Tool - Right in Two (Space Odyssey version)

[tacityrn]

we were even given a chance simply for this notion called love

but there is so much more meaning behind the word love lol it's not all about

what our general idea of love means....love is so deep it has existed and traveled

through time long before this universe was created

[tacityrn]

the universe around you and even the world we live in seeing things destroyed should be evidence enough how our basic nature to be selfish and kill to benefit ourselves is as basic as gravity

the notion of creation and love is something very profound and unique in this universe

[tacityrn]

the fact we even have the notion of love in us that exists in us that detests all hazards

and often has us helping out those around us and calling them family

realize we are all family and we are all in this together

the fact that you can create, simply the fact you can create rather than destroy....

we all trust in nature

so trust in the nature that exists in us that the universe created for a higher purpose

our basic destruction and violence leads us nowhere BUT TOTAL ANNIHILATION

[tacityrn]

and before you think i'm just some random hippy

i have taken a look enough to see that we are beyond this

we tend to not comform to what we can actually be better at

because we fear it

we conform to the gravity that holds us here

but can you not see that our very lives

our very minds and eyes..to be able to even look up from the ground

is a direct backlash at this universe

though nature created us to be what we are

can we not see that we fall into gravitational patterns?

[tacityrn]

and through true intelligence not only comes seeing how our brash nature is far from needed but also how simulation that we can create does us all so much more justice and avoids all the turmoil

it's a redundant lesson we learn through our violence after we have gone so far with it

there is still so much more behind all of this we tend to never realize or even consider accepting as truth

[tacityrn]

if monkeys could open their minds enough from the beginning and inherit wisdom that allowed them to easily grasp and inherit archaic knowledge

they would not be squandering their ability to lift their eye and wonder about what really is out there

it's the same as how the monkeys simply found the monolith and looked up to something greater and it taught them advancement

but don't blame the monkeys

blame us because we have the ability to think so much further.

[tacityrn]

this achieves only strengthening ourselves in short terms

when there is enough to go around

you watch in this video how one tribe of monkeys evolves over the other because

they discovered how to use a tool, helped them quicker kill their prey to evolve them

even more

but this goes back to when i said how war advances us, but not in the ways neccessary

if we take things slow and do things right

there is enough to go around and no one has to go hungry and no one has to die

from war

[TheMetahedron]

I enjoy it completely.

The way it is re-ordered it is like

the monkeys figured it out for themselves,

and only THEN did the Monolith choose them.

Violence is just a natural part of the animal kingdom.

Carnivores are quick thinkers.

Is that a good thing?

So many people try to disconnect from it.

How about just doing it right?

[tacityrn]

@TheMetahedron he is absolutely right

everything......all the essence of what our minds can collect

has already existed

don't you know that music has existed before in other worlds?

don't you know how powerful sound is even.

what he means about doing it right, what's wrong about carnivores being quick thinkers

there is your answer.......... and have we not proven our haste in thinking...quick to judge

quick to kill all for what we think we need? but look at the violence.

universally

[TheMetahedron]

@tacityrn The Monolith is Too Ridiculously Violent in all of this.

Can we put a black bar over it, or something?

Kids might watch this...

[Cobin09]

thanks for your video.

[Meany03]

THIS VID HAS LESS THAN 10K VIEWS! WTF?!?! EVERYONE SHOULD SEE THIS VID. TOP 5 BEST TOOL SONG EVER COMBINED WITH AN AMAZING STANLY KUBRICK MOVIE SEQUENCE.

[Teema]

Thank you for this video. Ignore the idiots criticizing. If they want they can make a video themselves and THANK you for inspiring them.

[mralex2387]

have anyone had an ayahuasca trip with tool music????

[PALTOOL1111]

man made guided missiles. who made man misguided?

[spacecowboy5000]

Combining the music from Tool and the images of "2001" creates something totally independant of the two. You don't have to compare it to anything since it stands on its own. Just enjoy the vid for what it is.

[Andy4ganja20fiN]

it doesnt matter how you edit it, the poitn both artists(maynerd and kubrick)were trying to get across was that as a species we have to destroy everything and everyone around us because we can never share or help each other out

[BadReligion9]

I just saw 2001: A Space Odyssey, for the first time yesterday! The first thought that hit me was that this scene was Maynard's inspiration for "Right In Two". It fits perfectly! As soon as the monkeys realize they can use their hands/clubs to beat up things/individuals, they start to fight "over pieces of the ground". Pieces of the ground being the little pond in Space Odyssey! Dividing it all Right In Two!

