Tool on Blu-ray, anyone?

[doctorsteve]

I disagree, Tool would suck. (sarcasm)

Not sure.. the videos would be good, especially the 3D type stuff from 10,000 days cover art. They don't really jump around the stage though (at Bonnaroo, Maynard was in total darkness the whole show), so I don't know that the musicians would be that fun to watch. If you like to do drugs and watch the videos while stoned, so be it - I don't, so therefore I want a show for my money. I liked NIN's Blu...

Rage against the Machine... also a different story. Very energetic show, I'd watch 'em on Blu.

MAN MAN... that would rock. I'd advise everyone to look up Man Man and catch a show - the most fun and entertaining show I've ever been to. Period.

[Count Zero]

Yes, dammit!

[FFObsessed]

It would be great to have all their videos on one BD in 1080p along with some live shows.

[BStecke]

I'd be all over it.

[rebfandan]

YES!! Though I'd rather have it on BD for the sweet sounds in 7.1! How amazing would that be?

[msb3079]

although i would love it.. i doubt it will happen anytime soon.

[AquaticGoat]

Definitely!

A Perfect Circle would be awesome as well!

[grande_mono]

Originally Posted by pscoop

I think we have been waiting for a live DVD forever. Getting a BD sounds even more out of reach. Would be nice though.

That's exactly what I've been thinking.


I say there's no way in hell we get a tool bd within the next couple of years.
(although I'd certainly love for them to prove me wrong)

Originally Posted by doctorsteve

Not sure.. the videos would be good, especially the 3D type stuff from 10,000 days cover art. They don't really jump around the stage though (at Bonnaroo, Maynard was in total darkness the whole show), so I don't know that the musicians would be that fun to watch. If you like to do drugs and watch the videos while stoned, so be it - I don't, so therefore I want a show for my money. I liked NIN's Blu...

Probably the most foolish thing I've ever read.

1) Visuals at tool shows are amazing and would be perfect for BD (if you'd have seen them anywhere but bonnapoo you'd probably know that)
2) The musicians have to "jump around" in order for it to be good? Seriously man? The music itself certainly brings enough intensity.
3) You'd have to be stoned to watch? I could sit day after day and just watch Danny Carey behind the drum set. The man is a master.