One of the few track lists where I can confidently say every song is perfect.

I deadass ascended, died went straight to hell and then ascended again over the course of listening to this shit. I don't know what else to say

Parker's production is diabolical

had me smiling like an idiot for its entire duration, MUST LISTEN

straight dopamine from beginning to end

Likely the most beautiful yet harrowing thing Trent has ever made

Trent's mastery of production and noise shines on the instrumentals of The Fragile, and while I do understand why these additional tracks were cut (generally the ones on the original album are better than the additional tracks in my opinion) they're still great (especially "Was It Worth It?" and "The Great Collapse").

Deviations extra tracks rated:
Missing Places - 85
The March - 90
One Way To Get There - 85
Taken - 80
Feeders - 85
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I will find the three people that 0 bombed Choral Chambers

kenny and the band cooked. This sounds immaculate.

The last 4 tracks are especially fantastic.

Didn’t like this one that much initially but listening to this with a good pair of headphones changed my life, the production is incredible

You can't go wrong with more material from the Silent Alarm era. Honestly have no clue why they left Skeleton off their debut

Generally I find the difference in most remasters to be pretty negligible, but not in this case. When I switched from the original PHM to this it felt like the audio quality DOUBLED, plus the addition of Get Down, Make Love I think is neat. I reckon anyone starting with NIN's discography should listen to this instead of the original master.

This shit has me either ascending and breaking my neck headbanging or reflecting on my life choices. My favorite album of all time.

Instinct just might be one of my favorite songs ever

Great stuff all around on this thing, and while I wouldn't listen to the >R>O>T tracks generally, they have this very Caretaker-esque quality to them, that combined with the albums story I find incredibly evocative.