7:17, 7:19-onward

[xPOGOx]

So...whatever is done to the guitar to make that cool sounding effect that starts at 7:19...

You can hear the guitar being accidentily played (or plugged in, or something) right before this starts, at 7:17... Why would this be left in? They can EASILY edit that out (if they don't just re-record it).

Okay, if this were a live recording, that little flick that sounds accidental would make sense...but to me...it just sounds like TooL is in the midst of pulling off their biggest Hoax to date. The real album is 06/06/2006 ??

[xPOGOx]

No one else hears this noise at 7:17?

[xPOGOx]

I'm not talking about the real and intended feedback that goes from 7:19 onward... I'm talking about the extremely short sound at 7:17. Turn your volume up, invest in some headphones. It 100% does not sound right.

[amitface]

are you fucking kidding me? this is not a hoax. holy jesus.

[HolyReality]

there's nothing there. it's the drums if anything. and that new album thing is a load of shit.

[xPOGOx]

there's nothing there. it's the drums if anything. and that new album thing is a load of shit.
TURN YOUR VOLUME UP AND GET SOME HEAD PHONES.

[rimb]

TURN YOUR VOLUME UP AND GET SOME HEAD PHONES.

SHUT THE FUCK UP - IT'S INTENTIONAL!

[1010011010]

u can hear it but like he said - intentional

[xlc210]

Adam Jones is famous for that. It gives the sense of disorder and gives the listener an improvisational experience. As an experienced musician, a mistake or unplanned note like that may make it into the final mix because it adds extra character to the final song. It gives the song the feeling of a human element, instead of robotically perfect.

[jazz]

u can hear it but like he said - intentional.

[Gashzilla]

It's all in the name of a "more organic approach"...sometimes things that you do on recordings just sound good even if they weren't intended...

[mike09]

Adam Jones is famous for that. It gives the sense of disorder and gives the listener an improvisational experience. As an experienced musician, a mistake or unplanned note like that may make it into the final mix because it adds extra character to the final song. It gives the song the feeling of a human element, instead of robotically perfect.

The thread shall be ended after this post. No more discussion is neccesary.

[resonance.]

This is a real album. It is in real stores. It has real songs. It has real artwork.

And it's really bad.

[davelisowski]

I hear/d it. I agree that it sounds just like if they plugged in the guitar while the tapes were rolling and didn't edit it out.

[Octopod]

I think it's cool that they didn't edit it out.

[Wretched]

I don't even care. I like the song regardless of if that is there or not. I wouldn't like it any more if it was removed.

Why do some of you even care if it is there. It's like, 'OH SHIT, YOU CAN HEAR MAYNARD BREATH IN BEFORE HE SINGS!!!111' or 'DANNY HITS THE RIM AT THIS SECOND, IT'S ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO HEAR, BUT BUY EXPENSIVE HEADPHONES TO HEAR THIS MISTAKE! JESUS TOOL FUCKED UP!'

[Snakedragon]

they're humans not robots.

[pseud0]

uhhh that prett fucking obviously intentional... it fits perfectly imo