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His intentions were to make a work of art. Why do you think they don't print the lyrics with the albums, why everything is left up to you to figure out for yourself. His interpretation of the lyrics are still only one man's interpretation of something much deeper than anyone can fully understand.

Art is subjective. Your interpretation is yours to cherish and mine mine. The artists interpretation is irrelevant and I wish you guys actually understood that. To think that Maynard's interpretation of his lyrics is the end all of interpretations narrows your mind and limits the possibilities.

It's funny how you are all just a bunch of tools, and don't even know how to think for yourselves, which is an underlying theme of all of Tool's music.

01-03-2010, 11:41 PM	#17
Roopey Level 4 - Thinker Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Sydney Posts: 24 Bincount™: 0	Re: Black and White His intentions were to make a work of art. Why do you think they don't print the lyrics with the albums, why everything is left up to you to figure out for yourself. His interpretation of the lyrics are still only one man's interpretation of something much deeper than anyone can fully understand. Art is subjective. Your interpretation is yours to cherish and mine mine. The artists interpretation is irrelevant and I wish you guys actually understood that. To think that Maynard's interpretation of his lyrics is the end all of interpretations narrows your mind and limits the possibilities. It's funny how you are all just a bunch of tools, and don't even know how to think for yourselves, which is an underlying theme of all of Tool's music.
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