And All That Could Have Been [PA] by Nine Inch Nails (CD, Jan-2002, Nothing (USA))

Album Features
UPC:	606949318529
Artist:	Nine Inch Nails
Format:	CD
Release Year:	2002
Record Label:	Nothing (USA)
Genre:	Industrial, Rock & Pop

Track Listing
1. Terrible Lie
2. Sin
3. March of the Pigs
4. Piggy (Nothing Can Stop Me Now)
5. Frail, The
6. Wretched, The - (remix)
7. Gave Up
8. Great Below, The
9. Mark Has Been Made, The
10. Wish
11. Suck
12. Closer
13. Head Like a Hole
14. Day the World Went Away, The
15. S**********, Inc.
16. Hurt

Details
Playing Time:	74 min.
Producer:	Trent Reznor, John A., Jr. Malm
Distributor:	Universal Distribution
Recording Type:	Live
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
Nine Inch Nails: Trent Reznor, Danny Lohner, Jerome Dillon, Charlie Clouser, Robin Finck.Engineers: Jon Lemon, Leo Herrera, Paul Forgues.Recorded between April & June 2000.Personnel: Keith Hillebrandt, Charles Clouser (programming).Photographers: David Carson; Rob Sheridan.Unknown Contributor Roles: Robin Finck; Danny Lohner.Dispensing with typical live album cliches (exhausting interludes of roaring crowds, lengthy between-song banter), AND ALL THAT COULD HAVE BEEN is packed tightly, with a set that is distinctly NIN at their best. The 16 tracks mark Trent Reznor and company's first-ever live album release, opening with the stomping "Terrible Lie." A powerful combination of electronic and acoustic percussion adds dimension and raw energy that isn't usually explored in the one-man-band approach to recording NIN albums, especially on "Sin."Reznor's vocal delivery is equal parts darkly poetic and at times like spitting razors, conveying all the pain, anger and displacement that NIN fans identify with on such a personal level. "March Of The Pigs" leads into a clever segue of "Piggy," enhanced with a funky shuffle courtesy of drummer Jerome Dillon. Dynamic musical and technological extremes coupled with Reznor's mantra-like choruses make AND ALL THAT COULD HAVE BEEN a must have for NIN disciples, and an excellent introduction for the curious fan who might otherwise see NIN as only a studio entity.

Editorial Reviews
8 out of 10 - ...With this live disc, Nine Inch Nails have arrived at that elusive point where artistic fulfillment and audience expectation coalesce....NIN's ride remains as exhilarating as ever...
Alternative Press (20020101)

3 out of 5 stars - ...[this] ambitious, agonised art-metal is the critically lauded missing link....refreshingly urgent....searing energy and titanic hooks...
Q (20020101)

3 out of 5 stars - ...[this] ambitous, agonised art-metal is the critically lauded missing link....refreshingly urgent....searing energy and titanic hooks...
Q (20020101)

...Proves Reznor's studio-sculpted sounds can make the transition with richness intact... - Rating: B
Entertainment Weekly (20020222)

4 stars out of 5 - ...A gripping document of NIN's mind-blowing 2000 tour in support of THE FRAGILE....Reznor sounds liberated onstage...
Rolling Stone (20020131)