On April 27, 2000, Nine Inch Nails played a special show at the Chicago Recording Company, broadcast on Chicago alternative rock radio station, Q101. Some of the songs (specifically "Something I Can Never Have", "The Day The World Went Away" and "Hurt") were performed in new, stripped-down form, considered acoustic, and Trent Reznor stated that the performances inspired Still, part of the And All That Could Have Been release.
Lineup
- Charlie Clouser: Keyboards, programming, backing vocals
- Keith Hillebrandt: Keyboards, programming, backing vocals
- Jerome Dillon: Drums, percussion
- Robin Finck: Guitar, backing vocals
- Danny Lohner: Bass, guitar, backing vocals
- Trent Reznor: Vocals, piano
Setlist
- "Something I Can Never Have"
- "The Day The World Went Away"
- "Hurt" (Take one)
- "Even Deeper"
- "The Big Come Down"
- "The Fragile"
- "Hurt" (Take two)
Bootlegs
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 bootleg of this performance is known as The CRC Sessions, Acoustic in Chicago, or Live and Deconstructed in Chicago. An officially mastered CD-R was distributed to attendees. Differences to the tracklist include the official CD having only one tkae of "Hurt", omitting "The Big Come Down", and featuring an as-of-yet unknown intro.
