Do you miss the 90's?
It was a simpler time. Lots of good memories. I do miss that era.
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CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
@CrazyMusicLover Late 80’s through late 90’s was such good music with bands like NIN and TOOL. it was such a good time.
CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
@DarkHeaven I've never been a fan of NIN but I bet music had much more heart then in general than it has now.
@CrazyMusicLover can I play a few songs for you that I think you might like? And yeah, it definitely did.
CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
@DarkHeaven Idk, I tried it so many times and it just never worked. 😆 It all got just worse after I read something nasty about Reznor in Manson's biography. Although, a few people claimed the book was partly fabricated, I'm not sure that part was.
@CrazyMusicLover Gotchya. Yeah, I don’t know nothing about that? What was said that happened?
CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
@DarkHeaven [quote] “ One of the most destructive studio moments involved Reznor smashing Daisy’s prized, refinished Fender Jaguar electric guitar, which he’d salvaged from the scrap pile of their “Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)” video shoot.
He (Daisy Berkowitz) walked into the live room, excited to find Trent seated there. The rest of us hung out by the mixing console, monitoring the live room through two closed-circuit television cameras. On screen, we could see Daisy excitedly showing off his refurbished guitar to Trent, who actually seemed interested. We watched as Trent reached for the guitar, crooked it under his arm, strummed the strings a few times and then mercilessly smashed it over the amplifier, consigning it to the fate that was meant for it half a year ago. Trent casually left the room, and Daisy stood there aghast for several seconds before storming out of the studio, giving himself the rest of the day off to try and comprehend what had just happened.” [/quote]
He left the band shortly after.
He (Daisy Berkowitz) walked into the live room, excited to find Trent seated there. The rest of us hung out by the mixing console, monitoring the live room through two closed-circuit television cameras. On screen, we could see Daisy excitedly showing off his refurbished guitar to Trent, who actually seemed interested. We watched as Trent reached for the guitar, crooked it under his arm, strummed the strings a few times and then mercilessly smashed it over the amplifier, consigning it to the fate that was meant for it half a year ago. Trent casually left the room, and Daisy stood there aghast for several seconds before storming out of the studio, giving himself the rest of the day off to try and comprehend what had just happened.” [/quote]
He left the band shortly after.