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Post by Laggy.RETURNS on Sept 20, 2018 21:12:55 GMT -5
Ok this is a tour that deserves its own thread. Nine Inch Nails are consistently good live, but this tour is nuts. First, it's worth noting to cut out scalpers tickets were sold in "The Physical World" at the venues in person. They're playing intimate shows in small venues, and putting together different setlists nightly with tons of deep cuts and surprises.
In AZ last week at the start of the tour they played the Broken EP in its entirety.
In CO this week they played 'The Perfect Drug' live for the first time ever, after 21 years. As a huge fan I'm blown away by these nightly setlists so far.
Who has seen them on this tour, and who's going to be seeing them soon?
Post by Laggy.RETURNS on Sept 20, 2018 21:51:23 GMT -5
I'm driving from Orlando to see them in Atlanta next Thur. I'm actually kicking myself for not requesting off the extra day to see them Wednesday too. I have half a mind to drive up to see them in Nashville the following Saturday.
Seeing all three shows in NOLA, am beyond stoked about these setlists. Need to spend more time with the new material though definitely.
Been a big fan of NIN since HLAH video dropped on Headbangers ball at the tender age of SIX! My cousin from down the street would babysit me and she was not allowed to watch MTV so of course we would watch it all night.
My first out of town concert was NIN/APC in NOLA in 2000 so I feel like 3 nights at the nicest theater in town is a coming full circle live music moment.
A good friend of mine was at the Red Rocks show with the Perfect Drug bustout and said it was as awesome as you'd expect.
Really hoping to hear Happiness In Slavery, Perfect Drug and most of all, I have hope for a Ringfinger bustout now! That was always a top 3 NIN song for me. Would also bust one for Ruiner.
Strongly considering hitting ATL up next week too since tickets are like $30-40.
Post by kgsmith34 on Sept 21, 2018 11:13:43 GMT -5
I've got 3 Lawn GA tix to the Nashville show. Stood in line for the presale and now can't go. Don't know if selling tickets is frowned upon here or not. Looking for face value
Post by Laggy.RETURNS on Sept 21, 2018 18:11:37 GMT -5
I feel like a crazy person but I'm nearly ready to pull the trigger on the Nashville show in addition to the ATL show. I don't have shit to do next weekend anyways. May as well. I figure spend friday in Chat-town and go to rock city and Raccoon mountain caverns and shit. On the way up to nashville next Sat I'll drop by Manchester and take a look at the farm (never been in the offseason).
How's the Ascend ampitheatre? Are the views from the lawn ok? Lawn seats are crazy cheap on third party outlets right now.
Also, any suggestions of somewhere to grab a drink and a bite to eat before the show, in either Atlanta or Nashville?
I feel like a crazy person but I'm nearly ready to pull the trigger on the Nashville show in addition to the ATL show. I don't have shit to do next weekend anyways. May as well. I figure spend friday in Chat-town and go to rock city and Raccoon mountain caverns and shit. On the way up to nashville next Sat I'll drop by Manchester and take a look at the farm (never been in the offseason).
How's the Ascend ampitheatre? Are the views from the lawn ok? Lawn seats are crazy cheap on third party outlets right now.
Also, any suggestions of somewhere to grab a drink and a bite to eat before the show, in either Atlanta or Nashville?
You sure about Rock City? It's kinda hokey.
Ascend is fun. Views from the lawn are great. Got a nice grassy hill to sit on. Eat and drink before, because the place is run by LiveNation. Need I say more? You can park at the Titans Stadium Lot R1 for $5 and walk over the pedestrian bridge. Good views and the cheapest parking you will find. If your averse to walking there is a $3 shuttle.
As far as food, downtown you can throw a stick and hit a good restaurant. Bakersfield tacos are great and within walking distance of Ascend. The Diner across the street is fun but can be pricey. City Tap house is next to The Diner.
My main suggestion is TO GO THE FUCK EARLY! You have no idea the mad house downtown Nashville has become. Every fucking bride to be wants to go to Nashville and ride a fucking pedal wagon around downtown. (they all wear short shorts and cowboy boots)
Ascend is fun. Views from the lawn are great. Got a nice grassy hill to sit on. Eat and drink before, because the place is run by LiveNation. Need I say more? You can park at the Titans Stadium Lot R1 for $5 and walk over the pedestrian bridge. Good views and the cheapest parking you will find. If your averse to walking there is a $3 shuttle.
As far as food, downtown you can throw a stick and hit a good restaurant. Bakersfield tacos are great and within walking distance of Ascend. The Diner across the street is fun but can be pricey. City Tap house is next to The Diner.
