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Useful Idiot
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Forty Six & 2
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Message to Harry Manback
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Hooker with a Penis
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Third Eye
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album review
For their third release, Tool explore the progressive rock territory previously forged by such bands as King Crimson. However, Tool are conceptually innovative with every minute detail of their art, which sets them apart from most bands. Make no mistake, this isn't your father's rock record. Sonically, the band has never sounded tighter. Long exploratory passages are unleashed with amazing precision, detail, and clarity, which only complements the aggressive, abrasive shorter pieces on the album. There is no compromise from any member of the band, with each of them discovering the dynamics of his respective instrument and pushing the physical capabilities to the limit. Topics such as the philosophies of Bill Hicks (eloquently eulogized in the packaging), evolution and genetics, and false martyrdom will fly over the heads of casual listeners. But those listening closely will discover a special treat: a catalyst encouraging them to discover a world around them to which they otherwise might have been blind. If these aren't good enough reasons to listen to Ænima, then just trust the simple fact that Tool deliver the hard rock goods every time the band chooses to release something. ~ Rob Theakston, All Music Guide
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Ænema
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- By BrianZ81
- 9/22/2009 03:44:15
- What hasn't been said about this one?!? Justin blew me away. He was this relatively unheard of British bass player of the band "Peach". Tool needed to replace the vacancy left by Paul. Justin was the right man for the job. The way Justin and Danny gel, is almost something of a myth. Personally, I listened to this album on my Walkman everyday, while walking to and from high school (and in most of my classes). I tried my best to find ANY flaw in this recording. I couldn't. After years in college studying music, I still can't. This recording is the foundation of the best rock band ever....
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- By danevati
- 9/13/2009 22:27:11
- This album is just amazing!!! Best Tool album!!!
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- By Aryzona Bay
- 4/20/2009 00:50:53
- this is the greatest album ever.
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- By One Day Closer
- 4/9/2009 19:19:49
- I don't know if anyone else has tried, but you can sync up this album with Tim Burton's "The NIghtmare Before Christmas". It works pretty well too
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- By Forty6andTvvo
- 3/28/2009 05:50:37
- Cant get enough 46&2..........this album tears it up
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AT = After Tool
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- By OuterSpacey
- 3/28/2009 01:12:31
- I never really got into music as much until this album. I always liked it a lot but the way this album drew me in made me feel it in a different way. The tingles or rush I could get from certain songs blew me away. So I listened differently after Tool thus AT. Music AT is sweet. I love all Tool but for me this album was their greatest.
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- By finestsuit
- 2/7/2009 08:18:18
- it's shameful that most miss the forest for the trees~ i rejoice in tool... they truly are a phenomenon... and it sickens me to continuously see spud after "they fuckin' rock!" spud miss the "so much more" that is available~
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- By zonzar
- 1/29/2009 06:49:13
- i have had this cd like 5 times. and i just give it away. just so some one can hear it once.
i never had a problem buying the album again anyway. - 3 out of 5 people
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- By Riphie
- 12/6/2008 13:39:05
- It influendced me as well, alot!... everyone else was blasting their rap CRAP, or their rave CRAP, or their dance- r&b CRAP, I was playing this album really loud to drown those Fukkrs out!!! One of my favorites!!!
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I love Tool
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- By Cambrosi
- 6/25/2008 15:06:12
- This album influence me a lot when I was in high school and is one of my all time favorite albums to date.
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