Later. :wave:

Peace, Kage.

But I disagree on Third Eye. Ticks and Leeches is definitely the heaviest song of theirs.

Toodles

[QUOTE=In Chains 36]Peace, Kage.

But I disagree on Third Eye. Ticks and Leeches is definitely the heaviest song of theirs.[/QUOTE]
Depends on how you look at it. The vocals in Ticks an Leeches are screamed where as Third Eye has heavier instrumentation, IMO.

Just read the update on the Tool site..Happy Birthday to Maynard.

[QUOTE=letmypeopleho]Depends on how you look at it. The vocals in Ticks an Leeches are screamed where as Third Eye has heavier instrumentation, IMO.[/QUOTE]

It's the harsh vocals and the driving force at which the song comes at you in T&L. The "prying open my third eye" parts of third eye are very heavy, but thats like 1/13 of the song.

Edit: fvck you guys, i'm gettin some sleep :wave:

[QUOTE=In Chains 36]It's the harsh vocals and the driving force at which the song comes at you in T&L. The "prying open my third eye" parts of third eye are very heavy, but thats like 1/13 of the song.[/QUOTE]

Either way Third Eye is the direction I would like them to head in.

Post# 301 I'm out for the night. BYE NIGGAS!!!

[QUOTE=misunderstood]Just read the update on the Tool site..Happy Birthday to Maynard.[/QUOTE]

And me.

Yes, I share a birthday with MJK :D

Well, Happy Birthday to you too, Joz. :thumb:

[QUOTE=The JoZ]And me.

Yes, I share a birthday with MJK :D[/QUOTE]

well happy birthday to both

[QUOTE=Sliptallica]I told my friends (all major Tool fans. many of them don't listen to much anything else) about the whole Meshuggah sound and the new album. They had never heard of Meshuggah, and I let them listen. They threw a fit. It sucked.[/QUOTE]

Don't let them listen to Fantomas then!

Seriously, how could Tool be influenced by Fantomas? All Fantomas do is a bunch of whacked out samples then seemingly random screeching and bashing of instruments.

[QUOTE=Werny]Don't let them listen to Fantomas then!

Seriously, how could Tool be influenced by Fantomas? All Fantomas do is a bunch of whacked out samples then seemingly random screeching and bashing of instruments.[/QUOTE]

^^^Random

[QUOTE=Werny]Don't let them listen to Fantomas then!

Seriously, how could Tool be influenced by Fantomas? All Fantomas do is a bunch of whacked out samples then seemingly random screeching and bashing of instruments.[/QUOTE]

I always tought that Tool was influenced by themselves.

[QUOTE=The JoZ]And me.

Yes, I share a birthday with MJK :D[/QUOTE]

Really? me to d00d!!

april 17th 1975.

oh ****..thats today im getting old :upset:

[QUOTE=r0und3r]Really? me to d00d!!

april 17th 1975.[/QUOTE]

happy birthday then

[QUOTE=r0und3r]Really? me to d00d!!

april 17th 1975.

oh ****..thats today im getting old :upset:[/QUOTE]

Heh.

1986 for me...

And like 1969 for Maynard :D

[QUOTE=The JoZ]Heh.

1986 for me...

And like 1969 for Maynard :D[/QUOTE]

didn't realize that Maynard was that age.

What do they eat ? age doesn't affect them

[QUOTE=adams9168]Yeah.. Maynard's old. But not as old as Trent Reznor.. Trent's close to his 50th. :lol:[/QUOTE]

Heh, Maynard turned 41 (1964) ... Trent is 39 (he'll be 40 in exactly one month). They're close.

[QUOTE=misunderstood]Heh, Maynard turned 41 (1964) ... Trent is 39 (he'll be 40 in exactly one month). They're close.[/QUOTE]

Actually, I think Maynard just turned 40...I've got a newspaper clipping on my bulliten board and it says 39...I'm pretty sure I got it from last year's paper...

But I don't remember :(

Nevermind to my post too, Maynard is indeed 41 today.

And still rocking hard :D

how many equipment does Danny use on his drumms?

[QUOTE=adams9168]He has like 9 drums on a set. I dunno.

/doesn't know much about drums.[/QUOTE]

he has this many:

[url]http://toolshed.down.net/pix/dannymdrumplayfast.jpg[/url]

[QUOTE=heavy metal kid]how many equipment does Danny use on his drumms?[/QUOTE]

What do you mean by equipment?

[QUOTE=Sliptallica]What do you mean by equipment?[/QUOTE]

pedals, bass drumms,drumms,cymballs, i mean the whole set

To r0und3r thanks for the image

[QUOTE=heavy metal kid]pedals, bass drumms,drumms,cymballs, i mean the whole set

To r0und3r thanks for the image[/QUOTE]

When you start looking for his setup stuff, ignore all the comments you might see on the way about him doing rituals and forming his setup in the shape of some religious symbol. As you can see in that picture, his kit looks normal. He just draws symbols on his drums, and has more than the average ammount of effect pads.

He studies Sacred Geometry types of things. Weird, but you can't argue with results.

[QUOTE=adams9168]Why would he draw symbols on the drums? That's just goofy.[/QUOTE]

i don't think is goofy, maybe he feel with more energy or confidence, but i don't understand the whole spiritual-mind thing.

He can have stick figures on his drums for all I care, the man is a drumming machine.

The man believes in some abnormal things, but so do other people. I mean, dude makes bread? Dies? Comes back? That's kinda out there when you think about it.