I have been in Konstanz yesterday too. it was only the second show I saw, the first one was in April in Frankfurt (which ended shitty during Hurt, too). I was really feeling uncomfortable with all those posts concernung the Frequency Festival and so on, because you never know what dumbasses come to see a festival and ruin a Nine Inch Nails-show...
Most people yesterday came to the festival to see Billy Talent, I think. They were okay and I like their music. But I do not understand why the promoter booked NIN as main act for the festival. It's painful to admit it, but maybe NIN should NOT play such a wannabe-festival as headliner... Fortunately this to the fact, that I could easily enter the front area after Billy Talent, because everybody was leaving (most of those 17-year-old kids surely don't even now NIN, so it was good that they were becoming tired at 9.30 p.m.

and left)
I could really see everything on the stage and was absolutely freaking out, excited as a was. Then the show began with the disclaimer that Trent spoke to us and I just thought "how will this end?" I was expecting a completet desaster, because we have all learnt in Frankfurt how bad a show can end, when Trent is pissed. But the show started off reall really good! People were jumping around less than in Frankfurt, but I could enjoy the show without getting kicks in my stomach and so on - I was really happy when songs like Heresy were played. I had the feeling that this kind of aggressiveness was contributing to the energy and it linked the band with the fans, kind of fighting together against the promoter by playing and dancing. Trent said something against the promoter twice again and everybody was on his side. It was something like "there were years in my life when numerous biochemical substances were circling in my body and I wanted to like kill everybody everyday. Nowadays I'm doing quite fine, and I just want to kill this fucking promoter"
I liked the way how Trent communicated his anger, and it made the band feel closer to me, more like humans. they were becoming humans instead of remaining idols, that was a nice feeling. So I loved the gig and the atmosphere, around me there were a lot of younger persons (I am 25), but they were all having fun and not being dull, as I had feared... and I was beginning to wait for "hurt". My friend and I were plaing jokes an Hurt during the last month like we wouldn't want to see NIN again normally, but we haven't seen Hurt in Frankfurt, so we are kind of forced to visit a show again

and then, hurt was screwed up again.

I was close to tears really... You know, I had just overcome this "fear" that the show would be shitty, everything went quite good in an aggressive way... and then Trent was pissed again - now by the audience

same procedure as every show in Germany that I see....
I did not notice that issue with the screaming guy, maybe he was too far to the left of me. I thought that Trent stopped it, because everybody was singing with him and that he just wasn't in the mood anymore (maybe also because of this promoter-thing).
In the end, it was like in Frankfurt: show started good, good audience... fucked up ending with Hurt...
Maybe he should just stop playing it in Germany or on Festivals like this one. NIN should also position some of their advisors in the countries that they are touring, so people could PREVENT them from playing on such strange festivals like this rather tiny event event in Konstanz. To me it felt strange from the first moment on, when they were confirming for Rock am See. Now I and the band know, that I was right...
Anyway, I enjoyed the POWER of the gig! I wouldn't want to miss it.