The Slip

1st #youarestr8garbolopharmaretard I have which will hopefully be some quick words with this “underdosed”, which I assume he or she got the name from the Psychiatrist during their most recent visit to his cell or padded room. Just like every good little “under-doped” Psychotic A∗︎S Clown (As shown here, lol) truly believe that with WiFi, or pen and paper to write down the 1 and only Narrative you should be aware of, bc let’s face it...who doesn’t want the half-cocked opinion of a gay porn director. But his, it, their complete oversight on the structure of the material, that someone who is nothing shy of a genius in my opinion, created a fairly great rock record are tossing and turning at night bc no one G•A•F words from a “underdosed” Gay porn director. #youarestr8garbolopharmaretard

This is one of my personal favorite Nine Inch Nails albums. This album has a great flow, track after track. This album also has great vocals, great drum solos, and great guitar solos as well. Finally, the instruments wrap around the vocals like no other, and intertwine perfectly. Definitely looking forward to the next limited play album, and extended play album from Nine Inch Nails.

Masterpiece

Holy Crap. I have almost every NIN cd and they never fail to be amazing. During Corona Radiata it’s like I get sent to a whole new dimension while I listen to it. Or the whole cd really. But especially that song. They are just so talented, every cd they have is so effing good, I just can’t get enough!!! I hope they keep making music like, forever lol

Favorite NiN album yet. So much subtlety, layered riffs, synths in polyrhythms, yet in a smaller more personal package (if that makes any sense). I’m happy to pay for this even if it is free.

'Epic'. After that goes 'Awesome', 'Amazing, and 'Abnormal'. All of these are precise descriptors of this album, but what sets it apart from most others (this most NIN fans will be well aware of), is that it not only is music, but a place... It sort of makes the movie fit the soundtrack. Each song has its own personality, and weird way of doing things. If you are open minded enough, you will start to see things differently. The possibilities will open theirselves up to you. NiN doesn't taste too great when you're just getting used to it, but it really grows on you, and when it does it never fails to make you feel good. Here are my ratings for this album: 1. 999,999-10/10. Good for an instrumental. Also a great way to start the album. 2. 1,000,000-10/10. Really solid all the way through. 3. Letting You-10/10. Fast paced, catchy chorus, nice classic nin tricks. Good for epic car chases. 4. Discipline-7/10. Overall good song, but there really is nothing that special about it. 5. Echoplex-10/10. Really brings you somewhere. Good concept, cool feel. 6. Head Down-10.5/10-Everything that I like about nin, takes you somewhere, brings things to life, has its own personality... 7. Lights in the Sky-8/10. Slow paced, soft song. Good meaning, balance of vocals and piano. 8. Corona Radiata-7/10. Good instrumental, but it takes too long for anything to happen. 9. The Four of Us Are Dying-9/10. Good instrumental. Takes time to get used to or simply "get". 10. Demon Seed-9.9/10-Great song, interesting experimental lyrics, or more precisely lyric patterns and structure. Album "The Slip"-20/10. Because its that epic.

It's free on their website.

The Slip disappointed a lot of serious Nine Inch Nails fans, and I can see why. Most of the songs don't quite reach the now-expected rhythmic, instrumental, or lyrical complexity of previous NIN releases. The album is not a thorough self-examination, nor is it a dystopian epic. In fact, there's very little in the way of a unifying theme; it's disconnected enough to make With Teeth look like a full-on concept album. The Slip is really just a collection of ten punchy little songs that Trent Reznor could've written in his sleep. When all is said and done, though, it's a solid display of musicianship, and it'll keep you entertained for forty-five minutes. That's enough for me. Plus, you can get the album for free on the band's website, so why complain? Highlights are "Discipline," "Echoplex," "Lights in the Sky," and "Demon Seed."

This album is really good. But it's free. Go to 'nin.com' and download it. He made it free, so he obviously doesn't have a problem with you downloading it.

just go to the official website and it will give you the option to download it for nothing