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I have a great deal of respect for the American flag and our troops. Patrick said he thought that was the end of it. The production manager told him that the show was canceled and that we had to clear out, that because of the Facebook post they were getting credible threats -- bomb threats -- and they were canceling the show for our safety.

Now get the fuck out of my venue! And these five men are going to stay here and watch you pack your shit! And they still had a show that night; I think the opening band still played. I mean, according to them, people were calling and threatening us. When asked how he felt about the experience, Patrick sighed. Just gutted. And I think no matter what, people should be able to speak their minds.

And you know what? You can serve your country without ever putting on a uniform by exercising your First Amendment rights. It was my decision to cancel the show, and once the show was canceled, we felt like the threat was alleviated.

I got there after the band was already gone. Ironically, Mr. White served as an expert for the law firm of Filter attorney Mr.

Jagger won that case. Snyder said he did not recall Mr. Patrick created the song on his own. The source also noted that much of Mr. Patrick must be subjected to this kind of harassment.

Uncle Fucko was not among the receptive New York crowd, but one of Mr. And after Mr. Schimmel had finished his show and left the stage, he returned, not for an encore, but to dedicate his performance to Mr. Sales visited Mr.

Sales had brought Mr. Schimmel told The Transom that Mr. Sales had actually promised to send the tapes to him about two years ago, after the two met at a show that Mr. Schimmel had done at the Bottom Line. So Mr. Sales, wearing a U. Randall cap, brought the tapes to the Irving Plaza show. While he was backstage, someone asked Mr.

Sales about the time when, during a regular bit on the show, he opened the door to his house and encountered a naked woman. But I grew up watching him. Patrick wisely declined the offer and kept the song and it was that moment that appeared to be the final straw for the musician who decided to leave the Nine Inch Nails.. He would decide to leave nine inch nails for good forming his own Band Filter and signing to Atlantic owned reprise records.

Despite wanting to leave the group though , just like a lot of us, familiarity feels comfortable. Patrick would tell Spin Magazine:. I had taken a risk that I was going to make it on my own, and not gain notoriety as the guitar player for Nine Inch Nails anymore.

I had some f—king great songs, and I had specifically asked the record company not to promote the fact that I had been in Nine Inch Nails. You are gonna make it on your own. It would turn out that one of the radio promo reps working at his label shared the song with different stations around the country and it would be a DJ in Colorado Springs who played the song at 2 in the morning.

The song received a huge response and soon was starting to be played all over the country.