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- I put together all TOOL-related segments of Maynard James Keenan's last appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience. Do watch the whole interview, MJK e JR discussed interesting topics and some of them might be present in the new album, including wine :) But if you just want TOOL news, here it is!
Timestamps:
00:00 TOOL is now on streaming!
02:30 Why wasn't TOOL in streaming before?
04:12 New TOOL album name
06:00 Conflict between TOOL members
06:56 Conclusion
Tool took more time between albums than The Beatles were a band.
jesuschrist...this really puts shit into perspective! damnit, man...
@jaco5187
Yeah the Beatles were together for about 13 or 14 years if you count the earliest days that John Paul and George were making music so it really was about the same amount of time Tool took to write and record Fear Inoculum. Really puts it in perspective and makes you appreciate both bands catalogs in different ways. Two of my all time favorite bands..
yep, and way more tallent... just my opinion
Yeah but it was worth it.
He must have been SOOOO HIGH HE MUST HAVE BEEN SOOOOOO HIIIIIGH HE MUST HAVE BEEN
Just saw Tool live for the first time a week ago. Holy fucking shit. Absolutely something everyone must do before you die. What an intense experience
Especially on two of of lsd. Life changing
I just saw them in January, my sixth time, but I hadn't seen them in like 15 years. They were just as good as they were the first time I saw them in 1998.
Yes I would love to see them live some day On Shrooms And Acid!
Just saw them today, couldn’t agree more
Seen them once. Next time I’m bringing some acid
"I'm just so glad we finished this record." As a fan, it's so cool to hear him say that.
But thumbs down to Joe for immediately changing the subject to food and then ending the show 1 minute later. He’s become a horrible interviewer.
No one like it
Just think Fear Inoculum, if Fear The Incoculation ( Shot) Covid-19! Then Covid-19 hit the world.
@@NicolaHoffman15 i thought it had great moments , was great. very spiritual instrumental moments
@@svono_svono_music the comment, it had 666 likes if I remember right
The fact they only put out their albums when they believe they are perfect is the reason that every album is a masterpiece...
Perfect enough. Like they say, a painter is never finished there just reaches a certain point were it is good enough.
Fear innoculum was and is NOT at all perfect... it is at best a collection of Lateralus b-sides
Very often when an artist is nearing completion of a significant work be it painting, sculpture, album, etc. they are technically never finished they just end up picking a moment to stop working on it. Nothing is every perfect and a person can spend their entire life improving something but eventually you have to say it is good enough. With music bands often try to avoid repeating previous songs and in rvase of Tool, they have had so much success that they didn't have to create a radio friendly single to promote the album. Their fanbase was strong enough they were not constrained to make a 3 minute song.
@@LJTEAM0723 literally hear no connection except for the intro of the title track to the grudge and the bassline for schism sounds like the intro to pneuma...
@@LJTEAM0723perfect for whom tho? Isnt it all subjective? In the end it can still be perfect for manyard and tool and many other people but it can still suck for you
As a huge tool fan, seeing TOOL on spotify was a feeling I'll never be able to re-create.
CONSOOOOOOOOOMEEE 🤡🤡💰💰
It was a pretty crazy moment that’s for sure
I felt the same when they finally got on TH-cam at the same time. LOL
It's funny because it's really easy to add any music you want to Spotify if you have premium
@@henrywalton5967 not the same.
It's funny because it's easy to get the songs from any other source too. Tool releasing it themselves is different than everyone ripping it and putting it out there.
JR: “You fucked up, you made an awesome band, you got some radical fans..”
Yep, all this in a nutshell..
.......oookkkkk..............
Fear Inoculum did not disappoint!!!! True masters of their crafts!!!!!!
I was overlooking it at 1st when 1st got and listened to the album. My 1st thoughts was its kinda slow and not much going on. The more I listened, the more I heard and it’s like it all was brand new after completely repeating it. They sound better the more you listen. I really wasn’t that pissed I waited 14 years lol. Its clearly a masterpiece
An Opus!
It's boring af.
It's alright, but after 14 yrs they could've made an album better than 10,000 days! it's a step down from their last 3 albums!
Agreed, and I get a little sour when hardcore Tool fans don't love it. It's everything you could ever want from them after a 13 year wait
hearing him actually say he FEELS for their fans is.... more than I've ever heard him say about Tool fans lol
With seeing how he runs Puscifer, I can see how Tool would be frustrating for him. He doesnt seem like a dude who likes to him and haw about things. Obviously Tool is excellent, and requires that grueling process to get to where it's at (they've never had a bad album/song) but holy shit it must be tiresome for someone like MJK who has his hands full successfully doing multiple things at once.
