Me. One of my friends gave it to me on cassette tape. He got it, along with a bunch of other albums through either BMG or Columbia House. He decided he didn't like it and asked me if I wanted it. I would have preferred it on cd, but I wasn't about to say no to a free album, so I happily accepted.
I was 14 when the song came out and I’m unsure why it grabbed me then but now at 41, I connect to the song differently. Still hits every time lol I bought the cd solely for the song back then.
I can't say you're wrong. NIИ appearing on a soundtrack was pretty unheard of at the time. Before this it was just 'Burn' on the Natural Born Killers soundtrack, and that was years earlier.
There is also one more earlier soundtrack appearance with the Joy Division cover, "Dead Souls" on The Crow soundtrack the same year as Natural Born Killers (1994), though he didn't produce that one.
Interesting. I was not at all a fan of it when it came out. I liked his grittier stuff. And I wasn't a fan of the drum and bass elements leaking into popular music because I was a snooty and fickle teen who hated when things went "mainstream" and that song felt like both NIN and underground electronic styles going "mainstream" at the same time.
It did grow on me a bit over the years, and I can dig it now because I'm not an angsty hipster teen anymore. But it's nowhere near my fave.
Just musing on how different tastes can be, how they can change, and not at all saying you are wrong to love the song.
I loved Rammstein, even though it's probably their most meh song. It was easy to play on the guitar but was "hard."
Like Epic by Faith No More. Which was also the first song I remember being “affected” by. Like couldn’t stop thinking about it and what it meant. I don’t think it was that deep, and I was like 8 so. But still. It made me feel that way
I think it just went over my head thematically and musically at the time. On I got older, it clicked more.
On a semi related note, one of my favorite things ever was, at my first Oregon Country Fair, on mushrooms, stumbling on a field full of maybe a hundred or more people singing Closer while a live band complete with horn section played an upbeat jazzy version of the instrumentation and a pretty lady pointed to the lyrics line by line on one of those giant pad of paper on an easel things.
When I was a teen I was very much the "it has to be dark and angry, but not seriously hateful or violent sounding" type. So Korn, Manson, Earlier NIN, even ICP (which was violent, but obviously in fantasy/satire type of way.
Which is funny, because then I discovered trance and suddenly was wearing candy and bumping ATB.
First time I went to a rave I thought the drugs didn't work. I had taken acid and mushrooms, before, but not e.
On my way home in the morning, I caught myself skipping back from the bus stop, twirling dead glow sticks to the best in my head. I looked down at the brightly colored brackets on my wrists and the glow in the dark flower barrettes clipped to the pull cord on my black hoody...
I carry an earnest tinge of regret for what an effective "gateway" E was, for me. I'd dabbled a little bit with weed in junior high, but managed to make it all the way through all four years of high school white-knuckling stone-sober. I didn't know what "straight edge" was, at the time, but that's what I was.
But then. A girl, and some drama, blah blah blah. Next thing I know, I'm in the front room at The Capitol Ballroom (later Nation; now only a memory thanks to Bush Jr's gentrification to make way for the baseball stadium nobody wanted,) standing near a speaker stack as my first pill was kicking in, and the DJ was playing dark/hard/grimey Drum N Bass, and I was realizing these kids weren't like the kids over in the main room; they were into camo, rather than neon. A wave came over me. These are my people.
Mind, about an hour later I was in the main room happily doing the Nordic Track with everybody else. But, still. That first pill changed everything. For a while, it was "okay, I'll do that, but nothing else." Then, it was "okay, that and weed." Then "and LSD." Then "and K. And coke." Then "and any prescription pain meds I can get my hands on."
Thank goodness, that was where it stopped. And that run "only" lasted a couple of years. But it was because of the E; had me chasing the proverbial dragon. Nothing else like it. I haven't come across it in decades, now, but it remains my favorite altered state.
I did a lot of MDMA, but never really got into anything else. Was a DJ for a long time, but somehow never put coke, or anything else, up my nose. Do acid, mushrooms, or 2cb rarely (love 2cb, still have some in my freezer, but haven't done it in ten years probably).
Did a little dip with a tiny bit of mushrooms on New Year's Eve, then went snowboarding and ate a full prime rib spread gifted to me by a friendly cougar when it kicked in, that was quite enjoyable 😄.
The nose stuff was largely accidental. Wasn't looking for it.
K happened because a friend lived behind a veterinary clinic, which, apparently, he had no trouble breaking into. Thankfully, I never took to it. I either felt nothing, or like I was going to die, and there wasn't any middle ground. But it took my stubborn ass several attempts to figure that out.
Coke happened because I worked in restaurants for a handful of years. Restaurant folks be like "hey, want a bump?" 😆
Coke happened because I worked in restaurants for a handful of years. Restaurant folks be like "hey, want a bump?
Just went snowboarding with an old buddy from my days last weekend. He owns and operates a food truck. Kept offering bumps of "fake cocaine." Basically mentholated glucose, apparently sold as nicotine free snuff. It's like vaping for cokeheads 😝. I had to remind him multiple times I done even do real coke.
