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This Complete List Of Nine Inch Nails Albums And Songs presents the full discography of Nine Inch Nails studio albums. The band Nine Inch Nails was first formed in 1998 by Trent Reznor. The group Nine Inch Nails hails from the area of Cleveland, Ohio. This complete Nine Inch Nails discography also includes every single live album. All these spectacular Nine Inch Nails albums have been presented below in chronological order. We have also included all original release dates with each Nine Inch Nails album as well as all original album covers. Every Nine Inch Nails album listed below showcases the entire album tracklisting.
NINE INCH NAILS STUDIO ALBUMS
Pretty Hate Machine
Released October 20, 1989
CD Track Listings:
1. Head Like A Hole (5:01)
2. Terrible Lie (4:38)
3. Down In It (3:48)
4. Sanctified (5:50)
5. Something I Can Never Have (5:54)
6. Kinda I Want To (4:35)
7. Sin (4:05)
8. That’s What I Get (4:30)
9. The Only Time (4:49)
10. Ringfinger (5:40)
The Downward Spiral
Released March 8, 1994
CD Track Listings:
1. Mr. Self Destruct (4:30)
2. Piggy (4:24)
3. Heresy (3:54)
4. March Of The Pigs (2:58)
5. Closer (6:13)
6. Ruiner (4:58)
7. The Becoming (5:31)
8. I Do Not Want This (5:41)
9. Big Man With A Gun (1:36)
10. A Warm Place (3:22)
11. Eraser (4:53)
12. Reptile (6:52)
13. The Downward Spiral (3:56)
14. Hurt (6:14)
The Fragile
Released September 21, 1999
CD Track Listings:
Disc One: Left
1. Somewhat Damaged (4:33)
2. The Day The World Went Away (4:35)
3. The Frail (1:55)
4. The Wretched (5:27)
5. We’re In This Together (5:46)
6. The Fragile (3:33)
7. Just Like You Imagined (3:51)
8. Even Deeper (5:49)
9. Pilgrimage (3:33)
10. No, You Don’t (3:37)
11. La Mer (4:39)
12. The Great Below (5:17)
Disc Two Right:
1. The Way Out Is Through (4:17)
2. Into The Void (4:49)
3. Where Is Everybody (5:40)
4. The Mark Has Been Made (4:44)
5. Please (3:31)
6. Starfuckers Inc. (5:00)
7. Complication (2:31)
8. I’m Looking Forward To Joining You (4:12)
9. The Big Come Down (4:13)
10. Underneath It All (2:44)
11. Ripe (With Decay) (6:36)
With Teeth
Released May 3, 2005
CD Track Listings:
1. All The Love In The World (5:15)
2. You Know What You Are? (3:41)
3. The Collector (3:07)
4. The Hand That Feeds (3:31)
5. Love Is Not Enough (3:41)
6. Every Day Is Exactly The Same (4:54)
7. With Teeth (5:37)
8. Only (4:23)
9. Getting Smaller (3:35)
10. Sunspots (4:03)
11. The Line Begins To Blur (3:44)
12. Beside You In Time (5:24)
13. Right Where It Belongs (5:04)
Year Zero
Released April 17, 2007
CD Track Listings:
1. Hyperpower! (1:42)
2. The Beginning Of The End (2:47)
3. Survivalism (4:24)
4. The Good Soldier (3:23)
5. Vessel (4:53)
6. Me, I’m Not (4:52)
7. Capital G (3:50)
8. My Violent Heart (4:14)
9. The Warning (3:39)
10. God Given (3:51)
11. Meet Your Master (4:09)
12. The Greater Good (4:52)
13. The Great Destroyer (3:17)
14. Another Version Of The Truth (4:09)
15. In This Twilight (3:34)
16. Zero-Sum (6:15)
Ghosts I–IV
Released March 2, 2008
CD Track Listings:
Disc One
1. 1 Ghosts I (2:49)
2. 2 Ghosts I (3:16)
3. 3 Ghosts I (3:51)
4. 4 Ghosts I (2:13)
5. 5 Ghosts I (2:52)
6. 6 Ghosts I (4:19)
