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The non-album tracks from this era are "[[Non-Entity]]" and "[[Not So Pretty Now]]." During a chat with fans in the [[The Spiral]], Reznor stated that these songs were outtakes from the ''With Teeth'' sessions, and studio recordings of them might one day surface. On March 20, 2009, Reznor released the long awaited studio versions as part of the ''[[NINJA 2009 Summer Tour EP]]'' via ninja2009.com. [[Image:Digital_Poster_-_With_Teeth.jpg|thumb|200px|Digital Poster (Preview)]]On a PDF poster containing lyrics and credits posted to [[Nin.com/with teeth|the ''With Teeth'' site]]and later made physically available to members of The Spiral as part of the welcome package, several extra songs were alluded to but not featured on the album. All of these songs except for one contained lyrics in some form, though they were not entirely legible. These songs are:

On May 5, 2005, in the [http://www.nin.wiki/File:2005_05_05Questions8.gif Access] section of nin.com, Reznor simply replied with "?" in response to the following fan question: "In the .pdf file for the lyrics to the ''With Teeth'' album, there are [''sic''] appears to be songs listed with lyrics that do not appear on the Dual Disc CD/DVD album. Those songs include "Home," "Message To No One" and "The Life You Didn't Lead". Will these songs be released ever?" A song with the title "[[The Warning (Year Zero song)|The Warning]]" is on ''[[Year Zero]]''. When the 2019 Definitive Edition vinyl of ''With Teeth'' was released, the aforementioned poster was re-created as part of the packaging. Lyrics to "The Warning" were made legible and it was finally revealed that the track from ''Year Zero'' has its origins in the track from the ''With Teeth'' sessions. In a pre-release article [http://www.theninhotline.net/news/archives/backissue/03/11#1069729309/] for ''With Teeth,'' a song named "[[My Dead Friend]]" was mentioned. Whether this is an earlier name for a song that does appear or simply didn't make the cut is so far unknown. It is speculated that it may have become "[[This Isn't The Place]]".

A song ===Possible pre-release CDs===In January 2020, two separate CDs surfaced that purported to contain songs from ''With Teeth'' in various states of completion, as well as outtakes that had not previously been mentioned. There were two different CDs: one with five tracks that were all released on the final album, and a double CD (marked as being from late 2004) containing all of the title album tracks (some finished, some in demo form) and several demoed outtakes on disc two. The previously unknown outtakes were named "Cover It Up", "Good Day", and "The End". "Cover It Up" was also reported to be an early version of "[[The Warning (Year Zero song)|The WarningIdea Of You]]" is on the from ''[[Year ZeroNot The Actual Events]]'' track list. The poster was made physically available to members of [[The Spiral]] as part of the welcome package.

*The non-album tracks from this era are "These CDs were brought to the attention of [[Non-EntityRob Sheridan]], who stated on Twitter that the five track CD " appears to be one of the ones I made (printing out on a home printer on cut-out CD insert template paper) that we sent out to record industry people and potential collaborators." When asked on Patreon about the "[[Not So Pretty Now]]new" outtakes, he stated, "I should probably not comment any further on that one, it's really not my place to talk about unreleased NIN stuff." They were eventually released The five track CD was sold by Amoeba Records on eBay, and images of the double CD showed up on imgur. None of the content from either of the ''[[NINJA 2009 Summer Tour EP]]''two CDs has been shared.

*In a pre-release article [http==Definitive 2019 Edition Vinyl==A vinyl reissue campaign of the NIN catalog was begun in 2017 with three albums, and was continued in 2019 when ''With Teeth'' was released as the next installment. The item's description reads://www.theninhotline.net/news/archives/backissue/03/11#1069729309/] for <blockquote>"At long last, the Definitive version of ''With Teeth,'' a song named ", meticulously prepared by Trent Reznor, [[Atticus Ross]] and NIN art director [[My Dead FriendJohn Crawford]]. Remastered in 2019 on 180-gram vinyl, with lots of details attended to that you may never notice but we care about." was mentioned. Whether this is </blockquote> This edition of the vinyl comes with a booklet containing photos and an earlier name for a song that does appear or simply didn't make essay about the cut is so far unknownalbum, written by David Fricke. It is speculated that it may have become "[[This Isn't The Place]]"also contains the lyrics, adapted from the old PDF poster.

According to a statement on nin.com, Reznor stated that producer [[wp:Rick Rubin|Rick Rubin]] was Reznor's "mentor" and "source of inspiration" throughout the planning and writing process of the album. Reznor was also heavily inspired by the use of more analog electronic effects and instruments, specifically tape delay and modular synthesizers, stating that "computers, among other things, are ruining music these days. I hate the Pro Tooled sound of perfection and everything being 'fixed.' This record is most definitely 'un-fixed."During the recording of the album, Reznor listened to Gang Of Four, Public Image Ltd. and Pere Ubu.[https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2005-apr-10-ca-reznor10-story.html]

''With Teeth'' was the only NIN album packaged without proper liner notesuntil the standard edition of ''[[Hesitation Marks]]''. Lyrics as well as detailed credits for the album were only available at the album's promotional site (both onscreen and in the form of the aforementioned PDF poster.) Reznor had originally wanted to release a more lavish package for the album once the second leg of the tour had begun, but this never materialized. Lyrics were eventually included in the Definitive 2019 Vinyl edition. In an interview with ''The Toronto Sun'', Reznor stated his original plan:

*Programming and additional production: [[Atticus Ross]]

*Additional drum programming: [[Jerome Dillon]]<br><br>*Design: [[Rob Sheridan]]<br><br>

*Drum technicians: Jeremy Berman, Gerch for Drum Fetish<br><br>

*Grooming: Cori Bardo<br><br>

*"The Hand That Feeds" video directed by Rob Sheridan<br><br>

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