Metal Machine Music: Nine Inch Nails And The Industrial Uprising[2009]DvDrip-minus0

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title.......: Metal Machine Music: Nine Inch Nails And The Industrial Uprising

year........: 2009

blurb.......: Providing inspiration for the title of this DVD, Lou Reed's 5th solo album split opinion

dramatically upon its release in 1975, but while many saw it as a contractual obligation

designed to shock the listener, its long term influence has been nothing short of

startling.



The likes of Genesis P-Orridge and Throbbing Gristle in London, Cabaret Voltaire in

Sheffield however, were concurrently performing a UK brand of what would soon be

termed 'industrial', and these seeds collectively not only assisted and influenced the

rapid rise of that period's Punk assault, they also moved electronic music into a new era.

This new era would run its own course and influence greatly an American drift in the

mid-1980s towards a home-grown, danceable variety of electro-industrial rock, with the

remarkable Nine Inch Nails at its heart and soul.



This film traces fascinating and reviews the fascinating history of industrial music, via

its 1970s origins, through its enormous rise to prominence in America in the late 1980s and

throughout the 1990s with NIN as the focal point, to culminate with the current activities

of Trent Reznor as he uses marketing and promotional initiatives in a manner just as

creative as the music he continues to compose.



FEATURING: Brand new interviews with; Genesis P-Orridge, Nine Inch Nails' Chris Vrenna and

Richard Patrick, NIN Biographer and Classic Rock journalist, Tommy Udo, Jon Wiederhorn from

Revolver magazine, Chemlab's Jared Louche and many others.



Also features rare footage and music from Throbbing Gristle, Cabaret Voltaire, Depeche

Mode, Ministry, Skinny Puppy and, of course, Nine Inch Nails ....plus numerous archive

interviews with Trent Reznor, seldom seen live performances, news clips, photographs from

private collections and much more.



ripped......: HandBrake 0.9.3

source......: NTSC DVD

running time: 2:14:39



video codec.: H.264 (x264)

resolution..: 710x480

aspect ratio: 1.33:1

frame rate..: 29.97 fps

data rate...: 718 kb/s



audio codec.: AC3 (a52)

language....: English

channels....: Stereo

sample rate.: 48000 Hz

bitrate.....: 192 kb/s