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Nine Inch Nails - Things Falling Apart (2 LP)

Name: Nine Inch Nails - Things Falling Apart (2 LP)
Brand: Nine Inch Nails
SKU: 0Y4QAA8YOOyMfqs4a8i2OK
Rating: 3.7 (3 reviews)

Nine Inch Nails

LP
2 piece(s)
2000
10 tracks
53 min
industrial rock

Things Falling Apart

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Product description

Nine Inch Nails presents 'Things Falling Apart', a masterfully crafted remix album that delves into the darker realms of industrial rock. Released on 1 January 2000 through Interscope, this 53-minute sonic journey showcases the band's versatility and ability to reinvent their own sound. With a diverse range of genres, from industrial and industrial metal to electronic rock, alternative metal, and nu metal, 'Things Falling Apart' is a testament to Nine Inch Nails' innovative spirit.

The tracklist features reimagined versions of their iconic songs, including 'Slipping Away', 'The Great Collapse', and 'The Wretched', each one offering a fresh perspective on the original. The multiple remixes of 'Starfuckers, Inc.' demonstrate the band's willingness to experiment and push boundaries. Other notable tracks, such as 'Where Is Everybody?' and 'Metal', further solidify Nine Inch Nails' position as pioneers of the industrial music scene.

With 'Things Falling Apart', Nine Inch Nails invites listeners to immerse themselves in a world of haunting soundscapes and introspective lyrics, characteristic of the band's distinctive style. This album is a must-listen for fans of the genre and those eager to experience the band's unique sound.

This 2LP set was released in 2000.

Tracks

Slipping Away - RemixNine Inch Nails
6:11
The Great Collapse - RemixNine Inch Nails
4:42
The Wretched - RemixNine Inch Nails
5:52
Starfuckers, Inc. - Remix Version (as)Nine Inch Nails
5:11
The Frail - RemixNine Inch Nails
2:47
Starfuckers, Inc. - Remix Version (do)Nine Inch Nails
6:06
Where Is Everybody? - RemixNine Inch Nails
5:07
Metal - RemixNine Inch Nails
7:06
10 Miles High - RemixNine Inch Nails
5:11
Starfuckers, Inc. - Remix Version (cc)Nine Inch Nails
5:09

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Product specifications

Details

Album: Things Falling Apart
Artist: Nine Inch Nails
LP release year: 2000
Album release date: January 1, 2000
Label: Nothing Records
EAN: 606949074418
Available: No

Product information

Format: LP
Quantity: 2 piece(s)
Mono or stereo: Stereo
Duration: 53 min
Tracks: 10 tracks

EAN

EAN: 606949074418

Other

Limited Edition: No
Country: US
Genre: Industrial rock
Box set: No
Remastered: No
Reissue: No

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Reviews

3.7

Average of 3 reviews

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Poor Vinyl Quality
3 out of 5 stars
IkuwukubqaOctober 21, 2025United States🇺🇸
Gave this vinyl a spin after ages. Adore the album, but the record's quality is really bad, full of skips and pops despite being in mint condition. Such a shame, as I don't think we'll ever see a better pressing.
Breathtaking Album Reinvention
4 out of 5 stars
segjttoplzMay 24, 2025United States🇺🇸
this album didn't feel like a bunch of remixes and covers, it was more like a whole new album in itself. honestly, it's breathtaking
Glossy Version Superior
4 out of 5 stars
Mooj_OhqofJanuary 28, 2024United Kingdom🇬🇧
There are two main production versions out there. The more usual one features a darker, matte sleeve and darker labels. The rarer variant, meanwhile, boasts brighter artwork and a glossy sleeve. Something else to keep in mind about these two versions - the one with the lighter label text is noticeably different in terms of thickness and sound quality, and in my opinion, it's superior in both areas. I'd go as far as to say the darker version is almost as thin as a flexi-disc. I did a blind test with my significant other, and the darker copy just didn't have the same impact and richness as the other one - it was also quite crackly compared to what I'm used to. Looking at them side by side, I'd say both have dark labels, but the glossy cover version has a lot more blue in the center labels, while the matte version is more of a greenish grey. It's a shame, really...I'm probably going to sell the darker variant.