David Bowie & Nine Inch Nails: Dissonance, live 1995 (HQ)
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07:28 Scary Monsters - Nine Inch Nails & David Bowie
12:50 Reptile - Nine Inch Nails & David Bowie
19:04 Hallo Spaceboy - Nine Inch Nails & David Bowie
24:20 Hurt - Nine Inch Nails & David Bowie
30:20 The Hearts Filthy Lesson - David Bowie
35:32 The Man Who Sold The World - David Bowie
39:05 Under Pressure - David Bowie
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as you can see here and as he has told himself, Trent was in his worst phase while touring with bowie in terms of his addiction, drugs and alcohol. He looked up to Bowie as his mentor and he helped him a lot through this time of rage and addiction. I love Bowie so much no words could express it.
Can you point me to where Trent has said this, I would to see/hear it. I love Bowie but I find it hard to believe he could be a mentor to someone to get clean, Bowie was coke machine. I’m not talking down at all, I love him and he is a legend it’s just a fact.
@@AvoidingHumanSociety I did a net search on this and found at least a half-dozen interviews where Trent talked about this. Sorry for no links, my phone is being futzy, but they are out there.
@@sixthings2848 Trent wasn't strung out or addicted to anything in 1995. His struggles with addiction didn't start to rear their head until the Fragility Tour in 2000.
@@AvoidingHumanSociety You do know he also helped Iggy Pop to clean up to some extent in the late 1970’s.
@@haloruiner He was abusing all sorts of drugs and drink during the making of The Downward Spiral in the mid 1990’s. He was pretty fucked up long before the Fragile tour. It was after the Fragile Tour he started to clean himself up. Took until With Teeth.
Anyone who saw Bowie & NIN perform live together are the luckiest people on this planet. If we ever send another probe into deep space then this Gig needs to be on it for first contact.
yeah man it was F.,, in mind blowing ,
I'm pretty sure I was at the show in Mi.
But was probably with my friend cid...
@@Brettjnash man I like to get f'd up but that would be depressing to get too messed up and not remember a nin/david bowie show forreal.
It was some of the best hours of my life. Front row center but they took out the first 12 for the pit so it was really the 13th. It's almost a blur. I remember under pressure distinctly and thinking that I never wanted it to end. My boyfriend said that my hands were white from gripping the bar in front of me so hard the whole show. I love to watch this because I am right back in that seat again
I saw this tour. When the collaboration section of the show was over and NIN left the stage about half the GA floor left. Those people should hang their heads in shame. This is one of the best shows I have ever been to. The band Prick was the opening act and they were incredible too.
Can you imagine what it must have felt like for Trent to have David goddamn Bowie singing lyrics you wrote so beautifully, especially during hurt. Trent smiles everytime Bowie solos, it's absolutely glorious.
you're right :) they two together is like dream...
Normally you'd assume it's the drugs or the mania making him smile but it's actually Bowie bringing the magic! Hurt was absolutely amazing.
It's was epic.
Watch the NIN episode of Song Exploder on Netflix. It's about "hurt", and they talk about some interesting things. Trent had me bawling...
@@wired4933 yea. Trent went out of his way in an interview to clarify it was not drugs but respect and shock the Master was singing his songs.
Just before Bowie came out, Trent started a fight, like a physical fight, with the guitarist. That stopped, then Bowie emerged like a God, and everyone behaved. It was surreal for sure.
Bowie salió como un ser iluminado de la oscuridad a brindad luz
David Bowie... the man walks onto a stage of chaos with instruments swinging everywhere, screaming vocals, sweat flying all over, and those lights strobing in the blackness that is everywhere.... he doesn't miss a step or even blink as he moves like suede to the microphone dressed all in white. and the whole time, as NIN is creating their usual musical anarchy David Bowie *never* loses his place, or ever looks lost in it. he is the master of his own domain where ever he is standing. not in the wild way Trent is. but in his own way, that way he has like nothing can touch him.
