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Kage 11-28-2004 01:31 PM

My first was Parabola...playing it in standard tuning....ahhh the noobness. :naughty:

jamesclelland 11-28-2004 01:32 PM

I just learned lateralus, but i'm a little off with the second solo. the rest is a piece of cake.

no propellers 11-28-2004 02:02 PM

a perfect circle - thinking of you

first of all, heres the lyrics

lying all alone and restless unable to lose this image
sleepless unable to focus on anything but your surrender
tuggin a rhythm to the vision that's in my head tuggin a beat to the sight of you lying
so delighted with a new understanding something about a little evil that makes that unmistakable noise i was hearing unmistakable sound i know so well spent and sighing with that look in your eye spent and sighing with a look on your face like
sweet revelation sweet surrender
thinking of you thinking of you
sweet revelation sweet surrendering

when i look through the lyrics, i imagine, him haunted by memories of some trajedy of something hapening to someone that was close to him, and him seeing and remembering their expression on there face that pains him

Adam Jones is GOD 11-28-2004 02:05 PM

[QUOTE=Kage]My first was Parabola...playing it in standard tuning....ahhh the noobness. :naughty:[/QUOTE]

Bet it sounded terrible to everyone but you

I still forget and try and play it in D, then wonder why I suck so bad

Kage 11-28-2004 02:08 PM

[QUOTE=Adam Jones is GOD]Bet it sounded terrible to everyone but you

I still forget and try and play it in D, then wonder why I suck so bad[/QUOTE]

Haha, yep, I remember getting my first distortion pedal for Christmas one year, bringing down my crappy amp and playin' away.

an_underused_memory 11-28-2004 04:12 PM

[QUOTE=no propellers]a perfect circle - thinking of you

first of all, heres the lyrics

lying all alone and restless unable to lose this image
sleepless unable to focus on anything but your surrender
tuggin a rhythm to the vision that's in my head tuggin a beat to the sight of you lying
so delighted with a new understanding something about a little evil that makes that unmistakable noise i was hearing unmistakable sound i know so well spent and sighing with that look in your eye spent and sighing with a look on your face like
sweet revelation sweet surrender
thinking of you thinking of you
sweet revelation sweet surrendering

when i look through the lyrics, i imagine, him haunted by memories of some trajedy of something hapening to someone that was close to him, and him seeing and remembering their expression on there face that pains him[/QUOTE]

Thinking of you is about masturbation - "alone and restless unable to losing this image" "tugging a rhythm to the vision thats in my head"
The expression on their face that MJK is imagining is whilst she is climaxing.

^^ this is what I figured myself

MJK has this to add on the new APC DVD - "this song is about jerking off to the thought of anal sex."
SO there you have it....I'm not going to go into a discussion of anal sex, but that explains the expression of surrendering, and revelationif it was a new thing...

Hope no one is offended by my discussion of that, but hey - if you can listen to prison sex and stinkfist, you can stand a post about anal sex.

deadohiosky9 11-28-2004 06:30 PM

[QUOTE=an_underused_memory]Thinking of you is about masturbation - "alone and restless unable to losing this image" "tugging a rhythm to the vision thats in my head"
The expression on their face that MJK is imagining is whilst she is climaxing.

^^ this is what I figured myself

MJK has this to add on the new APC DVD - "this song is about jerking off to the thought of anal sex."
SO there you have it....I'm not going to go into a discussion of anal sex, but that explains the expression of surrendering, and revelationif it was a new thing...

Hope no one is offended by my discussion of that, but hey - if you can listen to prison sex and stinkfist, you can stand a post about anal sex.[/QUOTE]


Yes, thinking of you is about masturbation. "sweet revelation. sweet surrenderring."

deadohiosky9 11-28-2004 06:31 PM

[QUOTE=magicaltroll834]1st tool song i learned was lateralus
2nd was pus.hit
3rd aenima

good times... good times.....[/QUOTE]

My first tool song was also Lateralus.

exojjl 11-28-2004 06:55 PM

[QUOTE=clearvision]I can't pronounce myself as i only started listening last month. I've really been trying to find out the meaning of Eulogy. This song seems their most contraversial as on the surface seems to be about jesus. However i believe it is about Martin Luther king. He is seen as a Martyr and apparently nailed something to a church. Which can tie into the lyrics. I make this opinion based on reading some of the threads ont hat toolshed site. If you want some real deep and complex ideas i suggest checking on there.[/QUOTE]

its about an out of body experience.
what was that drug mentioned in the liner notes? Ketamine? the drug produces out of body experiences.
The lyrics to the song mention something similar.
"when you see your own eulogy" i think that was the lyrics... yeh

deadohiosky9 11-28-2004 07:29 PM

[QUOTE=exojjl]its about an out of body experience.
what was that drug mentioned in the liner notes? Ketamine? the drug produces out of body experiences.
The lyrics to the song mention something similar.
"when you see your own eulogy" i think that was the lyrics... yeh[/QUOTE]

Ooooo. Veeerry interesting.

omgwtfboogie 11-28-2004 07:33 PM

I heard it was a eulogy for an actual person, but I forget the person's name.

