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Suck

Nine Inch Nails

Album: Broken

Genre: Rock

Composer: Atkins/Barker/Rezno


Suck		5:07

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Rating

Still 12/18/2007

Y34RZ3r0r3mix3d 11/20/2007

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With Teeth Interscope 5/3/2005 Recommended Tracks Right Where It Belongs Beside You In Time Sunspots	52.5px;'>Currently 3.5/5 Stars.

The Downward Spiral - Deluxe Edition 11/23/2004

Broken TVT 3/23/2004 Recommended Tracks Suck Physical (You're So)	67.5px;'>Currently 4.5/5 Stars.

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Things Falling Apart Interscope 11/21/2000 Recommended Tracks Starfuckers, Inc. 10 Miles High Where Is Everybody?	15px;'>Currently 1/5 Stars.

Closer To God Interscope 2/22/2000 Recommended Tracks Heresy (Blind) Closer (Precursor) Creepin', Pts. 1-2	60px;'>Currently 4/5 Stars.

The Fragile Nothing/Interscope 9/21/1999 Recommended Tracks Ripe (With Decay) Underneath It All I'm Looking Forward To Joining You, Finally	37.5px;'>Currently 2.5/5 Stars.

The "Perfect Drug" Versions Interscope 5/13/1997 Recommended Tracks The Perfect Drug The Perfect Drug The Perfect Drug	60px;'>Currently 4/5 Stars.

March Of The Pigs Interscope/Halo Seven 4/3/1996 Recommended Tracks Underneath The Skin A Violet Fluid Reptilian	52.5px;'>Currently 3.5/5 Stars.

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The Downward Spiral TVT 3/4/1994 Recommended Tracks Hurt The Downward Spiral Eraser	60px;'>Currently 4/5 Stars.

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TRACK_NUMBER	8
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SITE_REVIEW	During the time that Pretty Hate Machine was becoming an underground sensation, Trent Reznor became embroiled in legal difficulties with his label that prevented the release of any new Nine Inch Nails material. But the three-year wait actually helped -- most of NIN's fans were relatively recent converts, and they eagerly snapped up 1992's Broken, which afforded the already angst-ridden Reznor the opportunity to vent his ample frustration over the imbroglio. Where Pretty Hate Machine had a few moments of reflection and sardonic humor, Broken is a concentrated blast of caustic, naked rage. Given how draining it is, a full-length album in its style would unquestionably have been wearisome, even self-parodic. So, Broken is the rare EP that's conceptually focused and complete unto itself. Production-wise, it's also a step up from Pretty Hate Machine, and a showcase for Reznor's flowering studio acumen. While Pretty Hate Machine was primarily electronic, Broken is loaded with heavy, jagged guitars, processed through a veritable meat grinder of effects into a massive wall of distortion. Each song one-ups the viciousness of its predecessor; even the two relatively subdued instrumental interludes are full of abrasive textures. There are two hidden bonus cuts at the end of the CD (early pressings had them on a separate disc); they're neither as produced nor as intense, and thus separated conceptually as well as physically. The cover of Adam Ant's "(You're So) Physical" was something of a revelation -- not just demonstrating Reznor's fondness for new wave, but serving as a touchstone for his self-conscious, glammed-up sense of style. That -- and his skills as a producer and arranger -- would reach their fullest realization on The Downward Spiral, but Broken's tight focus and frothing intensity make it a major work in its own right. ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide
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