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The best remixes ever and an awesome Queen cover song. Nine Inch nails never dissapoints me. With that I end this review.
I bought this album because I am in the process of completing my collection (i'm not looking forward to We're In this Together), and i was completely blown away by the remake of Get Down, Make Love. In my opinion, this song makes the album.
Not like normal NIN sound. Great track just a bit different than your used to.
I am not a purist who hates this song being turned into a dance song, as I think it could have been worse. Let's face it, fans of the artist: While NIN has a lot of worthy material, the "Pretty Hate Machine" singles were only made for completists. "Get Down Make Love" raises the thing up a star. It's nice to think of "Sin" as a dub song. you bought it and it's there for something. It's a pretty good cover of Queen that does not try to ape Queen.
"The Downward Spiral" era was the only real time when the singles were worth owning, save the occasional exception. Where others sometimes had authentic B-sides/covers, and actual interesting remixes, this was from a time when "interesting" and "remix" were an oxymoron.I'm not a big fan of remixes, and I'll admit that the majority of the rest of the disc is very average, especially coming from NIN. But if you must buy a single from this era, I must direct you to "Head Like a Hole". This song is the only thing that most people usually mention on the single, too. There are also three uninteresting remixes of "Sin", but I sort of like that "dub" mix. Besides, if you bought it, well.
And having just 4 tracks cannot be too bad.
Not much to say, three bad-ass mixes of "sin" plus a cover of some.Also if u dont already, PHM , DWN SPRL , FRGL , BRKN ,.
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