posted August 26, 2011 01:05 PM            

same sun same mercury

posted August 26, 2011 02:37 PM            

Human rating: 92%
Emotional rating: 85%
Sexual rating: 71%
Communication rating: 100%
Durability rating: 78%

Oh, man, we have a lovely synastry...

Sun trines Sun;
Moon trines Moon;
My Moon counjuncts his Mercury;
His Moon squares my Mars & Jupiter, conj Uranus & Neptune, trines ASC;
Venus opp Venus;
My sun trines his Mars & his Sun sextiles my Mars;
His Mars trines my Moon, Mercury, Neptune, sextiles Pluto, opp Jupiter, Square Saturn;

Etc, etc...these are just the most impressive aspects

posted September 01, 2011 12:16 PM            

Like I said, he was relevant for like one year in high school when things went shitt y and you were depressed but then he kept releasing albums saying the same thing over and over. I get bored with that. Yes Trent, we know you are a mess and everything falls apart, get over it and say something else.

posted September 01, 2011 12:17 PM            

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Originally posted by CosmicKarma360:
Well, Trent did look much better in his younger years. (Don't we all? ) Recent pics... Um... looks like all that Taurus love of food caught up with him. Or something. Definitely bulked up in that older, Taurus sort of way. Do love his music, though. Thought he did a great job with the soundtrack to "The Social Network".

LOL! Yes, the dreaded "G" word! He looks so lumpy and grizzled. Honestly, I think it's hype. Haven't met many women who really find him *that* attractive. Guess they're out there somewhere, though.

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posted September 01, 2011 01:04 PM            

Trent is STILL making music. NIN has stuff as recent as 2009 and now he and his wife are part of a project called How To Destroy Angels, which came out last year. Stuck in the past? Trent is a pioneer of his genre and never compromises his music for the mainstream.

You think PHM was one of his most relevant works? Even Trent has said he's embarrassed of that album and that lyrically and musically he was being swayed by his record company.

And Trent isn't a junkie anymore..you can see his mature growth in his recent music.

posted September 01, 2011 11:51 PM            

""I think it's in bad shape. That's a very global statement, but it seems to me rock has become very homogenized, so incredibly safe and politically correct for the most part, and whatever danger might have existed at its inception has been packaged, labeled, marketed and sold as product.""
---So he's got some sense in his head here. This is a big criticism of pop and rock lately, not to mention most major hollywood-style films and most television programming. There's a huge artistic wasteland that's being traded like gold.

This is a good article for those who are interested in his work, http://www.9inchnails.com/articles/behind-his-tortured-image.php

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Soft-spoken and articulate, Reznor has a reputation of being a fulltime visionary of the dark. Some of his tendencies do not make him appear that cheery. For studio purposes, he rented a mansion in Los Angeles that once belonged to actress Sharon Tate, one of the victims who died in the hands of mass murderer Charles Manson and his Family (though he claims he didn't know until after). His current New Orleans house/recording studio is a converted funeral home. The sadness and pain compressed in an album's worth of NIN lyrics is enough to last a lifetime for some listeners.

Not too many realize he uses songwriting as a way to vent his personal demons. He often attacks the corporate world ("Head Like A Hole"), hypocrisy of religion ("Terrible Lie" and throughout The Downward Spiral) and even loss of identity ("Happiness Is Slavery") in his songs. His music may have political slants, but the lyrics are always based on his perception of what's around him, while the issues take secondary precedence.

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"If I'm talking about suicide in a song, then it doesn't mean I'm suicidal," he added. "It doesn't mean you'll do it, but you've thought about it and I'm just drawing the subject into the light."

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posted September 14, 2011 01:17 AM            

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Originally posted by bethcarliseh:
Trent Rezbore is completely over rated. He was okay for a couple of years in the early 90's with pretty hate machine and downward spiral. The Fragile was acceptable but after that it just went all down hill if you are an intelligent being who constantly progresses forward to bigger and better things. Some people like living in the boring redundant past where everything has been said and done before where they rot. ANyways back to Dent, I mean Trent, Now he has a lame hair cut, wears sweater vests and sings in mono tone behind boring bland music and programmed pis s beats.

Like I said, he was relevant for like one year in high school when things went shitt y and you were depressed but then he kept releasing albums saying the same thing over and over. I get bored with that. Yes Trent, we know you are a mess and everything falls apart, get over it and say something else.

I pity people who are stuck in the past with these old irrelevant grand daddies who never knew how to evolve their art or spirituality. Don't any of you change or grow upward? Why still play with old toys?

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Let me guess, you stopped at The Downward Spiral, didn't you? LOOOOL

posted September 16, 2011 10:41 PM            

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Originally posted by bethcarliseh:
There are more relevant artists now. Let's move on.

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Honestly? I don't care what you think LMAOOOO.

I will say this though - it's incredibly weird that you spend so much time talking about someone that you deem 'irrelevant'.