munky_magik
10-07-2003, 01:41 PM
does anyone know what the word aenema or aenima actually means?
From the TDN Tool FAQ (http://toolshed.down.net/faq/faq.html):
G1. "Ænima?" What's that all about?
The Tool tradition of mystery continues with the title for their latest album. The title is reported to be a mix of the words "Anima" (a Jungian term) and "Enema" (you know). It also perhaps pays homage to a book recommended in the band's newsletter called "Ægypt."
G60. Why is the song spelled differently than the album title?
Clearly, since "Ænema" the song title must have a different meaning than "Ænima" the album title; that whatever "Ænema" represents must not be representative of the whole album.
From the TDN Tool FAQ (http://toolshed.down.net/faq/faq.html):
G1. "Ænima?" What's that all about?
The Tool tradition of mystery continues with the title for their latest album. The title is reported to be a mix of the words "Anima" (a Jungian term) and "Enema" (you know). It also perhaps pays homage to a book recommended in the band's newsletter called "Ægypt."
G60. Why is the song spelled differently than the album title?
Clearly, since "Ænema" the song title must have a different meaning than "Ænima" the album title; that whatever "Ænema" represents must not be representative of the whole album.