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SUMMARY:Nine Inch Nails
DESCRIPTION: Ages: All AgesTime: Doors 6:30pm / Show 7:30pmPrice: $54.
	50 - $64.50 (price by section) Nine Inch Nailsvar so = new SWFObject("
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	//www.myspace.com/ninhttp://www.nin.comNine Inch Nails were the most p
	opular industrial group ever and were largely responsible for bringing
	 the music to a mass audience. It isn't really accurate to call NIN a 
	group\; the only official member is singer/producer/multi-instrumental
	ist Trent Reznor\, who always remained solely responsible for NIN's mu
	sical direction (he was\, however\, supported in concert by a regular 
	backing band). Unlike the vast majority of industrial artists\, Reznor
	 wrote melodic\, traditionally structured songs where lyrics were a fo
	cal point. His pop instincts not only made the harsh electronic beats 
	of industrial music easier to digest\, but also put a human face on a 
	style that usually tried to sound as mechanical as possible. While Min
	istry crossed over to heavy metal audiences\, NIN built up a large alt
	ernative rock fan base right around the time of Nirvana's mainstream b
	reakthrough. As a result\, Reznor became a genuine star and his notori
	ously dark\, brooding persona and provocateur instincts made him a Jim
	 Morrison-esque sex symbol for the '90s. A long period of inactivity a
	nd writer's block followed\, which gave virtually every alternative me
	tal band of the late '90s a chance to rip off elements of NIN's sound.
	 --by Steve Huey\n Does It Offend You\, Yeah?http://www.myspace.com/do
	esitoffendyouhttp://www.doesitoffendyou.comAn electronic-based rock fo
	ur-piece from Reading and London\, Does It Offend You\, Yeah? made a m
	ark with their raucous live shows and high-energy music that drew comp
	arisons to !!!\, LCD Soundsystem\, and Digitalism. The band signed to 
	Virgin and released its first album\, You Have No Idea What You're Get
	ting Yourself Into\, in 2008. (The album included a free digital downl
	oad for the Live at the Fez EP.) Members Rob Bloomfield (drums)\, Dan 
	Coop (synth)\, Morgan Quaintance (vocals\, synth\, guitar)\, and James
	 Rushent (bass) took their show on the road in early 2008\, supporting
	 the Cribs on the NME Awards Tour. --by Chris True\n
LOCATION:Izod Center @ 50 State Route 120, East Rutherford, New Jersey
	 07073 United States
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