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Nine Inch Nails concert' second full-length album, The Downward Spiral (1994), entered the Billboard 200 at number two, and it remains the highest-selling NIN release in the United States. Influenced by late-1970s rock albums Low (by David Bowie) and The Wall (by Pink Floyd), The Downward Spiral features a wide range of textures and moods to illustrate the mental progress of a central character. In Nine Inch Nails tour's last work with Nine Inch Nails tour tickets Toyota Center to date, Flood once again co-produced several tracks; Nine Inch Nails tour's longtime collaborator Alan Moulder mixed most of The Downward Spiral and took on more extensive production duties for subsequent NIN releases.
The album spawned two singles: "March of the Pigs" and "Closer"; "Hurt" and "Piggy" were issued to radio without a commercial single release. The music video for "Closer", directed by Mark Romanek, received frequent rotation on MTV, though the network made extensive edits to the original, and highly graphic, version. A radio edit that partially mutes the song's explicit lyrics also received extensive airtime. The Closure video documented highlights from NIN's Self Destruct tour, including full live videos of "Eraser", "Hurt" and a one-take "March of the Pigs" clip made for MTV.
At the behest of Prudential Securities bankruptcy proceedings, TVT put the rights to Reznor's recordings for the label on auction in 2005. This offer included the whole TVT catalog, including Pretty Hate Machine and a percentage of royalties from Reznor's song publishing company, Leaving Hope Music/TVT Music. Rykodisc, which did not win the auction but was able to license the rights from Prudential, re-issued the out-of-print Pretty Hate Machine CD on November 22, 2005. Ryko also reissued the "Head Like a Hole" CD and a vinyl edition of Pretty Hate Machine in 2006. The label considered releasing a deluxe edition, just as Interscope had done for The Downward Spiral; however, Reznor declined to produce it for them without payment.
Reznor during the 1991 Lollapalooza festival
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