Jerome Dillon’s contributions to the realm of sound, particularly through his drumming with Nine Inch Nails, have a special resonance with physical media collectors who appreciate the meticulous audio engineering of a well-produced release. While primarily known for his musical talent, Dillon’s work on iconic concert films holds significant weight in the home video landscape. His percussive power drives the audiovisual experience of releases like *Nine Inch Nails: And All That Could Have Been* (2002) and *Nine Inch Nails: Beside You in Time* (2007). These films, especially in their original DVD and Blu-ray pressings, are highly sought after by collectors for their immersive sound mixes and stunning visuals, showcasing a pivotal era of the band with Dillon at the kit. For many, these editions represent the pinnacle of industrial rock captured for home viewing, making them essential additions to any discerning collection.