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1 | Title | Description | Category | Avaliable | Release | |
2 | 1983 | Option 30 - Icehouse | The only known album release by Option 30 is a self-titled CD released in 1997 on Shriek Records. It consists of demos and an interview at a college radio station in Edinboro, Pennsylvania, recorded in the summer of 1983. Only 1000 copies of the album were made. Intro to the Option 30 Album "Option 30" | Song | Yes | 1983 |
3 | 1983 | Option 30 - Time And Change | From Option 30, on the album - "Option 30" released in 1983 | Song | Yes | 1983 |
4 | 1983 | Option 30 - Abomination | From Option 30, on the album - "Option 30" released in 1983 | Song | Yes | 1983 |
5 | 1983 | Option 30 - Der Kommissar | From Option 30, on the album - "Option 30" released in 1983 | Song | Yes | 1983 |
6 | 1983 | Option 30 - Lies | From Option 30, on the album - "Option 30" released in 1983 | Song | Yes | 1983 |
7 | 1983 | Option 30 - Just Out Enough To Be In | From Option 30, on the album - "Option 30" released in 1983 | Song | Yes | 1983 |
8 | 1983 | Option 30 - Equal Rights | From Option 30, on the album - "Option 30" released in 1983 | Song | Yes | 1983 |
9 | 1983 | Option 30 - Old Habits Die Hard | From Option 30, on the album - "Option 30" released in 1983 | Song | Yes | 1983 |
10 | 1983 | Option 30 - Pandora's Box | From Option 30, on the album - "Option 30" released in 1983 | Song | Yes | 1983 |
11 | 1983 - 1984 | Option 30 - Gotta Look Sharp | Live song from Option 30, unknown when the exact date is or if there is a HQ version | Song | Live | 1983 - 1984 |
12 | 1983 - 1984 | Option 30 - Show Me What It's Like | Live song from Option 30, unknown when the exact date is or if there is a HQ version | Song | Live | 1983 - 1984 |
13 | 1984 - 1985 | The Urge - Unknown Title | Cant make out the song because its too low quality, played before the other live songs we have. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnq3lKykYqM | Song | Live | 1984 - 1985 |
14 | 1984 - 1985 | The Urge - Something To Grab For | Samples Ric Ocasek - Something To Grab For. Songs performed live with The Urge, these songs came right before they played Eyes Without A Face. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnq3lKykYqM | Song | Live | 1984 - 1985 |
15 | 1984 - 1985 | The Urge - Look Sharp | Samples Joe Jackson - Look Sharp. Songs performed live with The Urge, these songs came right before they played Eyes Without A Face. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnq3lKykYqM | Song | Live | 1984 - 1985 |
16 | 1984 - 1985 | The Urge - Live Songs | Songs performed live with The Urge, these songs came right before they played Eyes Without A Face. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnq3lKykYqM | Song | Live | 1984 - 1985 |
17 | 1984 - 1985 | The Urge - Eyes Without A Face | Unknown date, this was after he was in Option 30 and before he was in "The Innocent". There is very little known about this band | Song | Live | 1984 - 1985 |
18 | 1985 | The Innocent - Livin' In The Street | Song on the A side of the vinyl, keyboards by Trent | Song | Yes | 1985 |
19 | 1985 | The Innocent - Freeway Ride | Song on the A side of the vinyl, keyboards by Trent | Song | Yes | 1985 |
20 | 1985 | The Innocent - Dora | Song on the A side of the vinyl, keyboards by Trent | Song | Yes | 1985 |
21 | 1985 | The Innocent - With You | Song on the A side of the vinyl, keyboards by Trent | Song | Yes | 1985 |
22 | 1985 | The Innocent - Heartzone | Song on the A side of the vinyl, keyboards by Trent | Song | Yes | 1985 |
23 | 1985 | The Innocent - Top Secret | Song on the B side of the vinyl, keyboards by Trent | Song | Yes | 1985 |
