SOUL SINGER discovers A PERFECT CIRCLE! Then remembers is MAYNARD from TOOL!!
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- Опубліковано 4 лис 2023
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Maynard always surrounds himself with pure talent. I can't wait for Melisa to hear Maynard and Carina's harmonies from Puscifer. They are SUBLIME. ✌️
I can’t wait either! Thank you for watching my dude 🥰
I so second this! Grand Canyon is a must.
@@SoulSingerDiscoversOr Mama sed… or Indigo Children… or Tge humbling river and and and. Dig IN!
🤘😎🤘
Actually TOOL is Maynard's oldest band. He and Billy Howerdel were roommates and Maynard liked the music Billy was working on so much he wanted to be a part of it. Judith was Maynard's mother. She was a devout Christian who was left half paralyzed after a brain aneurysm (or stroke, not sure) but always kept her faith. The TOOL songs Jimmy and the two part suite Wings for Marie are also about her.
Green Jellö is the oldest band I think that is still around these days that Maynard was in before Tool but he is far more known and had a much much longer career in Tool for sure. A lot of early Tool songs were actually written by him in the mid 1980's
Maynard’s mom was Southern Baptist for what it’s worth.
TOOL was involved in a lengthy lawsuit with their record label so that downtime expedited the birth of APC.
3 libras was the other single from this album. Another fantastic song
@@neilpatrickhairlessC.A.D. was before Green Jello. He was also more of a guest feature on Green Jello.
Billy was Adam Jones's Guitar technician that's where I've always heard Maynard met him
Paz putting her hair up in this video is still a thing of legend 24 years later. It is the biggest takeaway that most people have from the music video
Honestly!!! I want just that bit on repeat for ten hours 🤩🫠
Always here to watch paz tie her hair and play in seconds. Boss move ❤❤❤
Always!!! She’s a beast 💜💜💜
One of the coolest bits in a music video I can think of.
Paz Lechantin is the bassist. Plays with the Pixies, amazing bass tone on this.
Pazmataz is awesome! Good piano player as well
@@neilpatrickhairlessa great violinist as well.
Her hair tie-back in this clip is just so goddamn awesome
@@heffatheanimal2200perhaps the single sexiest thing I’ve ever see. In a music video.
If you liked Maynards vocals more in A Perfect Circle, than you are going to love his vocals in his third band Puscifer. His harmonies with Carina Round are exquisite.
I second this...
Agreed!! It’s just pure sex
Grand canyon plz! Like button here
Can’t wait! Thank you for watching my dude 🥰
The answer to all of your questions is YES.
Fake Affront, Remedy re Puscifer
#PLEASE
This chick is cool, I like her movie posters and recognition of the early 2000s sound. Also she talks pretty❤
Thanks for watching my dude 😊
I love that Maynard has 3 bands with 3 different approaches and sounds. Tool is the metaphysical brain, APC is the Heart and Soul and Pusifer is the Sex drive. All are equally amazing, but TOOL is gonna go down as one of the most influential bands to come out of the 90’s
Maynard has 3 bands: Tool, A Perfect Circle, and Puscifer. Judith was his mothers name, and she was extremely religious. He once said Tool is his ego or aggression, APC is his softer feminine side, and Puscifer is his humor.
I heard this song for YEARS on the radio and never knew what it was about until I saw a YT reaction with the lyrics. Extremely powerful song ❤
Absolutely anything from their Stone and Echo concert Live at Red Rocks is amazing!
Exactly why I suggested A Perfect Circle when I watched your first Tool reaction video. Glad you enjoyed it. Love your channel.
Thank you my dude 😊💜 I appreciate the tip and I’m so glad you enjoy the channel 😊
Oh, thank you very much, my dear Scottish dudette!
I kind of feel the same about Maynard in Tool and A Perfect Circle. Since both bands have a quite different style, I have no problem with being a fan of both!
Interestingly, Tool came first, A Perfect Circle was founded after them as a kind of super band with members of Queens of the Stone Age, Smashing Pumpkins and Tool. So there is a strong grungy influence in this. Paz, the bassist here, is an awesome multi-instrumentalist musician. Nowadays she plays full-time for The Pixies, another legendary band.
I am very pleased that you share my preferences here, and very glad that you like this band.
And hey - you already knew, that I was also a fan of Queen of the Damned... 🙂
You made my Sunday evening better!
