Tool/A Perfect Circle/Puscifer Thread?

[hunoi]

first time ever listening to TOOL/A Perfect Circle/Puscifer?
Ever been to one of Their shows?
Your favorite album?
Favorite song?
Etc,
Have Fun!​

 

[Glyptofane]

I haven't listened to any of that stuff in a long time, but did see TOOL perform once and A Perfect Circle twice.

 

[hunoi]

I've never been to any of MJK's Bands concerts oddly enough..

 

[DinohScene]

@Vulpes Abnocto
Seeing you shared a vid not to long ago with me n Vinny.

 

[Joom]

First time I heard Tool was back in the 90s on Beavis and Butthead. Y'know, when MTV was good. I listen to them a lot when I smoke DMT. It's always an interesting experience.

 

[hunoi]

First time I heard Tool was back in the 90s on Beavis and Butthead. Y'know, when MTV was good. I listen to them a lot when I smoke DMT. It's always an interesting experience.

Have you listened to Rosetta Stoned by them? If you haven't then you'll know why your comment reminded me of it.

 

[Joom]

Have you listened to Rosetta Stoned by them? If you haven't then you'll know why your comment reminded me of it.

Of course I have. I've listened to every Tool song at least once. Though I'd say Vicarious is more relevant as the song and video are about Alex Grey's DMT experiences. The entire album 10,000 Days is also about experiencing DMT, as well as death (hence both "10,000 Days" tracks being about Maynard's mother dying from cancer). As far as my favorite album and song goes, though, it's probably Lateralus. All of Tool's works are also about the use of hallucinogens and accepting the possibility of realities beyond what we can possibly imagine with an unaltered mind. I know that Maynard has called interpreters "idiots for finding interpretations that aren't there", but I feel that's just him being humble. Why else would Tool's work be heavily oriented around Alex Grey's interpretations as well as include other things that revolve around the use of cannabis, MDMA, and LSD?

 

[hunoi]

MJK doesnt like Publicity, look at some recordings of his performances on stage, he doesn't stand in the spotlights he prefers to perform in the shadows. He has stated in a few interviews that his music isn't to be interpreted in a singular way, it's all about how the listener perceives it. My "favorite" album has to be Aenima due to the truth based behind the music, my "favorite" song would have to be from that album, so that would easily be Eulogy. I grew up listening to TOOL and Pantera Etc I remember my mom blaring Third Eye all the time. I'm sorry if I'm all over the place but I just woke up.

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