Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Hush (Tool song)" in English language version.
{{cite episode}}: |transcript-url= missing title (help) Transcribed by Rory Mitchell and archived at the Tool Page. “Theresa: We played it all the time on MuchMusic.”The idea for the video, which was completely thought up by Maynard...
The video for "Hush," directed by Failure's Ken Andrews, portrays the band naked walking across a white room with Parental Advisory signs over their buttocks.
...viewers can even unlock the hidden gem, "Hush," ...[dead link]
..."Hush" helping establish a buzz for the band; the accompanying video graphically displayed the song's anti-censorship slant... as the band appeared naked with their mouths taped shut.
The first release from OPIATE, "Hush", was a condemnation of censorship, something the band have repeatedly run into.
As a hidden bonus, there's "Hush," ...accompanied by an early, grainy black-and-white film of the guys in the band, nude, with parental-advisory stickers over their crotches and asses.
The first release from OPIATE, "Hush", was a condemnation of censorship, something the band have repeatedly run into.
The video for "Hush," directed by Failure's Ken Andrews, portrays the band naked walking across a white room with Parental Advisory signs over their buttocks.
As a hidden bonus, there's "Hush," ...accompanied by an early, grainy black-and-white film of the guys in the band, nude, with parental-advisory stickers over their crotches and asses.