Have a wonderful new week and all the best, dear Melisa!
😎❤
Yyyyyaaasssss!!! I am very glad to hear I am not the only Queen of the Damned fan/loser 😂 Yeah this one was fabulous, I really did enjoy the production and Maynard’s attack on the whole thing. Im definitely gonna do more APC for myself more than anyone else. Happy that I could add little extra shine to your Sunday my dude! Have a dreamy start to your week 😊💜
You should check out their performance of Orestes live Stone and Echo from Red Rocks.
Will do! Thank you for watching my dude 🥰
This song is even more incredible when you know the back story of it and the other 2 songs maynard wrote about his very religious mother who after a cerebral haemorrhage was left paralyzed for a long span that lead to the song "10,000 days". "Judith", "10,000 days" and "wings for marie" all show with exeptional introspection and honesty with his struggle and growth as a human dealing with the tragedy.
Tool is pretty good but I love A Perfect Circle. It's hard to capture their vibe with one song though and they have a pretty wide range of stuff. I'd also recommend The Noose, Passive, 3 Libras, Pet, So Long and Thanks For All The Fish, and a bunch of other stuff by them.
Also, teenage me was a big fan of Paz putting her hair up just in time to come back in on the bass. It's still very badass.
You have fallen into a deep rabbit hole!! This band is just unbelievably talented and the amount of songs that will blow you away is unlimited!! Enjoy sweetheart ❤❤
So good! Thank you for watching my dude 🥰
You supported Samantha Fish! OMG you have just gone even higher in my estimation. I love her music and have seen her a few times too. One of my favourite blues rock artists.
Yeah she was so cool and super lovely to me and the band, despite being much bigger than us. I was blown away by her performance. :)
@@SoulSingerDiscovers I am pretty sure she is a funny human being, isn't she? I saw a few live performances of her on YT, and that was very entertaining! 🙂
I'm glad you aren't chained to the same songs that everyone reacts to. AND you do a good job on reacting.
Thank you so much my dude :)
@thatmelisakelly A special thank you for the way youdid Tarja and Floor. That has become something of a minefield. One point to consider: the Tarja stuff is at least 15 years old. And the Floor stuff ten. There is a good video that edits the two doing the same song.
That's a sick Pumpkinhead poster. One of my favorites!
I get to see APC in may next year and im beyond excited. Ive seen Tool and Puscifer twice, so now i get to complete the trio.
Well it has to be a Puscifer reaction next, right? Complete the Maynard triad. The song "Remedy" would be cool.
Yessssss
It will be done! :)
Watch A Perfect Circle - 3 Libras (Live at The Tonight Show). The video quality is not great, but the Maynards voice performance is soo good.
And Paz playing violin.
There is a pretty rich history of women as bassist in rock and roll. Carol Kaye is probably one of the most influential bassist in rock music history. She played for the Wrecking Crew of studio musicians and pioneered the bass sound technique of 60s rock music. I am always happy to see women in rock music. Partially for the purely ascetic reason of it being nice to see anything other than white guys on stage at shows. Seriously though check out Kim Deal from the Pixies and The Breeders, Sean Yseult from White Zombie, Gail Greenwood from Belly, etc etc. Great musicians.
D'arcy Wretzki (Smashing Pumpkins, bass) also comes to my mind. There were quite a lot of women on bass in popular music, over time, more women became known as drummers and guitarist, too. Jen Majura (ex-Evanescence, guitar) or Nita Strauss (Alice Cooper, guitar) are great examples of excellent studio and live artists. I also always enjoyed women in rock and metal. Of course Carol Kaye is a legend who wrote an incredible amount of hit record bass lines, that really everyone knows, and I really like her ideas of how good bass lines should be...
I also always enjoyed playing in mixed gender bands or projects myself...
Thank you for this! Im looking forward to getting into one of these recommendations! Thank you for watching my dude 🥰
Oh hell yeah, so many excellent women on bass. Dont forget Melissa Auf der Maur (Smashing Pumpkins, Hole, solo artist, etc), Rayna Foss (Coal Chamber), Emma Anzai (Sick Puppies, Evanescence)
@@SoulSingerDiscovers I am of the opinion that The Breeders are one of the best bands to come out of the 90s. Cannonball is amazing, but anything from their debut album is a banger! Twin sisters fronting a band!!!!
APC is incredible. Tool is incredible. There's no reason to choose.