24 | 1985 | The Innocent - Love'll Come Knockin' | Song on the B side of the vinyl, keyboards by Trent | Song | Yes | 1985 |
25 | 1985 | The Innocent - Back In My Life | Song on the B side of the vinyl, keyboards by Trent | Song | Yes | 1985 |
26 | 1985 | The Innocent - Queen Of The Border | Song on the B side of the vinyl, keyboards by Trent | Song | Yes | 1985 |
27 | 1985 | The Innocent - The Names Have Been Changed | Song on the B side of the vinyl, keyboards by Trent | Song | Yes | 1985 |
28 | 1985 | Exotic Birds - TV Interview Live Song | Song played live on a TV Interview | Song | Live | 1985 |
29 | 1986 | Exotic Birds - Dancing On The Airwaves | Keyboards, programming and backing vocals done by Trent | Song | Yes | 1986 |
30 | 1986 | Exotic Birds - Have You Heard The News? | Keyboards, programming and backing vocals done by Trent | Song | Yes | 1986 |
31 | 1986 | Exotic Birds - The Meaning Of Love | Keyboards, programming and backing vocals done by Trent | Song | Yes | 1986 |
32 | 1986 | Exotic Birds - This Must Be Heaven | Keyboards, programming and backing vocals done by Trent | Song | Yes | 1986 |
33 | 1986 | Exotic Birds - Nothing Lasts Forever | Keyboards, programming and backing vocals done by Trent | Song | Yes | 1986 |
34 | 1986 | Exotic Birds - Fight Fire With Fire | Keyboards, programming and backing vocals done by Trent | Song | Yes | 1986 |
35 | 1986 | Slam Bamboo - House On FIre | Released locally in the Cleveland area, only a few hundred or so were pressed. Keyboards by Trent, also known as "Trent Reznor in Slam Bamboo #1" on YouTube | Song | Yes | 1986 |
36 | 1986 | Slam Bamboo - Black Book | Released locally in the Cleveland area, only a few hundred or so were pressed. Keyboards by Trent | Song | Yes | 1986 |
37 | 1986 - 1988 | Slam Bamboo - The Arrow Labelled Heart | Recorded anywhere from 1986 - 1988, Keyboards by Trent | Song | Yes | 1986 - 1988 |
38 | 1986 - 1988 | Slam Bamboo - Matches In The Rain | Recorded anywhere from 1986 - 1988, Keyboards by Trent | Song | Yes | 1986 - 1988 |
39 | 1986 - 1988 | Slam Bamboo - You Melt The Snow | Recorded anywhere from 1986 - 1988, Keyboards by Trent | Song | Yes | 1986 - 1988 |
40 | 1988 | Slam Bamboo - White Lies | Released locally in the Cleveland area, only a few hundred or so were pressed. Keyboards by Trent, also known as "Trent Reznor in Slam Bamboo #3" on YouTube | Song | Yes | 1988 |
41 | 1988 | Slam Bamboo - Cry Like A Baby | Released locally in the Cleveland area, only a few hundred or so were pressed. Keyboards by Trent | Song | Yes | 1988 |
42 | 1988 | Lucky Pierre - Communiqué | Last band he was in before making Nine Inch Nails, Trent is on backing vocals in this track | Song | Yes | 1988 |
43 | 1988 | Lucky Pierre - I Need To Get To Know | Last band he was in before making Nine Inch Nails, Trent plays the sax in this track & is on backing vocals | Song | Yes | 1988 |
44 | 1988 | Sometimes She Smiles | Song by "Cool Down Daddy" Trent plays the keyboards on this track | Song | Yes | 1988 |
45 | 1988 | Sex Dwarf | Song by Soft Cell, covered by Nine Inch Nails during the VIVIsectVI Tour in 1988 | Song | Live | Oct 21 1988 - Nov 2 1988 |
46 | 1988 | Who's Lookin' Back? | Trent engineered the track, Vincent Capretta – Who's Lookin' Back? is the full title | Song | Yes | 1988 |
47 | 1989 | Warm Jets | Trent does Keyboards & Drum Programming on the track, song by Hot Tin Roof | Song | Yes | 1989 |
48 | 1989 | Dont Let It Fade | Trent does Keyboards & Drum Programming on the track, song by Hot Tin Roof | Song | Yes | 1989 |
