OMG! Anyone who has 10,000 days, read this !!!!!

chopper wrote: Here's something else to keep you all busy. Apparently the four individual photos of the band members on the CD cover can be used as the pieces of a kind of puzzle. This is from Tool's web site and they don't say what the puzzle is.

You know, the tracks DO sync up, but I wouldn't put it past those guys to make a joke out of it and start bs-ing crap to get the fans to try to do something that won't work....Hell I'd do it

Maynard has a great sense of humor, possibly attributed to his friendship with Bill Hicks. A gag that he tried *that Bill did first* was coming onstage and saying he lost a contact lens somewhere in the audience, making EVERYONE look down to find it. Plus, he was *for a short time* with Green Jelly *at least on Three Little Pigs)

I gotta try this! 

Here's something else to keep you all busy. Apparently the four individual photos of the band members on the CD cover can be used as the pieces of a kind of puzzle. This is from Tool's web site and they don't say what the puzzle is.

I tried it with Viginti Tres/Wings Pt. 2 layed on top of Wings Pt. 1, and the ending for both Wings parts sounds eerie layered over each other. The music and lyrics are slightly at different tempos or just off a tiny bit, and it feels like they cross and fall apart from each other, much like looking through the stereoscopic lenses. VERY weird...

-Marc.

valravennz wrote:    Quite possibly! Perhaps another ...how should I put this... publicity stunt!!!

Well, whatever it is, its working

Petary791 wrote: Now I know why these songs by themselves suck! valravennz wrote: All very interesting. But I can't help wondering why Tool would bother to separate the three tracks when they could have simply combined them in production.!!! I think the 3 tracks are mean't to be separate, period. However, there is nothing wrong in adding to the hype around a great album - cheers!  The reason why they're separated IMNSHO is because they're pretentious enough to do it.

I don't have the tool album, but now i'll have to buy it.

All very interesting. But I can't help wondering why Tool would bother to separate the three tracks when they could have simply combined them in production.!!! I think the 3 tracks are mean't to be separate, period. However, there is nothing wrong in adding to the hype around a great album - cheers! 

*goes in Audacity and starts editing*

I'll get back to you guys.

chamberry wrote: As if the reviews didn't made me want to buy the cd, now It has a big secret behind the fillers to make things better! Friday will be the day I'll buy the album. I can't control the hype of other people. It's contagious!

Ha! Don't worry. The little "synch" thing is not even close to the best part of the album. And don't be put off, it's definitely a grower. "Rosetta Stoned" for all its weirdness is a good, wellrounded track, Right in Two is good societal commentary *and good music*, and Vicarious is just plain good. Plus, I still can't calculate what the hell Jambi is in!