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I don't this is the end of Tool. Maynard doesn't seem to be one who gives a shit what critics say--he is in this for the love of music, and as long as his fans are happy (I am!) than I know that they will keep on pumping out albums... of course at a less than methodical pace.

Its funny that most people look disgracefully at 10,000 days, but out of alot of Tool fans that I've talked too, it was The Pot that caught their ear off the radio and then the rest of the album which dragged them into Maynard's bizarre creation. After that they bought the back catalogs and became avid Tool fans...

The Tool audience is growing rather than dwindling and any new album will probably grow their audience to a greater abundance regardless of what stuck up critics think about the music. And as for the topic question, we won't see a new Tool album till 2010 I think.

04-20-2008, 03:24 PM	#7
Yast3r Level 10 - Vehement Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Ontario Canada Posts: 2,557 Bincount™: 480	Re: upcoming record poll I don't this is the end of Tool. Maynard doesn't seem to be one who gives a shit what critics say--he is in this for the love of music, and as long as his fans are happy (I am!) than I know that they will keep on pumping out albums... of course at a less than methodical pace. Its funny that most people look disgracefully at 10,000 days, but out of alot of Tool fans that I've talked too, it was The Pot that caught their ear off the radio and then the rest of the album which dragged them into Maynard's bizarre creation. After that they bought the back catalogs and became avid Tool fans... The Tool audience is growing rather than dwindling and any new album will probably grow their audience to a greater abundance regardless of what stuck up critics think about the music. And as for the topic question, we won't see a new Tool album till 2010 I think.
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