The Fibonacci in Lateralus

The Fibonacci sequence in Tool's Lateralus. *3-31-10* Youtube just informed me that EMI owns this music and it's copyrighted, so if they decide to remove the audio, there's nothing I can do about it. It was just for a school project anyway. No big deal. *10-3-11* You can DL this vid here: http://www.philipriehl.com/videos/fib...

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[escapist11]

HAPPY FIBONACCI DAY! 5/8/13

[diggabledork]

It may not be perfect, but hey--it's pretty cool... "over thinking over analyzing..." lol

[CraftySouthpaw]

Agreed.

I've always said the title track was "the best song on the best album by the best band."

[CraftySouthpaw]

Just when I thought this song couldn't be any more amazing.

[djblaklite]

best, album, ever.

[GUNZnRAIN]

Well to be fair, in other countries we say the 8th of May 2013, so it is 8/5/13

[GUNZnRAIN]

Anyone else put off by the heart pumping sound at the beginning?

[Regulus74]

Listen to Reflection. In both tracklists, it's the eleventh song. At the end of the song you can hear the intro to Triad (track 12) fade in while the guitar riff from Reflection fades out. The very first note of Patient (track 3) is that final riff fading out. I'm sure there are other instances like this but this is what jumps out at me right now.

It's not about a 'smoother flow' so much as it's about reordering the setlist to change the overall feel/progression of the album.

[SpeaksZen]

Love it! TY!



[Spencer Brooke]

The reordering, produces a new story, a new look at the album. And yes, it does flow better.

[letsgetcarriedaway]

neither did i. i reordered them in an itunes playlist, and didn't notice any smoother flow.