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Emotive - A Perfect Circle

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Aug 14, 2002
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#1
Hey,

i just bought the album today, since i first heard Mer De Noms i was hooked on APC, they are in a class of their own - intelligent, articulate music.

And i snapped up The Thirteeneth Step as soon as it came out.

anyhow, i was just wondering if anyone else got the album?

i _love_ their version of Lennon's 'Imagine' :hyper:

i've listened to it quite a lot in the half a day or so i've bought it.
 
#2
We got it in a week early at the student radio station I work at (Shameless plug: Link Removed). I ripped it to my Power Book last week and have listened to it a few times. I LOVE "Imagine" and like the treatments they gave to a few of the other songs, but I do think it's a bit monotone. It just has this slow, brooding feel the whole way through. Not really a bad thing, but it can sort of blend together where I can't tell one song from the next sometime. Pretty good CD, though.

Now...I want the new Tool CD!!! That's gonna be the money disc!!! :hyper: :help: :hyper:
 
#3
HAHA i had it 2 1/2 weeks before anyone else :) bit torent whoo hoo yea imagine is the best song on it IMO followed by passive(vacant) i like depeche modes people are people way better. yea i cant wait for TOOL's new album it better own as much as the rest, it probably wont. everything coming out lately is crappy, i had emotive at such hi hopes but then it went down :-p
hopes tool's doesnt come out like that
 
#9
If Tool could keep the intelligence of the Lateralus CD, but go back to their heavier roots a la Undertow, then that would be the schiz. I liked Lateralus, but less than Aenima, and that one less than Undertow. Just sounds too much like their getting "soft". Of course, Opiate was awesome as well, just a lot more raw than the others.

I too, think of APC as Tool-lite. I still like them, though.

Just my opinion, of course.

Later,
Totengräber
 
#10
retitled said:
HAHA i had it 2 1/2 weeks before anyone else :) bit torent whoo hoo yea imagine is the best song on it IMO followed by passive(vacant) i like depeche modes people are people way better. yea i cant wait for TOOL's new album it better own as much as the rest, it probably wont. everything coming out lately is crappy, i had emotive at such hi hopes but then it went down :-p
hopes tool's doesnt come out like that
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I have it on pretty darn good authority that Passive is actually a Tapeworm song. It's probably the only Tapeworm song that will ever see the light of day. :scowl:
 
#12
charles21o7 said:
I heard there was a Zeppelin cover on it, is that true?? if so , is it any good??
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yea "when the levee breaks" its alright, not the best on the album but still pretty good

i love laturalus the bestest. and the other 3 are in tie for 2nd :)

apc owns too but i dont consider them tool-lite at all. they dont sound anythign alike. or even sing about the same stuff, tool consintrates more on anger while apc consintrates more on hate.
according to maynard anyway.

man the next tool album better own ass. i dont care what other people say about it as long as i love it. but ill take yoru word on it this one time :) any idea when its expected? :)
 
#15
Actually, Tapeworm started as a project with Danny Lohner (Trent's longtime guitarist and yes-man), Maynard, and Atticus (one of Trent's programmer bitches). Trent liked what he heard, swooped in, and kind of took over. There's some Tapeworm stuff floating around at the studio, but it will never be released. What's finished is awesome, but I think Trent's too busy trying to get his own career back on trakc to be fooling with a side project.
 
#16
I have the new APC cd now. Its interesting if you go into it expecting nothing. It is certainly, oddly, less musical than the previous cds, and more experiemental, and you can tell Maynard kind of let loose on this one. Its interesting.
 
#17
Just got the album over the weekend. I think its cool, but I don't like it a whole lot. Imagine I dig and I think Passive is great,(can't miss with Trent in the mix) but thats about it. I like what Billy and Co. did but I just don't really care for the songs. A little too winey sometimes. Anti-war/Politcal songs don't usually do much for me, oh wait I do like Rage and Bad Religion thoug? Oh well guess I am a hypocrite:(
 
#19
OMG I got it the day it came out (tuesday rite?) and I loved it. Very tasteful.
When I heard Fiddle and The Drum I almost creamed myself.
Can't wait for Tool's new CD. Hopefully it will be a good mix of HEAVY rock and stoner music.
 
#20
JamesM said:
yea can't wait for tools new album.
I heard it is gonna b their heaviest yet, they said when they tourd with fantomas and meshugga it was a real kick in the face.
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Good. They need it.

I went to see Meshuggah opening for Tool (I didn't give a rat's ass about seeing Tool). The show was so disorganized that I waited in line to get in with thousands of other people while Meshuggah hit the stage, played their set, and walked off stage. I was PISSED!

Tool was just so-so. They need the power of rock back! They need Paul D'Amour!
 

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