Sep 1, 2025 10:01 PM
(This post was last modified: Sep 23, 2025 04:30 PM by Rsynced.)
I remember I had the 'Tape cassette single in 1994'. I used to play it everyday when I got home after High School freshman year...✌
Nothing sounded like NIN back in the day! 😲
Idk, where the heck that tape went, I found a bad picture online and AI upscaled it so you guys don't think I'm bullshitting you... lol 🤣
Nothing sounded like NIN back in the day! 😲
Idk, where the heck that tape went, I found a bad picture online and AI upscaled it so you guys don't think I'm bullshitting you... lol 🤣
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AI Quote:
The Nine Inch Nails song "March Of The Pigs" was released on a cassette single in 1994, but it featured the "Video Version" (a live recording) instead of the studio version. The song was also included on other compilations and releases from that era.
Here's a breakdown:
The "March Of The Pigs" cassette single: was released in 1994 and contained a live version of the song, often referred to as the "Video Version".
This specific version of the song is known for having new pig squeal samples at the beginning.
This version of the song also appeared on the US cassette release of the "Closer" single.
The Nine Inch Nails song "March Of The Pigs" was released on a cassette single in 1994, but it featured the "Video Version" (a live recording) instead of the studio version. The song was also included on other compilations and releases from that era.
Here's a breakdown:
The "March Of The Pigs" cassette single: was released in 1994 and contained a live version of the song, often referred to as the "Video Version".
This specific version of the song is known for having new pig squeal samples at the beginning.
This version of the song also appeared on the US cassette release of the "Closer" single.


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