Mga halimbawa ng paggamit ng Keenan sa Ingles at ang kanilang mga pagsasalin sa Tagalog
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Stripes Keenan.
Keenan considers this"the best move[he] ever made.".
That is Keenan Reynolds.
Why are they Leanin on Keenan?
Keenan became friends with comedian Bill Hicks in the early 1990s.
Although reluctant at first, Keenan agreed and, in 1990, Tool was formed.
Keenan enjoyed this joke so much that he repeated it on a number of occasions.
A few years later, she persuaded Keenan to live with his father in Michigan.
However, Keenan later revealed that it was to be only a two-show performance.
Inspired by Bill Murray's performance in the 1981 comedy film Stripes, Keenan joined the United States Army, with the intention of having the G.I.
Fronted by Keenan, the eventual lineup included guitarist Jones;
In March 1987, Todd Horning(rhythm guitar), Stan Henderson(bass), and Tom Geluso(drums)were recruited from Keenan and Horning's former band, TexA.N.S.
In July 2014, Keenan and his son moved into their new apartment.
When comparing the project to Tool in an interview with Rolling Stone, Keenan described it as his"attempt to make music to inspire people.….
Keenan did sketch comedy on improv nights in comedy clubs in Los Angeles during that time.
In a later interview with Artistdirect, Keenan said that he did not want the lyrics to be puzzles.
Keenan has a reputation for being reclusive, elliptical and controlling of his public image.
After more than two years since the bands last release, Keenan was asked about the status of A Perfect Circle during an interview with Revolver.
Keenan made his major feature film debut in the April 17, 2009, release of Crank: High Voltage.
In addition to the merchandise available on the band's online store, Keenan has also made available locally-roasted coffee, art, and limited edition collectibles.
Keenan also said that the band has no plans to resume full-scale touring, or even to write and record a new album.
During Tool's post-Ænima hiatus to deal with their legal issues, Keenan began working with Billy Howerdel, Tool's guitar tech through the Ænima tour, on a different project.
In 2002, Keenan recorded a song called"Fallen" with Thirty Seconds to Mars that was released on the band's self-titled debut album.
Originally from Ohio, Keenan spent his high school and college years in Michigan.
When Keenan was 11, his mother suffered a paralyzing cerebral aneurysm, which would later serve as the inspiration for many of his creative works.
With the support of NAZ partner organization Emerge Community Development, Keenan was also able to complete a 20-week construction program at Summit Academy through the Workforce Investment Network(WIN) program.
Keenan- who has had previous experience with this type of entertainment, having fronted a similar show in Los Angeles before achieving fame with Tool- went on to add that"you just can't really describe it, you just have to see it, then it makes sense.
In an interview with NY Rock, Keenan explained,"Everything we release with Tool is inspired by our music.
On September 30, Keenan graduated from the construction program with the goal of working on the Vikings stadium.
Often having to deal with stalkers, Keenan has resorted to using a paintball rifle to run trespassing fans from his property.