My main suggestion is TO GO THE FUCK EARLY! You have no idea the mad house downtown Nashville has become. Every fucking bride to be wants to go to Nashville and ride a fucking pedal wagon around downtown. (they all wear short shorts and cowboy boots)
Thanks for all the suggestions! I'm absolutely not sure about Rock City. I'm looking for something to do on the day in between, and that's smack in between ATL and Nashville. I looked online and pictures of ruby falls and lookout mountain looked really nice. I live in the flattest fucking place in the country and I love mountains and shit. If you, or anyone else, has any suggestions of some cool things to do on a roadtrip between ATL and Nashville I'd love to hear suggestions.
I saw them last night in Memphis and they were both excellent. I recommend it. It was fun finally getting to see JaMC and NiN live for the first time, too.
I saw them last night in Memphis and they were both excellent. I recommend it. It was fun finally getting to see JaMC and NiN live for the first time, too.
I saw them last night in Memphis and they were both excellent. I recommend it. It was fun finally getting to see JaMC and NiN live for the first time, too.
What time is JAMC starting?
Last night, Tobacco played the first 20-30 minutes... we had a 15 minute break and JaMC played for about 60-70 minutes... had a 40 minute or so break and then NiN finished.
Last night, Tobacco played the first 20-30 minutes... we had a 15 minute break and JaMC played for about 60-70 minutes... had a 40 minute or so break and then NiN finished.
The Atlanta show starts at 7. We'll definitely miss Tobacco. I hope we can make it in time for JAMC.
Last night, Tobacco played the first 20-30 minutes... we had a 15 minute break and JaMC played for about 60-70 minutes... had a 40 minute or so break and then NiN finished.
The Atlanta show starts at 7. We'll definitely miss Tobacco. I hope we can make it in time for JAMC.
Tobacco was kind of interesting, but nothing to break a leg rushing to see. I believe you should be fine if you arrive around 8 or so.
The Great Destroyer (NiN) was so perfect, BTW. My ears are still recovering.
Post by The Foot Fuckin' Master on Sept 25, 2018 9:26:38 GMT -5
Man, I can't fucking wait for the two DC shows. I wonder whether Trent will play more aggressive tunes those nights, since the open floorspace will allow for ample moshing.
Do you want to dance while also thinking about all the ways you've failed as a human?
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Post by Laggy.RETURNS on Sept 26, 2018 22:12:22 GMT -5
Damn tonight had a great setlist:
Mr. Self Destruct The Perfect Drug Wish Less Than March of the Pigs Find My Way The Lovers Dear World,(live debut) Shit Mirror Ahead of Ourselves God Break Down the Door Burn Came Back Haunted Gave Up The Big Come Down The Hand That Feeds Head Like a Hole
Encore: The Day the World Went Away All the Love in the World Over and Out Hurt
Post by Laggy.RETURNS on Sept 27, 2018 22:40:30 GMT -5
Tonight was incredible and I enjoyed the fuck out of that show. I've seen them a ton of times and I'm pretty sure that was the first time I've ever seen Even Deeper, the becoming, or Happiness in Slavery live. Also I had never heard them play Digital or 'Now I'm Nothing' at all.
All that being said, on paper this was probably my least favorite setlist of the tour. Really glad I'm catching them again in Nashville sat to see what else they have to offer.
Tonight was incredible and I enjoyed the fuck out of that show. I've seen them a ton of times and I'm pretty sure that was the first time I've ever seen Even Deeper, the becoming, or Happiness in Slavery live. Also I had never heard them play Digital or 'Now I'm Nothing' at all.
All that being said, on paper this was probably my least favorite setlist of the tour. Really glad I'm catching them again in Nashville sat to see what else they have to offer.
This may have been my favorite NIN show, after roo. I loved the setlist, probably my favorite of this tour. The 2nd one in Phoenix is the only one that's even close. We got there really late and only saw about 15 min. of JAMC. I knew we would be late because my wife wasn't able to get off work early, that's why I didn't attempt to meet up.
Post by Laggy.RETURNS on Sept 30, 2018 0:09:14 GMT -5
Amazing set tonight:
Wish Less Than March of the Pigs Sanctified Find My Way The Lovers Reptile Dear World, Shit Mirror Ahead of Ourselves God Break Down the Door The Perfect Drug Physical (You're So) (Adam and the Ants cover) Gave Up I'm Afraid of Americans (David Bowie cover) The Hand That Feeds Head Like a Hole
Encore: The Day the World Went Away Over and Out Hurt
Lots of newer and older stuff. Sooooo damn happy I got to see the Perfect Drug. I got to hear a lot of the "Bad Witch" stuff live (that was absent from the Atlanta set I saw). Happy to see some sexy saxophone Trent. Shit Mirror sounds great live, and Robin kills it with his contribution to vocals. Afraid of Americans was a nice surprise. And The Day the World Went Away was epic for that encore.
Post by The Foot Fuckin' Master on Oct 31, 2018 18:21:47 GMT -5
I've seen NIN three times on this tour, and I wish I took off more time from work to have seen additional shows. It is the best tour of the year, and I'm praying he returns next year for festivals. Trent is better than ever.
I can't wait. 
