TOOL makes Music History.. Unbelieveable !
 

I didn't know if you people knew this. But, If you burn both Viginti Tres followed by Wings for marie .. Then, play that track as one with 10,000 days as another track and play both at the same time, Both Wings for Marie AND 10,000 days sync ! It is incredible ! It is like an 8 piece band but it all FLOWS ! It flows like one song.. It is the most unique and incredible thing I have ever heard in my life.. BadA$$ ! The vocals, drums, the guitar riffs, everything flows ! Both songs get heavy at the same point at 9 minutes and 14 seconds in, it is magical ! This band synched tracks ! They synched them in testament to Maynard's mother passing to sound like an 8 piece band.. The vocals wisp back and forth almost like a conversation during the sync.. It's UNREAL !

Tool meant these tracks to synch.. If you look at the track times, "10,000 days" is 11 mins and 13 seconds long.. When you add the track times of "Viginti Tres" and "Wings for Marie" it adds up to 11:13 as well.. Look at the album cover ! There are 3 faces with one in the front.. This SICK band meant for all three tracks to play as one song for the self-title track "10,000 days" . Freaky !!

By the way, "Viginti Tres" means the number 23 in Latin . 23 is the number of synchronicity . And nothing is more synchronous than hearing the tracks mixed as I described .. Everything Tool writes is for a reason. These aren't merely interludes and fillers this band puts between songs. All their tracks have a meaning and there's a reason why they are there .. They are truly a one of a kind band like no other.

I recommend using a surround sound system for this.. Play 10,000 days in the rear and viginti treS + Wings for Marie in the front.. It's much better than headphones with listening each tune in one ear.. Because you have a fade with headphones.. Ever notice sometimes the bass guitar (or the effects) will only play in one ear with headphones ? And you may have to adjust the bars and volume.. But once you set it right, the sync is undeniable and it is a pure treat .. Well this is what I mean . It must be heard with a surround system . About two minutes in there will be sounds swingin around your head..It is so cosmic and trippy. When it gets heavy at 9 minutes and 14 seconds in, Both songs get heavy at the same point and it sounds like a cohesive 8 piece band. It's crazy ! I havent stopped listening to this musical feast for 3 days now.. This band is SICK SICK SICK !!

Tool, once again, has come up with something totally innovative on an album. A band that is truly unparalleled IMHO. They never disappoint . On the 2001 release Lateralus , they did the infamous fibonacci sequence in the title song.. Tool's Lateralus is the best album front to back I have ever heard, PERIOD.. They are intoxicating once you give them enough time to squeeze into your consciousness. And with hours of straight listening, your flattened.. Because this band is so deep, it takes a long time for you to absorb their musical complexities , waves and textures. But once you absorb them with alot of listens, it is entrenched into your psychy and they are a mad MAD addiction ..

Every album this foursome comes up with has some new mad musical ideas, they are like mad musical scientists .. Here, in 10,000 days they sync three songs , to make it sound like one incredible song ! The only band in history to accomplish this incredible feat on an album.. This band is pure genius. And with every release they never cease to amaze me. For about 10 years now this band has made me just speechless. I have received such pleasures over their sound over the years that I believe these 4 guys who call themselves "Tool" , are really from another planet ... Pure genius . What innovation . What an experience . Album of the year . This is a masterpiece !!

10/10

Its gonna be kinda hard to press play on three different locations at once.

They're not the first band to make pieces of music which, when played at the same time, synchronise with each other. They're just not pointing it out to people.

I'm glad someoine [i]finally[/i] figured this stuff out.

Applause.

[QUOTE=Jawaharal]Its gonna be kinda hard to press play on three different locations at once.[/QUOTE]

Why wouldn't you just open them all in a music editing software, overlap them, then export them?

/testing

Honestly, who gives a sh[I]i[/I]t.

As am I. I just did a little research, and it'd make sense:

"The 23 Enigma is a belief that the number 23 is of particular or unusual significance, especially in relation to disasters."

It's actually a frequent number in Occult dealings, which everyone knows Danny is involved heavily with.

Side note: The producers of the TV show LOST announced that out of all the important "Lost numbers" on the show, 23 is the most important. This might have to do with the angle of Earth's axis, or the fact that humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes.