7. 7 Ghosts I (2:01)
8. 8 Ghosts I (2:56)
9. 9 Ghosts I (2:47)
10. 10 Ghosts II (2:42)
11. 11 Ghosts II (2:17)
12. 12 Ghosts II (2:17)
13. 13 Ghosts II (3:14)
14. 14 Ghosts II (3:06)
15. 15 Ghosts II (1:53)
16. 16 Ghosts II (2:30)
17. 17 Ghosts II (2:13)
18. 18 Ghosts II (5:23)
Disc Two
1. 19 Ghosts III (2:12)
2. 20 Ghosts III (3:39)
3. 21 Ghosts III (2:54)
4. 22 Ghosts III (2:31)
5. 23 Ghosts III (2:44)
6. 24 Ghosts III (2:39)
7. 25 Ghosts III (1:59)
8. 26 Ghosts III (2:26)
9. 27 Ghosts III (2:52)
10. 28 Ghosts IV (5:22)
11. 29 Ghosts IV (2:55)
12. 30 Ghosts IV (2:59)
13. 31 Ghosts IV (2:26)
14. 32 Ghosts IV (4:26)
15. 33 Ghosts IV (4:02)
16. 34 Ghosts IV (5:52)
17. 35 Ghosts IV (3:30)
18. 36 Ghosts IV (2:19)
The Slip
Released July 22, 2008
CD Track Listings:
1. 999,999 (1:25)
2. 1,000,000 (3:56)
3. Letting You (3:49)
4. Discipline (4:19)
5. Echoplex (4:45)
6. Head Down (4:55)
7. Lights In The Sky (3:29)
8. Corona Radiata (7:33)
9. The Four Of Us Are Dying (4:37)
10. Demon Seed (4:59)
Hesitation Marks
Released August 30, 2013
CD Track Listings:
1. The Eater Of Dreams (0:52)
2. Copy Of A (5:23)
3. Came Back Haunted (5:17)
4. Find My Way (5:16)
5. All Time Low (6:18)
6. Disappointed (5:44)
7. Everything (3:20)
8. Satellite (5:03)
9. Various Methods Of Escape (5:01)
10. Running (4:08)
11. I Would For You (4:33)
12. In Two (5:32)
13. While I’m Still Here (4:03)
14. Black Noise (1:29)
Bad Witch
Released June 22, 2018
CD Track Listings:
1. Shit Mirror (3:06)
2. Ahead of Ourselves (3:30)
3. Play the Goddamned Part (4:51)
4. God Break Down the Door (4:14)
5. I’m Not From This World (6:41)
6. Over and Out (7:49)
Ghosts V: Together
Released March 26, 2020
CD Track Listings:
1. Letting Go While Holding On (9:39)
2. Together (10:04)
3. Out in the Open (5:16)
4. With Faith (9:41)
5. Apart (13:36)
6. Your Touch (4:28)
7. Hope We Can Again (7:27)
8. Still Right Here (10:12)
Ghosts VI: Locusts
Released March 26, 2020
CD Track Listings:
1. The Cursed Clock (7:01)
2. Around Every Corner (10:53)
3. The Worriment Waltz (9:26)
4. Run Like Hell (5:38)
5. When It Happens (Don’t Mind Me) (2:56)
6. Another Crashed Car (2:24)
7. Temp Fix (1:47)
8. Trust Fades (3:13)
9. A Really Bad Night (4:54)
10. Your New Normal (3:46)
11. Just Breathe (7:01)
12. Right Behind You (1:43)
13. Turn This Off Please (13:09)
14. So Tired (3:45)
15. Almost Dawn (5:35)
NINE INCH NAILS EXTENDED PLAY ALBUMS
Broken
Released September 22, 1992
CD Track Listings:
1. Pinion (1:02)
2. Wish (3:46)
3. Last (4:44)
4. Help Me I Am In Hell (1:56)
5. Happiness In Slavery (5:21)
6. Gave Up (4:08)
7. Physical – Adam and the Ants (5:29)
8. Suck – Pigface (5:07)
Fixed
Released 1992
1. Gave Up (remixed by Coil, Danny Hyde) (5:25)
2. Wish (remixed by J. G. Thirlwell) (9:10)
3. Happiness In Slavery (remixed by Trent Reznor, Vrenna, P.K.) (6:09)
4. Throw This Away (remixed by Reznor, Vrenna, Vig) (4:13)
5. Fist Fu*k (remixed by Thirlwell) (7:20)
6. Screaming Slave (remixed by Reznor, Vrenna, Bill Kennedy, Sean Beavan, Martin Brumbach, Bob Flanagan) (8:00)
Live 2013
Released 2013
1. Copy Of A (Live At Fuji Rock Festival) (6:13)
2. Came Back Haunted (Live At Lollapalooza 2013) (5:22)