I agree! :)
Metal heads appreciate various styles of music because several metal bands embrace classical musical timings. For instance… This song is written in the same timing as a classic Waltz
Judith was Maynard’s mother.. Judith Marie Keenan. Tool has songs about her too. Wings for Marie…
Listen to the song Eat the elephant from their last album, it is a whole diferent vibe but i think is even better, definitely one of the best songs they ever wrote
Once you start with Jimmy on the album Ænima (Tool), and bounce back and in forth within Maynard's manifestation of the pain and healing of what happened to his mother when he was 11, you become a better human.
It's crushingly beautiful and vulnerable.
Edit: Do check out Momma Sed by Puscifer. It's my go-to when I need grounding and courage.
Will do Laura! Sounds earth shattering! Thank you for watching my dude 🥰
Your music is mellisonant.
I love both but Circle really does it for me.
That’s fair 😊
I’ve seen them live, loooove them. ❤ Have a thing for singers that can actually sing, so my kind of singers/bands are Maynard, Floor/Nightwish, Mike Patton…
So the songs for the Queen of the Damned soundtrack were composed by the lead singer of Korn. He was supposed to perform them but due to contractual bullshit he couldn't. So they brought in a bunch of the best nu metal bands and let them go nuts. If you want to hear what Jonathan would have done with his own songs he actually performed some of them on Sirius Radio and you can find the performances on youtube. Highly highly recommend them because while I adore the soundtrack, Jonathan is such a musical genius that he transforms his own songs.
Im sooooo looking forward to hearing some of the band Korn soon! Thank you for watching my dude 🥰
@@SoulSingerDiscovers Korn is fucking outstanding but I would leave songs like "daddy" until after you familiarise yourself with the band. Thank you for responding :) They have a few songs that have some content that can be very difficult to listen to and triggering to many people.
@@SoulSingerDiscovers Korn are an important piece of metal history, but don't do Daddy. Some things cannot be unheard. Seriously.
@@SoulSingerDiscovers Well, the others already mentioned it. When it comes to Korn, you don't start with Daddy. It is by far the most serious, brutal and emotional song they did, and you WILL be a bit destroyed afterwards. Otherwise you are not a real human being. I admit - I dropped a few tears when I heard it the first time. I did not expect at all what came. And I heard a lot of Korn before. And this is coming from a guy who likes to listen to Infant Annihilator...
Korn really have a direction in lyrics, because Jonathan Davis. After hearing Daddy, everything else start to make much more sense. So please listen to these guys. Everything before Daddy, Daddy last. BUT I definitely recommend hearing this song.
And yes, do the lyrics video. This time.
You can be sure, that many people will watch that reaction. And put some cleenex aside. You might need them. I did.
The Queen of the Damned ref was too real 😂 I LOVE that movie, despite it being what it is. Aaliyah was an absolute goddess in that movie.
I’ve always thought of Maynard’s role in Tool as another instrument. With APC he’s a driving force.
Agreed, but I think it's also such a different feel for him. APC has perhaps more warmth in the emotions.
I love both Tool and A Perfect Circle (I also like Puscifer, Maynard's other band). So glad to see you react to them here, love your channel, love your energy and that brilliant Scottish humour. If checking out more A Perfect Circle, I'd suggest listening to Passive (from the Constantine soundtrack) or, my personal favourite, The Doomed, from the Eat The Elephant album. An under appreciated album, there are so many good songs on it like Talk Talk, Disillusioned, The Contrarian. If you give it a listen you'll be listening to it over and over again, it's infectious. If you keep covering these wonderful bands, I'll keep coming back for more.
This song, Judith is lyrically tied together with the TOOL songs 10,000 Days *Wings for Marie (Judith Marie, his mother)...Parts 1 & 2* and another TOOL song called Jimmy. The 10,000 Days lyrics will likely make you cry; it does me every time. All of these songs are various different aspects of Maynard dealing with his mother's illness and the religion she embraced through her 27 years (approximately 10,000 days) before her death.
I’m definitely a fan of both! Tool and A Perfect Circle are different bands who make different music. I think they’re both great. Just because they have the same lead singer doesn’t make them the same thing. Both bands make great music and that’s what matters.
Great review
Firstly, I bought this album in 99 when it came out as I loved the song but hadn't listened to the lyrics much.
Only tonight, just before I watched your video, I watched a short documentary from 2003 of Maynard and his Vinyard.
