Tool

[The Lonious Monk]

While I respect their choice not to put their albums on streaming media, it can be a real pain in the ass. I love Tool, but I listen to my music on iTunes almost exclusively now and not being able to add their songs to my library is a real bummer.

 

[Lexingtongue]

While I respect their choice not to put their albums on streaming media, it can be a real pain in the ass. I love Tool, but I listen to my music on iTunes almost exclusively now and not being able to add their songs to my library is a real bummer.

It's coming apparently. Their profiles appeared on platforms recently.

 

[The Lonious Monk]

It's coming apparently. Their profiles appeared on platforms recently.

Had not heard this. That would be awesome

 

[fyl2u]

[snip] with their faux angst and hair stroking and think Fk right off

I was just having a flick through "suggested videos" on YouTube of bands I'd never heard of and I came across this. It made me laugh and think of this conversation...

 

[Steak Pie]

Checking in from Florence, last night's show was spectacular as always. 46 & 2, Vicarious, Stinkfist, Parabola were all absolutely nailed. Two new songs were more 10,000 days style long burners which didnt really hit home as nobody knew the tunes. Think they will be huge tunes when they're familiar.

Bumped in Adam Jones by the Duomo in the afternoon as well, was proper starstruck.

 

[chevvies]

...which member is Durham University Alumni?

 

[__howdy__]

It's coming apparently. Their profiles appeared on platforms recently.

God I hope this is true.

 

[ODIN]

Their new song Descending is brilliant

 

[JAZZMANB]

Found this lass last night,some great vids on her channel,and got something going on ,sexy girl

 

[fyl2u]

Found this lass last night,some great vids on her channel,and got something going on ,sexy girl

There's a few of these cropped up over the last few months. "Beth Roars" was the first one iirc, then a load of other vocal coaches jumped on the bandwagon and all seemed to be reviewing the exact same performances of the exact same songs that Beth Roars had done.

 

[GingerNick]

There's a few of these cropped up over the last few months. "Beth Roars" was the first one iirc, then a load of other vocal coaches jumped on the bandwagon and all seemed to be reviewing the exact same performances of the exact same songs that Beth Roars had done.

Seen a few of hers... She got a bit wet watching miles Kennedy I suspect
Random black blokes listening to dio always make me laugh

 

[fyl2u]

I was mistaken. There was one feller in September last year that did it first. Looks like Beth Roars got in there next, and then a deluge of other ones:

vocal coach reacts to tool sober - Google-Suche

 

[JAZZMANB]

There's a few of these cropped up over the last few months. "Beth Roars" was the first one iirc, then a load of other vocal coaches jumped on the bandwagon and all seemed to be reviewing the exact same performances of the exact same songs that Beth Roars had done.

I find the her bit more interesting than the videos to be honest but a good combo never the less,she seems to have a quiet orgasm on one I watched

 

[fyl2u]

I find the her bit more interesting than the videos to be honest but a good combo never the less,she seems to have a quiet orgasm on one I watched

To be fair, that's the same reason I watch the Beth Roars ones.

 

[matt228]

I'd never heard of them until they were somehow headlining on Sunday at Download this month. Very strange choice for a rock and metal festival, not my cup of tea at all.

 

[fyl2u]

I'd never heard of them until they were somehow headlining on Sunday at Download this month. Very strange choice for a rock and metal festival, not my cup of tea at all.

They're a prog metal band.

Also, they headlined Download in 2006 too. And played the main stage at Ozzfest in 1998, 2001, 2002, and 2013.

Not to mention all the other rock and metal festivals they've played...

List of Tool concert tours - Wikipedia

What sort of festivals should they be playing in your opinion?

 

[matt228]

They're a prog metal band.

Also, they headlined Download in 2006 too. And played the main stage at Ozzfest in 1998, 2001, 2002, and 2013.

Not to mention all the other rock and metal festivals they've played...

List of Tool concert tours - Wikipedia

What sort of festivals should they be playing in your opinion?

It didn't seem like metal at all to me, like. Prog, sure, but it was almost entirely instrumental so that can't be metal. Judging by the screen effects (trippy light effects), their set was aimed at people who'd be dropping a few pills! So maybe Glasto or Benicassim?

Just listened to the track you featured and I will grant that is metal! I only saw the last 30 minutes of their set.

 

[fyl2u]

It didn't seem like metal at all to me, like. Prog, sure, but it was almost entirely instrumental so that can't be metal. Judging by the screen effects (trippy light effects), their set was aimed at people who'd be dropping a few pills! So maybe Glasto or Benicassim?

Just listened to the track you featured and I will grant that is metal! I only saw the last 30 minutes of their set.

Ah you must have missed all the heavier stuff. They do have long trippy bits interspersing the heavy stuff.

Try this. This was the first song of theirs I ever heard, way back when...

 

[mickb2112]

Seen a few of hers... She got a bit wet watching miles Kennedy I suspect
Random black blokes listening to dio always make me laugh

Ha, it`s usually Nightwish Ghost Love Score where everyone drops their jaw when Floor Jansen hits "the note" or Dio stuff.

 

[fyl2u]

Ha, it`s usually Nightwish Ghost Love Score where everyone drops their jaw when Floor Jansen hits "the note" or Dio stuff.

She's done that one too...

Which note? I just listened to the studio version of it but couldn't hear anything particularly high for a woman's range.

edit: seems she disagrees. Don't recall hearing that note in the studio version.