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If you have the opportunity, I highly suggest watching Spike Lee's documentary "When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts" currently playing on HBO. It's a very well done look at what happened and is happening now in New Orleans.
12:14pm_PST
[07_01_2006]
Today's live performance (7/1) will feature Peter Murphy singing with Nine Inch Nails.
1:08pm_PST
[06_22_2006]
The live radio performance on 6/23 will feature Peter Murphy, Atticus Ross, Jeordie White and myself.
8:50pm_PST
[06_12_2006]
The next live radio performance - this Tuesday, June 13th in Washington DC (DC101) - will feature not only Peter Murphy and myself but also TV on the Radio. 5PM EST.
Every one of these will be different.
11:32am_PST
[05_31_2006]
So far, so good. I'd like to thank those that have braved the elements for what we've been calling the "2006 Inconvenient Truth Tour". Record-breaking cold temperatures, rain and hail - four shows in. Let's see what happens as we continue!
1:53pm_PST
[05_24_2006]
If you have a chance, I suggest you check out the film "An Inconvenient Truth".
7:18pm_PST
[03_23_2006]
The upcoming summer tour will be the last of nine inch nails touring in the US for a while. With that said, I couldn't come up with a better lineup than what I'm fortunate enough to offer you this time around.
Bauhaus has been a major influence of mine over the years. Their sound, look and style made me want to start a band. One of the first tours we were on was with Peter Murphy - a hero of mine. To share the stage with these guys now is truly an honor.
TV on the Radio is one of my favorite new bands to emerge in the last few years. In a climate where everyone is trying to either sound the same or blatantly rip a cool older band off, these guys are doing their own thing. I've heard their new record and it's groundbreaking. They will be on the first half of the tour (5/27 - 6/14).
The one and only Peaches will be joining us on the second half! I've loved Peaches ever since I heard "Fuck the Pain Away". You will want to get to the show on time because she is the SHIT.
I'm really looking forward to ending this phase of touring with these acts - hope to see you there. No snow this time, no ailments, no exploding drummers, all good!
12:47pm_PST
[03_21_2006]
OK enough!
Your 15 minutes are up!
It DID make for some interesting BB reading on an otherwise dull day, though.
But seriously, if you're going to throw some punches you may get hit back. Fuck the "high ground" - this is the internet, remember?
8:37pm_PST
[03_21_2006]
A few thoughts / corrections on Jerome Dillon's latest press attempt to create interest in his project:
First, the facts:
I was impressed with his demos that ended up being his record.
I thought the choice of using Claudia was fantastic - I love her voice.
I did not offer to produce his record.
I did not attempt or ask to use any of his tracks for the "Tapeworm" project (which was long dead by the time I heard his music).
His recollection of the events leading to his departure from the band is once again inaccurate.
Now I venture into commentary:
Jerome continuously has to see himself as the victim in all circumstances. He lives in a world where he is always being wronged by someone or something. That could be me, that could be management, that could be his drum tech, that could be the girl who mistakenly washed his permanent press designer jeans, that could be the person that didn't cook his chicken properly before the show, or that could be the record label that wont give him tour support for his new band to play a show. On that topic, what in the hell do you need tour support for? You're a new band with no record sales yet... do what any new band does - practice in the garage, pack your shit in the car, play a goddamned show and quit whining about it.
p.s. You look like an asshole in your picture.
2:05pm_PST
[03_18_2006]
Well, I lost the bet to Rob... I was SURE you people would have found the secret in the 3_16_06 picture INSTANTLY. You've all let me down.
10:03pm_PST
[03_04_2006]
Once again, I'm sorry about these shows being postponed. I'm resting and should be up to speed for the next shows. I thought I was better and made it worse in Quebec. See you soon.
11:06am_PST
[03_02_2006]
...the show must go on...
11:36am_PST
[02_27_2006]
Hello all-
The "illness" that's causing the postponement of tonight's show is me. I'm the sickest I've felt in a long time and there's no way I could've pulled off a show tonight. Please know I hate to do this, sorry for the inconvenience.
10:29am_PST
[02_08_2006]
The Grammys make me hate music, and certainly everyone in the ass-licking music industry.
