Deciphering meaning from a Tool album has never been easier. If there is a unified theme on this album; it is sacrifice and loss. Musically, the album lacks the complexity of other releases and seems to rely on the band's established Tool-isms a bit too heavily.
As if to counter this, the guitar solos are fantastic and should remain a fixture in the band's repertoire. The final mix simply does not compare to other Tool albums however. Even at full voice, Keenan is often overpowered by the guitar and bass. Perhaps the time has come for fans to learn that even the mighty Tool are only human.
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Lipan Conjuring 6. Lost Keys Blame Hofmann 7. Right In Two 8. Rosetta Stoned 9. The Pot Difficult to see you in this light. Please forgive this blasphemous suggestion: Should you see the face of God, Look him in the eye and tell Him.
This entry was posted on April 13, at am and is filed under Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2. You can leave a response , or trackback from your own site. Good job on analyzing the text. There was some very interesting information. But you might want to talk about less information to shorten each post up a little bit.
This is by far the most in-depth close reading I have read. You leave no stone uncovered which allows the reader to get a full mental picture of what you are trying to convey. One suggestion however, maybe you could tie in one or two implications or your own views at the beginning, or more preferrably, the end. This would give the reader an idea of where you are coming from. This is really good! I really like how you dissected the whole song by the lyrics. The dissection was a little hard to read and follow so maybe you could organize that in a different way to make it easier.
Awesome work so far! Some interesting discussion of the song and its lyrics close reading , as well as useful interpolation of historical background contextual analysis.
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