I learnt that Judith was his mum who was paralysed from chronic illness but was a fighter and didn't burden anyone.
So, a couple of years after she passed away, Maynard released a wine named Judith after his late mother.
I then read the lyrics and burst into tears.
Obviously about his mother basically saying what has she done to deserve this, she hasn't killed anyone, and basically blamming the almighty God for making her this Ill, even though she remained to pray and have great faith....
Just absolutely got to me. I understand this song fully now.
Oh my god! That is an amazing story. I had no idea. It always a struggle to get round everyone's lyrics and back stories but Maynard has definitely always struck me as a character I would want to find out about. Thanks for watching my dude :)
Yeah, Maynard has a version of Bohemian Rhapsody too. With his band Puscifer.
He has three bands that he tours with, an active award winning vineyard in which he owns and runs and he also has a black belt in Jujitsu.
Yeah. He makes me feel lazy too. lol
Same here! :P Thank you for watching my dude 🥰
Different bands different approaches. Not better or worse.
When the levee breaks live is probably his best vocal performance . It’s a Led Zeppelin cover and it’s amazing.
Ill check it out:)
@@SoulSingerDiscoversIn case you were wondering, yes, it is that When the Levee Breaks.
Live at Red Rocks version is a must!
Now that you've done this, I HIGHLY recommend what's called Maynard's mom trilogy which with this is quartet... You won't be disappointed...
I will do! Thank you for watching my dude 🥰
Your comment about millionaire's music made me recall this line from the great song The Sound of Muzak by Porcupine Tree.
"Now the sound of music comes in silver pills
Engineered to suit you building cheaper thrills
The music of rebellion makes you want to rage
But it's made by millionaires who are nearly twice your age"
Love this song, love this video, but my favourite part has always been Paz nonchalantly putting her hair up in the breakdown just before the next verse kicks in.
You should react next to their song Orestes, the LIVE version... Simply amazing.
You are awesome!!
You too!! Thank you! :)
PS Have you heard about the Maynard backstory to this song? It's powerful, emotional stuff.
Not yet! :)
As much as I adore Tool, and enjoy some Puscifer, A Perfect Circle really appeals to the 90's angsty teenager in me in a way that none of the other stuff Maynard does can really do.... You should really listen to Passive. Then there's another half dozen terrific tracks.
I definitely will! Thank you for watching my dude 🥰
😮😮😮😮 You're actually listening to a song by A Perfect Circle!! Bestill my heart!! I think I might faint!! Never stop being hilarious and adorable, Melisa! Cheers!
Ok, but side note, I think you'd also really like tracks such as Gravity and 3 Libras, among a bunch of others. Don't have to make a video, just for your listening pleasure. 😁😁😁
I will check it out! Thank you for watching my dude 🥰
The Renholder mix of this was on the soundtrack to the 2003 film 'Underworld' (another variably-received vampire film).
With Kate Beckinsale?
@@martinkasper197 That's the one. Also known as 'Underwired', for reasons that are obvious to the viewer.
That makes perfect sense to me! :)
Hello. Great break down.
Thanks for the content.
I will check your music.
Awesome, thank you! :)
I do enjoy TOOL, but A Perfect Circle just brings about emotions that TOOL never did.
Paz, what a bass player
I love Samantha Fish!
And Queen Of The Damned wasn't thaaaaaat bad. 😅 Killer soundtrack though like you said. Jonathan Davis of Korn produced most it.
I missed out on going to the concert scene as an extra in QotD because of work, but a bunch of my friends made it. I was so pissed I wasnt there
It was that bad but that’s okay cos it was sooooo bad that it was good :P Still to do Koran actually! Thank you for watching my dude 🥰
Queen of the damned!! Jonathan Davis wrote most of that soundtrack thats why his voice was used in the movie when ever Lestat sang . I got to see his first solo tour and he did all the songs that he wrote off that album . That movie is so great and cheesy at the same time .. When they used deftones Change in the bathtub sex scene i was hooked ..
On a side note Maynard did a song with Tori Amos that is pretty awesome and def worth a listen.
I was looking over your past videos and noticed you have never done Child In Time by Deep Purple. There is a popular live version from 1970 that is incredible. I would love to see your reaction to this epic vocal performance. Stay cool beautiful lady and keep giving those haters hell!
“Children of the Anachronistic Dynasty” was his first or one of his first bands. In fact they did a very different version of Sober. He was also in the Texans, and Green Jello I believe.
