Ghosts I - IV

“It took me a while to finally listen to this album and when I did I had mixed feelings. After the first listen I thought I'd give it another go before I rated it and reviewed it. I found that pretty much half of the tracks on here were just plain useless, even for filler tracks, and as for the album as a whole it's just way to long and drawn out. There were some good moments on here, like the first two tracks, which I absolutely love and I wish the whole album was more in the same style as those first two.

The problem with some tracks is I really think they would have been better with some vocals and some other tracks sound like a 6 year old wrote them as well. I think what Trent should have done was just released some of these Ghosts as in between tracks on an album, kinda like ” read more

Best albums of 2008 (14 music items)

"2008 saw a pair of self-released experimental albums from NIN, and this was the best one (the other, The Slip, was the first NIN release to have a song I flat out hate on it). Trent Reznor described Ghosts I-IV as a "soundtrack for daydreams" which is pretty apt. I also describe it as 2 discs of instrumental sonic bliss, perfect background music for virtually anything. It's not something I listen to all the time, but I throw it on whenever I need it & it maintains a permanent spot in my mp3 play"

Nine Inch Nails: Complete Discography (48 music items)

"6th studio album Ghosts I 1. 1 Ghosts I 2. 2 Ghosts I 3. 3 Ghosts I 4. 4 Ghosts I 5. 5 Ghosts I 6. 6 Ghosts I 7. 7 Ghosts I 8. 8 Ghosts I 9. 9 Ghosts I Ghosts II 1. 10 Ghosts II 2. 11 Ghosts II 3. 12 Ghosts II 4. 13 Ghosts II 5. 14 Ghosts II 6. 15 Ghosts II 7. 16 Ghosts II 8. 17 Ghosts II 9. 18 Ghosts II Ghosts III 1. 19 Ghosts III 2. 20 Ghosts III 3. 21 Ghosts III 4. 22 Ghosts III 5. 23 Ghosts III 6. 24 Ghosts III 7. 25 Ghosts III 8. 26 Ghosts III 9. 27 Ghosts III Ghosts IV 1. 28 Ghosts IV"

Nine Inch Nails: From Best to Worst (10 music items)

"A great collection of instrumental songs/themes/ideas that fits in well with the rest of the NIN catalogue while also exploring some interesting new directions. Reznor calls this a soundtrack for daydreams."