I carry a collection in a text file on my phone just to make sure I post things on Reddit with the proper lettering or symbols. I also enjoy discussing the cartoon Æon Flux, the upcoming game Metal Gear Δ, and whatever this § thing is.
You make me hard when I’m all soft inside
I see the truth when I’m all stupid-eyed
The arrow goes straight through my heart
Without you everything just falls apart
It's not my favorite song, but "A Small Plot of Land" is one of the most brilliant pieces of storytelling through music I've ever heard. The killer is stalking his victim through the sewers, and he feels sorry for his victim and for what he must be feeling, the panic and fear. But he also has contempt for him, so after carefully weighing the factors, he decides he has to die anyway.
Creepiest song I've ever heard, and the piano is amazing.
This album was my go to in high school and college, especially on long night drives with the windows down and system blaring. So many great songs on there.
This was the movie I saw on my very first date. On our second date, he broke off some asphalt, drilled a hole to make it a necklace, and painted a broken yellow line down the middle ❤️
I bought it for NIN but the Lou Reed cover of "This Magic Moment" kind of changed my life. All of a sudden a blandly cheerful song turned pitch black. Its one of my top five covers. And it really opened my eyes as far as how lyrical interpretation can change with the music
I have it. It was part of my Smashing Pumpkins collection era. I had so many bootlegs, imported singles, and rarities to build my collection of every song Le song I could.
That said, the entire Lost Highway soundtrack is great.
Yep. I remember getting it for the Trent Reznor trac. I remember explaining to my friends it was a super secret thing because nobody knew anything about the movie.
I really liked the Marilyn Manson song, Apple of Sodom. This may or may not still reflect my interests, because I used to be a huge Manson fan...then they released Mechanical Animals. Was not...my jam 😆
I ordered it from Colombia House or BMG before ever seeing the movie just based on the bands that were on it and listened to it for the first time the first time I did mushrooms. Good times, good memories, we listened to that thing so much after that.
This soundtrack defined my music tastes in a big way. I was into NIИ, Bowie, Manson, and SP, but I wore out that cassette’s section for The Perfect Drug. Wish I still had that old tape.
I heard Perfect Drug on MuchMusic and knew I had to have the CD. It was the only time I ever skipped class in high school. My friend and I skipped 4th period to check out the newly opened Taco Bell (a bit deal in our small city) and then buy the CD.
And of course, the only songs I liked on it were NIN and Pumpkins.
I still haven't seen this movie. back in the day it was only playing for 1 night at 1 movie theater in town. Ate a bunch of mushrooms and then had a panic attack in line waiting to get into the movie. That was the worst trip of my life! I will never forget it.
Never saw the movie, but I found the soundtrack in a local record store (surprisingly still exists) and decided to give it a shot. One of the best purchases of my youth.
Yes. Driving down the two lane desert road late on a Friday night south of Kuna.... 3-4 friends in the old colt vista wagon... smoking kamel reds we just stole from the Jackson's in town... watching the stars and hoping to hear the coyotes howl on the hills... eating Taco Bell and not realizing we were in the glory days.... yeah.
Absolutely brilliant soundtrack. I was already a huge NIN fan, and a German exchange student exposed me to Rammstein about a year prior, so that made the purchase a no brainer. But it was the interludes by Angelo Badalamenti that were the icing on the cake - truly superb and it holds up to this day.
It also formally introduced me to David Lynch at 16 years old (saw Dune as a kid but didnt appreciate it until later), which was one of the greatest gifts an aspiring artist could ever ask for.
Like most David Lynch things, it didn't make a whole lot of sense and worked more on vibe and aesthetic than story, so yeah, no need to remember it, just that it was creepy.
And that's such a good way to describe it. Like a dream, you can go from one seemingly completely unrelated scene to another, with all sorts of impossible weirdness, sometimes as wild as flying like Dragonball Z, sometimes as simple as talking to a dead relative, and yet it just keeps going on, and you just kind of accept it.
He never asked you to suspend disbelief, he just made you.
I remember when I rented the movie, the owner of the video store told me to rent Dark City next. Thanks, Kevin. You got me to watch a lot of movies I otherwise wouldn’t have seen.
This was my introduction to Rammstein. Also, I accidentally watched the movie once while rolling on ecstasy. And I thought it was surreal when sober lol.
I remember my local alternative rock station used the introduction to I'm Deranged as background music to announcements for years and years. "Eye" was on fairly regular rotation in the late 90s as well.
PhillyChef3696@reddit
Had? You mean still have. Lol
the805chickenlady@reddit
im listening to it right now. so good.
bemoreoh@reddit
One of the best soundtracks ever put together. Bought it as soon as I saw the movie in theaters. Own the vinyl,now.
