NIN Live: 2005

October 29, 2005, New Orleans, LA, Voodoo Festival

Setlist

Head Like a Hole

Terrible Lie

March of the Pigs

Something I Can Never Have

The Frail

The Wretched

Closer

Burn

Gave Up

Right Where it Belongs

African Student Movement (With Saul Williams)

List of Demands (With Saul Williams)

Wish

Only

Suck

The Hand That Feeds

Hurt

Show Memorabilia

Known Recordings

Source 1: Audio - Matrix (CSBs + Sony MZ-RH10 + SBD Webcast from VH1.com)

Taper: Adam L.

Time: 83 minutes

Rating: 5 out of 5

Hear a Sample: List of Demands, 2 Minutes

Download the Full Show: .Zip File FLAC, 465.3 MB

Added to Archive: July 18th, 2010

Comments:

Great matrix of the two sources. Adam's source is amazing and then to add the soundboard source from the webcast really adds to it.

Source 2: Audio - AUD (DPA 4060 + Sony MZ-NH900)

Taper: Dunebug81

Time: 78 minutes

Rating: 5 out of 5

Hear a Sample: Closer, 2 Minutes

Download the Full Show: .Zip File MP3 - 192, 105.9 MB

Added to Archive: March 08th, 2014

Comments:

This is the first recording that Dunebug81 has released in its entirety. It was given to me in mp3 192. Very good recording. I thank him for sharing this one.

Source 3a: Audio - SBD (VH1 Webcast)

Taper: VH1

Time: 78 minutes

Rating: 5 out of 5

Hear a Sample: Closer, Full

Download the Full Show: .Zip File WMA - 96, 62.8 MB

Added to Archive: June 21st, 2020

Comments:

Closer and Hurt were sourced from a Vimeo posting (original poster information now lost to time) that was footage of the same VH1 webcast, but with uncensored audio and better fidelity than the webcast.

Source 3b: Video - PRO (VH1 Webcast)

Taper: VH1

Time: 79 minutes

Rating: 4.5 out of 5

Download the Full Show:

.zip file MP4 - 312p, 960 MB

.zip file DVD-NTSC, 579.5 MB

Added to Archive: June 09th, 2019 UPDATED: June 02nd, 2020

Comments:

In June 2020 we received the original WMV files from the webcast. Thanks to TheBang, they were transcoded to a more modern format (mp4) for your viewing pleasure. Nice to have the definitive edition on the site. Also included are two clips of the broadcast downloaded from Vimeo (from an unknown source) containing uncensored audio of two songs. The DVD was taken from a demonoid torrent and although an unknown broadcast rip, I would assume whoever authored the DVD also captured the webcast. Back in 2005, webcasts were a very rare thing (and the quality not so great). But this webcast is actually very good. The audio is clear and the picture, although smaller, is still really good. I decided to keep the DVD on here as some may prefer it.

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