[shinjiyasuno]

i had to smoke so much weed to figure that out.

[cellardoor199991]

that's sad

[cellardoor199991]

This movie wasn't Maynard's inspiration. Also it fits because asynotte edited this so it could fit the lyrics.

[BadReligion9]

I said this scene, not the movie...If you watch the scene it fits with the lyrics to "Right In Two", edited or not...I was just pointing out, that when I saw the scene, I automatically thought about "Right In Two"...Maybe this wasn't his inspiration, but what makes you so sure?

[Edyisium]

Tool fucking rock! and Space Odyssey a great film!

[fighting4air]

I see what your grabbing at with only using the monkeys. The video is about the struggle between ourselves. Not between our tools or our fear of death, which is what the future concentrates on. Its a good video, It would be great to see a tool video do the whole movie past and future, it can't be this song though.

Maybe Pushit, Lateralus (separate the body from the mind. Can be said for our need to leave our tools behind to Evolve to the star child). Any thoughts?

[StupidoFIN]

Nothing beats the good old "Jupiter and beyond the infinite" of 2001: A space odyssey with Pink Floyd's Echoes.

[shinjiyasuno]

this does bitch. aaaaaahahahahaha.

[cellardoor199991]

you are an idiot

[cellardoor199991]

exactly

[estilo667]

i put in my tagged... thanks for the video-

[pafnucyk]

This is pointless... Where is scene from "future" showing what happens when it comes to understandig something bigger (touching monolith), and people reacts like monkeys milion years ago ergo nothing has change since? Because that is the meaning of this song. Altouh love Tool, and thx for supporting them:)

[asynotte]

At the beguining, my goal was to make it this way... But it turn differently when I made the montage, so I choose to use only the monkeys part. But, of course, if I redo it sometime it'll be different for sure, I'll not make the same mistake.

Thank for the comments, you and all of the above, and Tool fucking rock!

[destinyuraqte]

this is about the final days when the angels ask GOD of the one thing that he gave to all creation is called C~HOICE - Eden * TOOL has only been that to many realize the 2 different parts to this world :) best bet

[rodneykingstrikesbck]

"This is pointless... Where is scene from "future" showing what happens when it comes to understandig something bigger (touching monolith), and people reacts like monkeys milion years ago ergo nothing has change since? "

Actually it worked out perfect because it shows the fact and not the fiction. The fact is that there is no "understandig something bigger (touching monolith)"

People are still monkeys clubbing each other to death by the hundreds of thousands every year.

[rodneykingstrikesbck]

Maybe you meant that, I am not sure, your English is a little rough around the edges.

[pafnucyk]

Your point sounds reasonable Rodney. And.. my English is far from being perfect I know, but I'm working at it though ;) Cheers!

[cellardoor199991]

By far the most intellectual and elaborate collaboration yet. I don't know what the real video entails but this is exactly what i pictured in my head. u know about darkside and wizard of oz im sure. should try echoes and last chapter of space oddysey it's actually intentional. The floyd spoke with kubrick about it! NE way pure genius bro. perfect. I'm gonna have to put this on my myspace.

[rapeU2death]

Killer job!

[Piezewieter]

Love the way the movie resembles the lyrics of the song. Great job Asynotte, I also made a video with this song. Check it out if you like.

[KawaiiCinamoroll]

I always loved how they opened this movie. It really made me think about man's origins and I just love the location they place this in. The music made me love it even more, thank you so much for posting this.

[handaxl]

Thats exactly how it happened! People invented religions to make us forget where we come from and if you educate yourself about evolution and make some expierences in your life [sex, exploring your conciusness], then it makes sense at some point about the evoultion from ape--->human

[sabrinavsginc]

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[SacredCow669]

Shit. Really, i didn't know this existed. Anyway, nice video. If you want, go watch mine.

[fearisyouronlygod]

Try starting Intension at the beginning of the Dawn of Man chapter on the Space Odyssey DVD and play straight through until the end of Viginti Tres. It works quite well without any editing.

[Benman24]

wow, great job man.

[stigbeve]

good job !

[MyStrangeMind]

Great video, it goes very well with that song. 2001: A Space Odyssey is one of the most significant to be produced. You would think we would have learned long ago, but here we go again...