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Post by melikecheese on Jun 9, 2007 13:17:31 GMT -5
asdoye111 said:
lordrockinhood said:
Not on my copy either, but they do cover Thank You on Finally the Punk Rockers are Taking Acid (originally from their live DVD Black Easter, and I think it's also in The Fearless Freaks, not 100% sure on that though)
Track #33 - Unmade Bed/ no Quarter...
This is on the At War with the Mystics CD+DVD 5.1 release, its part of the DVD audio extras, it's an excellent release. I highly recommend it even if you purchased a copy of the first regular release, 5.1 surround mix with the same awesome lips visuals.
All this talk of Rage and Jane's makes me pray that Perry Farrell will find a way to hop back and forth from London to play with the Nightwatchmen. How fun would that be to see Tom Morello, JPJ, Perry Farrell, and Maynard together...LOL...Fun to dream...Now back to reality.
Post by shotglass75 on Jun 9, 2007 17:01:43 GMT -5
I said in another post yesterday that JPJ should come out and jam with them!!!!!! HOLY F*CK COULD IT BE TRUE!!!!!?!?!?! I CAN PREDICT THE FUTURE!!!!!! MY BRAIN JUST BLEW UP!!!!!
Tool has been open to collaberative jams in the past, and not just with extra percussionists. The "trip-hop" artist Tricky rapped to Reflection on-stage when he opened for Tool on a tour, if you can believe it.
And yes, Tool has covered No Quarter live. I've read that Maynard introduced it by saying something like, "For those of you who are under 35... we wrote this song."
The "once-in-a-lifetime" only means that it will never again be played with John Paul Jones on stage.
I would also like to see Jones and Justin Chancellor do some kind of dueling-bass jam. I've been wondering what they would do with two bassists during this song, if it happens.
