I'm still obsessed with that band :D

I got my friend into them too. It's pretty cool.

Only listen to Terrifyer and Prowler In The Yard though, the earlier stuff isn't that good :/

"Some of you having been emailing about the "Schism" DVD that's being advertised on several websites with a release date of December 20th. To answer your questions as to whether or not I can confirm this, the answer is that, while I can't confirm that EXACT date, the plan is to release a DVD featuring the videos for Schism and Parabol/Parabola with added extras (more details later) sometime in DECEMBER of this year. So, the December 20th date looks pretty good for the Sam Goody's type chains, and when more specifis become available to me, I'll post this additional info in the news section. PLEASE NOTE that this is NOT the (much anticipated) Tool live DVD, which will be released at some point, although exactly when is still a great unknown."

from toolband.com

At least it's some news, even if it's crappy news. :)

yeah, no kidding.

A Schism/Parabol/a DVD? Big deal. Let's get to the good stuff, ya know?

Random thought:
Billy Budd is quite possibly the worst novel I've ever read.

[QUOTE=Kage]A Schism/Parabol/a DVD? Big deal. Let's get to the good stuff, ya know?

Random thought:
Billy Budd is quite possibly the worst novel I've ever read.[/QUOTE]
What's it about?

The most 'exciting' part was probably where he mentions that the actual live dvd will be released at some point. I was starting to lose hope already.

It's about this completely innocent, good-looking sailor whom everybody likes...except (the plot thickens!) of course, this one guy (Claggart) who is jealous of his good looks and charm. Now, Budd's innocence also leads him to be being very naieve, and never realizes that Claggart dislikes him through Claggart's subtle hints. Anyway, Budd is perfect except for one flaw: when he gets flustered or angry, he stutters severely. So Claggart, determined to extract revenge on Budd for nothing in particular, accuses Budd of rousing mutiny on the ship. When Budd is confronted, he is so angry and confused that he can't even speak, so he lashes out and kills Claggard. Despite the captain's love for Budd, he declares that he should be hung, blah blah blah.

And there's all this very thin, weak allegory to the story of Jesus Crist and Adam's fall from the garden of Eden. But, like I said, it's all very weak to me. And the author's explorations into the "nature of evil" through Claggart are so weak and un-insightful that it's laughable.

Hmm, sounds pretty bad.

So the Schism DVD isn't the same as the long-awaited live DVD? :upset: Lame. Still, new Tool excites me.

Has anyone in here read The Plague by Albert Camus? I am right now, and so far, it's pretty good.

A DVD...with two video? You've got to be kidding me. The band decides to honor us with a $20 DVD containing two videos? Here's a thought: if the band wants to respect their loyal fans, maybe try releasing some information about the new album? I'm not talking about trade secrets, but maybe an estimate of a release date, or even recording status.

I've been a loyal Tool fan for many years, but this is just absurd and, quite frankly, disrespectful.

[QUOTE] the plan is to release a DVD featuring the videos for Schism and Parabol/Parabola [B]with added extras (more details later)[/b] [/QUOTE]

Bolded text means it is rather important.

Meh. I have both videos on my computer. They better pull something off to make me buy it.

Other news/ Collides first live DVD is coming out soon :D

Collide, describe. How'd you download the videos on your fag connection? (and where from?)

[QUOTE]Collide, describe. How'd you download the videos on your fag connection? (and where from?)[/QUOTE] :lol: I extracted from a cd my friend made for me (He has a pimp connection)

Collide is this electronic, trippy band. I wouldn's say all there "Songs" are "Songs" But they are awsome to listen to. Danny carey played on a track for the latest "Normal" cd.

You know, I could make a post about how displeased I am about how the nearest new Tool release is the Schism DVD, but I'd be contradicting myself because I know I'm going to buy it.

[QUOTE=faith+1]:lol: I extracted from a cd my friend made for me (He has a pimp connection)

Collide is this electronic, trippy band. I wouldn's say all there "Songs" are "Songs" But they are awsome to listen to. Danny carey played on a track for the latest "Normal" cd.[/QUOTE]

Whats the name of the track he played on? I'll search for it on Soulseek

BW- This is true, although I'm probably a lot happier about the release of the DVD than most Tool fans, because I've not seen one Tool music video. :-D

[QUOTE=Dr. Jake Destructo]Whats the name of the track he played on? I'll search for it on Soulseek

BW- This is true, although I'm probably a lot happier about the release of the DVD than most Tool fans, because I've not seen one Tool music video. :-D[/QUOTE]

You're missing out then. The onyl video i havn't seen from them is Parabola. I ahve schism on my computer and i ahve Salival.

