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On April 27, 2000, [[Nine Inch Nails]] played performed a special show studio session at the Chicago Recording Companyas part of the Live 101 series by Q101, broadcast on a Chicago alternative rock radio station. About 40-50 Q101 radio contest winners were allowed to attend. The session was not broadcast on the radio. One or more tracks may have been intended for the Live 101 CD series, Q101but none ever appeared on there either.  Some of the songs (specifically "[[Something I Can Never Have]]", "[[The Day The World Went Away (song)|The Day The World Went Away]]" , and "[[Hurt (song)|Hurt]]") were performed in new, stripped-down form, considered acoustic, and [[Trent Reznor]] [[Still#About|stated]] that the performances inspired ''[[Still]]'', part of the ''[[And All That Could Have Been (halo)|And All That Could Have Been]]'' release.

*[[Charlie Clouser]]: Keyboards, programming, backing vocals*[[Keith Hillebrandt]]: Keyboards, programming, backing vocals

*[[Robin Finck]]: GuitarAcoustic guitar, electric guitar, backing vocals *[[Danny Lohner]]: Bass, guitarAcoustic bass, backing vocals electric bass*[[Trent Reznor]]: Vocals, piano

[[Image:CRC_Official_CDR.png|thumb|An image of the eBay listing of the officially mastered CD-R that was mailed to attendees of the show.]]The soundboard quality audio [[bootlegs|bootleg]] of this performance is known as ''The CRC Sessions'', ''Acoustic in Chicago'', or ''Live and Deconstructed in Chicago.''.  In 2025, an eBay listing appeared for a CD-R that was officially mastered and mailed to the attendees. Differences to the tracklist include the CD having only one take of "Hurt" (which is split into two parts), omitting "The Big Come Down", censoring on "Something I Can Never Have" and "Hurt", and featuring an intro with James VanOsdol of Q101 talking to the audience.