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haha amarelooms would listen to Tool
is back on tour this summer sons....hopefully a new album soon as well. ers better come to Texas.
http://www.toolband.com/index_frames.html
God bless
haha amarelooms would listen to Tool
seen tool twice, first time they were awesome!
the other time all the audience all had chairs. seriously what the is up with seating in a mother ing rock show? this pussy is more and more common now.
I was hoping tool would retire. They seemed to have reached the limit of their creativity well before the release of that ty 10,000 days album.
Last edited by Death In June; 04-28-2010 at 11:41 PM.
I listened to Tool... then I turned sixteen.
Oh wait--I never listened to Tool.
dirk4mvp listens to Tool
I remember them saying they would rather people sit and watch them. i think it was on this do entary a while back.
They had a few good songs on their last album.
Damn, I hope that they come to san antonio. Count me in the group who freakin loves tool. Even their early stuff still stands up just as well as it did when it first came out, and Aenima is one of the greatest, most hate filled songs in a long time. You can just feel his contempt coming through the speakers.
if i wanted to listen to repe ive music that all sounds the same, i would listen to drum n' bass.
I don't like Tool, but Maynard makes some pretty good wine! His movie was interesting also
http://www.bloodintowine.com/
Have you ever even heard Tool? It's pretty much the opposite of that, the songs don't even remotely sound the same. It isn't radio rap or pop.
We're talking about Tool, not whichever rapper you're referencing.
style of music, not a rapper, or radio rap or pop.
i'm sorry but every tool song carries the same timing and beat.
maynard the actor is pretty cool, same with his comedy, but musically i can't listen to most radio rock, including tool, because it all sounds the same. aenima is the same as undertow, which you can hear both of in lateralus, and 10, 000 days. i dig the bill hicks references but that's about it.
this idiot had no idea what the he is talking about....exact opposite of Tool dummy. Learn to swim
you guys smoke tooooo much weed.
that says a lot coming from me.
Honestly dude...you really shouldn't be posting in this thread. You have NO CLUE what you're talking about.
I don't mind people saying they don't like Tool, but to say something like this that's completely false just shows your lack of knowledge.
oh, excuse me for not jerking off to one band all the time
I like Tool but the show I went to was overpriced, underwhelming and packed with annoying people. Once is enough. I'll keep buying the CDs though.
Dirk might like tool, I doubt it though, but still that's no where near as bad as something illegal that you like, isn't that right IronPedo?
Sorry, I'm not much interested in pseudo-intellectual wankery. There's a reason people eventually grow up and stop listening to this crap.
Tool is definitely more tolerable than A Perfect Circle tho. APC is what Nickelback would be if the lead singer read alot of Edgar Allan Poe as a kid and acted like a pretentious wine sipping goth.
drum n bass is actually an extremely varied category of electronic music in terms of production style and scope of sub genres. over the last 20 years it's progressed from raw breakbeats to more jazzy and ambient sounding to industrial and everything in between.
but if you're strictly a house fan or just don't like electronic music, i can understand where you're coming from.
no the joke was, i really do like drum n' bass.
dj hype, london electricity, roni size, and i find it less repe ive then any tool album.
but i don't like that trancy d n' b like high contrast and that . if you're gonna go, go hard or get arty with it and go jazzy.
House bites, can't stand that junk. I enjoy trance, specifically goa, and Dnb, specifically breaks.
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