With Teeth [PA] [DualDisc] by Nine Inch Nails (CD, May-2005, Interscope Records USA)

Being an extreme fan of NIN, I picked this up a few days after it came out. And I listened through. I had heard about four songs prior to buying it, and they all seemed pretty good. Ranging from a slightly above average "The Hand That Feeds" to a superior "The Line Begins to Blur", my opinion on the album once I bought it stayed the same, more or less. I wasn't incredibly amazed by this album, but it certainly was very well done. If you like typical industrial rock such as Manson, Rammstein, White Zombie, you'll probably like this album. But as for the casual listener who just hears "The Hand That Feeds" on the radio.. You might be a bit thrown off by some of the tracks on here. The CD ranges from a mild, soft "All the Love in the World" to a quickly paced "Getting Smaller". A good deal of the album is likely about recovering from drug addiction, as he woke up in hospital bed after ODing on drugs a few years back during the Fragility 2.0 tours and from there onward forced himself to quit drinking, quit drugs, and become healthy. A number of the tracks reflect this, although most noticably in "Home", a track not on the US version. For the typical NIN fan, the album is typical fare, most similar to The Downward Spiral above their other albums. No instrumentals here, fairly straightforward. As Reznor himself has stated, the basic opposite of The Fragile. Great album, worth checking out. Some of it could have been made better, certainly. But ultimately, with what's on the radio today that I have to deal with when I'm in the car, I'm still thankful to hear "Only" for the hundredth time above much else of what is on it.

I heard one the the songs on the movie "Wanted"...loved the song so much I had to buy the cd. I have really enjoyed the cd. Listen to this cd almost every day.

The CD is fine. However the DVD portion is an advertisement. Skip this version and just buy the CD. The DVD portion is a tickeler that provides no substance. Of course buying Nine Inch Nails CD's is almost impossible because most of their songs aren't available on CD. A situation that leaves us traditionalists with no options.

I don't know. This is a great cd. It's NIN with teeth dual disc. So the dvd side of the disc includes a DTS version of the CD with title names on the TV. Which sounds very balanced but you must own the right stero system to take advantage of that. There is a shortage of music in dts but most dvd movies and concerts are dts. So inclusion it's well worth it and you can find this stuff at ebay too. Godbless. ---J.Y.R

These guys never fail to amaze me. This disc is a great example of both heavy and beautiful music.
May not be for all tastes, but NIN fans will not be dissapointed.

Trent has a way of hitting you to the core with his lyrics. The intensity and passion he brings is raw and unique. Everybody has a skeleton or two in their closet and Trent seems to have several, but the beauty of it is: he's not afraid to let you know it and I'm not afraid to love every bit of it. I can relate to his passion. From Pretty Little Hate Machine to the many sorted Halo's, this CD will stand with the best of them. Excellent. 2 thumbs and an appendage way up!

After about listening to the album on repeat for about a week... a few particular tracks grew on me. This album was never intended to reawaken the gods by any means... But, in concert... masterpiece or not well worth the time. BUY THE CD! is great... PIANO (as if everyone doesn't know this... is Trent's primary weapon...) Enjoy...

A good CD to buy if your just getting to know the group. Trent Rezner is a genius! This is a good CD to cut your teeth on(no pun inteneded)I highly rec ommend this CD even if your not a NIN fan! GENIUS!

Sparse production mostly composed of live drums and piano and doesn't experiment in favor of straightforward songwriting - one of Reznor's best records.

First off,I love NIN-I was disapointed with this CD/DVD-The DVD was nothing to do with concert footage or videos for their music-actually it was nothing but a wasted space on the otherside of the disk