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| live =[[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 ''[[And All That Could Have Been (halo)|And All That Could Have Been]]'' and was available for mail-order with the purchase of the DVD version and is currently available for order through [[nin.com]]. The song is considered may be an outtake from ''[[The Fragile (halo)|The 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 part of the bridge 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".