TheMaldenSnake@reddit
This album introduced me to Rammstein. Eye and The Perfect Drug are classics as well. Movie was meh, but the soundtrack was epic.
kmill0202@reddit
Me. One of my friends gave it to me on cassette tape. He got it, along with a bunch of other albums through either BMG or Columbia House. He decided he didn't like it and asked me if I wanted it. I would have preferred it on cd, but I wasn't about to say no to a free album, so I happily accepted.
Ryuujin_13@reddit
'Perfect Drug' was, and remains, my favourite NIИ song.
AshMcClark83@reddit
I came here to say this. It’s my fav too.
Ryuujin_13@reddit
I feel like it's the most 'Nine Inch Nails' song Nine Inch Nails has ever released.
AshMcClark83@reddit
I was 14 when the song came out and I’m unsure why it grabbed me then but now at 41, I connect to the song differently. Still hits every time lol I bought the cd solely for the song back then.
Ryuujin_13@reddit
I keep it around in my workout playlist when I want to angry-exercise. It still grabs me.
superneatosauraus@reddit
Gonna go listen to that now.
Ryuujin_13@reddit
As soon as the David Lynch news popped up I put this on. Then this post showed up soon after. It is such a great re-listen.
GAMEYE_OP@reddit
“This is the future” middle school me when that dropped.
Ryuujin_13@reddit
It was, and remains, the future.
lsleofman@reddit
I feel like its exclusivity on this album, which i never owned, added to the songs allure.
Ryuujin_13@reddit
I can't say you're wrong. NIИ appearing on a soundtrack was pretty unheard of at the time. Before this it was just 'Burn' on the Natural Born Killers soundtrack, and that was years earlier.
nullcore@reddit
Reznor also produced both those soundtracks.
There is also one more earlier soundtrack appearance with the Joy Division cover, "Dead Souls" on The Crow soundtrack the same year as Natural Born Killers (1994), though he didn't produce that one.
illinoishokie@reddit
Perfect Drug was the bridge that took us from the Downward Spiral to the Fragile. Both masterpieces, both incredibly different sounds.
CruelStrangers@reddit
I think perfect drug was the most expensive video at the time of its airing
Ryuujin_13@reddit
I totally agree, and it blended the best parts of each era in my mind.
Allaplgy@reddit
Interesting. I was not at all a fan of it when it came out. I liked his grittier stuff. And I wasn't a fan of the drum and bass elements leaking into popular music because I was a snooty and fickle teen who hated when things went "mainstream" and that song felt like both NIN and underground electronic styles going "mainstream" at the same time.
It did grow on me a bit over the years, and I can dig it now because I'm not an angsty hipster teen anymore. But it's nowhere near my fave.
Just musing on how different tastes can be, how they can change, and not at all saying you are wrong to love the song.
I loved Rammstein, even though it's probably their most meh song. It was easy to play on the guitar but was "hard."
Professional-Cup-154@reddit
The ending of perfect drug is beautiful, it’s like two songs in one.
GAMEYE_OP@reddit
Like Epic by Faith No More. Which was also the first song I remember being “affected” by. Like couldn’t stop thinking about it and what it meant. I don’t think it was that deep, and I was like 8 so. But still. It made me feel that way
gurth33@reddit
It is. Composed beautifully. The drum solo/breakdown is what gets me every time.
Allaplgy@reddit
I think it just went over my head thematically and musically at the time. On I got older, it clicked more.
On a semi related note, one of my favorite things ever was, at my first Oregon Country Fair, on mushrooms, stumbling on a field full of maybe a hundred or more people singing Closer while a live band complete with horn section played an upbeat jazzy version of the instrumentation and a pretty lady pointed to the lyrics line by line on one of those giant pad of paper on an easel things.
A treasured memory 😂
Ryuujin_13@reddit
On an album that has David Bowie, my favourite artist ever, it was no small feat to me for NIИ to be my standout on this.
I'm much more of a 'The Fragile'-era NIИ than the 'Broken/Fixed/The Downward Spiral'-era, so I think that's where my love of this comes from.
Allaplgy@reddit
I was a pretty hate machine guy.
When I was a teen I was very much the "it has to be dark and angry, but not seriously hateful or violent sounding" type. So Korn, Manson, Earlier NIN, even ICP (which was violent, but obviously in fantasy/satire type of way.
Which is funny, because then I discovered trance and suddenly was wearing candy and bumping ATB.
djsynrgy@reddit
I hate how much it feels like I could have typed that.
Allaplgy@reddit
First time I went to a rave I thought the drugs didn't work. I had taken acid and mushrooms, before, but not e.
On my way home in the morning, I caught myself skipping back from the bus stop, twirling dead glow sticks to the best in my head. I looked down at the brightly colored brackets on my wrists and the glow in the dark flower barrettes clipped to the pull cord on my black hoody...
Oh shit, I think it worked.
djsynrgy@reddit
I carry an earnest tinge of regret for what an effective "gateway" E was, for me. I'd dabbled a little bit with weed in junior high, but managed to make it all the way through all four years of high school white-knuckling stone-sober. I didn't know what "straight edge" was, at the time, but that's what I was.
