Pink Floyd and Yes and some of the old art-rock bands, you didn't know what they looked like. You were always looking for pictures, and that added to the mystique. It's much more interesting when you're forced to imagine or… — Danny Carey Copy Share Image
Our crowds seem to keep growing whether we put out a record or not, so I feel very lucky to have that support. — Danny Carey Copy Share Image
We're dealing with the chaos of life, and we're rubbing it down. The deeper you rub, the more patterns you can see until you… — Danny Carey Copy Share Image
It drove me mad not being able to know more about Pink Floyd when I was a little kid. But that's the great thing… — Danny Carey Copy Share Image
Tony Williams, Billy Cobham and Lenny White; some of those guys were big influences on me. — Danny Carey Copy Share Image
We're not in the business of putting up barriers; that's the job of politicians. They're the idiots who want to build walls between people. — Danny Carey Copy Share Image
We got full artistic integrity and autonomy over what we were doing, and that was the main important thing that kept our band alive. — Danny Carey Copy Share Image
It takes us long for a reason, but the end result is: we all completely believe in, not just every verse, every chorus, every… — Danny Carey Copy Share Image
We're not really in the business to sell ourselves. We want to sell what we work on. — Danny Carey Copy Share Image
The lead singer is such a prominent thing, where drums are more of a supporting instrument. — Danny Carey Copy Share Image
We toured for close to three years after 'Undertow' came out, so by the time we started to work on 'AEnima,' we had matured… — Danny Carey Copy Share Image
Stylistically, we're trying to push things in different ways, but it always comes out sounding like Tool no matter what we're trying to do. — Danny Carey Copy Share Image
