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Robin Finck is the former lead guitarist of Nine Inch Nails. He joined the band in 1994-95 for the [[Self-Destruct]] tour. Finck also appeared with the band at [[Woodstock '94]] and features on the ''[[Closure]]'' video which was released in 1997.
 
Robin Finck is the former lead guitarist of Nine Inch Nails. He joined the band in 1994-95 for the [[Self-Destruct]] tour. Finck also appeared with the band at [[Woodstock '94]] and features on the ''[[Closure]]'' video which was released in 1997.
  

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Robin Finck is the former lead guitarist of Nine Inch Nails. He joined the band in 1994-95 for the Self-Destruct tour. Finck also appeared with the band at Woodstock '94 and features on the Closure video which was released in 1997.

Following touring with NIN he took a job playing for Cirque du Soleil and in late 1996 was recruited by Axl Rose of Guns N' Roses to replace Slash.

Finck later rejoined NIN as part of the live band for the Fragility Tour and appears on the accompanying album/DVD, And All That Could Have Been.

Shortly after the NIN tour ended in late 2000, he returned to GN'R and is still a member of the Guns N' Roses line-up.

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