Next Tuesday we will elect the next President of the United States. The result will have great consequences for the nation.
This election offers a choice is between two men with dramatically different visions of the future. We have strong feelings about this choice. But we feel even more strongly that all Americans, regardless of political preference, have a stake in the outcome and should vote in this critical election.
This is likely to be a close election. Your vote matters. Please use it and make a difference.
Sincerely,
Trent Reznor
From: NIN.com
He must have had a chat recently with R. Kelly. Should we look for a “Piss On You (version)” remix?? 
The NIN photogallery on Flickr is kind of like porno for me right now… So good.
NINE INCH NAILS
HOUSE OF BLUES
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6TH
YEAHHHHHHH!!!!!! 
Now I know what my last Halloween store paycheck and the money I have from the paid blog posts is going to pay for…
Fuckin’ a. What more can I say about seeing NIN live that I haven’t said two other times before??? I can try my hardest to express something cohesive and intelligent without totally losing my composure and blabbing about how Trent and I will run away in another lifetime and live happily ever after living naked on a desert island…
But maybe a little fangirling is necessary. Just a little, I promise, then I am done. I swear.
< begin fangirling / >
Trent was sporting a short hairdo and some stubble, like he was in the picture above. Now honestly, I respect him an immense amount as an artist – so much that words cannot express what some of his songs mean to me personally – but really… eye candy, much??? He is looking G-O-O-D, and his voice sounds so sexy. Really sexy. Sexier than when he sings the album version of “Lights in the Sky” – and that is pretty damn sexy, all whispery and sexy like he sings some times. And when he started speaking after he was singing and his voice was all raspy, I nearly died. Really. That other lifetime and the desert island are both too far away.
< / end fangirling >
It was great show all-around. I sang my heart out. I danced. (Yes, dancing is permitted at a Nine Inch Nails concert. I think. I didn’t get killed for it, at least.) I screamed “fist fuck” at the top of my lungs during “Wish.” It was pretty much perfect, as usual. There were some songs that were left out and I would have loved to hear, though, like: “The Line Begins to Blur”, “Non-Entity” (which probably would have made me cry; same with “And All That Could Have Been,” if they played it), and “Capital G.” A few things were thankfully extra-amazing to make up for those missing songs: Trent being sexy (first and foremost), “The Big Come Down,” “Reptile” (which I found out that Trent and I share a mutual love for), “The Frail/The Wretched,” “Discipline,” “Survivalism,” and Trent playing the xylophone during part of the “Ghosts I-IV” song set. The obligatory “Head Like A Hole” and “Closer” were of course crammed into the two hour show. I am incredibly tired of those songs, sad to say, but “Terrible Lie” is one that I don’t feel ever gets old. In fact, it is one of my favourites. “Down In It” I can normally take or leave, but I was surprisingly excited to hear it for a change.
What else do I want to say?? Hm… oh, pictures coming soon. I took about 150+ and only 40-something came out half-way decent, which I am incredibly pissed about… And I would post some more eye candy of Trent, but particular snobby, hard-assed NIN fans who only wish they could be as attractive, talented, and amazing as Trent might criticize me for being too much of a fangirl. So I’ll refrain (for now).
NIN | Anna | 
November 3, 2008 10:18 pm | 
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