But then. A girl, and some drama, blah blah blah. Next thing I know, I'm in the front room at The Capitol Ballroom (later Nation; now only a memory thanks to Bush Jr's gentrification to make way for the baseball stadium nobody wanted,) standing near a speaker stack as my first pill was kicking in, and the DJ was playing dark/hard/grimey Drum N Bass, and I was realizing these kids weren't like the kids over in the main room; they were into camo, rather than neon. A wave came over me. These are my people.
Mind, about an hour later I was in the main room happily doing the Nordic Track with everybody else. But, still. That first pill changed everything. For a while, it was "okay, I'll do that, but nothing else." Then, it was "okay, that and weed." Then "and LSD." Then "and K. And coke." Then "and any prescription pain meds I can get my hands on."
Thank goodness, that was where it stopped. And that run "only" lasted a couple of years. But it was because of the E; had me chasing the proverbial dragon. Nothing else like it. I haven't come across it in decades, now, but it remains my favorite altered state.
Allaplgy@reddit
I did a lot of MDMA, but never really got into anything else. Was a DJ for a long time, but somehow never put coke, or anything else, up my nose. Do acid, mushrooms, or 2cb rarely (love 2cb, still have some in my freezer, but haven't done it in ten years probably).
Did a little dip with a tiny bit of mushrooms on New Year's Eve, then went snowboarding and ate a full prime rib spread gifted to me by a friendly cougar when it kicked in, that was quite enjoyable 😄.
djsynrgy@reddit
The nose stuff was largely accidental. Wasn't looking for it.
K happened because a friend lived behind a veterinary clinic, which, apparently, he had no trouble breaking into. Thankfully, I never took to it. I either felt nothing, or like I was going to die, and there wasn't any middle ground. But it took my stubborn ass several attempts to figure that out.
Coke happened because I worked in restaurants for a handful of years. Restaurant folks be like "hey, want a bump?" 😆
Allaplgy@reddit
Just went snowboarding with an old buddy from my days last weekend. He owns and operates a food truck. Kept offering bumps of "fake cocaine." Basically mentholated glucose, apparently sold as nicotine free snuff. It's like vaping for cokeheads 😝. I had to remind him multiple times I done even do real coke.
Astrofyzx@reddit
Same! The music video for this song was also amazing.
Living_Ad_5386@reddit
Wow. Real effort there getting the authentic backwards N there
Ryuujin_13@reddit
I carry a collection in a text file on my phone just to make sure I post things on Reddit with the proper lettering or symbols. I also enjoy discussing the cartoon Æon Flux, the upcoming game Metal Gear Δ, and whatever this § thing is.
gdsob138@reddit
Subsection?
shakycam3@reddit
You make me hard when I’m all soft inside I see the truth when I’m all stupid-eyed The arrow goes straight through my heart Without you everything just falls apart
Ryuujin_13@reddit
The dark sexiness of the ‘Closer’ era, the developed beats of ‘The Fragile’. Yes. Please.
redneckcommando@reddit
Bought this for that song.
Ryuujin_13@reddit
So did I, but David Bowie leading it off sure didn't hurt either.
HackedCylon@reddit
"Deranged" is from my favorite David Bowie album, "Outside". I love this soundtrack.
Ryuujin_13@reddit
Outside is so underappreciated. Nathan Adler's investigation must be recognized!
HackedCylon@reddit
It's not my favorite song, but "A Small Plot of Land" is one of the most brilliant pieces of storytelling through music I've ever heard. The killer is stalking his victim through the sewers, and he feels sorry for his victim and for what he must be feeling, the panic and fear. But he also has contempt for him, so after carefully weighing the factors, he decides he has to die anyway.
Creepiest song I've ever heard, and the piano is amazing.
batsofburden@reddit
It's a great song, but they've got a really strong & massive back catalogue.
gurth33@reddit
That's because it is the best NIN song.
Ryuujin_13@reddit
Totally. It catches that vibe from harcore to more moody and introspective perfectly.
CertifiedBA@reddit
Great song, this was also my introduction to Rammstein.
Ryuujin_13@reddit
A great introduction! Both tracks are solid.
eldesgraciado@reddit
Without you... Without you everything falls apart...
Ryuujin_13@reddit
Without you... it's not as much fun to pick up the pieces...
dust4ngel@reddit
this part made the song
anon1984@reddit
Between you and Trent Reznor that makes one of you that likes this song.
Ryuujin_13@reddit
It's not my fault Trent Reznor has bad taste in music and I don't, thank you.
Cute_Marzipan_4116@reddit
Yes for one song.
1pt20oneggigawatts@reddit
I had Twin Peaks season 1
Bluetron88@reddit
One of my first and all time favourites.
