This is a good album, don't shit on it please.
This is a good album, don't shit on it please
Lucas Wilson
Alexander Cook
its ok i guess
Jose Watson
fuck you its shit
James Scott
AWITHA TEETHA
Eli Flores
i like it, but id like it more if it wasnt nin
Logan Smith
It's the album that got me into them.
Evan Garcia
It's the album where he kind of ran out of new ideas and just decided to take everything he knew and simply make a solid collection of songs. Doesn't do much that's original, take risks or push the envelope but it's still really good.
It is for NIN what HTTT is for Radiohead
Zachary Anderson
The Fragile >>>>>>>>>
Joseph Nguyen
I like the 'why do you get all the love in the world' song it always gets stuck in my head
I like NIN, never heard an album by them that I think sucks. Actually, the most cringey one to me is Pretty Hate Machine and I'm sure that's a classic
Jonathan White
HEY THE CLOSER WE THINK WE ARE
WELL IT ONLY GOT US SO FAR
NOW YOU GOT ANYTHING LEFT TO SHOW
NO NO I DIDN'T THINK SO
HEY THE SOONER WE REALISE
WE COVER OURSELVES WITH LIES
BUT UNDERNEATH WE'RE NOT ENOUGH
AND LOVE IS NOT ENOUGH
BRAVO REZNOR
Ethan Thomas
THE RULES HAVE CHANGED
THE LINES BEGIN TO BLUR
Asher Reed
I GOT MY ARMS A FLIP FLOP
I like this album
Camden Morgan
Sunspots and Right where it belongs are pretty good tracks.
Kevin Edwards
This is the album that got me into them. I can see where alot of his fans from before werent happy with it, but this album got a lot of 90s born kids into NIN. If someone would have tried to show me the fragile as the first NIN album then i probably would have hated it. It was a good doorway, and i still think its a solid album. It doesnt match the fragile, but show me something else that came out in 2004-2006 that was alot better.
Jace Moore
Lots of fags here giving the impression that Reznor should only keep pumping out TDS over and over again instead of growing up and moving on like he has. Maybe I'm bias, but I lost my virginity to Sunspots the month it came out. Shit was great.
I like With_Teeth because it wasn't trying to be any other then Reznor's battle between his old addiction and his newfound sobriety. It's clearly a really personal album, but it really should have included 'Not So Pretty Now', 'Non-Entity' and a reworked 'Home' into it.
...and by the way, Reznor has never been a particularly talented songwriter. Take off your nostalgia glasses and taken a good long look at his earlier work and how childish some of the songs are.
Chase Cox
>...and by the way, Reznor has never been a particularly talented songwriter.
His songs are good. It's really just his lyrics that are cringeworthy quite often.
Anthony Parker
Exactly what I meant. Goddamn the man knows how to put a song together, but the lyrical content is lacking quite often, and unfortunately it's the cringy songs that overshadow some of the more powerful ones ( for example We're In This Together compared to I'm Looking Forward to Joining You, Finally)
Joseph Wood
Dylan Clark
The way I see it, we had to have With Teeth to get all his incredible instrumental work with Atticus Ross, and that's definitely a price worth paying.
Juan Mitchell
It's decent. I like how it acts as a bridge between earlier NIN and his later, mellower stuff. The album starts with the heavier angsty songs and then the final three tracks are more laid back.
My problem with it is the angsty songs sound a bit contrived, like his heart wasn't in them.
Landon Hill
Yes it's good but unessential af. I won't shit on it if you promise to seek out music that's great and not merely okay.
Matthew Edwards
In all fairness Radiohead has some cringey lyrics, you just cant really make them out because of the way thom sings.
Jack Williams
I like it. I prefer Year Zero of his later NIN work though.