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**thighikergove** · 03-05-2007, 09:26 AM

After one of my friends raving about the new Nine Inch Nails album, I finally got the chance to listen to it from start to finish o Rhapsody.

Wow!

I am not really a fan of NIN. I'm really just ambivalent to Reznor's work. This new album, though... D-amn, Gina! I can't stop listening to it. Not only is politically charged, but it's just the right amount of ambiguity in its political statements.

My musical tastes usually revolve around blues and classic rock, but I am so wholly impressed by this album. There's not a track on it I don't love listening to. If you haven't heard it, I strongly recommend Year Zero by Nine Inch Nails. [xmasthumbup]

03-05-2007, 09:26 AM	#1
thighikergove Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 486 Senior Member	Year Zero After one of my friends raving about the new Nine Inch Nails album, I finally got the chance to listen to it from start to finish o Rhapsody. Wow! I am not really a fan of NIN. I'm really just ambivalent to Reznor's work. This new album, though... D-amn, Gina! I can't stop listening to it. Not only is politically charged, but it's just the right amount of ambiguity in its political statements. My musical tastes usually revolve around blues and classic rock, but I am so wholly impressed by this album. There's not a track on it I don't love listening to. If you haven't heard it, I strongly recommend Year Zero by Nine Inch Nails. [xmasthumbup]
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