SydNorth@reddit
Have not had
jdsmithson@reddit
Love the Lou Reed cover of “This Magic Moment”
JoeyBombsAll@reddit
I can hear lou reed just from the cover
wooq@reddit
One of my favorite soundtracks from back in the day, up there with The Crow, Natural Born Killers, Pulp Fiction, Judgement Night
lsleofman@reddit
And Spawn
wooq@reddit
How have I not heard of this soundtrack? I know what I'm listening to this weekend
nullcore@reddit
You're in for a treat. Every song a collaboration between two artists. All of them good, some of them downright fantastic.
LettuceD@reddit
Don't forget Singles!
wooq@reddit
Also a great one, snapshot of the Seattle scene. The movie was meh but the music was fire.
djsynrgy@reddit
Love it, but it feels more X than Xennial. We were arguably too young to fully appreciate the Sub Pop era.
Unusual_Compote4909@reddit
My fave was the Suburbia soundtrack ( the one from the 90s, not 80s)
jackintheivy@reddit
What about Trainspotting? Still my fav soundtrack
abbeymad@reddit (OP)
Definitely The Crow was another favorite of mine
Firm-Scratch-8396@reddit
Love this
selftaughtgenius@reddit
I still listen to this album. It was the soundtrack for my life when it came out. Fucking LOVE this album.
WilFromTheFutr@reddit
Eye ✋
uxl@reddit
Favorite song of theirs.
wundercat@reddit
God this brings me back to high school
Affectionate_Spot305@reddit
This song was the soundtrack to Johnny the Homicidal Maniac in my mind
djsynrgy@reddit
So what's your soundtrack for Happy Noodle Boy?
Affectionate_Spot305@reddit
Random kazoo sounds mostly
the_bedelgeuse@reddit
and what is the soundtrack for filler bunny?
djsynrgy@reddit
Thank you. I needed that chortle.
l4derman@reddit
DataCrossPuzzles@reddit
Bought it just for this song. Found out it had some tracks from Trent Reznor which made me more of a fan of his. Also introduced me to Rammstein.
Ok_Prior_4574@reddit
The Natural Born Killers soundtrack is also excellent.
bikemandan@reddit
👁️
starwestsky@reddit
Ooooh, I get this reference
JustHugMeAndBeQuiet@reddit
That song was phenomenal turn listen to with the lights out while being full-on teenage angst-y.
IchibanBlue@reddit
I did this. But with a black light. It really lit up the angst, so to speak.
WilFromTheFutr@reddit
Hahah, yes!
kurtsdead6794@reddit
Right here!! That Marylin Mason and smashing pumpkin song made it all worth it.
HuikesLeftArm@reddit
So good. Just so damned good.
duh_nom_yar@reddit
RIP David Lynch January 20, 1946- January 16, 2025
MrTooLFooL@reddit
Rest Easy David Lynch! 🤘🏼
UninvitedButtNoises@reddit
This album was my go to in high school and college, especially on long night drives with the windows down and system blaring. So many great songs on there.
Lulu_42@reddit
This was the movie I saw on my very first date. On our second date, he broke off some asphalt, drilled a hole to make it a necklace, and painted a broken yellow line down the middle ❤️
mstermind@reddit
I bought the soundtrack and watched the movie in cinema.
NegativeElderberry6@reddit
One of the best soundtracks
daryzun@reddit
Surely you mean currently has.
ArcaneNoctis@reddit
I remember buying it just for the song The Perfect Drug and ended up loving it.
PMWFairyQueen_303@reddit
Me.
But let's honor David Lynch. We lost him today.
sixthwarddd@reddit
Cd stays in my truck.
colorfastbeef138@reddit
Had?! I still have mine lol
Dracono@reddit
Had the file to the song that mattered, but watched the film release night in the theaters.
PI351@reddit
Love it!
gh0x5st@reddit
Still listen to it regularly
i_am_randy@reddit
I own it on vinyl. It was recently reissued. It was one I'd wanted for awhile. I never saw the movie, but the soundtrack was killer.
ResponsibleWest5240@reddit
Still have
slain1134@reddit
Still do!
alienblue89@reddit
Bought it for the one song NOT on the fucking album.
Insektikor@reddit
Definitely. As a NIN, David Bowie, M. Manson and Smashing Pumpkins fan, it was epic.
AND it got me interested in dark jazzy music too.
Solid album, we still listen to it occasionally.
Zerostar39@reddit
I still think ‘Eye’ is one of the best smashing pumpkins songs ever
UnklVodka@reddit
Right there with you. This whole soundtrack was amazing. Really turned me on to Angelo Badalamenti (having no idea who he was before) too
theMethod@reddit
Fun fact, Angelo did the score to National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation.
-bobsnotmyuncle-@reddit
Hell yeah it is!
SaskJoe@reddit
I bought it for NIN but the Lou Reed cover of "This Magic Moment" kind of changed my life. All of a sudden a blandly cheerful song turned pitch black. Its one of my top five covers. And it really opened my eyes as far as how lyrical interpretation can change with the music
The_Distracted@reddit
Seriously - this may be my top sound track of all time. Epic perfectly describes it.
