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"I'm still recovering from one of the most intense concert experiences I've had in a while (or, maybe, ever.) Nine Inch Nails played a blistering 24-song set at Webster Hall as part of their 11-date... \n\nI'm still recovering from one of the most intense concert experiences I've had in a while (or, maybe, ever.) Nine Inch Nails played a blistering 24-song set at Webster Hall as part of their 11-date U.S. Wave Goodbye' tour -- a group of shows to end, as per NIN master Trent Reznor, the end of the band's touring existence.\n\nSaturday night, the band started waving goodbye at the tiny Bowery Ballroom. Last night they hit Webster and on Tuesday and Wednesday, the band plays Terminal Five before moving on to two dates in Chicago, one in Toronto, and four in Los Angeles.\n\nThe band opened last night's show with a huge surprise. They played 1994's The Downward Spiral--the album that brought Reznor to the mainstream with hits like \"Closer\" and \"Hurt\"-- in its entirety. All fourteen tracks, top to bottom. By about the third song, the fans inside the packed 1500-person venue had picked up on what was happening and, simply, went nuts.\n\nDespite the venue's unbelievable sauna-like atmosphere, (Seriously, if I was a sweaty mess just watching the show, Trent must've lost about ten pounds on stage the way he was jumping around), the crowd was with the band for the entire 2-plus hour show. After finishing TDS, the band launched into another ten songs, including \"Terrible Lie,\" \"Lights in the Sky,\" \"Gave Up,\" and favored closer \"Head Like a Hole.\"\n\nRead on for a full setlist, a few more grainy pictures, and the reason why you too should get on the NIN bandwagon..."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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