Tool has so many anthems, there is Aenima, Lateralus, Schism, Parabola, The Pot… and in 2019 they introduced Pneuma. This song has every ingredient to be another iconic song of the American band. It´s aggressive, it has meaningful lyrics, mind-blowing transitions… anyway, let’s dive into all of them. One thing that Tool does …
We all have to give a lot of credit to Roger Waters for being patient in carefully cut pieces of tapes and paste it together in order to make this amazing, iconic sound. (check out the video above) Let´s listen to now the whole intro, shall we? (check out the video above) …
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Since the very start, you can appreciate the advantage of having two guitarists… stereo sound. Somebody online commented that Mike is making reunions like this one for getting out of his system his heavy side before he wouldn’t be able to deliver such things. I don’t know if he’s close to that. But Patton …
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Les Claypool, frontman of Primus, used this song for introducing a nihilist character, named Frizzle Fry. “I don’t believe in Santa Claus I don’t believe in spite” If you say that someone is fried, it could mean that he’s under the influence of LSD. So basically this song is talking about somebody that doesn’t …
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Bar-X- The Rocking M is kinda short, marking just 2 minutes and 22 seconds. But don’t worry, it is packed with interesting stuff, which we’ll cover shortly. There is no chorus in this one, just to verses. I always thought that trumpets and metal go together. And here we have the proof …
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We already talked in this channel about the interest or disinterest of Mike Patton in terms of meaning behind his lyrics. So we could go straight to the point in that regard. I would like to go through all the cool parts this song has musically, which are quite a few! What this …
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Lyrics of the song number 3 of Metallica latest album, Hardwired… To Self Destruct are referring to a modern version of Romeo and Juliet, according to James, “Maybe it started out as wanting to be more of a modern-day Romeo and Juliet. We’re in this together. Helping each other through life” Basically this …
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If you hear opinions about the album Sabotage you’ll surely get some mixed reviews about it, It’s normal to happen. You see, Black Sabbath changed a lot in this album, they were experimenting a more progressive side, we could say. Making songs more instrumentals and longer. This was kinda different from previous materials of …
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We are going deep through to one of my favorite Avenged Sevenfold songs, and actually the frontman of the band from California, M Shadows said in few interviews that is his favorite song from A7X. We are talking about Buried Alive. Track number 4 of their album nightmare. There are people who think …
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If you would like to know what was Mike Patton thinking while writing the lyrics of Midlife Crisis, the first single of Faith No More’s most commercially successful album, Angel Dust. check out this quote from him: “I think that too many people think too much about my lyrics. I am more a person …
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