"Y34RZ3R0R3MIX3D" c'est le titre del'album des remixes de Year Zero annoncé pour le 20 novembre...Y34RZ3R0R3MIX3D signifie Year Zero Mixed, ultime cadeau d'adieu au major Interscope/universal après une vingtaine d'année!!

On y retrouve des grands noms tels que: Stephen Morris etGillian Gilbert de NEW ORDER , the Faint, Bill Laswell, Ladytron, Fennesz et Saul Williams mais encore Bool & Bill, Loreil & Hard-die, Quick & Fluck.

ça s'annonce bandant!

"Y34RZ3R0R3MIX3D" track listing:

1. "Gunshots by Computer" - Saul Williams
2. "The Great Destroyer" - Modwheelmood
3. "My Violent Heart" - Pirate Robot Midget
4. "The Beginning of the End" - Ladytron
5. "Survivalism" - Saul Williams
6. "Capital G" - Epworth Phones
7. "Vessel" - Bill Laswell
8. "The Warning" - Stefan Goodchild featuring Doudou N'Diaye Rose
9. "Meet Your Master" - the Faint
10. "God Given" - Stephen Morris & Gillian Gilbert
11. "Me, I'm Not" - Olof Dreijer
12. "Another Version of the Truth" - Kronos & Enrique Gonzalez Müller
13. "In This Twilight" - Fennesz
14. "Zero Sum" - Stephen Morris & Gillian Gilbert


Il me semble aussi qu'une autre version de remixes réalisée par des fans est dispo gratos sur le net...à vous de chercher!


rock'n'roll!

Il a aussi annoncé la fin de Nine Inch Nails soit dit en passant...ce sera le dernier...

Y aura probablement un changement du nom du groupe, mais y aura une suite!

Ah ben ça c'est sûr, à l'allure où il est lancé le père Reznor!

Http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3858980

Ça raconte n'importe quoi ici !

1/ oui il y a un album de remix de year zero qui sort, le dernier sur interscope (mais c'est pas nouveau)

2/ NIN est libre de tout engagement

3/ TR vient de produire l'album de Saul William qui sera dispo en ligne, directement par l'artiste (voir lien ci dessus pour un extrait) http://blog.bretagne-balades.org/index.php/2007/10 ... r-novembre

4/ TR reflechit au futur de NIN, surtout a la façon de distribuer la musique et commence a Travailler sur un nouveau projet NIN.


Extrait du blog de TR sur la Spiral :


What I woke up thinking about today.
What I WANT to do is crawl inside my own head and just make music. I've begun work on a new NIN project and the door to the cave I will soon crawl in is open and beckoning, but these last few weeks I've had to be a businessman. On occasion I don't mind wearing that hat and becoming immersed in numbers and strategies and whatnot, but all I really want to do is make music.
Why have I been in business-mode lately? Glad you asked. See, the music business has imploded and nobody knows what to do. As an artist finally free from any obligations to a record company, I can do pretty much anything I want to - but what should that be?

How do you (in this order):
A. Be sure to place and keep yourself in a nurturing, creative space that inspires your art
B. Then determine how to present that to your audience in an appropriate fashion that's respectful to both you the artist AND them.
C. Ideally do that in a way where it makes financial sense.

I highly doubt whether the strategy Saul and I chose to release his new record will be a viable business model for the road ahead. We didn't do this as a "get rich quick" scheme. We did it because it felt (and feels) like the best way to get the most people to have the opportunity to hear what we consider to be an important record. It feels like the best approach as of October 2007 with the current set of circumstances in the "marketplace" (I hate that fucking word.) We did it because it kept the art PURE and it involved NO compromises regarding the content or the way it was presented to you. No iPod commercials, no ringtone giveaways, no billboards, no Best Buy exclusive content... and one could argue no exposure.
That's the problem. How do you get the word out to as many people as possible and maintain your integrity in the process?
We assumed that by releasing the record this way it would generate some press interest, and it has. We hope that people will be curious enough to download and listen to the record, and yes - we hope people will choose to pay for it.
I have to say I've been amazed at some lengthy conversations I've seen on fan BBs regarding the decision to pay or not. People who are interested enough to register and frequent boards dedicated to an artist's work really having to weigh out whether or not it's worth $5 for an hour of new music. Has music really and truly been devalued that much? $80 is a decision, $5 is not.

All of that aside, our secret weapon is the record itself. It is what it is and that's what people will be talking about long after the story of the business around it fades away.
Speaking of business... I'm done speaking (or thinking) about it for the day. I'm going to make some noise.

Good day,
TR

En effet ça raconte n'importe quoi ici ! lol
Non, ce n'est pas la fin de Nine Inch Nails !!! Trent Reznor a juste dit qu'il allait changer de line-up pour la scène et opter pour une équipe moins rock, plus axée vers l'électro et l'expérimental.
Donc non ce ne sera pas le dernier album de NIN. D'ailleurs je vous rappel que Year Zero Volume 2 est toujours prévu pour 2008 !

Ca m'étonnait aussi que Trent Reznor splitte NIN puisqu'il est NIN...

Ce qui me surprend par contre c'est qu'il ne parle effectivement pas de la suite de Year Zero...

Petit post sans trop d'intérêt : Y34RZ3R0R3MIX3D signifie Year Zero REMixed et non pas Mixed...
Fin du petit post sans trop d'interêt.

A propos de la collaboration de trent sur l'album de Saul Willians, sur la Spiral on a vu apparaitre ce lien :

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BHXQZPFX (allez y c'est légal)

c'est un titre de l'album et ça s'annonce tres sympas ... Album a acheter directment sur me web d'ailleurs ...