49 | 1989 | Hanson: The Movie / Son Of Slam, Hanson: The Movie | On nin.wiki (http://www.nin.wiki/Trent_Reznor#1989) it says Trent worked on "Hanson: The Movie, Hanson: The Movie" and "Son Of Slam, Hanson: The Movie", i couldn't find any info about the release of these anywhere except for a YouTube video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TArFzKI6ECE) which Scott Hanson commented on. Trent likely did work on this because they formerly knew eachother from Slam Bamboo but there is no exact title or proof | Song | Yes | 1989 |
50 | 1989 | That's My Attitude | Trent was a Recording engineer on these tracks. Song by Troop | Song | Yes | Oct 13 1989 |
51 | 1989 | For You | Trent was a Recording engineer on these tracks. Song by Troop | Song | Yes | Oct 13 1989 |
52 | 1989 | Down In It | The first ever Nine Inch Nails track released | Song | Yes | Sept 27 1989 |
53 | 1989 | Down In It (Shred) | Remixed by Adrian Sherwood and Keith LeBlanc | Song | Yes | Sept 27 1989 |
54 | 1989 | Down In It (Singe) | Remixed by Adrian Sherwood and Keith LeBlanc | Song | Yes | Sept 27 1989 |
55 | 1989 | Head Like A Hole | First track on the 1989 release Pretty Hate Machine. It was the first commercial success Trent Reznor had and received wide radio rotation at the time. Though Reznor doesn't dislike the song, he was quite surprised it became as big as it did, especially due to its relatively easy writing process compared to some of the lesser recognized tracks on Pretty Hate Machine | Song | Yes | Oct 20 1989 |
56 | 1989 | Terrible Lie | Second track on the 1989 release Pretty Hate Machine and begins directly at the end of "Head Like A Hole" (the end of the latter providing a segue into the beginning of the former). | Song | Yes | Oct 20 1989 |
57 | 1989 | Sanctified | Fourth track on the 1989 release Pretty Hate Machine, recognizable by its electronic tom-based drum beat and distinctive slap bassline, the only NIN song containing that playing technique. Its mood was altered from its happier form on Purest Feeling to a darker, uneasier one for Pretty Hate Machine. | Song | Yes | Oct 20 1989 |
58 | 1989 | Something I Can Never Have | Fifth track on the 1989 release Pretty Hate Machine. It is apparently a song about lost love and missed chances, though the true story about the song isn't widely (or at all) known | Song | Yes | Oct 20 1989 |
59 | 1989 | Kinda I Want To | Sixth track on the 1989 release Pretty Hate Machine, and has ties to lust, though it's unclear exactly what the speaker wants to do or whom they want to do it with. Notably hard to write, Trent Reznor has always been very unsatisified with the song and thinks it's by far the worst song he's ever done. He has also stated it's the one song he will not play live anymore, though as with anything, this is subject to change. | Song | Yes | Oct 20 1989 |
60 | 1989 | Sin | Seventh track on the 1989 release Pretty Hate Machine. Remixes were featured on the Sin single along with a B-side (a cover of Queen's "Get Down, Make Love"). The song is often amped up when played live, usually featured at the beginning of setlists. | Song | Yes | Oct 20 1989 |
61 | 1989 | That’s What I Get | Eighth track on the 1989 release Pretty Hate Machine. Trent Reznor has stated that the song was not originally intended to the be on the album, but was rather meant for b-side material, due to not fitting in lyrically with the rest of the songs | Song | Yes | Oct 20 1989 |
62 | 1989 | The Only Time | Ninth track on the 1989 release Pretty Hate Machine. The song references "Down In It" in its use of the same recognizable melodic synth voice. | Song | Yes | Oct 20 1989 |
63 | 1989 | Ringfinger | Tenth and final track on the 1989 release Pretty Hate Machine. The demo version of this song was called "Twist," which remains musically almost identical but uses alternate lyrics. | Song | Yes | Oct 20 1989 |
