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Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame (view source)
Revision as of 05:47, 8 November 2020
, 05:47, 8 November 2020→Acceptance speech by Trent Reznor
Even now, music’s always been the thing that keeps me going. And as an artist, I think the most significant accomplishment, or feeling, is realizing something you’ve created from a fragile and intimate place has reached out, resonated and affected someone else, possibly changing how they see the world. So, as to whatever being in a Hall of Fame means, thank you for the recognition.
With that said, this has been far from a singular endeavor. And I first want to introduce my fellow inductees: Atticus Ross, Robin Finck, Alessandro Cortini, Ilan Rubin, Danny Lohner, and Chris Vrenna. I love these guys and they have all been an integral and a central part of why we’re here. Additionally, there’s been a number of other key players involved over the years I’d like to recognize and thank, including [[Charlie Clouser]], [[James Woolley]], [[Richard Patrick|Rich Patrick]], [[Josh Freese]], [[Justin Meldal-Johnsen]], [[Jerome Dillon]], [[Aaron North]], [[Jeff Ward]], and [[Jeordie White]].
Throughout the years I’ve benefited from a strong collection of people around me that have offered everything from encouragement to guidance to a kick in the ass when needed. These include Jimmy Iovine, John Silva, Marc Geiger, Ross Rosen, [[Alan Moulder]], Rick Rubin, Zia Modabber, Bill Harper, [[David Fincher]], Jerome Crooks, Steve Barnett, Jim Guerinot, and [[John Malm]]. You’re all appreciated and this is for you, too.