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We're in This Together

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(I have a 1,000 word limit... I'll try to make the most of it)

The fifteenth halo of NIN is "We're In This Together" from _The Fragile_. It's a three-part import (Sweden) single.

1) Contains a radio edit version of WITT (for time, not content) and two remixes of the previous single release "The Day the World Went Away"... the Quiet Version and the Porter Ricks Mix

2) The "album version" of the track plus two "B-sides" from _The Fragile_ (appears only on the vinyl version)... "10 Miles High" and "The New Flesh"

3) The "album version" of the track plus a "reconstruction" by Danny Lohner called "Complications of the Flesh" (combining "The New Flesh" and "Complication") and an extended version of the orignal "The Perfect Drug" (has a nice fade-out at the end instead of an abrupt cut)

So, is it worth it? Definitely yes, if you are either a big NIN fan or a rising NIN fan that loves _The Fragile_ (Halo 14). The first one is great for those that do not have the vinyl version of the TDTWWA single (it has "Porter Ricks Mix"). The second one is great for those that do not have the vinyl of _The Fragile_. The third one is great for those that deserve a better version of "The Perfect Drug"

Not descriptive? Yes, but there is, after all, only 1,000 words to play with. :)

this is worth getting. the only real part of the 3 that isnt worth getting is part 1, which offers no new tracks besides some bad remix.

The best part of this single is that "The Perfect Drug" is on it.
If you don't want to buy the "Lost Highway" soundtrack, this is the best way to get the single.

This CD (Halo 15) is only for the most dyed-in-the-wool NIN fan. It includes three selections: a track from THE FRAGILE, a remix of another track from THE FRAGILE, and a third track unfamilliar to me. Although each of the tracks is at least worth a listen, Halo 15 is quite expensive for what it is. I doubt that this CD will encourage would-be NIN fans to explore the other halos, but if NIN is high on your list, you may want to check it out.