Maynard James Keenan: The Art of Work Pt. 2 (Tool, A Perfect Circle, Puscifer, Caduceus Cellars)
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In Episode 2 of our four-part series with Maynard James Keenan, "The Art of Work," the Tool, Puscifer and A Perfect Circle frontman leads Revolver deeper into his world of winemaking at Arizona's Caduceus Cellars. Watch Keenan walk us through the processing of his summer grape harvest and explain how his love of puzzles informs both his music and wine, helping him guide people to their own unique experiences. - เพลง
He's done the math enough to know that the pieces fit
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
No no no! He’s done the math enough to know the dangers of second guessing lol
Uuhh... referencial we are
Perfect
Ah, but, did he "connect the goddamn dots"? Do you know who that is without looking it up?!?
He should do condiments to add to his ventures. Maybe a mayonnaise/mustard hybrid type thing. He should call it Maynard
scott macleod hahahahaha
Did you make that up?
scott macleod bro you just won this whole thread. Your halo will stay in place
🏆
You’ve absolutely won the internet
4:05 He just summed up music in a single sentence. "we're trying to give you something, that's more than the sum of it's parts"... "And depending on where you are, in your life, you may hear it or may not."
that's Gestalt theory
Zlai zee Interesting! Have you tried it?
Radical Moose Limb so glad someone else caught that.
Oh I caught that.. Lol.. I hear loud and clear.
@@DubyaW111 me too!!
Only Maynard can rock a Cowboy hat with a pair of slippers 😎
It's because of his country boner
..ya might say, he's earned it!
Today's Rockstar are alot more interesting.
I find Maynard to be a fascinating dude.
"A man will find himself when he works."--Unknown
Simple and true
Karl Marx
Got money?
David Sanchez that’s an awfully long winded say that you have gay sex for money. Your pimp must love your worth ethic. I’m glad your good and giving guys the dirty sanchez
Joseph Conrad, Heart of Darkness.
Find youself in the work.
Give this book to every 16 year old boy.
I would pick grapes for this guy. No questions asked.
slave
I never said for free.
Shut your mouth slave. You said no questions asked.
Nah I’m just fn round. I’d totally do it for free.
Why would you ask questions anyway?
There are four different Maynards:
Tool: We know nothing about the Tool Maynard other than he doesn't like us
APC: He's a girly Maynard, but masculine at the same time
Puscifer: He's the Maynard every Maynard dreams to be, completely free and happy
Merkin Vinyards: The Maynard that talks to people and covers for all the other Maynards.
There are only 4 different Maynards he allows people to see....but when you read between the lines, he is an experience. Unlike most. Unfortunately I am 42 years old and still trying to find someone with even a quarter of the man Manard is. They don't seem to exist....
Kristie Finch No one will be ever be as unique and important as Maynard is to this generation.
This is amazing
Covers for all the other Maynards 😹
This is the real Maynard Music pays the bills you gotta put on a face for crowd
Love Maynards' attention to detail, it's the reason his music is so eccentric.
Tommy Boy yes, except it's not all his own music, he's just part of an ensemble in all the three acts. But obviously he's the most visible one
@@andrewlockett4569 I would say Danny and Jones are the most visible ones in Tool.
It's easy to be eccentric.
Eccentric and good is hard.
@@alekisighl7599 yeah, but without Justin Chancellor i wouldn't know that u can make amazing stuff with a Bass instrument, everyone has their place in the band
Maynard is either not human at all, or more human than any other person. Such an incredible soul. Grateful for all his amazing works.
"We work to become, not to acquire." -Elbert Hubbard
I work as a hilo driver in a warehouse and seeing Maynard drive a hilo makes me so happy lol
Work is the surest way to instill respect amongst your peers and happiness for yourself.
Noah Ludford there are many other ways, you want to say that working a job that 90% of average Americans wish they were not at is valid, then I am glad you're satisfied. Some people escape the human "race" in order to reconnect with the humanity they lost by compromising again and again, if you're truly satisfied that your work makes you whole, than consider yourself lucky.
capastick I am a proud hard working Concrete finisher/puddler and Carpenter. Either job will make you tired, sore and challenged; but satisfied with yourself. My work done correctly will last one hundred years, that's happiness to me.
