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The Fragile

album by Nine Inch Nails
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  • Trent Reznor
    Nine Inch Nails

    The double album The Fragile appeared in 1999—hitting the top of the charts in its first week of release—but it faded quickly when no clear singles emerged. With Teeth (2005) also went to number one, and its industrial dance-floor anthems signaled a return to the sound of The…

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    The double album The Fragile appeared in 1999—hitting the top of the charts in its first week of release—but it faded quickly when no clear singles emerged. With Teeth (2005) also went to number one, and its industrial dance-floor anthems signaled a return to the sound of The…

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