Dustteas@reddit
Love some Lou Reed!
oh-no-varies@reddit
This one, Romeo & Juliet, and the Spawn soundtrack were all top tier!
YallaHammer@reddit
Still have that CD… AB + TR is… The Perfect Drug 🥀
Son_of_Atreus@reddit
I have it. It was part of my Smashing Pumpkins collection era. I had so many bootlegs, imported singles, and rarities to build my collection of every song Le song I could.
That said, the entire Lost Highway soundtrack is great.
eyelinerqueen83@reddit
Still have it
puglise@reddit
Still do, boi
deltadawn6@reddit
So good
Lancifer1979@reddit
It introduced me to Rammstein
calaverabee@reddit
Never even got around to seeing the movie, but I looooved the soundtrack.
Never-Compliant6969@reddit
Still one of the best soundtracks ever put together.
HackedCylon@reddit
One of the last of the era of great movie soundtracks.
"Funny how secrets travel ... "
Malgus-Somtaaw@reddit
Rammstein by Rammstein.
cgriffin123@reddit
Yep. I remember getting it for the Trent Reznor trac. I remember explaining to my friends it was a super secret thing because nobody knew anything about the movie.
BklynBongshell@reddit
Me!
glarktastic@reddit
*Has
abbeymad@reddit (OP)
I wish I still did. All most of my cds got stolen when I was in my 20s, that was one of them.
glarktastic@reddit
Ha, had lots of my cds stolen also. Right out of my car. When you had like 50 loose cds rolling around the back seat.
derrick36@reddit
Yep
gilgamesh2323@reddit
So good
evolkitty@reddit
Soundtrack of some of the best of my teenage years
MudOpposite8277@reddit
Baller.
Nerdiestlesbian@reddit
Still have it. Still love it
DiceMaster3000@reddit
That’s my favorite NIN’s song on that album. ❤️
Fickle-Credit7604@reddit
Great soundtrack, introduced me so many amazing bands.
lol_gay_69@reddit
I’m listening to it right now
Mark-Leyner@reddit
That’s fucking crazy, man.
lol_gay_69@reddit
Call me.
wharpua@reddit
Funny how secrets travel...
Darksideslide@reddit
Awesome soundtrack, the movie fucked me though
maineartistswinger@reddit
How many Barry Adamson fans started here like me?
Scrotchety@reddit
Hollywood Sunset is in my top 5% tracks played in WinAmp
Mark-Leyner@reddit
“It’s Business as Usual” changed me.
DriftingJimmy@reddit
Had it on CD back in the day, have it on vinyl now.
Extra_Pea8548@reddit
I got it through either CDNow or the BMG 10 CDs for a cent.
abbeymad@reddit (OP)
Ohhh I’ll have to find that one on vinyl!
AxlandElvis92@reddit
Fucking classic!
Retina400@reddit
One of the best. I still have mine. RIP David Lynch
CheeseGraterFace@reddit
Had? Still have.
mygodcanbeatupyergod@reddit
Not me. Have always and will always love heavy metal.
TrailBug72@reddit
It was my sex cd for longer than I like to admit.
draculawater@reddit
Still have it. It’s still really good.
satanya83@reddit
Still do.
emotyofform2020@reddit
Formative. Senior year. Moment-defining. Emotion- evoking.
spinnnnnnnn@reddit
I really liked the Marilyn Manson song, Apple of Sodom. This may or may not still reflect my interests, because I used to be a huge Manson fan...then they released Mechanical Animals. Was not...my jam 😆
boomsnap2000@reddit
Pretty sure I got this and 11 other cds for 1 cent.
yes_to_the_dress@reddit
Me.
Bought it for that Rammstein song.
pizzabirthrite@reddit
Have
SkeetnYou@reddit
Love the movie!!
Spider-1205@reddit
One of my top 5 fav albums for sure
Spirited-Gold117@reddit
Still do
Sabres00@reddit
On a side note this was the first movie I saw by myself. It opened up a new world for me, I love going to movies solo now.
boomdifferentproblem@reddit
same! i find it a more immersive experience since i‘m concentrating only on the film and not the company, too
pina_koala@reddit
Last night I had "best of bowie" in the CD player and got the urge to listen to I'm Deranged, and listened to LH. I swear I didn't kill him!!!!
CyrusTheVirus76@reddit
Had it before my cd collection was stolen twice, never went back to cd format after that
BatDad83@reddit
Still do.
marteautemps@reddit
I ordered it from Colombia House or BMG before ever seeing the movie just based on the bands that were on it and listened to it for the first time the first time I did mushrooms. Good times, good memories, we listened to that thing so much after that.
js8082@reddit
This soundtrack defined my music tastes in a big way. I was into NIИ, Bowie, Manson, and SP, but I wore out that cassette’s section for The Perfect Drug. Wish I still had that old tape.
Prior-Fig7029@reddit
I have the orginal poster out of a theaters display.