He FEELS like he needs to make contact fans again because he feels like making the most mo eye possible
No shit 😂
@@ibelieveyourlies1984 again? That guy has been in the back corner for 10 years. Lucky if he faces the crowd 😂
Maynard has made multiple statements he could care less about his fans. As a fan, I understand and could care less. Just keep making music....
MJK: “I going to drop the album name. Fear….”
Joe Rogan: ‘of the black planet.’
MJK: “Yeah, a couple of white guys putting out an album called Fear of the Black Planet will go over real well.” 😂
Awesome record as well! Porcupine Tree is at Tool level as well. One of the hardest decisions that a drummer can do is to choose between Danny or Gavin
@@maurobilotti Your thinking of Fear of a BLANK Planet. Fear of a Black Planet is an album by Public Enemy
@@maurobilotti talking bout Gavin.. King Crimson, say no more :)
And did he say "cowboy cerrone would buy the first copy"??😂
Love PE
I love Maynard...so incredibly cerebral...as are Danny, Justin & Adam. But it’s Maynard’s sarcasm that is so enjoyable.
I know! He's fucking hilarious. Maynard got into West Point if that says anything. 🧠
His wine is pretty damn good as well... A little wine with a little TOOL. Nice choice.
I know I love it darling don't u? Fucking hysterical
Maynard Yes is a Totally Smart Man
I enjoy dannys pure joy the best
Maynard is a genius. He's probably the biggest troll in heavy metal.
EDIT: why are there so many people saying Tool isn't metal?
Serj Tankian is second 🤣🤣
they aren’t considered heavy metal
@@midnitespecialist4872 They're prog metal/alternative metal
You ever heard of Spinal Tap..?
@@davidnissim589 Yup!
Been a tool fan since the old days. This is literally the first time I've seen this guy's face.
There are people who have seen them live 50 times and really havent seen his face either! haha
It's weird. I know exactly what Danny Carey looks like. I could spot him in a crowd.
Than you're not much of a fan 😄
me too I like the Proto Tool box its far more durable than the Craftsman..hell it packs a punch even after falling from 10 feet
..I am also a fan of the Band Tool :)
I used to see him a lot when I hung out in Jerome AZ.
Tool is one of those bands that I'll forever be grateful that I stumbled across them randomly, the music videos alone are legendary.
When I started drums and got into metal in 1993 and saw the Sober video, I would become a Tool fan from then on. I'm 40 now and this band has withstood the test of time. Maynard is a genius.
That song is what got me, too. Incredible.
Joe: You're like Garth Brooks.
Maynard:
Maynard: "I'm a tweaker."
Everyone 😅
bit of a dad moment
I clapped
Nah he tweakin
Those damned blue-collar tweakers.
It’s amazing that a band that can’t work in the same room with each other can turn out such incredible music. I hope they get along with each other better when they aren’t creating.
@Michael Jurek can’t stand each other is probably not the correct way to say it but they don’t work together because they butt heads to badly. Danny, Justin, and Adam write and record all of the instrumental parts then send it to MJK for him to add vocals to. From what I have heard in interviews the band tends to change/tweak things constantly until they feel like it’s perfect and that forced Maynard to have to start over or rethink/redo the vocals. So now he tells them just send it to me when it’s finished.
"Now. I love my brothers, so I'm gonna have to take the fifth on that one."
They get along. They just butt heads from time to time, like any other group of friends.
I think it’s Maynard and Adam that are just ever so slightly indifferent towards one another.
@@marktheisen1 that just sounds like a creative process, and it works.
Sounds like the work of a shitty manager.. (wife) hmmmmm... jk lol, it's #notmysoginy
Nearly certain Maynard’s shirt is a copy of what was drawn by the little girl (who’d been in a WWII Nazi Concentration Camp) when she was asked to draw “home”. That is powerful.
WWII Nazi GERMANY Concentration Camp.
@@stevemuzak8526 I almost typed “Nazi Germany” but it felt a bit of a slight to the polish and the little girl. So simply typing “Nazi” and slighting them felt far better.
@@stevemuzak8526 Oh I thought it was nazi Zambia there for a while.
I went and looked at the picture the girl drew and it showed her looking back at the camera with the eyes of a soldier that has seen heavy combat. It was very sad to see that stare on the face of a little girl. It seems like she was drawing the coils of barbed wire.
