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This is the way Tool ends, this is the way Tool ends...

Not with a bang, but a whimper...

I saw The VVitch last night. Very creepy and superbly-made flick. I've been waiting to see a horror movie like this for a long time. More psychological and genuinely disturbing than the dollar-bin crap they've been putting out for way too long. That's good to hear. I don't typically watch horror fi...

^Only because of the above (and I think it's a good cover)...

Chelsea Wolfe performs at NPR Music's Tiny Desk.

http://www.npr.org/2016/02/10/466286135 ... sk-concert

Living in Emergeny : the 2008 documentary that follows a number of doctors in Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF or Doctors Without Borders). This one's been in my queue for a while, and I'm glad I finally got around to watching it. It's both soul crushing and inspiring. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...

I do like movies, that deal with the concept of time, when done well. This indie flick is worth your time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BzYpF24LpY I do know to go to preview to post a vid link but its not working for me. That looks interesting. I'm getting a bit of a Shallow Grave vibe from it.

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Guilty pleasure for sure. Definitely looking forward to this one.

/u/BabyJengus posted about these guys in the ToolBand subreddit the other day. Good stuff:

Which Way Home . A 2009 documentary that follows several children attempting to get into the United States from Mexico and Central America, primarily by riding atop trains. I'd been meaning to check this out for a few years and finally got around to doing so. Definitely worth a watch. https://www.y...

An Honest Liar. Really great documentary about The Amazing Randi. Can't recommend it enough.

Finished watching Daredevil the other night. It was good, for a tv show. I was expecting something a bit more from it though, primarily because of how it was released. I thought for sure they'd somehow take advantage of the all-at-once release schedule and treat it more like a mini-series as opposed...

UndKeineZwEier wrote:^What did you think of that? I've seen a lot of people who love it, but it's left me and my brother kinda cold.

It's alright. I'm hoping it will work better in the context of the album, but I don't really expect much from PJH these days. She's just doing her own thing and I respect that.

^This thread is on fire!

Moral of the story: Quit bitching about how long it's taking TOOL to put out a new album. This guy waited almost 20 years to hear Aenima I wonder if this is related to the April 2015 Newsletter or just a coincidence: "EMAIL: Q: “When is the Tool App supposed to hit the Playstore? I read online...

Kittaan wrote:How many more tours / festivals before a new album drops?

Hint: don't ask Danny.

That got a genuine chuckle out of me.

The Tool tour is over! Long live Tool on tour!

Or something like that.

Omniflux - Antiquiet Session

Omniflux is Mahsa Zargaran, who appears on Puscifer's Money Shot and was on tour with them.

Here's 1 of the 4 videos from the link above:

^I'm having a difficult time remembering the last good sci-fi book I read, so I'll definitely add this to my list.

I think it may have been The Martian, although I imagine this one is quite a bit different.

Massive Attack, Tricky & 3D - Take It There https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWSt_q7M3zI From Pitchfork: http://pitchfork.com/news/63091-massive-attack-release-ritual-spirit-ep-share-video-for-take-it-there-ft-tricky/ "Last week, Massive Attack launched an iPhone app called Fantom which cont...

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That was cool. They've got a Charlatans UK vibe going on. Took me back a number of years.

Finished reading Bruce Duff's The Smell of Death a few nights ago. The book is about Bruce's experience traveling through Europe for two months as bass player for Jeff Dahl's band in 1993. It was a really entertaining read, and I definitely recommend checking it out. Here's a link for the book on Am...