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}}'''"Get Down, Make Love"''' is a [[Cover Songs|cover ]] of a Queen song that appears on the ''[[Sin (halo)|Sin]]'' single and the remastered version of ''[[Pretty Hate Machine]]''. The original appears on the Queen album ''News Of The World''. It has been played live by most incarnations of the band at one point. According to an interview [[Trent Reznor]] did with ''Melody Maker'' magazine, "Get Down, Make Love" was supposed to be a "tongue-in-cheek" cover.

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.}