Noah Ludford I owned my own electrical contracting company for twenty years, but in the last few I just couldn't find a 16 to 24 year old that , for lack of a better term....gave a shit. People like us who are proud of our work are getting harder to find. Its all about who gets it done the fastest, cheapest, and with compromised materials that barely pass code. So I severely downsized, and I'm happy now. If you're happy I applaud you as well.
capastick Yes I'm happy. Even living in Wisconsin I have built enough of a name that I work mostly year round. People who have learned to take honor and bestow honor on others for going above and beyond, truly find self respect and happiness.
Noah Ludford That reminds me of the scene in Good Will Hunting about being a brick layer. So great.
with the hardships Maynard has had to endure, it is pleasing to see him having found some peace and enjoyment. namaste.
Maynard never Disappoints. The man is a fucking BOSS!
My favorite band since 1994 has been Tool. Seeing the kind of interesting, intelligent and intellectually curious Maynard is, makes me realize why I’ve always been so drawn and so fascinated with his music.
So who was rocking you in 93?
Who else has binged everything tool over the last 2 weeks. My 10000 days cd hates me right now
I think undertow was better than 10,000 Days
@@channelofrandomfacts7152 it was definitely more raw, they all have their own little thing going on with them but I probably listen to undertow from start to finish the most
@@channelofrandomfacts7152 undertow is the most overrated Tool album (its a great album, not knocking it).
Been binging on tool since i discovered them over 10 years ago
I love how The Pot sounds like he's saying "Asshole" when he's actually saying "Ass-So"...that's some clever shit, reminds me of how eminem does it
Been listening to Maynard since middle school ....
And I've been cooking in the kitchen for a long time aswell. The Beauty and the freedom and the passion that you can experience when you get away from all the mainstream BS and you get back in touch with yourself and the Earth....
Found him in 1996. Seen 4 tours and hoping for a 5th.
Some of my favorite bands. Tool, Apc, Puscifer, and Wine.
Maynard you save so many of us, everyday.
Thank you!
The “fruit” of your labor will be determined by the “effort” exerted.
Maynard is such a cool dude. He's a real renaissance man. I'm so glad I'm living in the same time.
Im a addict in recovery.i work at a restaurant sometimes 7days a week and have no time to live anymore.every night I feel myself get close to using.tonight I am clean and happy by watching this documentary.very cool way of keeping my thoughts in check. Maynard has this life thing down perfectly.
Ty S it's all about keeping busy..just make sure you're staying busy doin something that u LOVE
@@buckfuddy489 it's funny you say that.i put my two weeks notice in at the restaurant I work at today.they wanted me to stay, and Ill miss the job and ppl I liked/respected but I'm paranoid schizophrenic for some very unfortunate experiences. this was the best and by far, easiest restaurant Ive ever worked at but Its time for me to mend my heart and soul. no one at work even knows I'm schizo but it's obvious to everyone that I'm messed up .I am very much livo g on the edge, barley holding on, and it's either .y life, or my job.
Ty S I think it's awesome that u are so willing to work.. ppl around here where I live are signing up for SSI cuz they have anxiety, yet u have something that would very easily qualify u for benefits, but u choose to work..that's awesome!! I hope whatever u choose to do In life, u are happy!! I wish u the best!!
Maynard thinks on a different level than most. Wine making is an art that requires alot of dedication and his mind races so fast that he has to constantly be doing something.
Oh and on the side, I'm arguably one of the greatest vocalists ever
Definitely arguable.
Probably not.
I think so
This is rock. You want perfect vocals listen to opera
I envy
haha when he said "Inoculate it" I instantly thought of Fear Inoculum
Yessir
4:00 It gave me goose bumps
This guy is literally successful at whatever he does. I love it.