@@FuckGoogle2 Thank you for the laugh and causing me to nearly spit out my drink…thats alcohol abuse in these parts. Lol!
I don't why Joe's gotta make fun of Maynard's helicopter farm. He's been raising them since they were barely propellers.
Helicopter fans..
Seen Tool in 2002 with Meshuggah and Maynard faced the drummer the whole concert. And never turned to the crowd one time! Great show!
1st time at a TOOL show?
Or in the back of the stage and only a silhouette.
Saw them the same year in Manchvegas and he never turned around!
Manchester NH
Saw them at the Mid-South Coliseum in Memphis in '98. Never once was I worried about seeing what he looks like. I was kicked out for; "Too much crowd-surfing" security said. True story. But I'm not the insufferable fan who MJK BJJ down on stage, straddled and finished out the song without so much as skipping a beat. Oh! The song was Pushit.
Still no Salival but happy this happened back in 2019. It's crazy to think we're coming up on 2 years since this happened.
That’s true. That version of Push It on there is epic! I used to have that VHS box set.
What??
@@davidvied2507 Bish better correct to 20 years...
I thought you said salvia and I was like....I'll mail you some. My bad haha.
I still have my copy of Salival, it's awesome
Been a Tool follower since '92 and Salival. So what if they take forever to drop an album-- it will be worth the wait. So much craft and technique inside, they never disappoint. Proud to claim membership in the Tool Army.
Follower 😂.
The whole room would positively REEK of dome polish
Lol
No it wouldn’t lmao. Bald heads are naturally shiny lol.
What’s dome polish?
@@MrTangent Aw hell no
Bald heads dude
Side note/fun fact, Porcupine Tree release an album called "Fear of a Blank Planet".
I don't know Maynard, so I can't say whether I like him or not, but I do absolutely love the fact that he stays out of the limelight on stage not only because he feels uncomfortable on stage (I believe I remember hearing something about that), but also because he feels that the instrumentation deserves just as much, if not even more, attention as the lyrical content/vocals. To me, that speaks volumes about his character. I love music, all kinds of music, but if I were only able to choose one band's catalog to listen to for the rest of my life, it would be Tool. I've been listening to them for over twenty years now, and their music's meaning (what it means/says to me) evolves as I get older. I will gladly wait another decade for the next album.
Screw that ! They have been locked down during CV too. They better have been at work! Lol
The instrumentation on Tool records is always huge (at least since Aenima) and IMHO his voice nearly has any space...
Luckily we have his side-projects Puscifer and A Perfect Circle.
Whole lotta thing 😌
I suggest checking them out
What a voice though. I'd put him right up there with the best of them
I saw him when he was a Front Man and stood on the stage in the front in the middle and sang. He then got hit one too many times from some idiot throwing things at him, so he started standing behind Adam and Justin. Once in awhile, he gets behind Danny.
So no more "Front" man, he is now the "behind the band" man!
Still love Tool though! Incredible!
Every time he's asked about his position on stage, he gives a different reason
Isn't it weird they released an album called Fear Inoculum a few months before covid happened?! That's trippy
Or Lateralus right before 9/11
@@gmac2558 they need to stop releasing albums
@@jeremycase3047 lmao
@@jeremycase3047we can handle one more
@@gmac2558 Yeah Faaip de Oiad being the closer of that album is particularly eerie in conjunction with what happened in the following months/years
This album managed to live up to expectations, which is astounding.
Maynard is so intelligent, humble and hilarious.
"You mean like Spotify, that kind of DEAL!?"
Oh Joe...
Sarcasm bro, it’s a bitch ain’t it!
saw him 4 days ago in cologne. really awesome tool concert im still in awe they really kidnapped my soul during the performances
Never much been a fanboy of anyone - but I absolutely love Maynard and all of his work, all 3 bands and the people involved 😭
I've probably watched this particular video maybe a dozen times. Every time, I am comforted in the knowledge that I thoroughly enjoy the positive energy that you guys put out into the universe.
Maynard was definitely checking his likes lmao the way he said it too so funny!
