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| live =N/A[[Cold And Black And Infinite Tour]] through present}}'''"And All That Could Have Been"''' is the seventh track on ''[[Still]],'' which was released with the Deluxe Edition CD version of . The song may be an outtake from ''[[And All That Could Have Been The Fragile (halo)|And All That Could Have BeenThe Fragile]]'', much like "[[The Great Collapse]]" from ''[[Things Falling Apart]]'' . It may be one of [[NIN]]'s most complex songs regarding time signature, as the verses are in 7/4, the choruses in 4/4, and was available for mail-order with the purchase part of the DVD version and is currently available for order through NIN.combridge in 6/8.

It may be one of NIN's most complex songs regarding time signature, as the verses are in 7/4, the choruses in 4/4, and part of the bridge in 6/8. "AATCHB" The song features guitar distortion and the layering of multiple guitar effects often found in songs of the "Shoegazeshoegaze" subgenre—bands such as My Bloody Valentine (with whom NIN's usual mixer, [[Alan Moulder]], worked) and [[The Jesus and Mary Chain]] (who with whom NIN opened for back toured in 19891990 and 2018). The guitars are also sometimes reminiscent of ''Disintegration''-era The Cure, as heard on tracks such as "The Same Deep Water As You" and "Last Dance".

"And All That Could Have Been" has never was not played live for sixteen years after its release, though during that time [[Justin Meldal-Johnsen]] confirmed via Twitter that it had been played rehearsed for the [[Wave Goodbye Tour]]. On [[2018/10/26_Chicago,_IL|October 26, 2018]], the song finally made its livedebut.