Maynard has a great rational mindset in terms of starting up his own business but actually has the work ethic and knowledge of what is involved in having a wine plantation every step of the process. Quite a passionate guy
Such a beautiful mad man, a genius, and a legend...
man, to hear maynard to say to say where you are in your life, you may here it or may not. i respect that so much
Dude what can't you do??? It's amazing - You wear many hats Sir and you wear them ALL VERY WELL!
Maynard ,,, you never cease to impress me ,I thank you to no end xo
The album "The Thirteenth Step" helped me thru my recovery off drug addiction. I used to get high to the album and the message always hit me like a ton of bricks. I got the story behind that album.
Legend has it after this post, Sean proceeded to smoke the largest crack rock South of the Rio Grande
@@preston2345 Gay..
I was probably drunk whattya you got better
@@preston2345 legend has it he still smoking it!! 😂🤣 J.K.!!!
Does recovery off drug addiction mean relapse?
Bin that album dude.
Sir , thank you for enhancing my life for many years with your music.
It's nice to see someone who owns a vineyard and gets hands on. Maynard participates in the process instead of being the guy who only owns a vineyard to be able to have the ability to say to their other rich buddies I have a vineyard. Maynard is a really fascinating individual, a veteran, poet, musician, producer etc.
2:46 I guess we know where he drew his inspiration from for his new album.
I cannot love this enough. Beyond the artist the entrepreneur, the cultivator, the farmer.
This is very insightful !!!
A quote from Swami Vivekanada's "No knowledge comes from outside; it is all inside. What we say a man "knows" should in strict psychological language, be what he "discovers" or "unveils" ; what a man "learns" is really what he "discovers" by taking the cover off his own soul, which is a mine of infinite knowledge." Felt this resonates when listening to Maynard.
MJK is playing Stardew Valley IRL.
hahaha!
its called life
For some.
It's not for everybody.
lol
@Kpay you have no idea what snowman knows tho
I like how Maynard has grown up.
Seems like he's developed a lot of character over the years.
One of my favorite humans always teaching true artist keeps up the good work maynard and thanx for always inspiring
I have so much respect for him. He gives you a whole new perspective of life and what do with it. Do what you love. Period.
My brother lives 15 miles from Jarome. I visit at least once a year and while im in town i always go do a wine tasting, have an espresso and just enjoy that town! Its beautiful there. It really reminds me of Park City, Utah but better. Thanks for showing us your process. You are and have been a big influence in my life. Your a great human being, Thank you
Gush Warning!! Seriously I love you Maynard!! You have added more to my life than any one other individual and I would kill to taste your work. I have been spoilt living in South Australia with so many fantastic wine makers here but I am guessing you efforts would rate just as highly!! You performance of Aenema at the Theby is still the best live act I have ever seen. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! Truely yours forever Adam.
I wanna listen to him talk forever.
Very interesting indeed.
Thank you for shareing your adventure, it has been an inspiration to me.
Not that anyone cares but I've been fermenting Kombucha for a few years now, and I've noticed the wine attributes flavors, layers and depths in some of my batches.
Some batches are more like wine coolers. It's a good Ooooops though.
You have helped me bridge some fundamental questions and ideas.
I must watch more !!
And Safe Passages to full potential of success with your vineyard.
Much Love and Respects
How can something so Divine have graced my life on so many levels for so many years. Whomever the Gods may be that said "Let there be a James Keenan" I thank you!
Only 87 dislikes. Lots of respect going out to Maynard and everything hes attached to!
I have red shoes.
@@antcawdorsweet
Maynard, truly a motivated and creative soul.
For being such a mysterious shadowy figure on stage lately with Tool, he sure is a open guy in real life, giving all a chance to see his life, seems like a real cool guy that is just an act when performing music. So glad he's a real worker adding to society rather then just taking like some of his peers in the music and movie scene do. He adds so much other then just music, henceforth displaying his many geniuses. Way to go James 👍
Nicholas Oliveira Yeah, but I'm not sure he'd be too happy you calling him James though, since his moniker is Maynard. Besides, it's a slippery slope from that to Jimmy, and then I'm afraid we will have to call the police.