Bowie relesed 3 classic albums in one week in 1971. he is a God
Aaron Estes
That's just not true. Bowie never even released more than two albums in one year. In 1971, he released The Man Who Sold the World, which came out in April (though it had already been released in the US in November 1970) and Hunky Dory, which came out in December. And after that, it was another six months before his next album came out. He never released multiple albums in one week, that is ridiculous.
Nothing can stop him now
Gina Whoever why people who worship other people have this tendency to discredit or make other people seem less than the ones you worship? Sure you like Bowie but there is no need to undermine anyone else.
I was thinking the same. Trent looks so drugged out, he’s probably thinking he’s having an awesome “trip” where Bowie is singing his songs- with him😂 Bowie The legend is just standing there looking at him out of it, probably laughing to himself how he’s been there done that 20yrs prior and realized he’s reached his Rock God status.
Sure miss that man.❤️
David Bowie is a time traveler from the future
No, just an adrenochrome addict
If I had a time machine I think I would go hit every concert I ever missed. This might be my first stop.
I'm in!!!!
Live aid, woodstock, this. Can't decide what i would do first
I'm joining! We go!
where else u stoppin
i saw them in phoenix , not the best bowie performance, but nine inch nails were absolutely incredible.
Rexnor on sax. Now I've seen everything
That guy can play an insane amount of instruments. He's just musically gifted.
he's picked it up again on this tour...
He played it in highschool, marching band IIRC.
Now we just need a nin crossover with korn 😂
Seeing Trent play the sax live is a religious experience.
I would sacrifice everything I own to see this show live.
Bad Witch is somehow Trent's love letter to the memories of this tour
Yeah, it's like a lost NIN album from 1996-1997
After seeing NIN in many tiny clubs early on, I wasn't sure how he could pull off the same feel and energy in an arena. I needn't have worried. Watching him and Bowie share the stage was a privilege I'll never forget.
During the Hurt duet, I commented to my friend that maybe we're seeing Bowie pass the torch. After a few songs into Bowie's set, I realized that he hadn't passed to torch to Trent, but he let him hold it for awhile.
How did that show compare to other good concerts you've seen? I've seen some magnificent shows, but never got to see Bowie. Wondering if it was as ethereal as I'd expect it to be.
Perfect ♥️
Maybe he's passed it onto Trent now
Very illuminating.
@@matvei15 every Bowie show I've seen, which is almost every show in the LA/OC area since '72, was Great! He always wins over the audience. Amazing to see. If he played 5 shows here I was there for at leat 3 or 4. Every night different and not a bad show among them.
Sorry you missed him. Lucky we have access to this.
I’ve always loved NIN and I have always loved Bowie… watching Bowie easily hold his own with these younger guys and completely nailing it is amazing. I expect nothing less from the legend… Bowie was one of a kind, he could step into anything and make it just that much better.
I wish I could have seen this live. RIP David, we miss you like you wouldn’t believe.
This is gold. Bowie singing Reptile.
What makes this so special is that Bowie is there. When he passed I felt like I'd lost a friend. I grew up with his music and because it was so eclectic he opened me to so many genres; just look at "Life on Mars" it was 20 years ahead of its time. I was that weird guy in a working class town in Australia that used to cop a lot of shit due to my musical tastes which were based in talent, not what was popular: Bauhous, Sisters of Mercy, Dead Can dance (did anyone know Dead Can Dance were Australian?). In 1990 I heard a song called "Head Like a Hole" on an dependent radio station here in Australia and I was sucker punched, here was a band that could possibly equal Ministry in something I loved. When Bowie and Reznor started to collaborate I nearly peed myself with joy. RIP David, you are missed.
Yes, l know Dead Can Dance are australians, Brett. As you wrote -'''did anyone know Lithuania''? David Bowie came to my life in 1984, before Gorbachov's freedom, so l respect David's sense of live as exprisoner. Rick Wakeman said ''Elvis Presley needs years and years to become David Bowie''. Sisters of Mercy l have found in 1987.
Arijus. Kaunas. Lithuania.
Excellent taste......
Yes we all lost a friend when he passed.😭
Massive DCD Dan here!
It's so surreal hearing Trent's words coming out of Bowies mouth. I am glad I stumbled upon this.
