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Nine Inch Nails: Closure

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"Closure" is a 1997 video album by the American industrial rock project Nine Inch Nails, released as a two-tape VHS set. The first tape is a documentary compiling backstage and live footage from the band's 1994 and 1995 Self Destruct touring cycle. The second tape collects the group's music videos from the "Pretty Hate Machine," "Broken," and "The Downward Spiral" eras, including acclaimed clips directed by Mark Romanek and David Fincher. It provides a comprehensive visual record of frontman Trent Reznor and the band's breakthrough era.

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What is included on the two Closure VHS tapes?

The first tape documents Nine Inch Nails on the Self Destruct tour through performances and backstage footage. The second collects music videos from the band's early releases through The Downward Spiral era.

Why is Nine Inch Nails: Closure difficult to find in an official digital edition?

Closure was commercially released as a double VHS set in 1997, and plans for an official DVD did not result in a normal retail release. Its music-clearance issues and graphic content have contributed to the complicated release history.

Which Nine Inch Nails era does Closure document?

It concentrates on the period surrounding The Downward Spiral and the 1994-1996 Self Destruct tour. The footage captures the destructive stage presentation that established Nine Inch Nails as a major live act in the mid-1990s.

How graphic is the content in Closure?

Closure contains explicit imagery, nudity, drug references and disturbing backstage material in addition to concert footage. It is substantially harsher than a standard promotional music-video collection and was released with mature-content warnings.

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