64 | 1990 | Supernaut | Song originally written and recorded by Black Sabbath and covered by Ministry side project 1000 Homo DJs. Several versions of the song exist, and though Trent Reznor recorded the original vocals for the song, several debates exist as to which version contains his contributions, as he remains uncredited on official releases due to contractual spats with TVT Records. It is one of several songs misattributed to NIN. | Song | Yes | 1990 |
65 | 1990 | Head Like A Hole (Slate) | Remixed by Trent Reznor & Flood, From Head Like A Hole | Song | Yes | Mar 22 1990 |
66 | 1990 | Head Like A Hole (Clay) | Remixed by Keith LeBlanc, From Head Like A Hole | Song | Yes | Mar 22 1990 |
67 | 1990 | Terrible Lie (Sympathetic) | Remixed by Trent Reznor & Flood, From Head Like A Hole | Song | Yes | Mar 22 1990 |
68 | 1990 | Head Like A Hole (Copper) | Remixed by Trent Reznor & Flood, From Head Like A Hole | Song | Yes | Mar 22 1990 |
69 | 1990 | You Know Who You Are | Remixed by Trent Reznor & Flood, From Head Like A Hole | Song | Yes | Mar 22 1990 |
70 | 1990 | Head Like A Hole (Soil) | Remixed by Trent Reznor & Flood, From Head Like A Hole | Song | Yes | Mar 22 1990 |
71 | 1990 | Terrible Lie (Empathetic) | Remixed by Trent Reznor & Flood, From Head Like A Hole | Song | Yes | Mar 22 1990 |
72 | 1990 | Down In It (Demo) | Demo of Down In It, From Head Like A Hole | Song | Yes | Mar 22 1990 |
73 | 1990 | Untitled (From Head Like A Hole) | Hidden 4 Second track on Head Like A Hole, It consists of host Heather "Princess" Day saying "Let's hear it for Nine Inch Nails! Woooo! They're GOOD!". It is the shortest non-silent track on any NIN release, and also notable for being a NIN track for having no input from Trent Reznor. | Song | Yes | Mar 22 1990 |
74 | 1990 | Head Like A Hole (Opal) | From the UK / Australia version of Head Like A Hole | Song | Yes | Mar 22 1990 |
75 | 1990 | Sin (Long) | This remix has extended instrumentals including a massively extended outro composed of what sounds like wind or running water and muted synthetic chimes. | Song | Yes | Oct 10 1990 |
76 | 1990 | Sin (Dub) | This remix is almost completely stripped of lyrics, save for the words "sin," "control," and "lies" scattered throughout the track. | Song | Yes | Oct 10 1990 |
77 | 1990 | Get Down, Make Love | Cover of a Queen song that appears on the Sin single and the remastered version of Pretty Hate Machine. The original appears on the Queen album News Of The World. It has been played live by most incarnations of the band at one point. According to an interview Trent Reznor did with Melody Maker magazine, "Get Down, Make Love" was supposed to be a "tongue-in-cheek" cover. | Song | Yes | Oct 10 1990 |
78 | 1990 | Sin (Short) | This remix incorporates some of the elements of the "Long" and "Dub" remixes, but it has a more drawn-out outro. This version is used in the music video. | Song | Yes | Oct 10 1990 |
79 | 1991 | Suck (Pigface) | This original recording features Reznor on guest vocals. Musically, the song is nothing like the Nine Inch Nails recordings of the song, characterized instead by drums and bass. Its multitracks were those released for a remix contest by Pigface. | Song | Yes | 1991 |
80 | 1991 | Cautiøn Dø Nøt Play | Album by Crunch-O-Matic, Trent did the Album programming | Song | Yes | Feb. 19 1991 |
81 | 1991 | Beers, Steers & Queers (Remixes) | Remix of Beers, Steers by "Revolting Cocks", credited as "additional cock" for "Stainless Steel Providers (live)" and "Public Image (live)") | Song | Yes | Mar 12 1991 |
82 | 1991 | Now I'm Nothing | Song that was written for and used as an introduction to NIN's set during the Lollapalooza tour in 1991. It was always followed by "Terrible Lie," but was never recorded in the studio nor officially released. A live recording of it can, however, be found on the DVD release of Closure, and in audio form on bootlegs. | Song | Live | July 18 1991 |