Bowie was so effortlessly cool 😎
Thought he was so amazing with Pink Floyd too. Throw in Queen
This concert was during a time when music was happening right in front of us!! All these new bands and new music with musicians who were our age - it felt like our friends were becoming big like Bowie was gonna tour with our friend Trent. I waited in line with my friends outside Tower Records in Atlanta, GA. To get lawn seats for $25.00 for the show at The Lakewood Amphitheater. We played the shit out of those disc's the months leading up to the show on a discman (that had x-bass) in my car with a cassette tape adapter and it sounded amazing! We got as high as fuck with a bunch of people we met on the lawn - that was when getting high meant you could laugh at everything with anyone, get muddy and sweaty, yell out all the lyrics to the songs, walk a mile back to the car with a crowd of unknowns, hit up the Waffle House and still be able to drive home on hwy 85 without crossing a line. Nobody cared what they looked like, where anyone else was, or what anyone else was doing - I left there with a concert shirt (that I wore the shit out of), 2 NIN stickers and a ticket stub - yup, not one single picture and nobody cared. It wasn't something that we needed to show anyone, it something we wanted to be a part of - to be a part of what was happening - and I was!
You were there OMG. God bless you!
That’s when music was music not this garbage today they call music
We'll never be this good again .. .
To see and hear David Bowie sing "Reptile" with Trent is just too damn cool!!! God, I'll miss ya.
It's a NiN concert and Bowie never looked out of place or missed a beat. I dont think that crowd realized something amazing was unfolding before their eyes. Trent was smiling during Hurt. Not sure I've ever seen him smile like that during a set.
Oh, if only the crowd had someone as wise as you to tell them they aren’t intelligent enough to enjoy it to the full extent.
I'm amazed it took 4 years for a jerkoff to spout off with some trite. You have a good day now.
I've been a fan of Trent and Bowie my entire life yet I somehow never knew this concert existed until tonight. That performance of Hurt was fucking beautiful. Moved me to tears. Bowie added the perfect harmony that I never knew needed to be there.
This was such a great tour. "Outside" was one of the best Bowie albums too.
Totally, my fav album probably.
OUTSIDE is such an underrated album!
Far ahead of its time!
The critics who were stuck with 70's-80's-Bowie did'nt get it at all.
I wish I could have made that one. I have had such an amazing trip\experience Every. Single. Time.
#1 Glass Spider
#2 Sound & Vision
#3 Chili Pepper in
Fort Lauderdale, Fl
(Thurs., Oct. 8)
check history on that, his longest performance ever❣
#4 Area 2 w\moby
#5 Reality
@@indyshome mine too. I began listening Bowie with Outside
@@mori1bund Outside lo escucho a cada rato, es una MASTERPIECE en absoluto
I have to add something:
Looking at the part where both Trent and David perform "Hurt", I recall that performing this was never easy on Trent. He needs the right mood and crowd to perform.
Now seeing how David just complements Trent, its like a soft emotive tint from the background added with his vocals. I cant describe whats going on. So beautiful and fragile and exposing just for the moment.
Just looking at this footage, I can tell this was an epic show. And David Bowie is one of Trent's heroes. I'll bet this was a dream come true for him. They totally tore up that stage! Awesome show! Wish I'd seen it live!
It was the most moving show I have ever seen, for 5 songs of them together. I said goodbye to my body, it wasn't mine any longer. My mind barely was either. The throbbing of the music along with the star quality of Bowie, a man I have followed for years, since 78 i loved his music. i had all music up to Scary Monsters. That was enough. Then Trent who is a genius and whose music truly takes me away... It was an experience I will NEVER forget. Sadly though, when Trent and NIN left, half or more of the Arena emptied out. Bowie was the HEADLINER jerks! I cried for Bowie. I was so into the show, to see the arena empty threw me and everyone else who loves Bowie off.
With the genious Trent and his guys... I'm thinking Bowie and his folks was quite honored as well. These are masterpieces...