Kage 11-28-2004 07:40 PM

[QUOTE=exojjl]its about an out of body experience.
what was that drug mentioned in the liner notes? Ketamine? the drug produces out of body experiences.
The lyrics to the song mention something similar.
"when you see your own eulogy" i think that was the lyrics... yeh[/QUOTE]


Actually, it goes: "Why then are you so surprised when you hear your own Eulogy?" And I don't think that song is about drugs.

deadohiosky9 11-28-2004 07:47 PM

[QUOTE=Kage]Actually, it goes: "Why then are you so surprised when you hear your own Eulogy?" And I don't think that song is about drugs.[/QUOTE]

I agree. "He has a lto of nothing to say." Its definetly directed at someone. I think its just anger towards someone, who maybe Maynard was once close to, but they soon grew apart. Or a broken friendship. Like he had something to say, but I soon learned it was just bull s/hit. I think thats wut its about. "you claimed all this time that you wold die for me". Like a best friend, who betrayed him. And even though they aren't friends anymore, hes still angry about it.

Kage 11-28-2004 07:52 PM

[QUOTE=deadohiosky9]I agree. "He has a lto of nothing to say." Its definetly directed at someone. I think its just anger towards someone, who maybe Maynard was once close to, but they soon grew apart. Or a broken friendship. Like he had something to say, but I soon learned it was just bull s/hit. I think thats wut its about. "you claimed all this time that you wold die for me". Like a best friend, who betrayed him. And even though they aren't friends anymore, hes still angry about it.[/QUOTE]

Exactly. It's like someone who kept talking about his loyalty (*or whatever he was talking about, I don't know*) "you claimed all this time that you would die for me" but then he can't back it up "Why then are you so surprised when you hear your own eulogy?" In other words, someone who talked a lot but couldn't back up what he said: "He had a lot to say, he had a lot of [I]nothing[/I] to say."

Some people say it's a memoir for the comedian, Bill Hicks. But I like the above explanation better.

deadohiosky9 11-28-2004 07:55 PM

[QUOTE=Kage]Exactly. It's like someone who kept talking about his loyalty (*or whatever he was talking about, I don't know*) "you claimed all this time that you would die for me" but then he can't back it up "Why then are you so surprised when you hear your own eulogy?" In other words, someone who talked a lot but couldn't back up what he said: "He had a lot to say, he had a lot of [I]nothing[/I] to say."

Some people say it's a memoir for the comedian, Bill Hicks. But I like the above explanation better.[/QUOTE]

Ya. A bull s.hitter. It could be a politician. THey say a lot of things they can'tb ack up or do. Who knows. I think it could just be a friend of his. I really don't think its Bill Hicks. Because Bill Hicks didn't have a lot of nothing to say, he had a lto of something to say, and I know tool feels the same way. They would be angry at his death, but not like Eulogy says. So I don't think its baout him. I like the above explanation as well.

jinxed_nz 11-28-2004 08:10 PM

[QUOTE=deadohiosky9]Jinxed, the cover didn't send to you. It could be becuase ur using hotmail, u have ne thing else? I'll invite you to gmail. I need your name though.[/QUOTE]

Oh umm.. yeah okay send it to [email]jinxedland@yahoo.com[/email] that should work! Sorry for being a bit late with the reply. Ive been a bit buys :upset:

deadohiosky9 11-28-2004 08:22 PM

[QUOTE=jinxed_nz]Oh umm.. yeah okay send it to [email]jinxedland@yahoo.com[/email] that should work! Sorry for being a bit late with the reply. Ive been a bit buys :upset:[/QUOTE]

Sent.

deadohiosky9 11-28-2004 08:45 PM

Ok it didn't work. Its too big. Do you want an invite to gmail?

Matter 11-28-2004 09:54 PM

Best thread ever. I'm a "Huge T00L" fan seen them 6 times wish I would have been in this post 70-some odd pages ago lol...good stuff. I remember my first time seeing T00L live at lalopalooza (sp) with snoop dog, korn and the marly bros and a lot more. It was in 97 during the aemina tour and he was still using his Sonor live!!! I was blown away at the sound quality and musicianship of the whole band. Man has thier music inspired me and brought me out of really low times in my life...I swear putting on some quality headphones and sitting there with your eyes closed and T00L jamming can do wonders. Danny is one of my favorite drummers in world and has kept me playing drums even when I wanted to give up.
Anyways if anyone is interested I have a cover of THE PATIENT at this site...no singer yet cuase we all know no one can sound like him...I also play drums on all the songs at the site except for the first two songs(which I will soon) and the last one. And if anyone else has any tunes/art you would like to share that have been inspired by T00L we would all love to see/hear as well.(cough cough stagefrightken and your sweet kit).
[url]http://www.soundclick.com/bands/9/markmattermusic.htm[/url]

TOOLphreak_46and2 11-29-2004 07:38 AM

[QUOTE=Matter]Best thread ever. I'm a "Huge T00L" fan seen them 6 times wish I would have been in this post 70-some odd pages ago lol...good stuff.
[url]http://www.soundclick.com/bands/9/markmattermusic.htm[/url][/QUOTE]



Welcome!WW i myself am also a very huge TOOL fan! i believe u and i will get along quite well! if you want to i have Yahoo and AIM so....hit me up sumtime and ill give them to u cuz i would really like to speak with you! i hope you enjoyed the thread as much as i did!!! lOuD iS lOvE!!!!! :thumb:

clearvision 11-29-2004 10:50 AM

Whats with the bumpage of all the old posts :( I think Eulogy is about 'martyrs' in general. Who'se (not a word i know, but this is the intranet, no-one cares) aim is to be a martyr and gain respect and not just to benefit the worl. This, of course, is a false image given out by the person and this song is to point it out.

