Difference between revisions of "30 Ghosts IV"
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| − | This piece begins with a beat in 7/4 time, modified from Saddam Hussein's trial verdict. It fades out and a loop and Ultrahormonix join in with an atmospheric guitar in the background. More samples from the Hussein trial enter the piece. Afterward, the song enters a new section with the beat, slowed-down Arabic voices from the trial sample and the Ultrahormonix, then everything joins in again with a marimba played by Adrian Belew and fades out. | + | This piece begins with a beat in 7/4 time, modified from Saddam Hussein's trial verdict. It fades out and a loop and Ultrahormonix join in with an atmospheric guitar in the background. More [[samples]] from the Hussein trial enter the piece. Afterward, the song enters a new section with the beat, slowed-down Arabic voices from the trial sample and the Ultrahormonix, then everything joins in again with a marimba played by Adrian Belew and fades out. |
==Live== | ==Live== | ||
Latest revision as of 23:04, 3 May 2021
"30 Ghosts IV" is the thirtieth track on 2008's Ghosts I–IV.
Contents
Song Credits
- Written by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross
- Marimba: Adrian Belew
Appearances
Halos
- Ghosts I–IV
Versions
30 Ghosts IV
This piece begins with a beat in 7/4 time, modified from Saddam Hussein's trial verdict. It fades out and a loop and Ultrahormonix join in with an atmospheric guitar in the background. More samples from the Hussein trial enter the piece. Afterward, the song enters a new section with the beat, slowed-down Arabic voices from the trial sample and the Ultrahormonix, then everything joins in again with a marimba played by Adrian Belew and fades out.
Live
"30 Ghosts IV" has never been played live.
Differences in Artwork
It should be noted that much of the artwork embedded in the files of the official download of Ghosts I–IV from nin.com are not just cropped versions of the photographs in the PDF. In this case, the two photographs are completely different.
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