3. Sanctified (Live At Lollapalooza 2013) (4:53)
4. Find My Way (Live At Lollapalooza 2013) (5:26)
Seed Eight
Released 2014
1. Satellite (Hot Chip remix) (6:44)
2. Running (Cold Cave remix) (4:20)
3. Copy Of A (Simian Mobile Disco remix) (8:22)
4. Everything (Autolux remix) (4:29)
Not the Actual Events
Released December 23, 2016
CD Track Listings:
1. Branches/Bones (1:47)
2. Dear World, (4:07)
3. She’s Gone Away (6:00)
4. The Idea of You (3:27)
5. Burning Bright (Field on Fire) (5:50)
Add Violence
Released July 19, 2017
CD Track Listings:
- Less Than
- The Lovers
- This Isn’t the Place
- Not Anymore
- The Background World
NINE INCH NAILS LIVE ALBUMS
And All That Could Have Been
Released January 22, 2002
CD Track Listings:
1. Terrible Lie (4:59)
2. Sin (4:15)
3. March Of The Pigs (4:13)
4. Piggy (4:51)
5. The Frail (1:41)
6. The Wretched (5:24)
7. Gave Up (4:14)
8. The Great Below (5:07)
9. The Mark Has Been Made (3:45)
10. Wish (3:40)
11. Suck (4:13)
12. Closer (5:38)
13. Head Like A Hole (4:54)
14. The Day The World Went Away (6:29)
15. Starfuckers, Inc. (5:30)
16. Hurt (4:59)
NINE INCH NAILS COMPILATION ALBUMS
Halo I–IV
Released November 27, 2015
The Fragile: Deviations 1
Released December 23, 2016
NINE INCH NAILS REMIX ALBUMS
Further Down the Spiral
Released June 1, 1995
CD Track Listings:
1. Piggy (Nothing Can Stop Me Now) (4:02)
2. The Art Of Self Destruction, Part One (5:41)
3. Self Destruction, Part Two (5:37)
4. The Downward Spiral (The Bottom) (7:28)
5. Hurt (Quiet) (5:08)
6. Eraser (Denial; Realization) (6:33)
7. At The Heart Of It All (7:14)
8. Eraser (Polite) (1:15)
9. Self Destruction, Final (9:52)
10. The Beauty Of Being Numb (5:06)
11. Erased, Over, Out (6:00)
Things Falling Apart
Released November 21, 2000
CD Track Listings:
1. Slipping Away (6:11)
2. The Great Collapse (4:42)
3. The Wretched (Version) (Keith Hillebrandt Mix) (5:52)
4. Starfuckers, Inc. (Version) (Adrian Sherwood Mix) (5:11)
5. The Frail (Version) (Benelli Mix) (2:47)
6. Starfuckers, Inc. (Version) (Dave Ogilvie Mix) (6:06)
7. Where Is Everybody? (Version) (Danny Lohner Mix) (5:07)
8. Metal (7:05)
9. 10 Miles High (Version) (Keith Hillebrandt Mix) (5:11)
10. Starfuckers, Inc. (Version) (Charlie Clouser Mix) (5:09)
Year Zero Remixed
Released November 20, 2007
CD Track Listings:
1. Gunshots By Computer (Saul Williams remix) (1:43)
2. The Great Destroyer (Modwheelmood remix) (4:19)
3. My Violent Heart (Pirate Robot Midget remix) (2:34)
4. The Beginning Of The End (Ladytron remix) (4:20)
5. Survivalism (Survivalism_Tardusted) (Saul Williams remix) (4:19)
6. Capital G ( remix) (Capital G: Phones 666 Revolutions) (Phones remix) (7:26)
7. Vessel (Bill Laswell remix) (6:10)
8. The Warning (The Warning: Real World Remix) (Stefan Goodchild, Doudou N’Diaye Rose remix) (3:43)
9. Meet Your Master (The Faint remix) (3:35)
10. God Given (Stephen Morris, Gillian Gilbert remix) (4:27)
11. Me, I’m Not (Olof Dreijer remix) (14:00)
12. Another Version Of The Truth (Kronos Quartet, Enrique Gonzalez Müller remix) (4:25)
13. In This Twilight (Fennesz remix) (4:37)
14. Zero-Sum (Stephen Morris, Gillian Gilbert remix) (5:38)
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