Forest_of_Cheem@reddit
🖖🏻
fyrefly_faerie@reddit
Still have the CD. I actually listened to The Perfect Drug today before I heard the news about David Lynch.
diagramonanapkin@reddit
Just put this on now - thx for the reminder :) RIP
ThePizzaNoid@reddit
Still do! Great soundtrack.
slademccoy47@reddit
Still have it, digitally.
Haunting_Play5345@reddit
Loved this soundtrack!!
brian428@reddit
Apple of Sodom is one of MM’s best songs IMO.
AlabasterSeaworld@reddit
I bought this in CD back when they had the long boxes.
instant-ramen-n00dle@reddit
I had the soundtrack. Never saw the movie.
HeBeefedIt@reddit
Side note: This film cemented my crush on Bill Pullman.
RaeBethIsMyName@reddit
My intro to Rammstein
loganrunjack@reddit
I still have it
visualisewhirledpeas@reddit
I heard Perfect Drug on MuchMusic and knew I had to have the CD. It was the only time I ever skipped class in high school. My friend and I skipped 4th period to check out the newly opened Taco Bell (a bit deal in our small city) and then buy the CD.
And of course, the only songs I liked on it were NIN and Pumpkins.
CarlieBee@reddit
I still have mine
BADJEFF@reddit
Mechanical Excellence and 1400 horsepower pays off.
watchandsee13@reddit
Produced my Trent Reznor
djdiphenhydramine@reddit
MEEEEEEE. What a great soundtrack, holy shit.
zoominzacks@reddit
The 2 10” subs in the back of my 86 cutlass loved “Eye” by smashing pumpkins off of this!
72skidoo@reddit
My old-ass 90s computer only had enough remaining hard drive space for a single mp3. That mp3 was Eye.
superschaap81@reddit
Of course. It was an unofficial "Halo" for my NIN collection.
Red_Talon_Ronin@reddit
Black Helicopters…
ButterscotchAware402@reddit
Still do. Listening to it right now.
NakedSnakeEyes@reddit
I bought it cause I was a smashing pumpkins fan. I don't remember listening to it, no idea what's on that soundtrack.
OMEGA5_@reddit
What do you mean had? Still have and still listen to it. This and The Crow are 100% ours.
Lanky-Owl6622@reddit
I still haven't seen this movie. back in the day it was only playing for 1 night at 1 movie theater in town. Ate a bunch of mushrooms and then had a panic attack in line waiting to get into the movie. That was the worst trip of my life! I will never forget it.
The_Goat_666_@reddit
Had? Have!
panteragstk@reddit
Love this soundtrack.
Got to see NIN play Perfect Drug live and it was awesome considering Trent didn't ever think they could do it right.
Accomplished_Emu903@reddit
There was a time in the 90s where certain songs were cool that now sound like a cry for help
danappropriate@reddit
Yep. Fantastic sound track.
Blueberry_Mancakes@reddit
Absolutely. It was my introduction to Rammstein.
fredlosthishead@reddit
Never saw the movie, but I found the soundtrack in a local record store (surprisingly still exists) and decided to give it a shot. One of the best purchases of my youth.
intensenerd@reddit
Yes. Driving down the two lane desert road late on a Friday night south of Kuna.... 3-4 friends in the old colt vista wagon... smoking kamel reds we just stole from the Jackson's in town... watching the stars and hoping to hear the coyotes howl on the hills... eating Taco Bell and not realizing we were in the glory days.... yeah.
LtLemur@reddit
Still do
redditcreditcardz@reddit
Have*
I put a sound system in every vehicle I own because of “Eye”. Unbelievable song and an all around great soundtrack!!
Smedusa@reddit
A good day to remember it. RIP David Lynch.
hjeff51@reddit
And this is how I found out about the news. Was bummed the fuck out over Bob Ueker all ready.
hungrynihilist@reddit
Dammit this is how I (just) found out as well. RIP to one of the greats; so happy he happened during our time.
final___girl@reddit
My favorite soundtrack! I have it on vinyl now.
briandemodulated@reddit
I own this! This Magic Moment by Lou Reed is amazing - a very haunting rendition with thsoe angry guitar chords.
JunkHead1979@reddit
I did. I still might actually.
Aggravating-Try1222@reddit
Incredible production work by Reznor on this album and the soundtrack for Natural Born Killers. 10/10.
DJNickiBlake@reddit
On cassette!
ManagementConfident9@reddit
"I'm Deranged" is still a favorite of mine.
Material-Imagination@reddit
My bestie did, and we listened to it a LOT. Absolutely slapped.
join-the-line@reddit
A true banger! The movie..., uhhh..., I'm still confused!
oakomyr@reddit
Maybe post the track list? (I know I can look it up)
abbeymad@reddit (OP)
Here ya go
oakomyr@reddit
Thanks
Paddy9228@reddit
Eye by Smashing Pumpkins sounded great through my subwoofers.
Mishgrrrl@reddit
I still have it…
lastcallhall@reddit
Absolutely brilliant soundtrack. I was already a huge NIN fan, and a German exchange student exposed me to Rammstein about a year prior, so that made the purchase a no brainer. But it was the interludes by Angelo Badalamenti that were the icing on the cake - truly superb and it holds up to this day.
