The Slip
by: Nine Inch Nails
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Limited edition includes a bonus DVD. The Slip (also known as Halo 27) is the eighth major studio release by American industrial rock band Nine Inch Nails. The album was produced by Trent Reznor alongside Atticus Ross and Alan Moulder.
Limited edition includes a bonus DVD. The Slip (also known as Halo 27) is the eighth major studio release by American industrial rock band Nine Inch Nails. The album was produced by Trent Reznor alongside Atticus Ross and Alan Moulder.
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: 
- Slipping into extinction
While I did enjoy NIN's earlier material, his new stuff just doesn't do it for me. It isn't that I want to hear The Downward Spiral 5 times over. It is the simple fact that his music just isn't good anymore. I have enjoyed seeing them live a few times and they are still an excellent band as far as a live show is concerned. Trent has seemed to have lost that spark of angst and cynicism that made albums like The Fragile, and Broken so addictive and visceral.I may be being a bit too harsh but,I have ... Read More
Rating: 
- It's free, but I still haven't burned it
Nine Inch Nails have been on a roll since 2005, releasing technically 4 (!) albums (although one of them's arguably an EP, Ghosts, that is), although they're on a farewell tour now. Everyone knows the story how Trent Reznor released this free basically out of nowhere. Of course I downloaded it as I soon as I found out, which was the day after it came out. All the critics jumped to praising this album, but if it wasn't free, do you really think they'd have the same opinion? I doubt it.
Apparantely ... Read More
Rating: 
- NIN's weakest album
Like probably most fans I downloaded the album for free from nin.com.Didn't really think too much about it as there weren't very many stand out songs on this album.But after my friend and I went to see NIN open for Jane's Addiction here in Austin and the fact that the dvd was limited to 250,000 copies I decided to cave in and buy it.These songs sound to generic and don't really go anywhere so they really don't have the NIN charm.Some of these songs in my opinion sound too noisy and some just plain boring. ... Read More
Rating: 
- highly recomend
i'm just starting to get into nine inch nails (i know i'm really late and i don't care).i started with downward spiral which i loved.then i downloaded this for free.this one is more "rocky" than downward spiral it sounds similar to year zero alot of great industrail drum machine jamz and some really cool ambiant tracks.most of the songs seem to have a really solid rock foundation with spacey dissonant synths parts floating in the distance, and it's a really great combo. i've been listening to it non-stop for ... Read More
Rating: - The Slip, Slips Into My Top 5!
This C.D. is Great I first got the digital download from the nine inch nails website and thought well if I like the songs I will get the CD when it hits stores. Well when I got the download I was BLOWN AWAY Mr. Trent Reznor Has Done It again! So I got My Copy As soon as it came out in June!
- Slipping into extinctionWhile I did enjoy NIN's earlier material, his new stuff just doesn't do it for me. It isn't that I want to hear The Downward Spiral 5 times over. It is the simple fact that his music just isn't good anymore. I have enjoyed seeing them live a few times and they are still an excellent band as far as a live show is concerned. Trent has seemed to have lost that spark of angst and cynicism that made albums like The Fragile, and Broken so addictive and visceral.I may be being a bit too harsh but,I have ... Read More
- It's free, but I still haven't burned itNine Inch Nails have been on a roll since 2005, releasing technically 4 (!) albums (although one of them's arguably an EP, Ghosts, that is), although they're on a farewell tour now. Everyone knows the story how Trent Reznor released this free basically out of nowhere. Of course I downloaded it as I soon as I found out, which was the day after it came out. All the critics jumped to praising this album, but if it wasn't free, do you really think they'd have the same opinion? I doubt it.
Apparantely ... Read More
- NIN's weakest albumLike probably most fans I downloaded the album for free from nin.com.Didn't really think too much about it as there weren't very many stand out songs on this album.But after my friend and I went to see NIN open for Jane's Addiction here in Austin and the fact that the dvd was limited to 250,000 copies I decided to cave in and buy it.These songs sound to generic and don't really go anywhere so they really don't have the NIN charm.Some of these songs in my opinion sound too noisy and some just plain boring. ... Read More
- highly recomendi'm just starting to get into nine inch nails (i know i'm really late and i don't care).i started with downward spiral which i loved.then i downloaded this for free.this one is more "rocky" than downward spiral it sounds similar to year zero alot of great industrail drum machine jamz and some really cool ambiant tracks.most of the songs seem to have a really solid rock foundation with spacey dissonant synths parts floating in the distance, and it's a really great combo. i've been listening to it non-stop for ... Read More
- The Slip, Slips Into My Top 5!This C.D. is Great I first got the digital download from the nine inch nails website and thought well if I like the songs I will get the CD when it hits stores. Well when I got the download I was BLOWN AWAY Mr. Trent Reznor Has Done It again! So I got My Copy As soon as it came out in June!
