[QUOTE=Dr. Jake Destructo;13460109]Ænima has my favorite fillers. I think Die Eier Von Satan and Intermission are far better than any other Tool fillers.[/QUOTE]

All Tool fillers suck.

Except Intermission. When I take the CD into work it's really REALLY loud on that CD player. It's fun watching peoples reaction when they walk in and hear it.

Centrum - If you mean the intro/outro sounds, you can do that with some simple effects manipulation. If you mean the electronic drumming in the second half of the song, then thta's a combination of things; Danny used a "Mandala pad" and did some electronic overdubs. There are samples similar to what was used in the program Fruity Loops. Lots of little electronic hics and blips and such. I'll do some more research on this as I'm pretty curious myself, but that should get you steered in the right direction.

Does anyone have any really good quality AUDIO bootlegs of Tool shows?

[quote=Dr. Jake Destructo;13502731]Centrum - If you mean the intro/outro sounds, you can do that with some simple effects manipulation. If you mean the electronic drumming in the second half of the song, then thta's a combination of things; Danny used a "Mandala pad" and did some electronic overdubs. There are samples similar to what was used in the program Fruity Loops. Lots of little electronic hics and blips and such. I'll do some more research on this as I'm pretty curious myself, but that should get you steered in the right direction.[/quote]

Yeah, I can get many of these sounds with my guitar, but I'm talking more of the electronic sounds in general. Not just on 10,000 Days I guess. Some of the stuff from The Grudge or The Patient, just general electronic spacey effects in general. Not necessarily electronic drums. Though, I wouldn't mind being able to try my hands at some electronic drums like in Intension or Radiohead, Aphex Twin, etc.

Yeah, the sounds that you're probably talking about with your guitar are done with a guitar synth that Adam has. Damn nifty little processors those are. The ending of Lateralus contains a subtle little synthwork as well that I only noticed recently. It follows the melody of the whammied bass guitar.

i heard a "sober" cover by staind today, it wasen't bad.

[QUOTE=MrSigma;13505813]i heard a "sober" cover by staind today, it wasen't bad.[/QUOTE]

This news has further reaffirmed my hatred of Staind - they should fvck with Tool's music, they should stick to their own sh1t. :angry: :mad: :angry: