Post by Halo on Feb 14, 2005 20:07:41 GMT -5
I know not everyone is as entertained with Blair's ramblings as I am, so I edited as much as I could out and picked up on just the Tool news. To read the full newsletter, go to Toolband.com
Evidently, the golden bowl of Jelly Belly’s in Tool’s rehearsal space is running low, because while dining on Indian cuisine the other night at the Bollywood Café, Danny told me that they’d knocked out another song that very afternoon. In describing it, he mentioned something or other about Maynard’s vocals – something that he seemed excited about, although to be perfectly honest, I really don’t remember what it was.
Camella mentioned something about the song being “heavy” – either that or she was talking about the Theakstons.
Some Tool enthusiasts might be happy to know that, in order to meet their self-imposed deadline for finishing material for the new record, the members of the band will be working on Valentine’s Day and the more heathen Roman Feast of Lupercalia, with writing/arranging sessions going well into what Milton called “the palpable obscure.” So, while some of you ladies are picking through your beribboned boxes of confectionery blah, blah, blah........remember who is working hard to create more of those “chromatic tortures” that pierce the aeythrs in your bedroom.
Evidently, the golden bowl of Jelly Belly’s in Tool’s rehearsal space is running low, because while dining on Indian cuisine the other night at the Bollywood Café, Danny told me that they’d knocked out another song that very afternoon. In describing it, he mentioned something or other about Maynard’s vocals – something that he seemed excited about, although to be perfectly honest, I really don’t remember what it was.
Camella mentioned something about the song being “heavy” – either that or she was talking about the Theakstons.
Some Tool enthusiasts might be happy to know that, in order to meet their self-imposed deadline for finishing material for the new record, the members of the band will be working on Valentine’s Day and the more heathen Roman Feast of Lupercalia, with writing/arranging sessions going well into what Milton called “the palpable obscure.” So, while some of you ladies are picking through your beribboned boxes of confectionery blah, blah, blah........remember who is working hard to create more of those “chromatic tortures” that pierce the aeythrs in your bedroom.