Bowie is a legend! Always gravitated towards his work. He got tired of earth, and simply relocated
David Bowie and Trent Reznor are my all time favorite artists. I grew up on Nine Inch Nails and Bowie. My all time favorite album is a tie between The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars And The Downward Spiral. it kills me that I was only five when this show happened and that I'll never get to see Bowie live. R.I.P. David Bowie
NN are new too me. It's scary watching them fight with their addiction on stage. Bowie isn't drugs; he's free from the Hell of alcohol and drugs and it's not cool or right to throw one's life away when there is a healthier path and solution to being addicted . If you need help ,ask for it.countless lives out there have and Life isn't a dead end for them. They broke free and went into treatment, made it through the scary rough times with the help of good people that Care deeply and want to see you not suffer. Twelve step programs help, and there are all kinds of Artsy and creative musicians , and gifted persons that turned their lives around after treatment. Many good wishes and blessings to you if you are thinking of beginning the journey of a alcohol,drug free life. Getting high on Life is what it's all about.xo Love David Bowie as he's for real-- a performance artist that is Clean and nonjudgmental. Xo
if it's any consolation, it was always pretty hard to get to see Bowie straight. By the time you get to the actual concert, you're totally ripped. Don't get me wrong, still amazing, but the lead time to a big event can seriously blanket time.
I've been to hundreds of concerts. Never have I witnessed a seamless segue from the opening act to the headliner with no break in between.....let alone with 2 legends from different era's working so well together. One of the more memorable shows I've ever been to. When Bowie first walked onstage, the energy in the room was monumental. New Jersey, Meadowlands Arena. 1995
Same, it was such a great tour and so unusual you can't describe it without at least ten minutes.
meh, that would be a good memory. I'm a bit jealous
WOW! At first, I was blown away with the David Bowie/NIN section, but then that woman who did Freddie Mercury's half of the Under Pressure duet!! She's amazing
Thats gail ann dorsey, played with bowie from the mid 90's to his the last tours on bass and backing vocals
gail ann dorsey, one of the better bas players (women) around . Her voice is stunning and was with Bowie for a long time. She is magic here
The way the NIN and Bowie sets morphed into each other was just so innovative and artful. Bowie was mostly avoiding his hits in those days too and pulling out the gems in his catalogue ("Joe the Lion", "Andy Warhol", to name a few.) Saw this show at Blossom Music Center, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Amazing.
It was the most moving show I have ever seen, for 5 songs of them together. I said goodbye to my body, it wasn't mine any longer. My mind barely was either. The throbbing of the music along with the star quality of Bowie, a man I have followed for years, since 78 i loved his music. i had all music up to Scary Monsters. That was enough. Then Trent who is a genius and whose music truly takes me away... It was an experience I will NEVER forget. Sadly though, at the LA forum, when Trent and NIN left, half or more of the Arena emptied out. Bowie was the HEADLINER jerks! I cried for Bowie. I was so into the show, to see the arena empty threw me and everyone else who loves Bowie off.
Saw this show at the Skyline in San Francisco. Reznor was fucking nuts on stage. It was great.
Hahahha no you didn't. The only Bay Area show was at Shoreline in Mountain View....
@@DrMooseknuckle0 Touche. Mountain View is correct. 🗡
god reptile is so goodi'm sitting here with just the widest smile of surprise on my face this is fantastic
Wow,, the People that saw this Live
Trent on sax!? How the fuckt did I miss this?!... HA..HA!
Scooter Matson Trent was a Sax Major in his high school marching band in Pennsylvania in the early 1980's, so his knowledge of the instrument is pretty deep.....ironically enough, Bowie also had a deep knowledge of the Saxophone before hitting it big.
I was lucky enough to have seen this tour in Detroit at the Palace....it was amazing watching NIN's set, the combined set and then Bowie's set. some of the youngsters in the crowd left during Bowie's set which was a real shame.
I didn't bother getting there early enough to see Prick.....this concert made up the fact that I didn't see NIN the year before and the fact I had never saw Bowie live.
One of the top 3 concerts I have ever attended.
