Tracklisting of Salival:

1. Third Eye (Live)
2. Part of Me (Live)
3. Push[color=white]i[/color]t (Live)
4. Message to Harry Manback II
5. You Lied (Live, cover of Justin's old band Peach)
6. Merkaba
7. No Quarter (Zeppelin cover, GREAT)
8. LAMC / Maynard's Di[color=white]c[/color]k (long phone call + humorous hidden track)

The VHS contains videos for Stinkfist, Aenima, Sober and Prison Sex. DVD contains those + Hush

I'm on neither of the Pu****/Third Eye sides. I love them both to death, I can't pick favourites.

It may seem horrible, but I'm going to burn Salival off some guy in school, I'm 15, I can't go around spending $300 on CDs!

[QUOTE=In Chains34]Alright bro, I respect your opinion but don't be the generalization police. It was just a question and something I've observed over the years from Tool fans. I could be wrong.
But I HATE it when people can't admit to having favorite songs/albums. "Ohh, I like them all!"--No ****, man! So do I. I just listen to certain songs more than others![/QUOTE]
I honestly do not have favourite albums/songs. I will listen to some songs more than others at times, but that isn't because I think it's a better song. Whats wrong with that?

i just want to add that i love bottom just because i havent seen anybody acknowledge it yet.

I can see that us Tool fans are getting a little tired of listening to the same songs over and over again..and i mean that in the nicest way to Tool, but i think its about time for a new album. dont you agree

and its coming this yr.

just out of curiousity, how many of you were blown away the first time you heard the very last note that maynard sings on push_it live? i think the first time i heard it i replayed it 7 or 8 times just to make sure i was hearing it right, what an awesome end to a song

[QUOTE=Doomed To Crumble]I can see that us Tool fans are getting a little tired of listening to the same songs over and over again..and i mean that in the nicest way to Tool, but i think its about time for a new album. dont you agree[/QUOTE]

I'm not tired of them.

I can't wait for new Tool, but honestly, I could listen to Tool constantly and be fine.

[QUOTE=The JoZ]I'm not tired of them.

I can't wait for new Tool, but honestly, I could listen to Tool constantly and be fine.[/QUOTE]

i agree. The more i learn TOoL songs on guitar, it just perpetuates the cycle again. I dont think its possible for them to get old. Especially since they dont get that much radio time, and thats ultimately what makes a song get old

I hear Tool rather regularly on my radio...

Not every day, but often enough.

But it's not just that...they are just so freaking awesome, that's why you can't get tired of them :cool:

[QUOTE=The JoZ]I hear Tool rather regularly on my radio...

Not every day, but often enough.

But it's not just that...they are just so freaking awesome, that's why you can't get tired of them :cool:[/QUOTE]


agreed. Sounds like you have some good radio stations up in your neck of the woods.

Indeed I do.

Radio got me into all the bands I like

Tool, Dream Theater, In Flames, APC, God Forbid, Lamb of God, many others.

[QUOTE=The JoZ]Indeed I do.

Radio got me into all the bands I like

Tool, Dream Theater, In Flames, APC, God Forbid, Lamb of God, many others.[/QUOTE]


wow, ive never heard DT on the radio. My pops tried to get me into them for like 6 months. I wouldnt listen until he got one of the DVDs and i heard YTSE jam. Im totally in love with that song

I first heard TOoL when their ænema video came out. Found out my bro had the album and never listened to it. I had to sneak listens cause he wouldnt share.

Ever since that i loved everything MJK put his voice too. I bought APC mer de noms the first day it came out.

As far as Lamb of God, i havent heard enuff of their stuff, since they never play that on the radio either

[QUOTE=BassInvader]just out of curiousity, how many of you were blown away the first time you heard the very last note that maynard sings on push_it live? i think the first time i heard it i replayed it 7 or 8 times just to make sure i was hearing it right, what an awesome end to a song[/QUOTE]
"End no other way" I know what your saying :D. Another amazing part to a song is in The Patient. "I must keep reminding myself of this." That is such an awesome part to a song, i recently downloaded a live Patient concert vid and Adam, if i remember correctly, turns around while Maynard is singing that section and is just like, ****.

