barls wrote:does anyone have any of tools work with other artists. cause ive got them with the deftones, rage against the machine, massive attack
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X1. Has Maynard done anything recently besides Tool?
Quite so.
He is in another band called A Perfect Circle. They were more active in 1999-2000 than Tool, playing numerous shows and releasing their first album. More info on them is available at
www.aperfectcircle.com and
www.aperfectcircle.org.
Maynard has recorded a song with a fake band called Titannica, due to appear in the upcoming film "Run, Ronnie, Run." The song, called "Ass Kickin' Fat Kid," features Anthrax guitarist Scott Ian and ex-Hole / Motley Crue drummer Samantha Maloney, and is now said to NOT be appearing on the soundtrack.
He has recorded a song currently known as "Vacant" with members of Nine Inch Nails, due in late 2001 as part of the "Tapeworm" project.
Maynard sings a song called "Calling Dr. Love" on the Kiss tribute album "Kiss My Ass", along with bassist Billy Gould (Faith No More), guitarist Tom Morello, and drummer Brad Wilk (both of Rage Against The Machine). They are collectively known as Shandi's Addiction.
He sings the "I've got no patience now / so sick of complacence now... " part in Rage Against the Machine's "Know Your Enemy."
He sings the "not by the hair on my chinny-chin-chin" part on Green Jelly's "3 Little Pigs." (Yes, Green Jelly as in originally Green Jello as in Jello Loft where the live tracks from "Opiate" were recorded).
He appears on the first Love Jones album, "Here's to the Losers", as well. He comes in during track 4 and sings for about 45 seconds.
On January 23, 1997, Maynard appeared onstage with Tori Amos, as she played a benefit show for her charity organization, RAINN. Together, they performed her song "Muhammad My Friend", and it was quite a duet. It is available on her home video "Tori Amos Live in New York."
He has done cameo vocals at numerous live performances, including a Rage Against the Machine show.
He sings a little on a song by Tim "Herb" Alexander/Mike Bordin on the album "Flyin' Traps," which features drummers. He's listed under a pseudonym of Gaylord C.
He has also appeared on a public access show called "Colin's Sleazy Friends."
He appears on the Deftones' song "Passenger" off their album "White Pony."
A long long time ago, he was in a band called C.A.D. The Children of the Anachronistic Dynasty did record an album called "Fingernails", but no recordings are for sale. You may find a bootlegged copy on Napster or Ebay.
Also a long time ago, he was part of a project called TexA.N.S. You can find their material where you can find C.A.D. material.
See Question X5 for more details on side-project called "The Replicants."
X2. Has Danny done anything recently besides Tool?
Sure; he played drums on the western leg of the fall 1994 Pigface tour. He also used to play drums for Pygmy Love Circus, and has done percussion for Lusk, Green Jelly and even for Carole King! He also played drums for the band Zaum. He also plays drum clinics occasionally, including a recent Modern Drummer festival.
X3. How about Adam?
We know he worked on art / special effects for such movies as Jurassic Park and Terminator 2. You can actually see him on the Jurassic Park DVD, during the "Making of" featurette. About 10 minutes into the documentary, Adam is shown working on an early model of a dinosaur.
He also played bass in a band in high school with Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine (the band name: Electric Sheep). In summer of 1998, he and Buzz from the Melvins played a few gigs as Noiseland Arcade (yes, named after the Simpsons), an experimental noise band. And don't forget, he is largely responsible for their videos.
X4. What about Paul?
After leaving Tool, Paul practiced with Failure (a band who have opened for Tool) a few times, but did not join that band. He was working on his own project called Lusk, with Cris Pitman (from the Replicants and Zaum), and has an album out as of mid-April 1997. Lusk has reportedly broken up. See Question X5 for more details on "The Replicants."
X5. What's "The Replicants"?? What's "Silly Love Songs"?
On November 21, 1995, an album came out on Zoo Records (Tool's label) under the name "The Replicants." The album is a collection of eleven covers of old songs by Paul McCartney, Syd Barrett, David Bowie, Pink Floyd, the Cars, etc.
The Replicants themselves are Paul, Ken Andrews and Greg Edwards of Failure, and Cris Pitman of Zaum (a Danny side project). Maynard makes a guest appearance, singing McCartney's "Silly Love Songs".
More information is available via the discography. See Question A3.
X6. So, after Justin left them, what happened to his old band: Peach?
They had actually broken up shortly before Justin joined Tool. Note: this is not the same Peach with a few albums out on Caroline Records. Their album "Giving Birth to a Stone" was re-released in late 2000 with new cover art by Adam.
X7. Did Tool and Rage Against the Machine do a song together?
They did collaborate on a 7-minute song that is available on various websites. This unnamed song, known only as "Revolution," was apparently supposed to be on the Judgment Night soundtrack, but never made it. It features both bands playing minus Adam (and Justin, obviously).
X8. Did Tool and The Melvins do a song together?
Indeed, a 14 minute long session entitled "Divorced" appears on The Melvins' 2000 album "The Crybaby", featuring all of the band at various times.
X9. How can Maynard be in A Perfect Circle and Tool at the same time?!
Hey, Phil Collins did have his solo career alongside Genesis ...
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If you're after any of the colaborations, let me know and I'll dig them up.
Highlights for me are Divorced, Silly Love Songs and Muhammad My Friend.
As for the Massive Attack one, this could well be due to the lovely Kazaa users pulling your leg. Though if you think its legit I'd be keen to have a listen.
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There is also a few new ones not mentioned yet...
From the Underworld Soundtrack
REV 22:20 - Puscifer featuring Maynard James Keenan, Danny Lohner
Another great Tool resource to find out what CD's are out feat. band members (and what Official Tool releases exist)
http://www.tooldiscography.com/
[Edited on 28-7-2004 by ogtool]