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It was the first commercial success Trent Reznor had and received wide radio rotation at the time. Though Reznor doesn't dislike the song, he was quite surprised it became as big as it did, especially due to its relatively easy writing process compared to some of the lesser recognized tracks on Pretty Hate Machine","available_length":"Yes","fake_type":"Song","links":[],"extra":[["Release","Oct 20 1989"]],"era":"1989"},{"name":{"raw":"Terrible Lie","title":"Terrible Lie"},"notes":"Second track on the 1989 release Pretty Hate Machine and begins directly at the end of \"Head Like A Hole\" (the end of the latter providing a segue into the beginning of the former).","available_length":"Yes","fake_type":"Song","links":[],"extra":[["Release","Oct 20 1989"]],"era":"1989"},{"name":{"raw":"Sanctified","title":"Sanctified"},"notes":"Fourth track on the 1989 release Pretty Hate Machine, recognizable by its electronic tom-based drum beat and distinctive slap bassline, the only NIN song containing that playing technique. 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It was always followed by \"Terrible Lie,\" but was never recorded in the studio nor officially released. 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