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Nine Inch Nails release brand new song 'Discipline' as free download
Nine Inch Nails definitely seems to be the only major band which is succeeding in and understanding how to use the Internet at its full strength. After the very mediatized release of the "Ghosts I - IV" in various formats including a full free high quality download of the first 9 album tracks, the band released the brand new song "Discipline" as a free download on April 22nd. To get hold of the song, go right here.
(this link will take you to a NIN website where you enter email address and postal code; an weblink is then emailed to you to obtain the download. my link was http://dl.nin.com/discipline/nintrack?token=7339foSm I don't know if it can be reused. give it a try first to save some time.)
Next to this free download, the band also offers multi track files for the new single. More info at http://remix.nin.com .
The action is, again, a clear statement towards bands such as Radiohead (and some readers will as usual have problems accepting this *sigh*) who are 'using' the net but without really exploiting or understanding all of its possibilities. Let's remind you all that Radiohead charged its fans to get hold of the remix kit of their "Nude" single.
In other news, the band is considering a real-time live web cast of Trent Reznor signing 2,500 copies of the just-arrived, super-ultra-mega-deluxe "Ghost" edition all day Thursday, April 24th. More news will be coming your way in the next days, May 5 to be precise, including extra tour info and something which Reznor describes as "some other info about something else, too".
from:
http://www.side-line.com/news_comments.php?id=31120_0_2_0_C
Nine Inch Nails definitely seems to be the only major band which is succeeding in and understanding how to use the Internet at its full strength. After the very mediatized release of the "Ghosts I - IV" in various formats including a full free high quality download of the first 9 album tracks, the band released the brand new song "Discipline" as a free download on April 22nd. To get hold of the song, go right here.
(this link will take you to a NIN website where you enter email address and postal code; an weblink is then emailed to you to obtain the download. my link was http://dl.nin.com/discipline/nintrack?token=7339foSm I don't know if it can be reused. give it a try first to save some time.)
Next to this free download, the band also offers multi track files for the new single. More info at http://remix.nin.com .
The action is, again, a clear statement towards bands such as Radiohead (and some readers will as usual have problems accepting this *sigh*) who are 'using' the net but without really exploiting or understanding all of its possibilities. Let's remind you all that Radiohead charged its fans to get hold of the remix kit of their "Nude" single.
In other news, the band is considering a real-time live web cast of Trent Reznor signing 2,500 copies of the just-arrived, super-ultra-mega-deluxe "Ghost" edition all day Thursday, April 24th. More news will be coming your way in the next days, May 5 to be precise, including extra tour info and something which Reznor describes as "some other info about something else, too".
from:
http://www.side-line.com/news_comments.php?id=31120_0_2_0_C
