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| live = [["Pretty Hate Machine" Promotional Tour]] <br>through [[Performance 2007]]<br>[[Wave Goodbye Tour]]}}'''"Get Down, Make Love"''' is a [[Cover Songs|cover]] of a Queen song that appears on the ''[[Sin (halo)|Sin]]'' single and is a cover the remastered version of a ''[[Pretty Hate Machine]]''. The original appears on the Queen songalbum ''News Of The World''. It has been played live by most incarnations of the band at one point. According to a previously unreleased an interview [[Trent Reznor]] did with ''Melody Maker'' magazine, "Get Down, Make Love" was supposed to be a "tongue-in-cheek" cover. ===Samples===The song contains samples from a self-help video as well as a pornographic film from Japan.

This is the only available version.It is based around a hip-hop beat [[samples|sampled]] from the ''40 Oz of Phat Slammin Hip Hop'' sample CD-ROM by InVision Interactive (specifically, PARTITION A - KITS 89-91 - 90 1.wav) and also contains samples from the 1962 psychological thriller "''The Cabinet Of Caligari''"¹, a Japanese pornographic film, and "We Will Rock You," also by Queen. ^{1. According to reports from Sean Beavan memorialized in the [https://web.archive.org/web/20010406143540/http://nothing.nin.net/ninfaq.html Unofficial Nine Inch Nails FAQ] maintained throughout the 90s, the Caligari sample was lifted from Episode I of the late 80s Cleveland area public access cable show ''[http://videopsychotherapy.com/vintage/ The Asylum for Shut-Ins: Video Psychotherapy]''. The sample can be seen around 28 minutes into the episode.}

"Get Down Make Love" has been performed live since the [["Pretty Hate 1990Machine" Promotional Tour]] tour. After the second chorus, the band typically rests , as Reznor will either sing the last line of the chorus solo, or make motions to communicate with the audience, or both. He famously used this moment at the tour stop in [[2006/06/14 Camden, NJ|Camden, NJ]], in 2006 to tell off someone for spitting on him.

There is also an audio sample at the beginning of the song, from Roger Kay's 1962 film, ''The Cabinet Of Caligari'' ([http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=iHKgfar1IuM Link to dialogue - 0:21-0:42]]):

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