Nine Inch Nails Image Gallery
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| Title | |
|---|---|
 | Closer The edited version of "Closer" replaces the explicit scenes with "scene missing" sign. This video is considered a breakthrough video for NIN and, along the song, launched Nine Inch Nails into the mainstream music scene. |
 | The Day The World Went Away This video can be found hidden on the And All That Could Have Been DVD. To watch the video on the DVD insert disc 2 and skip to "Just Like You Imagined". Immediately press Left, Right, Down, Up, and Enter. |
 | Deep |
 | Down In It The first video released from Nine Inch Nails. |
 | Gave Up Video included only on the Closure VHS. Marilyn Manson plays guitar and chorus. |
 | The Hand That Feeds The video was released on March 17, 2005. |
 | Happiness In Slavery The video depicts performance artist, Bob Flanagan, being strapped (voluntarily) into a device that assaults, dismembers, and kills him. Directed by Johnathan Reiss. |
 | Head Like A Hole The second video from Nine Inch Nails for the most popular song on Pretty Hate Machine. |
 | Help Me I Am In Hell Included only on the Closure video set. |
 | Hurt The video for "Hurt" was recorded live in Omaha, NE on February 13th at the Omaha Civic Auditorium. To cut down on noise to video was shot previous to the concert with only a few hundred people in the crowd. |
 | Into The Void The video was released on January 14th, 2000 and depicts extreme close-ups of Trent Reznor. |
 | March Of The Pigs The video was not shot in front of a crowd, but was recorded live and not dubbed over with the studio track like normal. Directed by Peter Christopherson. |
 | Only |
 | The Perfect Drug |
 | Pinion This video answers that age-old question, "Where does everything go after I flush the toilet?" The answer appears to be simple; it travels through several miles of sewer pipe until it ends at a chained man's mouth. |
 | Sin Included only on the Closure video set. |
 | Starsuckers, Inc. |
 | Survivalism |
 | We're In This Together The video was directed by Mark Pellington (Arlington Road, Pearl Jam's "Jeremy", "Going All The Way", "The United States of Poetry"). Released to video outlets nationwide on August 27th, 1999. |
 | Wish In this video Nine Inch Nails is playing inside a cage with several "people" watching, some hanging from the cage, some moshing, some just freaking out. They eventually break through the cage and attack the band. |