What connection this has to Bill hicks, I do not know. But it's dedicated to him. Like most of the Aenima album.

big 11-29-2004 11:34 AM

schism off of laterus has to be there greatest song ever

jamesclelland 11-29-2004 12:20 PM

my favorite song off lateralus has to be lateralis. the whole meaning of the song is exactly where i'm at right now, i just may be aiming too high.

TheSubtleArts 11-29-2004 01:11 PM

i like the grudge, the patient and schism from lateralus. schism is probly my favorite.

horseypie 11-29-2004 04:34 PM

reflection is an awesome song, and the three songs fit together heaps well (disposition, reflection,triad)...even tho reflection starts off heaps slow it gets heaps kool and spiritual...i love it. but lateralus is my favourite tool song, and the album is my favourite too....its heaps arty and moody. i love it

deadohiosky9 11-29-2004 05:20 PM

[QUOTE=clearvision]Whats with the bumpage of all the old posts :( I think Eulogy is about 'martyrs' in general. Who'se (not a word i know, but this is the intranet, no-one cares) aim is to be a martyr and gain respect and not just to benefit the worl. This, of course, is a false image given out by the person and this song is to point it out.

What connection this has to Bill hicks, I do not know. But it's dedicated to him. Like most of the Aenima album.[/QUOTE]

I think it could be dedicated to Bill Hicks, because he shared that same opinion on false images or something of that sort. I think people take it like its aimed at Bill Hicks, as opposed to in honor of him and his opinions. I think it could be about martyrs too, people trying ot be martyrs, when they really aren't, and they aren't benfeiting society. "Why then are you surprised when you hear your own Eulogy?"-- i think thats right, can't quite remember. That could be saying, you know that you were gonna die, you wanted to be a martryr didnt you. I'm gonna post an interpratation of Eulogy.

Magicaltroll 11-29-2004 05:30 PM

to the guy who posted the patient cover
thats a pretty awesome cover... i thought it was the real song for a few seconds.....
but very good man, and welcome to the forums man :thumb:

FpLiOnYkD 11-29-2004 05:43 PM

[QUOTE=Matter]Best thread ever. I'm a "Huge T00L" fan seen them 6 times wish I would have been in this post 70-some odd pages ago lol...good stuff. I remember my first time seeing T00L live at lalopalooza (sp) with snoop dog, korn and the marly bros and a lot more. It was in 97 during the aemina tour and he was still using his Sonor live!!! I was blown away at the sound quality and musicianship of the whole band. Man has thier music inspired me and brought me out of really low times in my life...I swear putting on some quality headphones and sitting there with your eyes closed and T00L jamming can do wonders. Danny is one of my favorite drummers in world and has kept me playing drums even when I wanted to give up.
Anyways if anyone is interested I have a cover of THE PATIENT at this site...no singer yet cuase we all know no one can sound like him...I also play drums on all the songs at the site except for the first two songs(which I will soon) and the last one. And if anyone else has any tunes/art you would like to share that have been inspired by T00L we would all love to see/hear as well.(cough cough stagefrightken and your sweet kit).
[url]http://www.soundclick.com/bands/9/markmattermusic.htm[/url][/QUOTE]

:thumb: Sick cover! I'm a huge fan too, and I have to say that is the best cover I have heard (of the patient) .

youll_remember_me 11-29-2004 07:19 PM

this holy gift that tool has gotten us all to see and understand, is to think for our selves. we are all one mind. one individuall mind, that shouldnt be told what not to do, but to have boundaries, these boudaries are made up in our own minds. when you hold that knife up to another kid, you argue with your self, and hopefully, talk your self out of stabbing him. i thank tool, and you should too, for with out them i dont think id have the amount of respect that i have for life. i think we all feel what tool is doing through there music, even if we are rendered unable to express it though words, soon speech and leterature will be obsolete, and there will be nothing but one mind. we are eternal, all this pain is an illusion......we are menat to think, if we dont, we mite aswell be dead.
just my thoughts...

EonBlueApocalypse 11-29-2004 07:56 PM

[QUOTE=nosferatu_man]Wow, nice thread/post man! I kinda had an idea Tool were a really deep band, but I've never really been absolutely in love with them enough to get that much out of their songs. I've heared Maynard in a couple of interviews, and he sounds like a pretty philosophical guy. I think I'll hafta buy some of their albums and check out their lyrics, etc.

I hope this post hasn't been spam.[/QUOTE]

getting deeper into the lyrical and musical meanings of the tool songs makes them just that much more interesting. i suggest looking into it if it interests you.


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