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Aenima
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Media Type: CD
Artist: TOOL
Title: AENIMA
Street Release Date: 10/01/1996
Genre: HEAVY METAL
- From: Amazon
- Posted: Dec-30-2008
Another long and remarkable journey.
Some how for some reason, this was the last Tool album to complete my collection... Don't ask me why... I've listed to "Aenima" 4 times now, but already I find it lives up to the hype surrounding it, just like "Lateralus" did. For newcomers: This is a GREAT Tool album to start with because it...
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- Posted: Dec-13-2008
Tool's Best Work
If you've never heard of Tool, this is the album to listen to first. Tool is one of the best progressive metal bands of all time, my personal favorite on top of that. They're music is very well...mind-bending, whether that's bad, good, or just crazy, it's all what the listener decides. Not just...
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- Posted: Nov-09-2008
Why is this forgotten?
Stsrt to finish, this is fantastic piece of work. I put it up there with Stones (Sticky Fingers and Exile), Who (Who's Next), Zep (I, II, or IV). Not a bad track on the whole disk. A Landmark. We listen to this at work, and it is simply known as "The Album." Hey, Gus, what's next? I think...
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- Posted: Jul-21-2008
production masterpiece
The musical aspects of Ænima and the ritual "file under exercise**" have already been well-covered in the other reviews here. I'll cover an angle that I have never before read about this CD.When mixing a record, it is common practice to bring in recordings of other songs, sounds, or whatever to...
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- Posted: Jun-23-2008
Can't go wrong with Tool
This is the record that started me on my tool journey- I was hooked. I would certainly recommend Lateralus and 10,000 days for those who are just discovering this amazing band.
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- Posted: May-31-2008
"The Sound of a Thousand Dirt Bikes", "Monster Truck Tunes"
"What A Bloody Bore" I thought to myself and sent about fifteen pieces of hate drenched rubbish hurtling into the trash. Some obscure form of Redneck Entertainment also crossed my mind. On a lighter note, it's just so tasteless. And this is coming from someone who can even handle the "Dead...
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- Posted: Apr-07-2008
This is real music
The first time I heard Tool, I was a sophomore in college and it was 1999. The song was "Stinkfist" and the song was like nothing I had ever heard before. The vocals, the sound...it was mesmerizing, edgy, and it blew me away. Tool was one of the bands that introduced me into a genre of music I...
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- Posted: Mar-02-2008
Genius.
This is the best album you will ever own. It is pure genius. The arrangement of the music, the lyrics, the timing, just everything will blow your mind. Don't listen to the bad reviews, those people must have an awful taste in music.
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- Posted: Feb-10-2008
Aenima
Tool's first "TOOL" album. Opiate and Undertow were still amazing, but Aenima was the first album where I saw that special blinding power of "TOOL-ness"
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- Posted: Feb-08-2008
The Real Deal
I love this band and when i first heard this record a few years ago i diddnt get it. Dumb me, anyway after getting 10,000 days and getting my head split open by it i went back to see what the deal was. The deal was that this record is amazing. The packaging is genius as well. I am such a fan of...
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