This name is the best!

[QUOTE]This name is the best![/QUOTE] ....but it means "the eggs of satans tool"...


hahaha we are satans SPERM!!!! :lol: this thread name orgasmic :lol:

/triggers other naughty puns.

It means the balls of tool

It certainly does not.

[QUOTE=faith+1]....but it means "the eggs of satans tool"...


hahaha we are satans SPERM!!!! :lol: this thread name orgasmic :lol:

/triggers other naughty puns.[/QUOTE]
Actually, it doesn't. It means "The Eggs of Tool".

Oh and buy Opeth's album ****ation. All tracks are soft acoustic/electric with clean vocals. Seeing as how you love Harvest, I think this is your next stop.

[QUOTE]It means the balls of tool[/QUOTE]

oh yeah i just noticed its Die Eier Von tool, i thought it was die eier von satan - tool.


.....to busy to look up :p

[QUOTE=Maynard James Keenan]Same here........it got really irritating really fast.[/QUOTE]
I should have a new song up on C!ITBGOW?'s profile soon. I'm pretty sure you'll like it, hopefully :p

And for those of you that want to hear my solo music thing, go here-
[url]http://www.myspace.com/citbgow[/url]

It's music that I make for fun. But I'll also be doing serious songs also. The new one is called Mormons And Ramen (yes, all the names are stupid). And a warning, Kill The Goldfish sucks :thumb:

I still can't hear them, can you AIM them to me?

[QUOTE=Maynard James Keenan]I still can't hear them, can you AIM them to me?[/QUOTE]
me:heres the song
you:*listens* ...I gotta go

:lol:

[QUOTE=magicaltroll834]me:heres the song
you:*listens* ...I gotta go[/QUOTE]

I didn't listen to it yet.......AIM kicked me off, I'm loading it into my MP3 player now, then I'm going to bed.

I like the thread name. It works because it has Tool in the title, so new people can find it. It makes a reference to a Tool song, a less popular one too. It is pretentiously part in german, so all the Tool haters or Tool fan haters we'll think they're right. And when translated to english, it means "the eggs/balls of Tool", which shows that the title is actually very comical and all the Tool haters/Tool fan haters that think it's just Tool fans being stereotypical Tool fans, were completely fooled. Or atleast, that's how I look at it.

[QUOTE=faith+1]dammit :upset:



I love this song its awsome! :upset: argh! no vocals = pwnage

thanks kage ill download your now.[/QUOTE]
If you like that, you should definately check out the song The Drapery Falls.

There isn't ONE weak song on that album.

Troof. My girlfriends dad heard Still Day Beneath The Sun and Patterns in the Ivy II because it was on while I was helping them move and he was really impressed. He listens to most folk music too.

You mean Blackwater Park? If so, then I agree.


"And I heard, as it were; the noise of thunder. One of the four beasts saying, "Come and see." And I saw...and behold: a white horse."

[QUOTE=Kage]It certainly does not.[/QUOTE]

It certainly does.

You mean "the balls of Satan"? Dude, I know German, it doesn't mean that.

The only song I don't like is Harvest.

Eier, can mean more than one thing.. It's just like if I said... You have no balls... Then I'm not talking about the fact that you don't carry around ping pong balls in your pocket

Eier literally means eggs, but it is slang for testicles. In the original context, it would translate directly to The Eggs of Satan, but if you consider the slang involved, to us English speakers, it would be The Balls of Satan.

Now, the thread name means The Balls of Tool.

How hXc is that? :-D

Jake hit the nail on the head

But you don't use Eggs and balls interchangably...it'd be different if we were talking about one kind of ball versus another.

[QUOTE=Moses]If you like that, you should definately check out the song The Drapery Falls.[/QUOTE]
Face Of Melinda >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The Drapery Falls. And I LOVE The Drapery Falls. And Harvest is probably the weekest track on BWP for me also, I actually prefer Patterns in the Ivy to it.

[QUOTE=Dr. Jake Destructo]Eier literally means eggs, but it is slang for testicles. In the original context, it would translate directly to The Eggs of Satan, but if you consider the slang involved, to us English speakers, it would be The Balls of Satan.

Now, the thread name means The Balls of Tool.

How hXc is that? :-D[/QUOTE]
Who told you that eggs is slang for testicles?

[QUOTE=Darkness Of Greed]Face Of Melinda >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The Drapery Falls. [/QUOTE]
You're right but it's a little catchier and I was trying to pick somthing on the same album.

Kage - That's what the FAQ on Toolshed says.

Lepper Affinity might be my favorite just for the build-up at the beginning.

What album of theirs should I get next? Deliverance, Still Life, or D[B]a[/B]mnation.

(I'm very glad we're talking about Opeth, btw) :thumb:

Still Life.

Oh, well the FAQ on Tool knows everything, I guess.

Next time I talk to one of my German friends, I'm asking him.

"Yuk, yuk, I just kicked you in the eggs LOLzz" :angry:

Moses, he doesn't like the growls.

Dried Muffin, get Still Life if your looking for technical acoustic passages leading into all out riffing and sweet growls/clean vocals. Get Deliverance for something not that technical but really brutal sounding, and get D[I]a[/I]nmation if you want something all clean vocals and really soft and soothing.

Well there's very little growling in that song, and when it comes in it's just perfect. It's actually the song that kind of made me start craving the growls.

It is perfect, I love the growled parts. But theres 2 full verses of it, which may be a bit much. And the melodies during the growled parts and inbetween them are truly awesome.

If you're talking about me, I don't mind his growling.... I just hate brutality. If it's heavy - it better be technical or ambience-laden.

From your description, I think I'll go with Still Life because it seems like the same style as BWP. I think I'd find all acoustic to be boring. I don't mind if a whole album is soft and soothing, but that's just not what I want from Opeth. Don't get me wrong, I like their softer stuff, I just want it blended in with heavy stuff because I like the shift in emotion.

[QUOTE=Dried Muffin Remnants]I just want it blended in with heavy stuff because I like the shift in emotion.[/QUOTE]
The reason I love Opeth.

Were talking about faith about the growls.

****ation isn't really all acoustic, just either acoustic w/ clean guitars or slightly distorted guitars. I think you may enjoy this album much if you like Harvest. Hope Leaves is such a sweet song. As is Windowpane.

BWP was the song that got me into them and The Drapery Falls made me start to search for them. When I found out the songs came from the same album I was like "I HAVE TO GET THIS ALBUM".

[QUOTE=Kage]Who told you that eggs is slang for testicles?[/QUOTE]

Hablo espanol, entonces, yo se unos hechos que no sabes. :)

Huevos is what Spanish-speaking people say as slang for testicles. It also means eggs, therefore, I'm guessing it's transferable. And it would also make a bit of sense.

Wow, thats exactly what happened to me. At first I wasn't to sure (I only heard BWP) and if all their songs only had the growls like that one does, I probably wouldn't have searched. I'm glad I did though, and once I found The Drapery Falls I knew they would enter the top 3 of my new favorite bands.

[QUOTE=Kage]Oh, well the FAQ on Tool knows everything, I guess.

Next time I talk to one of my German friends, I'm asking him.

"Yuk, yuk, I just kicked you in the eggs LOLzz" :angry:[/QUOTE]

So you don't trust me?.. :upset:

Go Still Life for sure.

Well, after listening to Laterlus a few more times, I have deduced that my favorite is either The Grudge or Triad. I haven't downloaded Æmina yet, but I will and I shall let you know what I think.

[QUOTE=Knifeboy]So you don't trust me?.. :upset:[/QUOTE]

Or me?

/kicks Kage in die eier