He’s an amazing artist for sure 😊
If you're into jazz, blues, soul and funk, you need to get into Ozzy period Black Sabbath. Some of the best you'll ever hear.
I will most certainly be checking that out :)
@@SoulSingerDiscovers Sadly you can't be the first soul/metal singer because Ozzy was a soul singer before Sabbath. The others were a respected blues band before Iomi started getting strange ideas, and Bill Ward was a fantastic jazz drummer (who was playing hip hop beats before there was hip hop).
The song Judith is about Maynards mother, big story behind that. Maynard started with a few bands and Tool became his home for almost 10 years, then started with A Perfect Circle. soon after that he started Puscifer. He has sung with others like Alice and Chains and Deftones. Whatever this man does he succeeds. When not performing he is home here in Arizona with his Wine company which is very successful for a small business becoming a major wine company soon. I admire him because he does so much with his life most would find impossible.
Judith is another song about Maynards mother and her blind faith after having had a severe medical problem that left her unable to walk and Wing's for Marie and 10000 days are the 2 Tool songs that reference her . The 10000 days is the time she spent fighting to exist after the medical episode . And Judith here is the 3 part of his rant at Religion and his inability to understand his Mothers faith . His upbringing was rather strict with such a devout believer in Roman Catholic doctrine as Judith his Mum and its haunted him enough to put it to words in three different ways . Each tells of his reasoning and anger .
Wait til ya hear The Remedy from Maynard’s other band 😁
Interview with a vampires soundtrack is fantastic.
I concur :)
Checkout their cover of Led Zeppelin's song "When the Levee Breaks" but make sure you listen to the live version from the Red Rocks show. Very tasty vocals
The song is about his mother, Judith and her faith.
Paz Lenchantin is the bass player.
Paz for the win
The Queen of the Damned movie was an odd mix of The Vampire Le Stat and The Queen of the Damned books. I read The Queen of the Damned in Iraq. My Fellow Marines gave the soundtrack... Different. This is okay. You are so honest and lovely! Keep up the great work My Fine Scottish Lady!
I love them sooooo much! Glad you you enjoy them too
@@SoulSingerDiscovers Wait. A Lady from Scotland who enjoys Vampire novels? Where was Bram Stoker from again?...
Paz is a turbo bad-ass. I dont think she can help it.
PPS You are hilarious lol
In japan theres a whole ton of women rock bands and they're amazing, they just be the best rock out there, listen to band maid, lovebites, nemophelia
Awesome reaction, I love A Perfect Circle and Tool, both pretty different though, please react to Vintersea and their song Befallen, another amazing band you'll love.
Will do! Thank you for watching my dude 🥰
Tool came first. I like both very much. BTW may I add you’re very humorous. Interested to hear more.
Glad you enjoyed! Thank you 😊💜
Hey Melisa! Let me say, I agree with you in how there should be more women in heavy music. But it's a situation that's improving. Led by Lzzy Hale (Halestorm) and Amy Lee (Evanescence), there's getting to be a good number of female-led (or totally!) bands, including many if my favorites (hey, "In This Moment" and "The Warning"). And there's what's going on in Japan, with Babymetal, Band-maid, Nemophila and Lovebites. Hah - lots to digest there... Great job, and Rock On! 🤘😎👍
always weird that i forget David Fincher directed this video when it looks like his films (se7en, Gone girl)
OMG I love Anne Rice!!!!!
Josh! Don’t get me started! :P Thank you for watching my dude 🥰
Judith Maynards mum was really religious and I believe this song is about her.
Hello Melissa!! As usual, your an amazing human being. Keep it up, never stop doing you and keep shitting on the haters 😉
Hopefully we get some Avenged Sevenfold soon. Their song Save Me is a musical masterpiece
I’ll be looking for my Christmas card 😉
Thank you my dude! Honestly, the Avenged Sevenfold I did from their recent album was so good I can’t wait to return. Thank you again for all your lovely words! :)
Would you consider releasing a metal cover album in your genre of Jazz? I personally would enjoy this and I'm sure your Jazz community may have their eyes opened to metal through your voice. Melissa does Pantera and the Big 4 EP would do 😀
I just might 😂
you should check out the band Tetrarch. the guitarist Diamond Rowe is really good
Will do! Thank you for watching my dude 🥰
fan of all 3 maynard bands he's a god lol
First off, is this what Melissa thinks gets by as a French accent? Sacrè bleu! 🥖🍷😆
Took me minute when APC came out. Most tracks aren't like Judith/Tool. Not as Nu Metal heavy. Way more haunting, sad, satirical -Orestes, 3 Libras, So Long And Thanks For All The Fish.
Puscifer with MJK would be the best reaction next. It's a co-vocal deal with Carina Round. Cue "The Remedy"
Excuse me!!!! My french accent is flawless :P Thank you for watching my dude 🥰
Yeah this is from the era when soundtrack albums were a big deal. I have the soundtracks from The Crow and, umm, Scream 3 right here on CD, but I remember borrowing soundtracks to The Matrix, Hackers, even South Park and copying them onto Minidisc.
Duuuuuuudddeee! The Crow and the matrix have amazing soubndtracks and I had fully forgotten about it. You have unlocked a core memory. :P
I follow your Spotify ❤️
Thank you Nicholas! :) You’re a legend my friend 💪
A cute scottish woman reacting to music stuff? Subscribed.
The same will happen with Maynard and Puscifer. Judith was Maynard's mum's name btw - also how on earth is siri able to understand scotish? Haha 😅
Queen of the damned soundtrack is god tier!
Women in rock? Make sure you at least listen to PJ Harvey (particularly the early albums when she's also ripping up the guitar). From this same album, Maynard's vocal on "Breña" is one of my favorite of his. This whole album is good, but that one will crush and expand your emotions in opposite moments. Listen to is at earliest possibility.
APC was after Tool. Billy was Adam's (of Tool) guitar tech (if I'm not mistaken). I think Maynard's singing in APC and growth as an elite musical talent directly led to his vocal performance in Tool's 2006 track "The Pot", a song that regularly shocks people who have heard Tool but perhaps are not extremely familiar with the band (i.e., reaction video youtubers). Like you said, he really stretched out w/ APC (and had the talent to do so) and it just added new wrinkles to then-future Tool vocal performances.
1st time seeing your channel. More power to ya.
Screw the hair thing. Paz Lechantin drives the fekking bus on this track.
If you want to be impressed by women, playing rock music, you should check out the warning three sisters from Mexico, that rock and kick ass and all three of them sing
Personally speaking, I'd rather find A Perfect Circle Jerk! (Why must things be so hard!)
Oh hell yeah! Make my christmas and send me a card you wonderful crazy lady! Don't forget to mention my wife Melissa, she loves you too.
Mark! Send me you deets I would 100% do that! I fricken love sending Christmas cards :)
If I knew how to do it privately I totally would. That would totally make our day to get a card from you. You are our kind of people and we love you.@@SoulSingerDiscovers
I joined your patreon to try and send my deets but have no clue how to do it. (I'm ancient)@@SoulSingerDiscovers
Aw Mark!! You didn’t need to do that! Here’s my email! Fire me that address 😊 melisakellyandtsc@gmail.com
Does that help? 🥰
maynard has to be the goat the only one that comes close is jim morrison from the doors. one of maynards best performance to me is a perfect circle when the leavy breaks. i cant remember witch concert, but i know its on youtube. great video's, and your a vary funny person.
If you like Bruce Campbell, You should check out the comedy metal band, Psychostick's song named after him 😄👍
Will do! Thank you for watching my dude 🥰
Are those the original Corgi editions of Discworld on the shelf??
They are. I was once an introvert that quoted Discworld like it was the bible. I still am, except now I have to go out the house and talk to people properly 🙄
Hahaha that’s great. GNU STP. Sounds like it was better before! Great content BTW. Cheers from Costa Rica.
Metal fans may be very open-minded about other genres, but the funny thing is that many are very gatekeepy about different types of metal/rock/punk.
Subscribing for more Tool, APC and Puscifer comments. It would be great to get this type of breakdown and band comparisons between the 3 but on a timeline of sorts so you can analyze Maynard's various evolutions. We need more musically intelligent females doing this out there. Thank you for your contribution. Enjoyed this as I find MJK to be a genius musically. He gathers the best of the best for these endeavors of his.
I'm going to take some time to come up with some abusive comments. Until then - You seem great, and I appreciate you entertaining me for a bit this morning.
Jerry I look forward to hearing some truly awful truths from you. Glad you enjoyed my dude :)
Yay👍😁🔧