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Originally Posted by raphael90
I can no longer find "Pretty Hate Machine" in the stores nor does the TVT website list NIN as an artist. Apparently they have dropped them???
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NIN went off TVT records about 10 years ago. Trent formed his own division of Interscope called Nothing Records and every album has been released under that label since.
BTW, your best bet to find PHM would probably be either eBay or half.com.
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Here is the home page for Nothing Records.
EDIT 2: I just checked amazon.com, and all it says about its availability is, "Please note that labels occasionally run out of stock [blah blah blah]...". That's just their way of saying they don't know if they have any or not, but they will hopefully get more on the way soon.
Besides, it shouldn't be too hard to find it at a place like Wal-Mart or Best Buy (heck, I got my copy of PHM at the former for about 13 bucks); it's pretty much one of the only ones you can find now, along with The Downward Spiral, Further Down the Spiral, The Fragile, and Broken.
Another little personal note: maybe PHM is running out all of a sudden because of the anticipation for the next few NIN releases due out this year, and new fans are probably wanting to "get used to the sound from the beginning", if you get my drift. Boy I'll tell you they'll be in for a surprise when and if they get this next release expecting a similar sound. I'll let you know what I mean later if you'd like (this is directed to anybody who wants to know).
EDIT 3: I take it back...after a look at my NIN cds, the last album to have the TVT label on it was Halo 10,
Further Down The Spiral, which was released in January 1995, so I guess that would make it 9 years instead of 10.