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| A Gothic Acoustic Tribute to NIN | 
 enlarge | Artist: Various Artists
Label: Big Eye Music
Category: Music
List Price: $10.98
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Avg. Customer Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 371144
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
UPC: 666496439023
EAN: 0666496439023
ASIN: B0009GX2BE
Release Date: May 31, 2005
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| Tracks:
| • | Something I Can Never Have | | • | We're in This Together | | • | Burn | | • | Head Like a Hole | | • | Heresy | | • | Hurt | | • | Mr. Self Destruct | | • | Perfect Drug | | • | Closer to God | | • | Ruiner | | • | Terrible Lie |
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| Customer Reviews:
 Just Awful August 23, 2005
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
Personally, this CD wasn't as good as i hoped and thought it'd be. The only songs that i don't skip are "Something i can Never Have", "Heresy", and sometimes "Hurt" and "Ruiner". The guys vocals are really bad. Versailles rendition is pretty good, i think one of the best on the compilation. "We're in This Together" is ok, but that guy's voice is just...undescribably annoying. -sigh- this could have been as good as the Piano Tribute. I highly recommend the Piano Tribute to Nine Inch Nails.
 Excellent CD February 26, 2006
If your a fan of goth music in general (not Manson and other goth industrial sort of artists) then you will probably enjoy this rendition of some classic NIN songs. The people that got together to create this disc did a fantastic job of transfering Reznor's industrial music into acoustic guitar while staying true to the whats expected from modern goth music. This is the best CD I found from the goth acoustic series and I enjoy it a great deal, but you need to appreciate the music as a whole, specifically the guitars, to get anything out of this disc.
Disapointing... Trent's gotta be mad... November 30, 2007
Dude, this album is terrible. Vocals are lousy, musicalization is poor. They even change the lyrics of the songs. What was in the head of the girl who sings Closer? It's like "the 'rated' version of Closer". Instead of "I want to (F-word) you like an animal" she sings "I want to call you my animal". Does she even know the song? Has she ever heard NIN? I doubt it.
Looks like they gathered a bunch of punk teenage garage band kids and asked them to record their covers and make some money with it.
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