[QUOTE]BW- This is true, although I'm probably a lot happier about the release of the DVD than most Tool fans, because I've not seen one Tool music video. :-D[/QUOTE] WTF?! Im finding this hard to believe (Irony coming from me?)
[QUOTE]
Whats the name of the track he played on? I'll search for it on Soulseek[/QUOTE] That is definetly not collides best song, but whatever (Best drumming maybe) The track he played on is called "Somewhere"

Also whenever Karen was mentioned on the Tool newsletters, That is the singer of collide.

The dude that programs the music for Triad, is also in collide (His name is Statik or sumthing)

[QUOTE=BlindWriting]You know, I could make a post about how displeased I am about how the nearest new Tool release is the Schism DVD, but I'd be contradicting myself because I know I'm going to buy it.[/QUOTE]
Haha. I most likely won't, because I'm really strapped for expendable cash in the wake of me buying a new guitar and saving up for a new amp. Unless it's something great, I won't be able to spend the money on it. As for the actual live DVD, I'll run to the store the day it comes out.

I've seen both videos as well and I'm more than sure I'll still end up getting it anyway. Who knows, since it's coming out around the holidays, I might just end up asking for it. Anything "new" is always good.

Anyone think they like money?

I was going to ask if any good news has come out since I've been working/schooling non-stop for two weeks, but it seems my question has been answered.

Damn capitalism! I say Tool goes Socialist and just hands out albums to all their true fans. IE those who realize Eulogy is about Jesus not Bill Hicks, and that the lyrics to Reflection are a direct result of Maynard's shroom tripping.

[QUOTE=BetweenTheEchoes]Damn capitalism! I say Tool goes Socialist and just hands out albums to all their true fans. IE those who realize Eulogy is about Jesus not Bill Hicks, and that the lyrics to Reflection are a direct result of Maynard's shroom tripping.[/QUOTE]

What in the hell are you talking about?

I liked A Perfect Circle more then Tool for a long time because Maynard's voice stood out more in APC. But I've grown a lot on Tool since then and can't wait for their new album to come out in 2006.

My favorite album is Aenima by far.

I'll still end up buying this Schism DVD, as pathetic as it is... :upset:

[QUOTE=paganman7]A DVD...with two video? You've got to be kidding me. The band decides to honor us with a $20 DVD containing two videos? Here's a thought: if the band wants to respect their loyal fans, maybe try releasing some information about the new album? I'm not talking about trade secrets, but maybe an estimate of a release date, or even recording status.

I've been a loyal Tool fan for many years, but this is just absurd and, quite frankly, disrespectful.[/QUOTE]

tool doesnt have anything to do with the price the store thats selling it does.and if you dont want to buy it dont buy it,that simple

[QUOTE=BetweenTheEchoes]Damn capitalism! I say Tool goes Socialist and just hands out albums to all their true fans. IE those who realize Eulogy is about Jesus not Bill Hicks, and that the lyrics to Reflection are a direct result of Maynard's shroom tripping.[/QUOTE]

You are a moron.

Besides, I've never known of anyone who thought Eulogy was about Bill Hicks; most commonly it's referred to L. Ron Hubbard, although I have heard the Jesus idea.

But that doesn't matter, because the lyrics are open to interpretation, so shove a sock down your throat.

[QUOTE=bwnstl]You are a moron.

Besides, I've never known of anyone who thought Eulogy was about Bill Hicks; most commonly it's referred to L. Ron Hubbard, although I have heard the Jesus idea.

But that doesn't matter, because the lyrics are open to interpretation, so shove a sock down your throat.[/QUOTE]

You're wrong.Nobody says it's about L.Ron Hubbard.

[QUOTE=Nobuo>>>>=God]You're wrong.Nobody says it's about L.Ron Hubbard.[/QUOTE]I think the piont he was making is that its open to interpertation and thats HIS opinion. Unless Maynard told somebody(and hed probly be jokeing)theres no way of knowing and Maynard stressed in many interviews songs are open to interpertation. Oh and i cant wait for the Schism DVD.