It also formally introduced me to David Lynch at 16 years old (saw Dune as a kid but didnt appreciate it until later), which was one of the greatest gifts an aspiring artist could ever ask for.
RIP, Mr Lynch, and thank you for everything.
snow-haywire@reddit
I paid $18 for this just for Perfect Drug and Eye
madisonianite@reddit
One of my favorite movies to this day
spanky_macdoogle@reddit
Saw this movie at the theatre twice and definitely had the soundtrack. RIP Lynch. He made the movies that defined my teenage years
Traditional_Ad_1547@reddit
I bought this album and then only listened to "perfect drug"
GuiltyPiglet5882@reddit
I think everyone I hung out with had this one.
Fun_Preparation_5263@reddit
RIP David Lynch
prosequare@reddit
I still listen to it. The whole cd was a mood, perfect for long bus rides. I barely remember the movie itself (sorry, David, rip).
Allaplgy@reddit
Like most David Lynch things, it didn't make a whole lot of sense and worked more on vibe and aesthetic than story, so yeah, no need to remember it, just that it was creepy.
Shigglyboo@reddit
His stuff is like a dream. Nobody else captures that subconscious elasticity and confusion quite so well.
Allaplgy@reddit
And that's such a good way to describe it. Like a dream, you can go from one seemingly completely unrelated scene to another, with all sorts of impossible weirdness, sometimes as wild as flying like Dragonball Z, sometimes as simple as talking to a dead relative, and yet it just keeps going on, and you just kind of accept it.
He never asked you to suspend disbelief, he just made you.
OrbitalRunner@reddit
I have the CD, the bootleg vinyl, the repress vinyl, and the Waxwork vinyl. A great soundtrack album.
paul-cus@reddit
Such a weird soundtrack. I had it in heavy rotation.
mojoninjaaction@reddit
That wicked saxophone solo...
cat_selling_souls@reddit
"This is where mechanical excellence and 1,400 horse power comes in."
miku_dominos@reddit
This, and the NBK OST are bangers.
ChrisPrattFalls@reddit
This, and the Last Action Hero soundtrack
Shigglyboo@reddit
Is this because Lynch just passed away? I assume so. Man was a legend. His films are such a trip.
And yeah, this soundtrack exposed me to a lot of new stuff.
Ok_Land_38@reddit
I remember when I rented the movie, the owner of the video store told me to rent Dark City next. Thanks, Kevin. You got me to watch a lot of movies I otherwise wouldn’t have seen.
No-Amoeba5716@reddit
Yup
BlueBomber13@reddit
This and Spawn are such amazing soundtracks
surfingbiscuits@reddit
Funny how secrets travel, I'd start to believe, if I were to bleed
petenice36@reddit
Absolutely, still haven’t watched the movie.
bjgrem01@reddit
It's an essential part of any NIN collectors catalog. Still have it.
Maanzacorian@reddit
"Apple of Sodom" is a killer song.
LawfulnessDowntown61@reddit
You misspelled "HAVE"
eLishus@reddit
Love this sub for the unlocked memories. Totally forgot about this soundtrack and movie!
hiddenhighways@reddit
Eye
Slamnflwrchild@reddit
Still good.
adlittle@reddit
You are the perfect drug...
AnthrallicA@reddit
This was my introduction to Rammstein. Also, I accidentally watched the movie once while rolling on ecstasy. And I thought it was surreal when sober lol.
Isla_White727@reddit
I still have mine
Makotroid@reddit
unbelievably good. also RIP David Lynch.
tehvolcanic@reddit
Loved it. This album introduced me to Rammstein.
Jokierre@reddit
Same. So raw and visceral. Trent really assembled one hell of a lineup for Lynch.
pi_guy@reddit
Same here, heard their songs on this soundtrack before Du Hast was popular. Also this movie turned me into a David Lynch fan.
Global-Jury8810@reddit
My sister’s second husband had this CD. I saw it in his collection in 1997.
johnnyp350@reddit
Lots of bangers
Top_One_1808@reddit
Oh yeah. I had it. Still trying to figure out what the hell the movie was about.
Only_Jury_8448@reddit
I remember my local alternative rock station used the introduction to I'm Deranged as background music to announcements for years and years. "Eye" was on fairly regular rotation in the late 90s as well.
Sal_Paradise81@reddit
Is it any wonder I can’t sleep?
minibini@reddit
One of my all-time favorite soundtracks when it came out. RIP David Lynch.
JasonZep@reddit
Yep, and the legend in my group of friends was that the movie was canceled but they already did the soundtracks so they released it. 🤦
zenvin99@reddit
still do
Pale_Macaron_7014@reddit
Yes! Same cd.
FreeTicket6143@reddit
Yup better than the movie
NachoNachoDan@reddit
This and the Dangerous Minds soundtrack were the best.