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Old 08-13-2015, 10:12 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Probably Opiate or 10,000 Days. I wouldn't say Tool is very experimental though, their rock roots stand out on all of their albums.
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Old 08-13-2015, 10:14 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Probably Opiate or 10,000 Days. I wouldn't say Tool is very experimental though, their rock roots stand out on all of their albums.
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Old 08-13-2015, 02:39 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Ænima has always been my favorite by far. It has the most metal influence, but I also think it's their most experimental (that's not really saying all that much though).
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Old 08-13-2015, 02:50 PM   #4 (permalink)
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I know it's unfair and I feel like a dick saying it like that, but Tool sound to me like Nickelback probably sound to a rock fan.
I tried again and just... I'm with TH on this one.
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Old 08-13-2015, 03:00 PM   #5 (permalink)
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I know it's unfair and I feel like a dick saying it like that, but Tool sound to me like Nickelback probably sound to a rock fan.
I tried again and just... I'm with TH on this one.
Yeah fair enough.
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Of course I don't mean Tool are boring, no more than Marillion (shut it Frown!) or Beefheart or Taylor Wotsit are boring. It's all down to what you personally think, and my own impression was that the album failed to hold my interest. Doesn't make it boring, just boring to me. And remember, these are all of course only my personal views on albums and should not stop anyone else from checking out one I give the thumbs down to.
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Of course I don't mean Tool are boring, no more than Marillion (shut it Frown!) or Beefheart or Taylor Wotsit are boring. It's all down to what you personally think, and my own impression was that the album failed to hold my interest. Doesn't make it boring, just boring to me. And remember, these are all of course only my personal views on albums and should not stop anyone else from checking out one I give the thumbs down to.
You did a pretty good job on your review imo. The first time I heard Lateralus, it was sort of the same thing. I already knew what to expect though since Lateralus wasn't the first Tool album I ever heard. I think 10,000 Days was actually the first one I heard.
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I know it's unfair and I feel like a dick saying it like that, but Tool sound to me like Nickelback probably sound to a rock fan.
That's insulting.
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That's insulting.
Not saying they are a bad band.
I'm sure there is something special about them.
Lots of people I know, who have great taste, like Tool.
Just talking about my personal impressions.
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Not saying they are a bad band.
I'm sure there is something special about them.
Lots of people I know, who have great taste, like Tool.
Just talking about my personal impressions.
I was just joking, tbh.
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