Some people are not gonna like it, thats a fact of life. But SugarBear how is that you know you're the ''biggest tool fan on the board'' do you mean in a ''physical manner''?
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[TOOL]10,000 Days
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they way i remember it you tried to abort yourself and failed. which is why your nicknames so retarded.
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SugarBear said:
Someone said something similar to me prior to my purchase of Lateralus, concerning that CD. I bought it anyway and now it's my favorite Tool album.
I'll wait for 10,000 Days to hit the stores.
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If length determines awesomeness then opeth is really kickass because allot of theire songs are over 5min and even over 10.
Perhaps i should get me some tool then. Never really listend to them.
Perhaps i should get me some tool then. Never really listend to them.
There's a ton of bands out there with epic 20+ minute songs, mostly progressive stuff.
Though some people consider tool to be progressive...
Though some people consider tool to be progressive...
It's out here. Bought it, played it.
Anyone who's seriously into Tool won't be disappointed in my opinion. The first couple of tracks are straight out of the Lateralus mould but then things get more experimental, at least in places. I read an interview with Justin Chancellor recently where he said that this album was the heaviest thing they'd done so far. Parts of it are, and then there is a lot of subtlety and atmospheric stuff too. But then you get tracks like "The Pot" which are as close as this band will get to mainstream hardrock (so far).
Basically the album has it all. Rhythm, melody, atmosphere and that intensity that is very much a Tool trademark.
Lastly the artwork and packaging are, like Lateralus, once again unique and creatively brilliant. The cover folds out into a stereoscopic 3D viewer (complete with lenses) so you can view the Alex Grey psychedelic artwork in a whole new dimension (and it works well). There are even band member photos (also in 3D) which is a first for these guys.
Definitely well worth the wait.
After five years of waiting for these guys to turn out something new it's easy just to throw in the old cliche the wait was worth it, but the wait was worth it.Mister_Prophet said:
Anyone who's seriously into Tool won't be disappointed in my opinion. The first couple of tracks are straight out of the Lateralus mould but then things get more experimental, at least in places. I read an interview with Justin Chancellor recently where he said that this album was the heaviest thing they'd done so far. Parts of it are, and then there is a lot of subtlety and atmospheric stuff too. But then you get tracks like "The Pot" which are as close as this band will get to mainstream hardrock (so far).
Basically the album has it all. Rhythm, melody, atmosphere and that intensity that is very much a Tool trademark.
Lastly the artwork and packaging are, like Lateralus, once again unique and creatively brilliant. The cover folds out into a stereoscopic 3D viewer (complete with lenses) so you can view the Alex Grey psychedelic artwork in a whole new dimension (and it works well). There are even band member photos (also in 3D) which is a first for these guys.
Definitely well worth the wait.
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It is a well known fact a Tool cd adds 20% more horsepower to your car.It also a -5 to alertness to traffic.
10.80$ at Fry's
10.80$ at Fry's
Bought it this morning off Amazon...yay Prime membership.
Oh yeah, I saw them Sunday night...they rocked my pants off. Literally...I had to walk back to my tent pantless. Luckily, it was hot, so it was all good.
Oh yeah, I saw them Sunday night...they rocked my pants off. Literally...I had to walk back to my tent pantless. Luckily, it was hot, so it was all good.
If it's half as good as anaemic's sig, then it will rock!
Oh my lord, I just realized they were laying on kegs.
Oh my lord, I just realized they were laying on kegs.
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i have to post my 2cents i've listened to TOOL since i was little and i LOVE their music but when Maynard decided to "invent" "a perfect circle" i was devastated they sounded like whiny college music. ("annoying as HELL music" as otherwise known) and when i heard they were making a new cd i was ecstatic!!! but since i'm a cheap ass i 5downloaded a few of their songs. The first song i downloaded which i cannot remember the name of, seeing that it SUCKED. so anyways at first it sounded like pantera which seemed ok. but then it turned into something monstrous its...its...ITS A PERFECT CIRCLE ALL OVER AGAIN!!!!!! AHHHHHH!!!!i can't believe they changed themselves this much. My boyfriend who has listened to TOOL since he was born and has been to every concert in chicago that they had. (i dont know if he has its figuratively speaking but hes been to at least 30 concerts of them, i've got the ticket stubs.)anyways he went ballistic when he heard a perfect circle and now that "TOOL" has apparently came back to release this CD "10,000 days" he has completely given up TOOL and i think i'm about too. they dont even speak of the same things they used to. very disapointing. VERY.