10,000 Days = length of time between MJK's mother becoming ill and her death.

Apparently Adam sat out on 46&2 at one of the recent shows, and his guitar tech played the whole song, wonder why that was

She was sick for 27 years?

Wouldn't it be the total time she was alive?

Yeah, because I calculated it, and yeah, just over 27 years.

But then I thought ok, so that rules out his mum being only 27 years old, so I did think that it had something to do with her sickness and it's length.

[QUOTE=Riva]She was sick for 27 years?

Wouldn't it be the total time she was alive?[/QUOTE]

I think it was paralysis or something of that nature, cant say without looking up, but it was certinally a life altering problem.

And even though its been said before, APC's Judith song deals with his mother's illness too, although its more focused on his anger at the God she puts so much faith in doing something like that to her

What's her name?

Judith Marie Keenan?
Marie Judith Keenan?

Niether...

Oh ok. I just read up on it. She was partially paralysed for 27 years following a stroke.

EDIT: Judith Marie Garrison.

Second EDIT: It's similar to James Hetfield's anger at God for allowing his mother, also a very devout Christian, to die of cancer.

Poor woman.
However the eulogy to her on 10,000 Days is magnificent. The climax in Part 2 is amazing.

The lyrics to Judith are the only ones i've seen MJK talk openly about before, maybe he'll do the same with 10k Days after a while. And I agree with the James Hefield similarity, though both did go about the matter in different ways

How so? They both expressed themselves through music, though the music is different.

Yeah that was what I was getting at, they expressed it in different ways in their music.


Although on re-reading Hefield's lyrics, there are more similarities than I first thought. I should give the guy more credit

Yeah, you should. :p I'm no longer a major Metallica fanboy, but James holds a place in my heart even now.

Any word on when the Australian tour will be?

Yeah, that would be nice to find out...
Hey, did you see them on Rage last night?

Yeah. It was pretty good. They programmed some awful music though.

Some of it was alright. The best part was their videos.

Yeah. I have all their videos on my computer yet for some reason I had to stay up until 3am to watch them in crappy quality on TV.

I think its Marie Judith Keenan hence Maynard James Keenan >.>

I was bored...

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[QUOTE=Rothmans]I think its Marie Judith Keenan hence Maynard James Keenan >.>[/QUOTE]
He says Judith Marie at least once.

Plus Maynard isn't really a part of his name.

[QUOTE=Killtacular]He says Judith Marie at least once.

Plus Maynard isn't really a part of his name.[/QUOTE]


Isn't Maynard just a nickname?

His real name is James Herbert Keenan. Maybe Hubert, I'm not exactly sure, Maynard is a name of one of MJK's war heroes or something to that effect.

Hmm... I always thought Maynard was his real name.

I just picked up Ænima, I have very high expectations.

[QUOTE=Lunch]I just picked up Ænima, I have very high expectations.[/QUOTE]
Its a very good album, but like most Tool it takes sometime to grow on you.

[QUOTE=Diabolus in Musica]Hmm... I always thought Maynard was his real name.[/QUOTE]


I had no idea it wasn't his real name.

Then again, almost everything Tool does or says is a total lie.


I've been getting into Opiate & Undertow.

Loving Vacarious as well. It's made it's way into my 25 top songs in iTunes.

I've also been getting into Undertow recently despite having the album for a year now.

[QUOTE=Lunch]I just picked up Ænima, I have very high expectations.[/QUOTE]


prepare to be disappointed*







*amazed.

[QUOTE=Turkish]prepare to be disappointed*







*amazed.[/QUOTE]


hahahaha.

It kicks off with one of their best songs.

Eulogy.
H. is excellent as well.

It's good all the way through.

Push[size=2]i[/size]t will always remain my favorite track from that cd.

Stinkfist and Jimmy are my two least favourites on the album, they just don't stand out as much as the more proggy longer pieces.