[QUOTE=Danny Carey is GOD]"End no other way" I know what your saying :D. Another amazing part to a song is in The Patient. "I must keep reminding myself of this." That is such an awesome part to a song, i recently downloaded a live Patient concert vid and Adam, if i remember correctly, turns around while Maynard is singing that section and is just like, ****.[/QUOTE]

I totally agree, I love that part it is without a doubt my favorite part.

ive never seen any videos of them live, im going to have to download some. can anyone suggest some great songs live?

Just search your P2P for something like "tool video" see what comes up. The Patient though is a must. That search might turn up one or two of their actual music videos, but its pretty obvious which is which.

[QUOTE=MuDvAyNe3B]ive never seen any videos of them live, im going to have to download some. can anyone suggest some great songs live?[/QUOTE]

like Maynard V. Fan

thats a good one

its also a good, but breif good live video of Pu****

[QUOTE=The JoZ]I'm not tired of them.

I can't wait for new Tool, but honestly, I could listen to Tool constantly and be fine.[/QUOTE]

totally with you there Joz, i can never get tired of them. I reconize everyone of their songs when played a t a pary or on the radio (wich is seldom)

Tool probably has one of the most distinctive sounds of any modern day band. You can tell a Tool song a mile away, even if it's the first time you've heard the song.

[QUOTE=G_Mac07]Tool probably has one of the most distinctive sounds of any modern day band. You can tell a Tool song a mile away, even if it's the first time you've heard the song.[/QUOTE]

unless youre like this

"woah, what Perfect Circle song is that?! its awesome! doesnt sound like A Perfect Circle, but it soo is, i mean its that Maynard genius man of a god singing!"

and then they find out its Tool and then are never the same again

^ Thats true, I know people who've done that :)

i have tool's videos on dvd and they surprisingly resemble the short films of [B]the brothers quay[/B] i wonder if these shorts were inspiration?

[QUOTE=x the patient x6]unless youre like this

"woah, what Perfect Circle song is that?! its awesome! doesnt sound like A Perfect Circle, but it soo is, i mean its that Maynard genius man of a god singing!"

and then they find out its Tool and then are never the same again[/QUOTE]

On a similar note, I saw a review of an APC CD that said:

"...and Maynard James Keenan (formerly of the band Tool)..."

I almost went ballistic

[QUOTE=Kage]On a similar note, I saw a review of an APC CD that said:

"...and Maynard James Keenan (formerly of the band Tool)..."

I almost went ballistic[/QUOTE]
I think by law were allowed to kill that person.

My Peach album says "featuring Justin Chancellor of Tool", but MJK [i]formerly[/i] of Tool?!?! :amaze:

yeah its kinda funny how the line "end no other way" actually can end [I]another [/I] way, ironic isn't it? I'd like to hear Maynards reason for adding that in. Does anyone else think that Jimmy is kinda underrated, or at least undermentioned. I'll put that in my top 5 Tool songs, not because of its complexity or display of instrumental talent, but the raw emotion in the last 2 or so minutes of the song. I'm sure someone out there agrees with me

I love the opening guitar riff of that song. When the bass and drums come in and I'm playing it really loud...that really does it for me.

honestly all u people i really love TOOL. and out of that Third Eye and pu**** thing i really like Third Eye, better even though pu****s mellowy, but i like that reference to the mythology of the crow in native american myths. yeah. plus i think, that the alternative order for lateralus was actually the original layout of their songs, then someone i forgot who( too lazy to go back to earlier pages) mentioned that planet X stuff then i came to think that they put it in the order it is now to show, that it may come. because the Grudge talks about, someone in the keter area of the tree of life, then later on until ticks and leeches, realizes that the crown lies in another planet and then ticks and leeches tells that its coming and hes talking to the creator to ask him " is this what you wanted," then in lateralus he knows its coming and embraces whatever is coming. then at the end the planet is heading toward earth, and the madness inside the poeple when they figure out its coming. then in disposition its when everybody starts to figure it out " mention this to me, and watch the weather change." then in reflection, he's speaking to the moon asking if you are a reflection off another thing then i must be a reflecter of something too. then lastly in Triad its the coming of the Planet and the destruction of the planet, note the time sig. and tempo of the song, then in Faaid De Oaid, since it means Voice Of GOd in enochian, its supoosedly our god telling another thing to create and start a new experience. I don't know but thats what i think Laterlaus may be about IMO, kinda makes sense once you rea about that Planet X **** kinda scary too.

