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the popular opinion that Trent invented something new.
Yea, the structure of Downward Spiral was very film-like and well orchestrated, but future bands taking ideas from that album only means they never listened to any "industrial" bands that pre-date NIN.
It seems like MTV, Spin & Rolling Stone magazine only focused on NIN because it was time for a changing of the guards. NIN just happened to show up at the right time.
Even I was naive upon first listen to NIN. Being a young teenager, MTV was god to me.
They never played music from earlier bands such as Hula, Cabaret Voltaire, or Skinny Puppy.
So, it seemed natural to praise NIN as ground-breaking, back then.

  

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I loved how much of a concept record it was
Mar 07th 2014
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Never picked up on this
Mar 09th 2014
7
He admits as such though
Mar 07th 2014
3
      why is a multi-platinum artist exempt from that sort of criticism?
Mar 08th 2014
4
           It doesn't matter
Mar 08th 2014
5
                yea, I suppose its sad.
Mar 09th 2014
8
                Art verses commerce is always an all or nothing proposition in music
Mar 09th 2014
9
                     This is a joke, right?
Mar 10th 2014
10
My favorite album
Mar 09th 2014
6

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