Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #13794 in DVD
• Released on: 2008-10-27
• Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over
• Aspect ratio: 1.78:1
• Number of discs: 1
• Formats: AC-3, Colour, Dolby, Surround Sound
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 92 minutes

Synopsis
Features 19 tracks played by industrial metal group Nine Inch Nails on their North American WITH TEETH Winter Tour 2006. Includes 'March Of The Pigs', 'Closer', 'Hurt', 'Head Like A Hole' and more. Parental advisory.

Customer Reviews

A great gig vid.
Simply put, as a video of a fantastic gig, this does what many fail to do. It captures the emotion and spirit of a live gig perfectly. However, coming from the man who seems to be at the pinnacle of music technology, it seems a bit bleak - and not in a good way. The DVD is sparse on extras to the point that the package as a whole seems rushed out. The production on the videos is spot on, that cannot be argued but it is the little extras that are missing. Not a huge problem - not even a problem to be honest. It's just a tad dissapointing coming from Nine Inch Nails.

Still a great video though and on a mates home theatre system it was absolutely amazing.

ALMOST LIKE BEING THERE
While no live dvd or cd can ever recreate the experience of being at a concert, 'Beside you in time' does a good job of reminding you the last time you saw nin live.

Recorded during the 'With Teeth' world tour it features the winter leg of the tour which is the main part of the dvd, it also features the summer tour and that now famous light show.

The line up has competely changed since the last live release 'All That Could Have Been' but it doesnt suffer one bit, in fact they add to it especially on 'Closer', which has all new guitar parts added to it and a breakdown featuring 'the only time'.

So put this dvd on while you wait to see nin live, and to really add to the experience get someone to stand infront the tv!

Embarrassingly bad for a NIN fan
As a big Nine Inch Nails fan I would not play this DVD to someone new to their music. The 'renditions' of their classics songs are terrible (bar Closer) and often left me at the beginning of a song, waiting for the track's title to display for clarification. They lack passion and appear to be just going through the motions for the first few songs. Featured guitarist Aaron North is unfortunately not a worthy replacement for the brilliant Robin Finck.

Even my favourite recent NIN song Only doesn't compare well to the studio version (despite the fact it was recorded not long before this tour). Extras include the official (but below par for NIN) videos for The Hand That Feeds and Only. I recommend buying their previous live DVD; And All That Could Have Been.