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Ziggy Pop: 2011-07-09, Canada Go back to sleep Go back to sleep Counting bodies like sheep To the rhythm of the war drums Counting bodies like sheep To the rhythm of the war drums
Ziggy Pop: Maynard James Keenan's interview for Wine Spectator, July 2011 http://www.winespectator.com
Ziggy Pop: they haven't started recording yet
Ziggy Pop: Layne Staley, Kat Bjelland, Les Claypool, MJK
Ziggy Pop: A Perfect Circle August 02, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Denver, CO
Ziggy Pop: A Perfect Circle August 02, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Denver, CO Review: A Perfect Circle at Red Rocks, 8/2/11 By Dave Herrera It seems more than a bit paradoxical that A Perfect Circle's frontman prefers to perform in background. With Tool, his primary band, and with A Perfect Circle, Maynard James Keenan is an enormous presence. His voice is the driving force of both acts. And yet live, he chooses to blend unassumingly into the shadows on platform by himself off to the side, shrouded in darkness. And while this sort of seemingly subversive tactic would clearly detract from just about any other artist's performance, with Keenan, who happens to possess one of the most captivating voices in all of rock, it actually enhances the experience of seeing him live, allowing you -- nay, forcing you -- to focus almost entirely on the imposing power of his vocals. With A Perfect Circle, Keenan is obviously far less dynamic than he is with Tool. Just the same, he's no less affecting. With exception of certain passages on songs like "Hollow" and "Outsider," in which he opened up and explored the higher reaches of his register, he mostly crooned in a vigorous midrange as the band made its way through a set that consisted of songs from all three releases, including a choice selection of covers from eMOTIVe. Some takes fared far better than others. John Lennon's "Imagine," a song that's famous for being hopeful and empowering, was rendered positively dirge-like and dour, while "What's Going On" was unforgivably neutered by a droney minor key arrangement that sucked all of the soul out of the original. Despite this, Keenan somehow managed to tap into the exasperation of the tune, infusing it with an underlying tension and disquieted desparation that added an unexpected depth to the Marvin Gaye classic. Although Keenan's vocals served as the undeniable centerpiece of the songs, the singer was accompanied by a band of notably accomplished musicians, particularly guitarist Billy Howerdel. In addition to showcasing some fine fretwork throughout the set, the guitarist - who could get work as a stunt double for Billy Corgan if ever there was a need -- tickled the ivories of a toy piano on "Annihilation," which opened the show, and later expertly added eerie, disembodied, falsetto harmonies on songs like "When the Levee Breaks" and expertly channeled Keenan as he sang lead on "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding?" The band's drummer (Jeff Friedl?) turned in an equally impressive standout performance. The staging wasn't very elaborate. Rolls of chainmail-like fencing, resembling an industrial grade mosquito netting, were draped from three sides of the stage and served as the backdrop in which APC's logo was affixed to. The unrelenting rain pitched in to provide another unexpected visual element that perfectly suited the downcast nature of A Perfect Circle's music. While standing in the rain for extended periods of time is normally wearisome and tedious on every front, on this evening, what would've otherwise been considered a dreary midsummer night, the rain felt oddly cleansing. Not only did it provide a welcome repreive from the stifiling heat we've been experiencing recently, but the solid sheets of rain added the ideal shading to songs, particularly when illuminated. Ironically, as soon as the band trotted out "When the Levee Breaks," with Keenan singing the lines "if it keeps on raining, the levee is going to break," the rain slowed to a mist. It yet another incongruent snapshot from a night in which incongruity seemed to be the theme. Before taking the stage, after a lively and entertaining set from Red Bacteria Vacuum, a Japanese pop-punk trio, a selection of showtunes from the Sound of Music played over the speakers -- not exactly the type of music you'd expect to hear in before a band like A Perfect Circle. Turned out to be a perfectly fitting palate cleanser. Personal Bias: Marvin Gaye is like god to me. His songs are sacred and should not be messed with. By anybody. Ever. fans & t-shirts ïîñëåäíÿÿ - ñàìàÿ êðóòàÿ
