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bob wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2019 2:10 am i think the lyrics are a little overly dramatic (maynard, diva). its not like they've been gone for 13 years. i can give that credit though, it could be the last album with new material taking that long. its not like there using walkers or something. ok, M did have a hip replacement, dude has weak bones. On Joe Rogan he said he broke both his wrists doing his Jiu-Jitsu stuff a few or so years back. both of those things at his age is a little concerning. he should be a dairy farmer instead of making wine

liz wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2019 4:42 am Just so you know I'm feeling a little intimidated and unwelcome by your post Tyson.

liz wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2019 3:05 am I think its rather amusing that TooL fans (who often like to often pride themselves on their insightful and clever natures) think that other TooL fans are quite simply gullible fawning idiots and like to bait them with the obviously made up or ridiculous.

Kittaan wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2019 11:30 am

liz wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2019 4:42 am Just so you know I'm feeling a little intimidated and unwelcome by your post Tyson.

Ah, poor Liz! I feel your pain. I think Tysun’s behaviour (sic) is atrocious and outrageous. He continually badgers, belittles and bullies the kind and gentle denizens of FourthEye. What is to be done?!?

Bill Hilly wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2019 11:05 am

bob wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2019 2:10 am i think the lyrics are a little overly dramatic (maynard, diva). its not like they've been gone for 13 years. i can give that credit though, it could be the last album with new material taking that long. its not like there using walkers or something. ok, M did have a hip replacement, dude has weak bones. On Joe Rogan he said he broke both his wrists doing his Jiu-Jitsu stuff a few or so years back. both of those things at his age is a little concerning. he should be a dairy farmer instead of making wine

I'm really looking forward to your insightful review of the whole album, Bob. This is a joke, right?

rshforgothispw wrote: ↑Fri Jul 05, 2019 7:38 pm From reddit -

My best friend has a close relationship with Danny. Danny is close friends with my friends father and thankfully a few days ago invited my buddy and me to the studio to jam the album. I'm grateful that was invited to come Along. Danny had a personal file of the album on disc and btw was a really cool sweet dude. I was extremely nervous to hear it, I have been a huge fan since I was younger. Before playing the album the great man himself showed us the album art "which is beautiful" and told us a bit about the process that went in to making the record. Told us they had spent years making the album and had discarded about 3 albums worth of material to get the right feel and sound that they wanted. So we listened to the record and I was floored for a couple of the tracks. Desending/invincible sound fantastic and have parts that are not in the live versions that have been out. I'm excited for you guys/ladies to hear them! And there was another track that was one of the best I've ever heard from the band. A long track it was a journey man. Beautiful ambient yet brutal and heavy at the same time it blew my mind... Quite possibly the best track they have ever written. But to be completely honest and no disrespect to the band the rest of the album did not hit me quite as hard. Idk it was really samey throughout and had parts that were extremely reminiscent of other tracks from previous albums. It's like the album just sort of all blended together to the point it all sounded a little to alike for its own good. I'm not saying it was bad there were some great parts in a few other tracks but it was just missing that spark to my ears... It just got a little to much alike. Their were alot of softer and ambient parts of songs mixed in and it was really cool tho. I'm not trying to spoil the album for you and give you any more details, I also need to hear it again when it is released. It was good but I honestly felt like it could of been better. especially after all these years and the time they took to work on it. I can't sit on here and talk anymore about it and give any more details I just wanted to give a brief sort of review of the album that I heard for the first time for you guys.

hellboy wrote: ↑Mon Jul 08, 2019 3:31 am Rammstein's recent album was given a formal release date and single 6 weeks in advance. There was a partial tracklist, and the album title wasn't really confirmed until a week before.

Tool_User wrote: ↑Mon Jul 08, 2019 1:39 pm I'm still betting on further delays considering what I'm hearing and what's already been said an done so don't hold your breath for August 30th. That was never set in stone maynard said himself never believe a single word he says.

M0G wrote: ↑Mon Jul 08, 2019 12:44 pm Bah apologist drivel no reason whatsoever an official announcement has not been made. The album is not self-titled it is not called Chod it has two songs we know of so far called Descending and Invincible. Announce the fucking album title and pre-order date. The manufacturing process of packaging and CDs will be done in the next few weeks to get everything ready for world wide shipment so it hits stores on August 30th. No reason whatsoever for continued radio silence. Make the fucking announcement so we have a digital pre-order date and for fucks sake if we pre-order make Descending and Invincible available for immediate download.

Fucking LED lights and Batteries and bullshit what a fucking goddamn waste of time.

ziggy23 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 07, 2019 3:31 pm

PulsedHalo wrote: ↑Mon Jul 08, 2019 6:16 pm There is a possibility that Eat the Elephant has more screaming in it than the new Tool album.

I kid. I kid. Kinda..

hellboy wrote: ↑Mon Jul 08, 2019 6:27 pm

PulsedHalo wrote: ↑Mon Jul 08, 2019 6:16 pm There is a possibility that Eat the Elephant has more screaming in it than the new Tool album.

I kid. I kid. Kinda..

I know you're kidding, but EtE has about the same levels of "screaming" as Descending and Invincible do.