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Danny grew up in Paola, KS. Relatively normal, an element of mystery was added to Danny's childhood when one day he spied his father with a large sword conducting a Masonic ritual. Danny would later notice himself performing similar movements when he began playing drums at the age of thirteen. As Danny progressed through high school and then college at the University of Missouri in Kansas City he began supplementing his studies in percussion with speculation into the principles of geometry, science, and metaphysics. A commitment to life as an artist brought Danny to LA where he was able to perform as a studio drummer with projects like Carole King and play around town with Pygmy Love Circus. He would later find an outlet for addressing a fuller scope of his potent More... (Submit New Tool Lyrics) (Submit New Tool Lyrics) Review about Tool hahah | Reviewer: marc340 ------ About the song Stinkfist performed by Tool ..i cant hold back from layghing at these douchebags who dont like Tool 'cause they dont get the exact meaning of the lyrics..dudes,its all up to what you think it represents:thats what music is all about,the images in our heads..no? I dont necessarily want to know what Maynard or any other composer felt..its what the music does to me..thats what counts. Tool is the shyt!! wtf | Reviewer: tiana ------ About the song Prison Sex performed by Tool ok i had to ptu some input whoever it was that says maynard write this song is an illiterate retard and knows nothing. . . .so i scarred mother.maynard move to live with his father at the age of 13 and descibes it as "the best move he ever made" rape?. yes Reviewer: matty is write prison sex is about abuse and life braking you down and the constant circles we as humans put our selfs in.its an excelent song and like most tool songs you just need to listen and think a little harded and not just go with the obviouse re: devolving? | Reviewer: big e ------ About the song Right in Two performed by Tool Shawn Fanning, good call bro. Never even considered asexual reproduction -- mitosis right? as opposed to meiosis? -- in this song. Devolution (de-evolution?) .. our moral fabric is rippin' apart, like the Great Curtain that tore when Jesus passed, maybe? Crazy inferences and connections.. I love that their songs always have multiple meanings. When I first comprehended Lateralus as meaning spritual awakening, and first realized it's him talkin to himself in Third Eye: "So glad to see you...", etc., and thought about it myself durin a trip, after that day the depth of the truth and stark nakedness of the reality gave me chills. Fuckin' a. Only an opinion | Reviewer: The Kettle ------ About the song The Pot performed by Tool The definition of a kangaroo court is a court that denies the due process of law to the defendant. This court also predetermines the verdict before the actual trial. On that note I think this is about the corrupt justice system pissing on our lives(kettle) because of their "high" positions. They judge when they themselves need judgement. Through the burning of evidence, blind(lemon juice in eye) greed(the cozened indigo) we see our current judicial system. I'll keep digging | Reviewer: anonymous ------ About the song Stinkfist performed by Tool Coming from heavy drug addiction, I can say with confidence that this song is probably about drug use. Listen to the words and really think. Every line in this song can be looked upon as drugs taking control. It's not about anal fisting. Aenema was an album based on the tragedies of our world. A little lesson about music | Reviewer: misery ------ About the song Stinkfist performed by Tool Tool has a steady, and complex beat that takes a great amount of talent to master. And to anonymous on 11/1/09...A song that is open to interpretation is a song that everyone can relate to. Music is not about set standards, its about feeling and pulling away from standards. You people are dumb fucks. Subjectivity | Reviewer: Scott ------ About the song Third Eye performed by Tool I think this song contains a unique meaning to each person who experiences this song. I always thought of TOOL as a band who creates songs which can be used as a TOOL to look inward and outward at the world and see it in different viewpoints. Look at each album that has been produced by the band. They each seem to have a unique standpoint on life and self. I believe it is meant to move the mind from theory and dogma to experience and living in the moment. That being said..James is right...its about crab people. He nailed it all completely. He is wise beyond his age. Some creepy emotions | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Stinkfist performed by Tool Did anyone mention that this song could be about LOVE? Could be about something like a masochistic relationship-masochistic emotions-not about sex. Some girl/guy that loves someone, feels bad and wishes his feelings to change but in the end realizes that he'll always be in love. Ray | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Disposition performed by Tool To the guy who called everyone douchebags for talking about their interpretations and using lyrics to say we're over-analyzing the song, later on in the song he says that he embraces his desire to feel the rhythm and to feel connected. So shh. dipshits | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Stinkfist performed by Tool all you morons that think tool sucks and that we need to stop listening to this "patheic crap" can fuck off because you probably listen to blink 182 or some other horse-shit band. if you dont realize how brilliant tool is musically and lyrically then YOU have issues and should probably stop listening to music alltogether. maynard wasnt raped and in fact this song doesnt even sound like a song about rape and prison sex is about how stupid it is to rape your own kids so that doesnt imply that he was raped either. go jack off to breaking benjamin or some shit and we will listen to real music. to