Has anyone besides me had their minds blown regarding the fact that Fear Innoculum was released before covid?
the entire album is filled with Alchemy for a reason
BLESS THIS IMMUNITY
There are no coincidences here
Yeah listening to F.I. pre covid had a different vibe then it does today. Kinda crazy.
i think about that probably once a week. inoculate ... i mean jesus christ lol
It's no coincidence that this podcast was posted on my birthday 4 years ago. I don't think there will ever be a mind so powerful as Mr Keenan
I started listening to Tool around 5 or so years ago, the first song I heard was Stinkfist, someone used it in an Eve Online PvP video and I thought it was really good. Gradually I started listening to other of their songs like Third Eye. Then I found Lateralus and it totally changed the way I thought about music, not just rock or metal. It was a truly amazing experience to be blown away by the sheer possibilities and the power of music. I'm in love with music, and I love great albums, I love Random Access Memories, Reflektor, Igor, Currents. I love great music but absolutely nothing compares to Tool.
My first song was the pot
This man Maynard is just the definition of the word chill. I would pay money just to here him read from a high school history book.
That’s extremely specific.
@@nap152003 yes. High school history book are boring.
25 years ago that statement would be unfathomable
@@Neil-ym2zo exactly lmao
Four score and up your ASS 😂😂😂
Love Tool!!!! Danny carey Maynard all you rock!!! Seem you live once and i missed you guys in November 2023 in Edmonton. 😢
Fear Innoculum... kind of a wild title... Tool on point once again...
Yeah I looked up why Innoculum meant the other day and I was like o okay. Makes sense lol.
One of those bands that makes you google what the album title word is
Visualize folding TOOL on FI Album, right between the o's, makes it a lil more pointy
Tool saved me from a early death from drug abuse 3 yrs of agony they kept me going thank.you for the spiritual awakening !
I'm glad you're still around friend.
Seen TOOL on the Lollapalooza '93 tour/Undertow album. Was listening to them before that on college radio.....most excellent
"This is a love song about watersports" starts playing Prison Sex. I saw them that year as well.
I dont know who needs to hear this but Rogan needs to have Danny on the show!
Agreed. I love to hear from ANY of the other members
This is the podcast that got me into TOOL, been a metal fan since early teens and even had their entire discography on my iPod (back when you gave your iPod to a mate to chuck all his music on) but never listened to them and don’t know really know why, I listened to this episode and thought I’d check out the title track of their upcoming album and just played it on repeat and have become a huge fan of all their work through the years. To me a lot of bands lack substance in their music but TOOL have a really interesting way of making what would be a seemingly straight forward or “boring” riff/section and giving it a life of its own. I dunno, just my opinion 😅
Welcome to the Tool family brother
Im glad they let their music go up on TH-cam and Spotify.
Joe Rogan kind of AVOIDED asking about the record or the band. I was like...what the hell man, you had one job.
He did that on purpose. What do you think everyone was asking Maynard about 24/7 for the past decade. He wanted to give him a break and ask him about his life instead.
@@DaEvilShaman i understand the will to bring some other subjects to the conversation, but come on...he was announcing a NEW TOOL ALBUM (something that, needless to say, happens once in a lifetime) And he didn't make a single question about it. It was not respect, it was negligence as an interviewer.
@@agraciotti I agree he could've asked a bit more about the new album but seeing as though every other interview Maynard is in where he's asked about his music he immediately becomes bored and tries to change the subject, I'm not surprised.
Dude this is nothing...
Billy The Smashing Pumpkins guy got such an easy ride...
Joe goes soft on his Bald brothers
I'm pretty certain that Maynard and Joe have topics that are pre-agreed to ahead of time. The kinds of questions us Tools fans demand answers for are probably the ones Maynard says, "no you can't ask that".
4:33 I nearly pissed myself laughing when Joe said that album was gonna be titled "Fear of a Black Planet."
So happy they did this. I kinda forgot about the digital gap. Having purchased every album (CD) of theirs at least once each I now listen to them more than I ever did via online streaming. Most of my work mix that streams all day consist of Tool. Tool Rocks.
Lol, I remember this. Having full access to Tool on Spotify was a game changer. Just constant Tool all day every day. Yes please!
TOOL !! my band i love since 89 .
Unless you meant youre a fan of Maynard and his artistery since 1989, *Tool didn't form until 1990.*
I remember seeing this live, ah, pre-lockdown/mask days!
I love how new Spotify was to them because of all the years against putting there music out there on the internet , love MJK and Tool
going everyday on a ride on my e bike lisening to tool on my phone enjoying every minute ,thank you meynard and danny and the rest you make my day every single day ......
Love Maynard’s sarcasm and his humor
I'm going to see TOOL in 4 days. They're one of the few bands that will never get old. Also one of the only concerts I will go see. I am selective of who and what I give my time and money to.