Just to say, Tool has inspired my mind for 25 years. Thank you
mad respect for him to commit so much time and energy into all of this hard work even though hes probably well off enough to just plant his butt in a chair and live a life of leisure. i gripe and moan when its time to mow my lawn or paint the house, no way in hell would you get me out in the elements all day working a vineyard!
2:34 Fear Innoculum foreshadowing!
watching this makes me realize that Maynard n i see alot of life eye to eye. very humbling it is. i want to meet him grow life, people, food, and medicine with this special soul.
Big respect for Maynard. This process is just badass.
Mr. Keenan. I listened to you on Joe Rogans podcast. I truly admire your work ethic. It’s right there with my own.
Suuuuuure it is
Be well and Do good work Tom 🙂
Fuck Joe Rogan.
And the zombies who listen to him, fuck them too.
My man! ♡ \m/ the new APC album has re-awakened me. Chills. Flowing natural dopamine.
Jackie Kovach dude that album is incredible
It’s so great to see a juggernaut of an artist move into his later years and settle into true passion and growth.
Maynard is obviously not in a million miles comparable to typical celebrities and artists and rock stars etc but to see how he has mastered his mind and body as mid life has past is something to truly envy and aspire to.
A huge amount of hard work put into this. Amazing.
Brian poured me a glass of wine after selecting a specific one for me to try...which was the day before covid shutdowns arrived in the Verde Valley mid-March of 2020....
I cannot even come close to expressing how truly special that experience was: I was the only one in Caduceus' tasting room, and was the only person to have a tasting that day!
Can't wait to go tomorrow
@@ernestov.cordova5146 Wish I could join you!!! Enjoy the experience!
@@sal_sama3296 Wonderful discovery.
(I saw Tool back in the 90s.....!...they're officially timeless.)
@@sal_sama3296 Well, thank you for electing to disclose what you are currently battling with; you sound like you are discovering a more powerful direction for yourself....which is amazing. Seems we all battle with something....oftentimes I wonder if it isn't ourselves that we are betraying the most with some of the battles we find ourselves immersed in.
But, how else can we become wiser without getting a little broken, taking on a few battles (even a few stupid/selfish ones) and becoming more humbled in power instead of becoming an entitled victim of life....? Keep immersing in the music...keep respecting yourself enough to stay peaceful within (even when things aren't everywhere else). Thank you again for sharing and stay well, fellow music lover. xx
Man, I would love to experience something so organic and real in a world full of artificial.
MadCircle01 It takes money. It's not that simple
You can start small with your own tomato plant. Get your hands in the soil and you will feel so grounded.
I do! I have a small garden in the back of my house. I love it.
Just go buy a bottle of wine.
#nikeslogan
His voice gives me goosebumps , 💕
what an amazing human being, I didn'nt realise there was so much more to maynard
100% Artist.
Going Sunday! I cant wait. This man is such a deep soul anything coming from his creation has never let me down, so it'll just be a further exploration of his being for me. #SundayFunday♡
The design of the wine 🍷 such beautiful art to taste 🖤
I'm loving the Puscifer drops in these videos
"Those are our ducks."
Nice! :{J
Innoculate 🤔 in 2019
I hear it loud and clear Maynard...thank you so much for your wisdom.. Love and Peace to you and yours! ♥️♥️♥️
After watching several interviews with Keenan, I notice that his gestures are a bit affected by the army. No surprise, just an observation. Keenan is such a complex dude. A true inspiration.
Mitico 🤘😈🤘p.s Prosecco d Valdobbiadene.
Maynard is a genius
Slotta Von p how long did it take you to realize that?
Maynard has so much to teach all of us who are listening. What a great series! What a great view of all of the wonders within this life to enjoy! Thank you Maynard!
I could not have asked for a better few videos. I thank you for this sir. In my opinion you are the epitome of the dream this country is to inspire!!
He'd better watch out for gigantic snails.
Nice nod
gotcha...the pot.
😂😂😂
💀💀
Kevin Ivey excellent!
