bring a tear to your eye, "And All that Could Have Been," which makes one think of sunlight underwater in a snow colored forest, and "The Day the World Went Away," a remake of a remake which is so story like you can't help but be enchanted by the ending and hitting the repeat button. The final track "Leaving Hope" is an instrumental full of goregous synth effects and piano, leaving a saddened feeling to the listener. I don't care what type of music you are into, anything from Junk like Nora Jones all the way up to brilliant power metal like Blind Guardian, there is no denying the beauty of this record. I have a few friends into all different types of music like Tori Amos, Michelle Branch, Matchbox 20, Pink Floyd, Metallica, Rhapsody, etc and all of whom think this record is good or just plain great. This is PERFECT to listen to if you're trying to write a poem, or you're just relaxing on a rainy weekend evening. This is a MUST BUY for EVERYONE! DISC 1: Live concert albums used to stink; the sound quality never came close to a studio recording. Like Metallica's "S&M," NIN's "And All That Could Have Been" is so well mastered and mixed that it sounds like a studio album, with a cheering crowd added just for effect. Reznor's live vocals are as good as in the studio. He ...(really abuses his voice) on each release, and this is no exception.