TRENT REZNOR Slams LED ZEPPELIN Over Use Of Music In Car Commercials

May 20, 2004

NINE INCH NAILS mastermind Trent Reznor has accused BOB DYLAN and LED ZEPPELIN of selling out their principles by allowing their music to be used in TV commercials. Asked by a fan via the NIN.com web site how he feels about legendary artists such as BOB DYLAN and LED ZEPPELIN selling their songs for TV commercials, Reznor replied, "If an artist owns the controlling rights of their music, then it's their decision to do what they please. I wonder if DYLAN could understand the sinking, hollow feeling I had when I heard his music in that context. How much money does LED fucking ZEPPELIN need? Do they realize (or care) that when you hear their track now, you visualize a shitty car whizzing by? Do they understand the significance of what their music once held for people — or is it really all about how many units you can sell and commerce at any cost?"

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