1st Cav! Very nice.
I admire the drive and enthusiasm he has in his work; makes me inspired to be more productive in my art and lifestyle!
This is great to see you putting in all this hard work for your desired yield. Fine food, drink, and expression of one self in a creative medium is life.
My respects man, I was just blown away..he must not sleep,
When I camped all over Arizona I made a stop at the Arizona Stronghold Tasting room and enjoyed some of the most unique tasting wine I have ever had. Maynards wine was still in circ there. I spoke with a Wells Blanchard. I still have his card. I am not an expert, I am however italian and my family enjoyed cheese making many years ago. It is amazing how connected one feels when they experience these impassioned edibles, and relate to our perception of the past. I believe what I drank no longer exists on the websites for Mirkin/Cadueus, and likely was a temporary grape or something wasn't sustainable in the particular variety. Nature is the boss. But it was named after a native chief i believe. Not 100%. WIsh i remembered. Circa 2013 or a few before. The names I remember (only via reference to the archive online) Nagual De La Naga, Anubis, Malbec, Chupacabra, Sancha. The wine I am searching for, was very similar to a Barolo (again i'm not expert), but had an immensely musky everything (like you could taste the sediment rocks) it was amazing. Honestly never had my taste buds move like that.
Joe Janedoe Nec Spe Nec Metu, thanks
Joe Janedoe Oppertunities? Consider that a minor Poke/Bite/Swing taken. Let me know. I'm all ears and heart.
Joe Janedoe Maybe. Or Maybe not. I don't have answers only actions.
Joe Janedoe Ah yes. I see. Hence the recent change. Its working. Thank you.
Joe Janedoe duck it!
This is awsome to watch.
He inoculated it!!
He reminds me of Robert California from The Office.
Transfiguration the fucking lizard king!
Brian Sullivan, the tasting room manager, sounds like Jeff Goldblum.
Whoa.
I CANT UNHEAR THAT NOW😆😆😆
Respect for this guy
Enjoyed this. Fascinating to see the process.
I have an unopened bottle of 2005 Nagual Del Sensei Cadeuces wine that’s autographed by Maynard. I will never open it 🍷🍇
JessicaMarie is it you and your friend in the movie “blood into wine” after he signed the bottle? It looks just like your prof pic
Kevin wheeler No, that wasn’t me. However, I think I spotted myself standing in line outside wearing blue scrubs lol. I looked totally different back then.
So you will waste his work.
Nice.
Way to miss a point.
antcawdor I’m preserving his work, but thanks for your opinion ☺️
@@JessicaVonTeese No, you are gleaning. You are preserving your trophy.
This is so interesting. I’ve been listening to your music again lately. Very nostalgic of tool from high school. I’m glad you’re still rocking. Never thought I’d see you so open, you were so veiled in concert. My dad said he met you at the snow creek in Red Lodge Montana. He had no idea who tool was. I always wondered if that really happened.
You make wine huh? Is it pesticide free? Gross how all our food and drink has endocrine disrupters in it
No wonder I started bleeding at the age of 9.
"More than the sum of the parts", I love it.
Thank you for making this series
I'd buy a bottle of Cadeuces wine just on the off chance that Maynard's hand sweat might have touched the bottle🤷🏻♀️
Do it, no regrets! Caduceus wine is an experience you cant buy at the local liquor store
Hey Maynard, u guys hiring? I'm willing to relocate lol seriously tho. I got mad forklift skills lol
I have mad wine drinking skills!!!
(Half serious...was gonna make it my career at one point)
Tool is the greatest band to ever step on stage and Maynard is a real inspiration and amazing human bieng. Also love winerys. This place is on my vacation list fasho. I wanna listen to the humbling river while wine tasting at his winery. So dope.
You are SO MUCH FUN... can barely take it. All my love... message well received.
Could you imagine spending a day with mjk and picking his brain
So Is this wine any good ? Debating on if it’s worth ordering a couple cases
Samuel Galdieri its very good.
I love this man!!!
Imagine, all that talent on just one person. Incredible.