Nine Inch Nails are releasing a CD/DVD for The Slip
posted June 26, 2008, 6:23 pm by dscanland | Filed Under MP3, Music News | 
Tags: Nine Inch Nails, The Slip, New Release
So you’ve been enjoying the impressive album The Slip this summer and the announcement comes that Nine Inch Nails is going to release the physical CD for the album. The Reznor camp has got to make it sweet for punters to pay for music they already own. Maybe this will help:
From NIN.com
The Slip will be available in an individually numbered 2 disc, 6 panel digipak & double gatefold vinyl in the US, Canada, and parts of Japan.
The digi will be LIMITED to 200,000 pieces only, each individually numbered, and will include a DVD of NIN performing live tracks from The Slip at rehearsals, a 24-page booklet, and an exclusive sticker pack.
For UK, Europe, Australia, and other territories, the release will not be limited or numbered, but will otherwise be identical.
The gatefold vinyl release contains 1 LP (180 gram vinyl) and a 24-page booklet (vinyl is not limited or numbered anywhere).
CD Street Date (US & Canada): July 22, 2008
CD Street Date (UK & Europe): July 21, 2008
Vinyl Street Date (US & Canada): August 5, 2008
Vinyl Street Date (UK & Europe): August 4, 2008
Japan and Australia release info is TBA
The Slip will remain free for download indefinitely from theslip.nin.com.
Here’s a track from the Slip. This one is called Head Down:
Nine Inch Nails - Head Down
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A band I have sadly let fall to the side. Trent lost me after he made “With Teeth”, just totally lost me. I followed the whole deal behind “Year Zero” for awhile but it got to the point where I realized I was trying to piece together a puzzle someone else put together, and that the results would have been absolutely fucking worthless. “The Slip” was decent, a step up even from “Year Zero” to my ears, but I won’t bother buying it. I won’t buy another thing from Mr. Reznor until he stops over-saturating the NiN catalog with crap like Ghosts and even this. He can do so much better.