i love the song jimmy, i play it everyday on guitar. it's simple but when you get to the flanged interlude, there is no better feeling. same with eulogy, mainly the solo on to the end, you get an energy playing that on guitar that nothing could match.

Yeah i dont understand why some people cant open up and listen to tool, its so easy to disregard music (for some people).
Also i think tool are so unique that they cant be placed in a sector of music i.e. 'progressive rock', i think this is a reason why they r so interesting.

When I was younger I couldn't open up to them. "They sound cool, but come on, 6 minutes is a little long, isn't it?" Listening to Aenima used to be a horribly slow experience for me.

[url]http://www.toolband.com/news/index.html[/url]

If anyone hasnt been tracking this story, then read now. Especially if you're a Primus fan.

[QUOTE=mudvayne420]honestly all u people i really love TOOL. and out of that Third Eye and pu**** thing i really like Third Eye, better even though pu****s mellowy, but i like that reference to the mythology of the crow in native american myths. yeah. plus i think, that the alternative order for lateralus was actually the original layout of their songs, then someone i forgot who( too lazy to go back to earlier pages) mentioned that planet X stuff then i came to think that they put it in the order it is now to show, that it may come. because the Grudge talks about, someone in the keter area of the tree of life, then later on until ticks and leeches, realizes that the crown lies in another planet and then ticks and leeches tells that its coming and hes talking to the creator to ask him " is this what you wanted," then in lateralus he knows its coming and embraces whatever is coming. then at the end the planet is heading toward earth, and the madness inside the poeple when they figure out its coming. then in disposition its when everybody starts to figure it out " mention this to me, and watch the weather change." then in reflection, he's speaking to the moon asking if you are a reflection off another thing then i must be a reflecter of something too. then lastly in Triad its the coming of the Planet and the destruction of the planet, note the time sig. and tempo of the song, then in Faaid De Oaid, since it means Voice Of GOd in enochian, its supoosedly our god telling another thing to create and start a new experience. I don't know but thats what i think Laterlaus may be about IMO, kinda makes sense once you rea about that Planet X **** kinda scary too.[/QUOTE]

I sort of had trouble reading what you said
:amaze:

but that's a pretty cool theory. Nice job :thumb:

[QUOTE='kurrptsenate']Ever since that i loved everything MJK put his voice too. I bought APC mer de noms the first day it came out.[/QUOTE]

I didn't know of Tool until music class in 2003 and a drummer in my class played The Grudge and Schism, I was very very impressed. I knew that I had Lateralus somewhere because I had seen it on my dads PC, after falling in love with The Patient and Ticks And Leaches.

So I was bored on the net and decided to checkout what would come up if I typed Maynard sure enough up came APC. One listen to Judith and Orestes and I was hooked. Went out and purchased that album and Thirteenth Step on the same day. I was soo happy :D

Thats how I was introduced into the realm of Tool and APC.

Have any of you guys got the song with Maynard with the Deftones? I believe it is called Deftones - Passenger. It sort of reminds me of Tool, but Maynard 'pwnzorz1!1!' the deftones vocalist.

passenger...yea i think its well done.

[QUOTE=kurrptsenate]passenger...yea i think its well done.[/QUOTE]

Track that got me to Tool. I owe it a lot.

/gives song a medal

Really? Were you originally a Deftones fan? Or did you just stumble across it?

[QUOTE=Adam Jones is GOD]Track that got me to Tool. I owe it a lot.

/gives song a medal[/QUOTE]


wow, thats surprising...that KINDA got me into Deftones

I think Maynard and Moreno sang very well together, neither one really "dominated" the other.