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Kai:
Dammit! I just moved from Denver a year ago. Why don't I ever hear about these things?
EDIT: I'm reminded of some band I heard on "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me" or some other NPR program that involves Michael Feldman or whatever his name is, and couldn't remember the name. This may or may not be it, so.
sp2:
I just want to know why any self-respecting individual would leave Denver.
MOUNTAINS.
undertone:
--- Quote from: ReverandMaynard ---My 2 favorite Tool songs are "46 & two" off their and ÆNIMA album, and "No Quarter" off Salival.
But I would like to agree that Tool fans tend to be self-riteous pretentious little pricks. That, and I really don't like some of the anti-christian lyrics in Tool (or APC, for that matter) although I still listen to some that I don't find offensive.
--- End quote ---
ive listened to a little tool, and yeah i like some of their stuff, but i havent heard enough to say that im a big fan or anything. im just wondering, is the No Quarter you mentioned a cover of the led zeppelin song, or their own song that happened to have the same name. just wondering because i swear i heard them do a cover of that song.... but maybe im just crazy.
elcapitan:
I like Tool, and resent being labelled a musical insophisticate because of that.
Seriously guys, please get off your high horse. If nothing else, respect them as an gateway to the no-doubt-superior forms of metal that some of you are into. (Kids who listen to Tool are more likely to like metal than kids who listen to Good Charlotte.)
The one thing I will agree with is an aversion to the more rabid Tool fans. (I mentioned in a thread a while ago the problems I have with these people.) But even so...
BTW, yes, Tool did cover Led Zeppelin's No Quarter.
Addius:
I can enjoy Tool to a point but I almost always feel that something is lacking. I hardly ever engage in discussions with wannabes or knowitalls though, it feels rather pointless.. which in turn is the reason why I had no idea there's Tool fanatics around.
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