Articles related to Maynard James Keenan, singer of the bands Tool, A Perfect Circle and Puscifer.
Maynard had a nice chat with Kat Corbett from KROQ recently, and the interview is available for streaming here. I haven’t had a chance to listen yet, so let me know if it sucks. There’s also another Blood Into Wine clip available as well on Youtube: I also meant to mention that there are a few more screenings for Blood Into Wine: Nashville, TN – Mar. 17 –… Read More »KROQ interviews Maynard
Maynard features in an article on Billboard this morning where he talks about how much Puscifer costs, as well as the possibility of a DVD: Approaching the entire project more like a television performance troupe, Keenan says he hopes to release "Puscifer Season 1" later this year on DVD. I think it was pretty much inevitable that we’d see a DVD of some of these performances, and I’m looking forward… Read More »Maynard Talks Puscifer Budget, DVD (not Tool!).
In a recent interview on Metromix.com, Maynard makes a brief mention of the Live DVD. I have to ask: What’s up with A Perfect Circle and Tool? Nothing I know of at the moment. There’s always writing, we’re always doing that. But as soon as I say anything…like, I mentioned 15 years ago a possibility of filming a live Tool show, and I still get asked about that! I made… Read More »Maynard discusses Live DVD (and other stuff!)
In a recent interview with Ryan Page (one of the Blood Into Wine directors) on Movieweb.com, Maynard will be playing the part of a villain on his upcoming movie Queens of Country: Let me ask you about Queens of Country. Is that a reference to the real Nashville Queens of Country? Like Dolly and Loretta? Ryan Page: It’s a comedy. It’s not a doc. We are shooting it on May… Read More »Maynard in Queens of Country
There are quite a few Blood Into Wine reviews coming onto the net, and I expect this to increase over the next week or so. Rather than posting each review on Fourtheye, I’ve taken to linking them on the Fourtheye Twitter account. I also use twitter for other bits and pieces I decide aren’t quite worthy of their own post, so if you are a twitter user, then make sure… Read More »Quick Note Regarding Blood Into Wine Reviews
A Country & Western version of Trekka – Spaghetti Trekka can be found in the Puscifer site. It’s a live version, I imagine recorded at one of the shows from the last tour. Enjoy and thanks to Rolo on TDN for the find!
There’s a great Blood Into Wine article on RC Reader at the moment, where Maynard and the directors of Blood Into Wine all talk about how the movie was made. Very interesting read and highly recommended! Here’s and excerpt: But while there are no imminent releases from any of his bands, Keenan said he hasn’t given up music for wine. "If it’s a positive, healthy experience, then it’s always going… Read More »Blood Into Wine Article on RC Reader
A recent email from the Puscifer Mailing List recaps a whole load of information regarding the upcoming shows and Blood Into Wine screenings. Here it is in case you missed it: As Puscifer’s first East Coast tour draws near tickets for Meet & Greets and Wine Classes will become unavailable two weeks prior to each show date. The only way to guarantee admission to those events is to purchase tickets… Read More »Puscifer Meet & Greets, Blood Into Wine
The Blood Into Wine website now has a store section, where you can pre-order a copy of the DVD (released on May 4th), as well as purchase a shirt or poster. Go now with your credit card in hand! Update: I had it reported to me that the shop wasn’t adding up the shipping price properly. Â It worked fine for me, but just make sure the totals add up before… Read More »Blood Into Wine Into Cash
According to a recent Blabbermouth post, Maynard shouldn’t necessarily be blamed for the lack of Tool action: "I can’t sit still, so when those guys hesitate, it takes us so long to do stuff, and it’s like a snake eating its own tail situation, ’cause then I get distracted and I go off and do a thing, and then I get blamed for not being around to do the (TOOL)… Read More »Maynard comments on Tool recording cycle