Ziggy Pop: Queens of Country trailer the trailer for the upcoming movie Queens of Country from the guys who produced Blood Into Wine. Rather than a musical documentary, it seems to be a comedy movie with a country music theme to it. As you should all know by now Maynard has a role in it è åù¸ êîå-÷òî î ôèëüìå è ìæê: I’ve been looking forward to this movie and have been in email contact with someone associated with the film for quite some time now. This film was finished, produced and slated for release in March 2011. The editing wrapped up in January 2011 and before it was distributed to theaters the cast was shown an advance copy. Upon seeing viewing the fim Maynard became furious saying “My hair looks so totally embarrassing and the lighting does not accentuate my eyes. I look super horrible” before knocking Ryans water bottle off of the table, karate kicking the sound guys cup of coffee onto the projector and storming out screaming that while filming the movie his eyes were permanently damaged because that “fucking asshole” lighting guy. Apparently he tried to get approval to wear glasses because of his sensitive eye but was denied on the basis that it would not make sense for he character to be wearing huge aviator glasses in every scene, he even wanted to wear glasses during the night scene and sex scene and was informed it was not going to happen. A few days later Ryan Page recieved a cease and desist notice from Maynard’s lawyer blocking release of the film with the threat of a lawsuit should the film see the light of day. I was told some negotiations between attorneys took place and a deal was confirmed two months later after tense negotiations. While the details are not yet known, we do know that an agreement was made where Maynard is going to be payed an additional amount of money for not going forward with a lawsuit and reshooting his parts of the movie where he has Full artistic control. In the first version of the film Maynard played a cop and during the rehearsals he also tried the character as a mailman. Apparently he was upset that the wardrobe department would not approve the postman uniform he brought from home along with a hat that said postal on the basis that it wasn’t authentic enough and they were pretty sure mailmen don’t wear shirts that say postal. This really ticked him off but he was allowed to use a police outfit that he brought from home in the original scenes. In the edited version of the film Maynard will be playing a mechanic and will direct himself during the reshoot. As part of the contractual agreement the director was not be allowed on site when the scenes were reshot. The directors did not like this but Maynard kept rambling about “artistic integrity” to the point where they submitted. Tentatively the new release date is early 2012 however that is subject to change per the contract.
Ziggy Pop: october 2011
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Ziggy Pop: Puscifer tour details The beautiful Carina Round has mentioned in her latest newsletter that the 2011 Puscifer Tour will take place between the 10t-h of November and the 15-th of December with the band playing 21 shows. Given that’s just over a month in length. It’s also worth mentioning that Carina has a new single The Last Time which is released on the 8th of November. The single will feature a Puscifer remix of the track “Girl and the Ghost” and will be available digitally and on vinyl.
Ziggy Pop: A Perfect Circle - The Outsider live @ Edgefest 2011
Ziggy Pop: "Man Overboard" music video premiere on rollingstone.com http://www.rollingstone.com/videos/new-and-hot/puscifer-man-overboard-20110908 Puscifer 'Man Overboard' September 8, 2011 "Man Overboard," the first video from Puscifer's second album, Conditions of My Parole, pairs the band's incredibly tense music with dark, grimy digital animation depicting a band rocking out at sea on a rusty old ship. Frontman Maynard James Keenan – best known for his work with Tool and A Perfect Circle – is typically intense, but he brings a wry sense of humor to the piece that is echoed in the clip's visuals.
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Ziggy Pop: Members of Puscifer's opening band, Uncle Scratch's Gospel Revival, hit the streets with a mission to save the hell-bound souls of Maynard fans
Ziggy Pop: preview of all songs on 'Conditions Of My Parole' on Amazon 01 Tiny Monsters (4:44) 02 Green Valley (3:54) 03 Monsoons (4:17) 04 Telling Ghosts (4:49) 05 Horizons (3:29) 06 Man Overboard (4:18) 07 Toma (3:39) 08 The Rapture (Fear Is a Mind Killa Mix) (6:13) 09 Conditions of My Parole (2:54) 10 The Weaver (4:40) 11 Oceans (3:42) 12 Tumbleweed (4:15) amazon
Ziggy Pop: The Pot video production starting soon September 18th, 2011 While things may appear to be quiet on the Tool front, perhaps it’s not as quiet as it may seem. Word is that production on the next Tool video, for the 10,000 Days track "The Pot" is rumoured to be starting very soon. Possibly as soon as this week.
Ziggy Pop: êóïèë çà 1$ Tool – Vicarious Label: Volcano (2) – 82876 83661-2, Tool Dissectional – 82876 83661-2 Format: CD, Single, Promo Country: US Released: 2006 Notes: One track promotional release in a custom digipak http://www.discogs.com/Tool-Vicarious/release/801597
Ziggy Pop: Puscifer TV, pt. IV
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