1994 songs (Music Guide) Hurt, Better Man, Hakuna Matata, Bless the Broken Road, Exorcism, Asking for It, Buddy Holly, Corduroy, Run-Around, Tremor Christ, Love Is Strong, Say It Ain't So, Daddy, Be Prepared, You Lied, Everything Changes, Halloween, Nothingman - new book

Source: Wikipedia. Commentary (music and lyrics not included). Pages: 60. Chapters: Hurt, Better Man, Hakuna Matata, Bless the Broken Road, Exorcism, Asking for It, Buddy Holly, Corduroy, Run-Around, Tremor Christ, Love Is Strong, Say It Ain't So, Daddy, Be Prepared, You Lied, Everything Changes, Halloween, Nothingman, Warehouse, Half the World Away, 34, Merry Christmas from the Family, Believe, Lick It, Here I Go, Shoots and Ladders, N.Y. State of Mind, Standing Outside The Fire, Keep Talking, My Name Is Jonas, My Love, Bang and Blame, This Is a Low, Tongue, Be Happy, Anywhere for You, Dignity, Strange Currencies, Just Another Story, Baby, Desperado, You Got Me Rocking, Rock 'n' Roll Star, Crush with Eyeliner, Marooned, Go Go Power Rangers, The World Has Turned and Left Me Here, Let It Rain, A Great Day for Freedom, Best Friend, Pretty Penny, Thunder, This Is the Way, Down with the Clique, Train of Consequences, Strong Enough, What Do You Want from Me, Lilac Wine, Sorrento Moon, Hook, Rockawillie, One Wish, Props Over Here, Lost for Words, Nutshell, Need To, I Just Can't Wait to Be King, Scam, Endless Dream, One Time 4 Your Mind, Gardenia, Lifeforms, Coming Back to Life, Only God, Poles Apart, Star 69, Mojo Pin, Becoming, Wearing the Inside Out, Let Her Cry, Rocks, Drift & Die, Kids, Vegas, My Life, Another Day, El Sitio de Mi Recreo, Listen Up, Cluster One, Shook Ones, Because of You, Little Things, Granny, Put It On, Stjärnorna, Salvation, Hold on to What?, Mr. Ego, Mukkabla, Grapevyne, Everything Zen, Back into the System, George Is On My Mind, Soulshine, Here We Go, Manifest Destiny, Violent Men, The Brews, Delusions of Candor, Where the Rain Grows, Papa'z Song, The Beast in Me, Shambala, Late Night Cowboy, You Had Time, Davidian, The Bear Song, Any Way at All, Perfect Gentleman, It Just Don't Get Any Better Than This, Wilder Wein, Good as Gold, What Can I Do?, I Wanna Riot, Shadow of Your Back, Juice, Blame It on the Funk, Euroboy, Slave Boy, Spring-Heeled Jim, Spring Heeled Jim, No Confidence Man, Toi et Moi, Kissing in the Moonlight, Wonderworld Song, That's the Thing About Football, Give It A Lash Again. Excerpt: "Hurt" is a song written by Trent Reznor, first released on Nine Inch Nails' 1994 album The Downward Spiral. In 2002, "Hurt" was covered by Johnny Cash to critical acclaim; it was one of Cash's final hit releases before his death. Its accompanying video, featuring images from Cash's life and directed by Mark Romanek, was named the best video of the year by the Grammy Awards and CMA Awards. Nine Inch Nails' "Hurt" was never produced as a commercial single for the public. However, a promotional single was distributed in April 1995, containing censored and uncensored mixes. The disc, Interscope Records PRCD 6179, is labeled "Halo Ten," like the earlier "Piggy" promotional disc. Neither is considered an official Halo, Further Down the Spiral being the official Halo Ten. The music video for "Hurt" is a live performance that appears on Closure and the DualDisc re-release of The Downward Spiral. The audio portion appears on the UK version of Further Down the Spiral. A scrim had been dropped in front of the band on stage, onto which various images, such as war atrocities, a nuclear bomb test, survivors of the Battle of Stalingrad, a snake staring at the camera, and a time-lapse film of a fox decomposing in reverse, were projected to add visual symbolism (depicting various images of death, destruction and loss)...