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Artist: Mudvayne
Song: 12:97:24:99
Album: The End of All Things to Come
You can use any tuning for this song,
but if you want to save yourself the time,
stick to typical Mudvayne tuning (C, G, C, F, A, D).
You can play with the tuning to see what sounds best.
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There you have it.
If you can hear guitar in this song, GO GET YOUR HEAD EXAMINED!!!
Note that this song is comparable to Bloodhound Gang's "The Ten Coolest Things About
New Jersey."
Rock on! |m/
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Francesco Lead Player |
#1 by Francesco DeVito at May 30, 1973 at 11:39 AM EST |
| Yes. There are arabic symbols in the booklet though. | |
Alex Lead Player |
#2 by Alex at Aug 16, 1976 at 8:23 AM EST |
| I think its about the reality itself, like theres more beyond our understanding and the Sublime may give us limitless knowledge by destroying our limitations of understanding | |
Jake Wanna Be |
#3 by Jake Stewart at Sep 5, 1976 at 4:18 AM EST |
| Drug would work - If the band itself had not said that NONE of their songs or lyrics now are refering to Drugs. So that throws drugs out of the question. | |
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ryan Average |
#4 by ryan oh at Mar 15, 1977 at 4:13 PM EST |
| Exactly led_zeppelin_xxx I don't know what this means either. But I've read or heard somewhere that this small section of silence is for the listener to reflect on the album and what they've just heard. | |
jo_silverhawk Average |
#5 by jo_silverhawk at Dec 19, 1978 at 4:53 AM EST |
| badjah, are you implying those numbers represent their name? HOW??? | |
scotty 2 hotty Rhythm Player |
#6 by scotty 2 hotty at Jun 7, 1980 at 8:36 PM EST |
| It means 12 seconds of silence. That's what my friend told me anyway. | |
Jamie Wanna Be |
#7 by Jamie Smith at Oct 11, 1981 at 7:05 PM EST |
| yeah, but what do the numbers mean? i only got into mudvayne when happy came out and i was getting more into metal, but do their numbers have some symbolism to the band, like slipknot? or religion? i dunno, like i said, a MuDvAyNe "noob" of sorts lol | |
Lex Average |
#8 by Lex Nafrodosze at Aug 28, 1983 at 12:21 AM EST |
| cont. (again) ok i think i may be wrong about the "prelude" or intro to Dig, i'm starting to second guess myself, because i think it was talking about evolution, and having a symbiotic relation to a mushroom or something, so i talk that part of the comment out | |
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GonnaKill Average |
#9 by GonnaKill YOU at May 1, 1984 at 12:05 AM EST |
| huh, that's cool... i might have to look into that, its kinda interesting | |
chOxY Rhythm Player |
#10 by chOxY at Oct 15, 1984 at 8:28 AM EST |
| I think this is about not having boundries.I got the dvd with this cd and in the interview Chad repeatedly talked about not having any boundries in the band or on the album. | |
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Prince Alex Lead Player |
#11 by Prince Alex at Jan 18, 1985 at 2:44 AM EST |
| i was looking around and found out that the numbers when simplified become 11:11 which is religious to some and is linked to the end of all things | |
Ace Average |
#12 by Ace Of Spades at Feb 8, 1985 at 12:21 AM EST |
| Mu|Dv|Ay|Ne 12|97|24|99 | |
Ryan Average |
#13 by Ryan Noffke at Feb 27, 1986 at 7:41 AM EST |
| Yeah well that's now, and this was then. So hush. | |
Justin Rhythm Player |
#14 by Justin Lepera at Jun 6, 1986 at 12:04 AM EST |
| this is what the writing in the booklet in the album translates to, does anyone understand it? i almost do but dont haha | |
Chris Rhythm Player |
#15 by Chris Pray at Oct 27, 1990 at 5:55 PM EST |
| That's the surface meaning... I think drugs would be too obvious and typical though... You're not off base though... I think that may act as a gateway... Would explain the whole part of "seen by ones self not as an act of destruction" implying destruction may in fact be a result of the action. The drug reference well, actually fits right in with what I said minus the drug interpretation...cool... | |
batman Average |
#16 by batman chum at Jan 31, 1992 at 2:45 PM EST |
| ya | |
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klown Rhythm Player |
#17 by klown at Apr 18, 1992 at 4:00 AM EST |
| this is just the info i got off a site that is all about numerical meanings | |
Jesus Professional |
#18 by Jesus at Jan 18, 1993 at 5:58 AM EST |
| Jesus...I never fuckin looked into this song. I thought it was just space, but...but damn... | |
Ĵǿ Wanna Be |
#19 by Ĵǿħŋ Ĝęřđěŋĭţš at Nov 2, 1995 at 2:06 PM EST |
| Or some kind of script...but whatever... | |
Maarten Average |
#20 by Maarten Wuyts at Mar 9, 1998 at 4:14 PM EST |
| isn't this song just 12 seconds of silence? | |
Niks Average |
#21 by Niks at Jan 24, 2002 at 10:41 PM EST |
| but how does 12.97.24.99 simplify to be come 11:11?? http://www.1111spiritguardians.com/ check this site, its i guess the idea behind 11:11.... a theory, if you will.... and what relevance would it have with the text in the book (i think that they also say it in the begining of ld50 right before dig) -Cory | |
Meaty Average |
#22 by Meaty at Dec 30, 2002 at 1:17 PM EST |
| While I haven't actually looked into that translation, I believe that what this message is stating, is expansion and creation are forever subjected to further understanding that requires complacence in ones self in order to elevate and project ourselves into a new wave of discovery. Therefore not destruction, but an awakening. Within yourself. No longer restricted to the perils of the unborn. Excellence and the loss a limitation to permission and self given vantage achieved through the time that is given for understanding, allowing yourself to break your own boundaries continually in an unending process. Sorry I went a bit in depth. Seems a bit repetitive and out of order to me, the translation that is...but that's what I took from it. | |
Chris Wanna Be |
#23 by Chris H at Jan 2, 2003 at 9:41 AM EST |
| hmm i had to break out the dictionary on this one, i paraphrased it mabey to make it a little easier to understand The (elevated, celestial) destroys The boundaires of (being finite, having boundaries) (This cancels out, being sublime eliminatesthe boundaries of having boundaries) Yet this (occurence, circumstance) Is seen by the self (percieved by the thing that is sublime) not as an act of destruction but rather, as a kind of elevation (like a high) and liberation For it is the feeling of (infinetness, no boundaries) Which it now discovers Within itself that it may enjoy a new experience Within it's own boundlessness personally, i think this is about drugs. I think the "sumblime" is referring to some kind of high,because when you are high, you feel "boundless" like nothing can hold you down and everything is okay. So you are in a state of infiniteness, and in that state you may find things out about yourself that would have been hard to find when you were sober. | |
Chris Average |
#24 by Chris Tucker at Mar 3, 2003 at 12:44 AM EST |
| I know the the blank space is there to allow the user to reflect on the ablum and take in what tey have just heard..And to posible takin atll that text in. I see it as saying, That to really grow we must tear down our boundaries, mental or phyiscal....Infinite knowlege or growth can not be attained in a finit shell. | |
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Keegan Average |
#25 by Keegan at Oct 29, 2006 at 12:02 PM EST |
| cont. 12:97:24:99 wouldn't that be a time... like a count down maybe or something... like 12 days 97 hours 24 minutes 99 seconds... well a count down or a count up even | |