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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Jul 2002.
Re: Nerd Boy, episodes 238-241

Re: Nerd Boy, episodes 238-241

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> Erm...
> 
> "You are the Perfect Drug, the Perfect Drug, the Perfect Drug"
> 
> Sorry it's the only NIN I know  :o)

And not even one of the better ones.  Go down to your local sound shop
and get what ever they have.  Listen to everything he ever did a few
hundred times, unless you have a history of mental depresion in which
case you might want to stop after 50 times and seek theripy before
continuing.  

And I am sure you have heard more than just that one song.  

"Head Like A Hole" was on MTV back in 1989.
In 1995 they where playing "Closer" which has the famous "I want to
fuck you like an animal" line.
They played "Hurt" a few times
Then came the "Perfect Drug" and even a mention of it on some show
about how much money the spend makeing videos because of the large
freezer they made to get the frost of his breath on film.
3 or so years ago they played "We're in This Together" live at the MTV
music awards just before "The Fragile" was released.
And a bit after that they played "Star Fuckers" which had Mayrlin
Manson in it.

Now those don't encluded all of the stuff they used to play during
Headbangers ball and 120 minutes.  Thats just the prime time stuff
there.

Now for much of that time I activly avoided TV so that even if I owned
one I never plug it in or it was in storage.  I gave my TV away not to
long ago after not pluging it in more than once in 8 months to watch
something on PBS.  The damn thing

No if a person with as little TV time as my self has seen NIN on MTV
then I know that you have heard far more than one song by them in 14
years.

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