[QUOTE=Iai]Honestly, who gives a sh[I]i[/I]t.[/QUOTE]

Uhh, it's pretty awesome.

TOOL's made history by being the worst band ever.

[QUOTE=dei]TOOL's made history by being the worst band ever.[/QUOTE]

...and you've made history by being the biggest idiot ever. Congratulations! :)

[QUOTE=Neurotoxin]Uhh, it's pretty awesome.[/QUOTE]
If it's so awesome, Tool should have synched up the songs for me. I have better things to be doing with my time.

[QUOTE=Iai]If it's so awesome, Tool should have synched up the songs for me. I have better things to be doing with my time.[/QUOTE]

Why exactly would they do that? Not only would it render the entire concept meaningless, it'd obliterate the fun derived from discovery.

[QUOTE=Neurotoxin]...and you've made history by being the biggest idiot ever. Congratulations! :)[/QUOTE]
That's not true. I am smarter than most, if not all, TOOL fans.

I'm testing it out right now, and holy ****, it actually sounds amazing. I'm two minutes in, so I'm not sure if it'll continue.

[QUOTE=dei]That's not true. I am smarter than most, if not all, TOOL fans.[/QUOTE]

Impossible, especially after making your previous comment.

[QUOTE]That's not true. I am smarter than most, if not all, TOOL fans.[/QUOTE]As shown by your love of amazing and talented bands such as Clap Your Hands And Say Yeah, amirite?

5 seconds in audio editing, listened through, and its not really all that great after it all. Same as the Lateralus one, it might have been intended, or be a big coincidence, but its nothing special in the end.

anyone know any good sound software i could get free off the internet to overlap these with?

[QUOTE=Neurotoxin]Why exactly would they do that? Not only would it render the entire concept meaningless, it'd obliterate the fun derived from discovery.[/QUOTE]
I have enough fun in my life without indulging the masturbatory habits of a band who sound perfectly fine without their ludicrously obsessive fanbase ****ing about with their music, thank you very much.

[QUOTE=Otherside]As shown by your love of amazing and talented bands such as Clap Your Hands And Say Yeah, amirite?[/QUOTE]
I don't love Clap Your Hands Say Yeah. I said I liked them and that's it. But I don't think they're one of the most innovative bands of all-time or argue that they're even close to being a great band. TOOL fans do this all the time even though this band is nowhere near decent.

[QUOTE=Iai]I have enough fun in my life without indulging the masturbatory habits of a band who sound perfectly fine without their ludicrously obsessive fanbase ****ing about with their music, thank you very much.[/QUOTE]

Right. For a moment there I completely forgot you're the only person who matters! What was I thinking? :eek:

[QUOTE=Bartender]They're not the first band to make pieces of music which, when played at the same time, synchronise with each other.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, even Nickelback does this.

:smash:

Anyway, I'm having a listen, but I don't quite have it in perfect sync, it is pretty close however. Some bits sound off.

My initial attempt was slightly off, so I zoomed in fully and moved it over to the exact millisecond. I'll see if it helps.

The bit where the guitar slides up slowly, somewhere between 8 and 9 mins doesn't sound very good, but otherwise it's worked. I didnt get a huge boner over it though.

[QUOTE=dei]I don't love Clap Your Hands Say Yeah. I said I liked them and that's it. But I don't think they're one of the most innovative bands of all-time or argue that they're even close to being a great band. TOOL fans do this all the time even though this band is nowhere near decent.[/QUOTE]

Yeah yeah, I just love giving you hard time about YHSY, that's all.

That's the only part that sounded a little sketchy to me. I'll be adjusting the timing by a few milliseconsd to see if it makes a difference.

[size=2]BOY OH BOY NO ONE HAS EVER PUT ANY THING EVER IN SYNC WE SHOULD THANK TOOL FOR BEING MUSICAL VISIONARIES[/size]

Anyone else tired of Tool?

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]Anyone else tired of Tool?[/QUOTE]
Yes....they actually bore me now...they used to interest me...now Im not even arsed to go out and get the new album

I'm just tired of the hardcore Tool fans, the hardcore Tool fan haters, and the band itself.