Yeah, only been waiting for Tool to finally embrace MySpace and join the civilized world. 🥳
I hear they're really big on AOL
@@jasonouellette2436 ha! Maynard loves those new chat rooms.
Civilised? Social media is pure horse shit.
Jehovah's Witness
In just the 1st minute, Maynard told 4 jokes and all of them went over Joe's head.
One of the best live sounding bands I've ever heard. I still think they were just playing along with the recording, that's how clean and crisp the sounds was. Plus all I could see of Maynard during the whole show was his silhouette because he was standing at the back of the stage by the drummer. So I'm not even sure it was him.
Wow May Ur so debonair and humble 4 The Most Infamous man in the world. I'm just finding out true humility 4 Myself from admiring him from afar 4 the past 12 or so yrs. Since I heard his voice in Ilion NY with Street man . My first favorite song from Perfect Circle the Noose.
I laughed at this when it came out I'm laughing again years later, thanks dudes.
I am an insufferable Tool fan and I demand that Tool put out another album within the next year.
Maynard got covid twice last year and is currently suffering major organ damage. I doubt it's gonna happen
@@danieldonahue5572 Currently? Lol where did you got these news from he said he's all good months ago!
@@danieldonahue5572 he’s touring:)
“I am an insufferable Tool fan”
So what makes you any different from every other Tool fan?
Yeah, that's your first mistake. You don't "demand" shit from those guys lol...
I now want live Tool recordings on BetaMax/LaserDisc
"Fear of a black planet" was a great album by Garth Brooks! Loved it! 😆
Best band ever, best albums, best singles, best off shoot bands, best videos, deepest motherfuckers, best infusion of personality/reality/and the cosmos in all their music
@@DoesntMatter123a yes
@@DoesntMatter123a yes to any n all mmm maybe Robert Johnson but even still TooL
@@DoesntMatter123a TOOL! Lol
would be so great that you guys stream live everytime you are making music. i can imagine thousands of people watching you guys and the process on making great music
Imagine being Joe's daughter, flying around and eating good food with famous people who she prolly doesnt even know who they are
46 and 2 has been my ring tone since it came out... Thank you Tool!
4:31, almost identical to the Porcupine Tree album (looks like neither of them is familiar to it), and Maynard joke after is just genius!!!
Sometimes being a Tool fan is like being in an abusive relationship. You can spill your guts about how much you love them and it feels like they hate you. I’ve had to separate the people from the art because of this, but it’s nice to hear he can say nice thing’s about us sometimes.
This guy have an intelligence that is surpassing many of us. A true artist, voice as instrument and beautiful poetry
5:48
*_EXTREMELY RARE MOMENT OF MAYNARD JAMES KEENAN ACTUALLY LAUGHING_*
… at himself. Lmao
I thought the exact same thing when I seen it!!
im a late tool bloomer but damn dude i love them soooo mcuh
For all his intellect, Maynard cannot comprehend faith. His reaction to his mother's death is that of a hurt child shaking his fist at the sky. Hopefully he has, or will, learn to transcend that, and mature into acceptance. Rock on Maynard. The world loves you.
Dude, you haven't heard the whole story on his mum, did you?
He was going through a process over the years.
Listen and you'll see.
Besides, I second the question above my comment:
Does having faith have anything to do with intelligence? I think not.
@@richtigersoan yes, I'm aware of the story. His mother was a woman of faith. He should respect that, even if he doesn't understand it.
@@OGMann it's not only about her but also about his ways of dealing with that situation... As mentioned he was going through a process🤔I believe (maybe I'm wrong) that this process is the message he's trying to bring along over the years
I see where you're coming from but if you knew the WHOLE story, I feel like Maynard's perspective on his mother's death most definitely HAS changed and matured over the years. The guy wrote this angry, aggressive, cynical, sort of anti-religious, anti-God song "Judith" in a perfect circle. Full of bitterness and full of vitriol. Towards what he saw as his mother's blind faith, and towards God himself, maybe...
Okay well eventually after she died, and he had his personal experience with you know, processing her death and what it MEANS, to her, what it means to him, etc .. he wrote the epic, two part masterpiece "wings for Marie/10,000 days" with Tool...
if you listen to that piece, he is NOT shaking his fist at the sky, mad at God. I think he sees what a waste of time that is. Instead he's telling his mother goodbye, and inviting her to come HOME.... (as in heaven, with God)
"Fetch me the spirit, the son, and the father. Tell them their pillar of faith has ascended. It's time now, my time now. GIVE ME MY WINGS..."
it's one of the most poignant and moving pieces of music I've ever heard, as a tribute to someone you love who you've lost. I feel like with Maynard, yeah maybe some of that bitterness will ALWAYS be there, about his mom, and faith, and such...but I feel like after her death he grew to RESPECT her faith, maybe even be inspired by it...