Trent! Bowie!! NIN!!!!? I have no fkn words... my head is gonna explode
I have been a loving fan of David Bowie from the first time I heard the Ziggy album, I found someone who understood me. I had the great pleasure to see him in concert five times the first was at the US festival the last time I saw him live with on the Glass Spider tour in between I got to see NIN in concert twice and one magic night I got to see this tour with both of them on the same stage at the same time. Not one show was a disappointment! Sadly I will never again have the joy of seeing David live but all the times I did get to see him perform will live with me forever. There will never be another like him. I hope to see NIN again in the years to come and have the pleasure of their performance. Two truly outstanding artists who each made music of outstanding meaning to millions of people. Peace and be kind to each other. cheers
I saw them on this tour when they played at South Park Meadows near Austin, Texas in the fall of 1995.
I have literally seen close to a thousand live shows in my life time but you can't imagine what a memory this transcendent show is to me.
Historical Footnote: a year earlier, Nirvana had covered "The Man Who Sold the World" on MTV Unplugged and completely reinvigorated interest in the song. Then Cobain killed himself. Bowie, who hadn't performed this song live in years, reconstituted it for this tour and, damn, it was amazing to experience it live.
Additional highlights from this tour not included here:
NIN playing Burn (from the Natural Born Killers soundtrack)
David Bowie playing both "I'm Deranged" and "Look Back in Anger" (from his 1979 album LODGER...both of these songs are thematically connected) as well as the sublime "Strangers When We Meet" (in my opinion, Bowie's last perfect pop masterpiece).
Seriously, it was the greatest show of my life.
BOWIE SINGING REPTILE!!!!??? OMG
I could listen to this on a continuous loop....
I do quite often!
Still listening...❤
Damn, this version of Hallo Spaceboy is
G L O R I O U S
Amazing sound quality, thank you!
Thank you for putting my dvd online since 3
years.
I did this 10 years ago because it's one of my favorite live videos with two of my favorite artists.
Simply amazing performance. God I would do anything to be able to witness this live.
My favorite concert ever. I was just the right age to be a fan of both artists. It was a dream come true. Bowie's cool and Trent's gutteral voices worked so well together.
Bienheureux ceux qui ont assisté à ce concert !
the realest hurt,
and the sexiest man who sold the world.
Two of the most iconic artists together on stage - this is heaven! Both of these guys have unbelievable charisma and presence. This is the most lit, energizing, spectacular performance ever! It's probably the best concert on CZcams.
Top 10 anime crossovers
trents fangirling so hard
Thank you uploader. This is a blessing!
Not sure where this concert took place. But I went to the one in Portland Oregon in 95. It was phenomenal. I live in the middle of Washington state so it was a long drive to get there and absolute agony driving back afterwards. The drive there you are super pumped and full of adrenaline. Idk how the fuck I managed to drive back afterwards straight away. All that adrenaline from the anticipation and 10 fold that during the performances and I was beyond tapped out and so ready to crash because I had nothing left. I don’t remember the drive back tbh. I will NEVER do that again! Insanity that I did all of that in under a 24 hour period.
Video is of October 18, 1995, Desert Sky Pavillion, Phoenix AZ.
Thanks for sharing this GEM !
THOSE OF YOU THAT WERE THER AND WITNESSED THIS AWESOME CONCERT .....YOUR ALL LUCKY BASTARDS...
Thankfully I got to see this twice!
Wow so happy I found this. Somewhere there is 19 year old me, front row center for the whole show ! It was AMAZING !!!
Trent’s performance during Hurt is the best I’ve seen from any live show, absolutely gut wrenching.
What I wouldn't give to see NIN and Bowie in concert together!! Sadly I was only 8 years old in 1995 so never got the chance. Someone needs to invent time travel ASAP please.
This is one of the absolute best videos that I have seen. I am a huge NIN and Bowie fan. Cannot even imagine what it would of been like to experience this live!
Thanks I loved it! Dam
Saw the show in Dallas...wow. Seen David five times but that show was very, very well done.
saw this show in portland or. was amazing!.. prick,filter,nin,and bowie all in one show. i was kind of wasted but i remember 3 drummers on 3 kits playing one of the final songs.
Lucky Guy !!!!!! 🤘🏻😎
Damn, this would have been so awesome to see. If you saw this tour consider yourself lucky!
i felt privileged.
