And All That Could Have Been is a live double album from Nine Inch Nails, released on 22 January 2002 through Nothing and Interscope. It draws on the Fragility v2.0 US tour of 2000, which followed The Fragile in 1999. The first disc captures most of the band's regular set list from that tour, while a double DVD set, sold separately, adds video of those performances along with further songs and footage from the road.

The second disc is the real curiosity. Titled Still, it is a studio album of "deconstructed" takes on earlier Nine Inch Nails songs, mixed with some new material. That makes the package more than a straight concert souvenir, pairing the full-volume stage show with a quieter, stripped-back companion. It is a good place to hear how the band's songs can be rebuilt.

And All That Could Have Been: tracklist, credits and charts

16 tracks · 1:13:59

Tracklist

  1. 1Terrible LieTrent Reznor4:59
  2. 2SinTrent Reznor4:15
  3. 3March of the PigsTrent Reznor4:14
  4. 4PiggyTrent Reznor4:51
  5. 5The FrailTrent Reznor1:42
  6. 6The WretchedTrent Reznor5:24
  7. 7Gave UpTrent Reznor4:15
  8. 8The Great BelowTrent Reznor5:08
  9. 9The Mark Has Been MadeTrent Reznor3:46
  10. 10WishTrent Reznor3:40
  11. 11SuckAtkins, Barker, Reznor, Rieflin4:14
  12. 12CloserTrent Reznor5:38
  13. 13Head Like a HoleTrent Reznor4:54
  14. 14The Day the World Went AwayTrent Reznor6:29
  15. 15Starfuckers, Inc.Charlie Clouser and Trent Reznor5:31
  16. 16HurtTrent Reznor5:00
Produced by
Trent Reznor
Recorded at
Nothing (New Orleans), The Warehouse (Vancouver)
Recorded
2000 (Live); 2000-2001 (Still)
Label
Nothing Records
Length
1:13:59

Line-up

  • Trent Reznor · vocals

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 200237
UK Albums Chart · 200254
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 20024
Canadian Albums (Nielsen SoundScan) · 200217
Austrian Albums · 200221
French Albums · 200229
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 200241
German Albums · 200245
Scottish Albums · 200257
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 200262
All 12 charts
Ireland 2 · 200275
European Albums (Music & Media) · 200286

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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
22 January 2002USNothing Records606949318529original
22 January 2002USNothing Records606949318628original
22 January 2002USNothing Records606949318420original
22 January 2002USNothing Records606949318529original
22 January 2002USInterscope Records044006096599original
22 January 2002XENothing Records044006096599original
February 2002AUNothing Records606949318529other
February 2002XENothing Records606949318529other
4 March 2002XEInterscope Records606949318628other
16 March 2002JPInterscope Records4988005292780deluxe
16 March 2002JPInterscope Records4988005292360other
20 September 2006JPInterscope Records4988005444363other
18 December 2007USNothing Recordsother
——TVT Records0606949318529other
——TVT Records606949318628other
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