see music in color | Reviewer: matty ------ About the song Schism performed by Tool i found it interesting what people got from this song and found it so blank and colorless. mostly i found a true lack of thought. what this song is about is making music collectively with others and coming to common ground without letting ego dstroy it. A very obvious song of tool's. when making music, it is easy to blame someone else for tings not working. also when playing you form building blocks that produce a pyramid in your mind. if one mistake is made the pyramid callapses, thus having you start again and gathering the blocks again.to rediscover communication Relax | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Lateralus performed by Tool I love this song. Personally, I think it fits in well with my Pagan belief's, even if there is no written or verbal aknowledgement that it has anything to do with that. Also, isn't the point of music not to really make it about something, but for it to mean something to each individual even if it differs between individuals? Also, I read an interview or something and Maynard said something along the lines of "we are your tool, use us how you want/need". I guess I'm saying chill out- everyone has their opinion and I love that you have all shared what you think. perfection | Reviewer: Mariana ------ About the song H. performed by Tool Hey... I'm a Brazilian girl and you guys probably thinking "Fuck, you should be listening to "axé", "samba" or "pagode" music"... I think most people think all Brazilian listen to that crock of shit. Well I just wanted to say I LOVE TOOL... it's the best band ever. Like someone said once, "Without tool a lot of people wouldn't be able to make it through the day sane". I'm one of them. TOOL I LOVE YOU!!! not about sex at all | Reviewer: matty ------ About the song Prison Sex performed by Tool In my mind i would have to say that prison sex is about, yes abuse, but in turn being human. Being broken down to to basic human substances. Being burdaned by having to shit, wanting sex, being hurt anough to bleed. No matter how hard you try to break from these things and better yourself as a soul more so than ahuman, you are brought back down by these basic things. A work of art.... | Reviewer: HT ------ About the song Jambi performed by Tool I personally agree with Grimmy's review. That is exactly how I have always felt about the song. I'm not sure that Maynard had the same idea when writing the lyrics and I don't really care. It doesn't have to mean the same thing to me that it meant to him when he wrote it, and it doesn’t have to mean the same thing to you that it means to me. It’s art. It’s not a standardized test. "Artistic creation is not mere decoration. The artist has to convey his inspiration to others while allowing them freedom of interpretation." (Liu Chun-Hau) We need the wood | Reviewer: anewpairofeyes ------ About the song Eulogy performed by Tool There is an obvious poke at religion here, but to reduce this song down just to a criticism on religion is missing the deeper point. "Get off the cross, we need the wood" is a very common saying within 12 step recovery programs. Within alcoholic family systems, there is often one person who plays the role of the hero, and this hero role more often than not doesn't actually help the situation improve. It just feeds the hero's self sense of being a martyr that is suffering for the cause. This goes hand and hand with the lyric, "Learn to swim" from the song Aenima which is on the same album. When I hear, "learn to swim" I interpret this as meaning, "learn to save your own damn self." Those who have a desire to suffer for the mindless masses will be given endless opportunity to do so. I think your all right | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song The Patient performed by Tool In some cases tool writes from their view point but leaves enough for you to think for yourself and get your own interpretation. In this case the subject matter is so broad that anyone can relate. This takes a lot of skill, and is one of my favorites because the fact that it relates so well to anyone who was to listen to it. The lyrics are so pleasant but when tool actually plays it its beyond words. good lord.. | Reviewer: kyle ------ About the song Stinkfist performed by Tool i don't like tool but i like a perfect circle. i'm pretty sure tool saids a decent message but i can't enjoy finding out what they're trying to say without good beats over them. the music in tool doesn't inspire me like apc does. only song i like in tool is stinkfist. even though it's gross but i can relate to never having enough of what i want in life. (and no i'm not talking about sex..) please make me feel wanted | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Stinkfist performed by Tool I think this song about wanting the other person to be more desireable. Have you ever loved someone but there are just so many little things that dont match up but you want so badly for them to just get it? I think this fits that perfectly. The finger, knuckle, elbow, and shoulder deep references simply refer to wanting to get a hold of that persons passion and try to find it but the further he/she reaches to find it, the farther they get past their own will to try anymore. This song has now become my new favorite tool song because of this meaning that I have concocted for it. Personally, every line makes perfect sense and I feel a lot more in tune with Maynard.. Silly | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Right in Two performed by Tool Zilla... know your Maynard history. 10,000 part one and two are both in reference to the passing of his mother. 10,000 days adds up to roughly 27 years. That was the amount of time she spent on this earth from the time she had her stroke until the time she died. Part one is him letting go. Two is about her ascension, going before God and demanding her wings for being as devout in her faith during life. 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