83 | 1992 | Burn Like Brilliant Trash (At Jackie's Funeral) | Reproduced by Trent Reznor | Song | Yes | 1992 |
84 | 1992 | Symphony Of Destruction (The Gristle Mix) | Song by Megadeth, reproduced by Trent Reznor | Song | Yes | 1992 |
85 | 1992 | Stone Cold Crazy (Re-Produced by Trent Reznor) | Song by Queen, Reproduced by Trent Reznor | Song | Yes | 1992 |
86 | 1992 | Pinion | Pinion is a very simplistic track that begins the Broken EP. A pinion is a gear with a small number of teeth, often engaging a larger gear. It's also a bird's wing or flight feathers. To pinion someone is to bind their hands and feet in such a manner that they cannot be used. An example of this last definition can be seen in the music video to the song. | Song | Yes | Sept 22 1992 |
87 | 1992 | Wish | Second track on 1992's Broken EP, and displays that era's characteristic aggression and abrasive guitar attack. The song won a Grammy Award for "Best Metal Performance." It keeps with the general mood of the Broken EP and includes numerous angry and self-deprecating lyrical passages, but unlike other songs, also shows a desire for something more. | Song | Yes | Sept 22 1992 |
88 | 1992 | Last | Very guitar-oriented and immediate, the song also features abrasive vocals by Reznor during the verses but melodic singing in the choruses, a contrast repeated in later songs like Head Down | Song | Yes | Sept 22 1992 |
89 | 1992 | Help Me I Am In Hell | Help Me I Am In Hell is the fourth track on 1992's Broken EP. The song title is most likely inspired by a scene in Hellbound: Hellraiser 2. | Song | Yes | Sept 22 1992 |
90 | 1992 | Happiness In Slavery | Happiness In Slavery is the fifth track on 1992's Broken EP. It was also released as a promo single and controversial music video. The title is evidently taken from the preface of the bondage novel The Story of O. | Song | Yes | Sept 22 1992 |
91 | 1992 | Gave Up | Sixth track on 1992's Broken EP. Used in the Broken Movie and is in Closure also | Song | Yes | Sept 22 1992 |
92 | 1992 | Physical | Physical is a hidden track on 1992's Broken EP that was originally written and performed by Adam and the Ants on their 1980 album Kings of the Wild Frontier. | Song | Yes | Sept 22 1992 |
93 | 1992 | Suck | Suck is the second hidden track on 1992's Broken EP. Originally packaged with "Physical" on a Mini CD sold with the EP, it was later incorporated onto the EP as a hidden track after allegations that some music stores were removing the Mini CD and selling it separately. "Suck" is track 99 on Broken while "Physical" is track 98. | Song | Yes | Sept 22 1992 |
94 | 1992 | Gave Up (Fixed) | Remixed by Coil & Danny Hyde | Song | Yes | Dec 7 1992 |
95 | 1992 | Wish (Fixed) | Remixed by J. G. Thirlwell | Song | Yes | Dec 7 1992 |
96 | 1992 | Happiness In Slavery (Fixed) | Remixed by Trent Reznor, Vrenna & P.K. | Song | Yes | Dec 7 1992 |
97 | 1992 | Throw This Away (Fixed) | Remixed by Reznor, Vrenna, Vig | Song | Yes | Dec 7 1992 |
98 | 1992 | Fist Fuck (Fixed) | Remixed by Thirlwell | Song | Yes | Dec 7 1992 |
99 | 1992 | Screaming Slave (Fixed) | Remixed by Trent Reznor, Vrenna, Bill Kennedy, Sean Beavan, Martin Brumbach, Bob Flanagan | Song | Yes | Dec 7 1992 |
100 | 1993 | Last (Butch Vig Remix) | This remix has never been commercially released. It was originally uploaded the Cyberden FTP server by "someone in Chemlab's camp" as an 8-bit/11kHz AIFF file in 1993, which circulated as the only available copy until Reznor hosted a CD-quality MP3 of the song in his remix.nin.com profile | Song | Yes | 1993 |