Been a huge NIN fan for decades. I would have never thought to match up with Bowie. It's perfect.
Most thanks for the upload 👍 sent new sub
Does anyone else have this feeling like this could have never happened... but it did.. and now I'm watching it as the world is a totally different place and WTF happened to music?!! RIP. Make me sad/happy at the same time. I grew up with Trent and Bowie.
Bless the person who uploaded that!!!!
🤙
Thanks for the upload m8
Just watched NIN at Red Rocks video play Wish, what a totally different performance then and now. Saw them myself twice, once in 98 and 2002. Spectacular both times❤️❤️❤️
Words absolutely fail in this instance. Amazing doesn't begin to describe!
let's go back and re live it again.
Legendary fucking hell i need more of this in muy life
nice quality! I had a bootleg cd given to me by an elder when I was a freshman in high school. what a genuine treasure.
Loved hearing nine inch nails do some outside tunes. Great version of hallo spaceboy
i will come back here
Dang, didn't even know these videos existed. I caught this tour in L.A. 95. I think Prick opened for them. Amazing show.
I wish I remembered this tour more clearly
I was at this show in Austin. I sat up in the spot tower because I was with crew. It was absolutely incredible to see Bowie live and to then go onstage after the show and touch his mic! I got Bowie cooties yay!
How did I miss this. Jesus.... better late than never. My apologies to David.. I thought I had all your recordings.. I missed a monster here.
This is awesome!
*dies* Seriously... I got a last second 14th row ticket invite to this show because my teammates' girlfriend hated NIN. ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME? Um, yeah - It spelled the beginning of the end of my seriously messed up relationship, but was a core-founding moment in my then-22-years-self. I never ever, ever ever ever, expected to find video of this that existed. I just always counted myself so lucky that I even found a bootleg of the tour ages ago. Please for the love of all that exists - remaster this tour and put it out in 4K UHD!!! (i'll take DVD even!). Thank you @ infinity for sharing this, you're an amazing human.
Who doesn’t like NIN? I get not digging metal or industrial, but NIN has some amazingly catchy songs I think anyone could enjoy
I miss 1995.
Thanks for posting, if friends have more shows of 94 and 95 and Aarosn north on guitar and Geordie on bass, post it. God bless them
What a treasure of a collaboration
Love this concept of performing together❤ Bowie is so kind, Trent is clearly taking ‘heroin naps’ in between lyrics. He still did his thing. Wish I was there
GREAT! Blown away actually!
This was recorded closer in time to the release of Ziggy Stardust, than it was to today.
Feel old yet?
Wow. Yep, I feel old.
Dont say stuff like that
only 12 years after Lets Dance and yet 26 1/4 before I'm writing this. ouch.
A schrill contrast between in-control and out-of-control, fortunately Trent survived !
I love this live, lineup.
Ya I was missing him and his art tonight
Was there at South Park Meadows in Austin for this tour. Thanks Britt. It was otherworldly.
Yes, there was. My dad had tickets and i regret not going.
one of the best versions of hearts filthy lesson.
Damn, this take of Man Who Sold The World is firee
Newest gem 💎 in my faves 🎶 thAnx Beautiful 💜🌻❄️
Kinda funny how after a really intense show of industrial rock and drum and bass, we get a completely straightforward playthrough of Under Pressure
I was at the Phoenix show.. today October 18, 1995. Went to see Bowie and was blown away by NIN.
my exact experience at the blockbuster pavilion show in phoenix , when nin came out running towards the stage with all the lights still on and surprising everybody and then the lights went out and then Terrible lie started the best concert I have ever seen.
i was at the NJ show 9/27/95, it was surreal seeing these 2 legends together.
Trent so on the juice back then. Glad he got back.
When I saw this concert in Connecticut I thought Trent was helping Bowie make a come back . Was an amazing show
Yes Hartford was the 1st show of a 6 week tour. The consert was before the Outside Album was released. Nobody in the audience had ever heard any of the music from Outside at the time. Headlines said Bowie commits Rock and Roll Sucide! Ha!
Been a fan of Trent and Bowie and I've never seen this collab. Wonderfully epic.