I can see the sort of evolving, the progression of his spirituality in music. Anger, bitterness, denial, feeling numb, empty. Eventually sort of a strained acceptance, even PEACE, with the whole thing about his mother. For me it's always been very personal and very inspirational. As a longtime fan of all of his projects, as well as myself being a person who has experienced alot of grief and death, Maynard's journey mirrored my own. In some ways, me seeing his growth helped ME to grow..
It wasn't just her death but her life. Maynard comprehends faith but had difficulty understanding why someone who was so faithful to the religious order who blamed herself for her paralysis. Claimed it was a physical manifestation of her sins. and even after being turned away and abandoned by her church. She continued to praise the Lord despite the actions by the church taken towards her and all of her health problems that he saw as the lord allowed her to suffer she still praised his name. It was more of a testament to his mother's unwavering faith. But you can't judge someone for what they believe. If you were born in india you would be Hindu. If you were muslim muhammad would be the one you praise and if you were maynard then if would be your mother..
Pneuma is a top tier song, glad they finally gave us this!
Fear Inoculum did not disappoint! Put me right to sleep for nights on end!
I was into tool when they first came along but I also really dig a perfect circle. Maynard is a genius
The absolute irony of releasing an album called "fear inoculum" just prior to covid....
I doubt it's irony, more like a pre-confession thumb in the eye type thing, LOL
It goes to show how amazing he is, not one dislike on this interview. Tool helped me through hard times when I was deployed & even picked up guitar because of them. Amazing to see live and just so grateful to have their beautiful building progressions and intricate music in my life!
is this sarcasm? youtube has disabled the dislike count for all videos.
Omg I have never seen him in an interview on my mainstream
Dinner with the miss and Maynard and his family sounds good to me.
I still play CDs.
so, how’s the wine business ?
My wife was a student of Maynard father & his step mom. She says he looks like his dad.
I started listening to tool 6 years ago on Amazon music thankyou tool
Lol...you fuct up, and made a bad ass band...love these 2
Such Epic advice at the end. It could really change Humanity's future.
Maynard said pacifically 🤣🤣
It's awesome.
John Tesh
I remember this podcast like it was yesterday. I immediately downloaded all of their albums.
Today is the 2nd anniversary of this....they should make it an official world holiday whereby every radio station on the planet is only allowed to play Tool for 24 hours straight every June 30.
I thought it was released in Aug… Just checked and it was Aug 30th of 19.
Them releasing on all major platforms was a life changing experience for me
Oh yeah Joe knows all about Spotify Maynard!
Fear Inoculum was the best 40th birthday present a man could get.
Only thing better would be for Failure to reunite and play live at your birthday party
Time to get Maynard back on
Ya
"Fear Inoculum" was amazing...... pound to pound even better than "10 000 Days" in my opinion(a lot of "extra fat" on that album)
I think I already said it but I'm watching this video again. I was at the concert in 2019 when they announced the release of this album. I saw them on my birthday on the Fear Inoculum tour and just went and saw a band from the '90s that is Failure and watched the 30-minute documentary with Maynard in it. I could literally touch the stage while they were singing The Nurse who Loved Me! I missed Puscifer last week, but I will catch them next time! I love Maynard and Tool...thank you for your music! I love his humor as I watch his interviews!
Joe literally has the best life.
Just listened to The Pot a couple of more times and watched some reaction videos and then somehow Joe Rogan and Mr. Maynard popped up. I have never seen him to know what he looks like or had even heard of him before, but next time I look up the definition of Super Cool Dude in Webster's Dictionary I am pretty sure I'm going to see his picture. He has the pleasant demeanor of someone who be content with the simpleness and quiet solitude of gardening. But when he wants to be heard, he can Roar like a Lion!
You have won at The Game of Life, sir.
I applied you!
Maynard is the ultimate human being.
The best move they made. I now can listen to all there music on Apple Music
Isn't this actually two years ago?
I bought the CD package and they gave us a download package
Nearly 2 years. 1¾.😃
Tool’s artwork is a dmt trip
Their artist is Alex Grey. Check out his work
Joe: Like Spotify that kind of deal?
James: you heard of it?
Joe: YeEEaAAhHH!!!