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I don't listen to the studio version anymore as well.

Maynard's singing comes across more aggressive, there's more feel to it than the studio version and there's more feel to it cause it's live.

There's a key part to it as well, like a reawakening that's not in the studio version, at about 10:50 there's those sounds that truly vibrate through your soul.

Indeed it is the same song but revamped and juiced up, all I can say is that I really felt this song for the first time and it gave me a new found respect for Tool as musicians.

A lot of bands sound good on CD but most sound shit live, Tool on the other hand sound better live and I'm sure the live DVD when it comes will prove it to be.

11-14-2005, 05:12 PM	#20
ARMZ Level 9 - Obstreperous Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: .com Posts: 1,215 Bincount™: 415	Re: Truly Amazing I don't listen to the studio version anymore as well. Maynard's singing comes across more aggressive, there's more feel to it than the studio version and there's more feel to it cause it's live. There's a key part to it as well, like a reawakening that's not in the studio version, at about 10:50 there's those sounds that truly vibrate through your soul. Indeed it is the same song but revamped and juiced up, all I can say is that I really felt this song for the first time and it gave me a new found respect for Tool as musicians. A lot of bands sound good on CD but most sound shit live, Tool on the other hand sound better live and I'm sure the live DVD when it comes will prove it to be. __________________ † Ïllüminåti † ¾ Last edited by ARMZ; 11-14-2005 at 05:21 PM..
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