V/A - A Tribute to Tool (2/26)
01-28-02, 03:13 AM
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V/A - A Tribute to Tool (2/26)
Should be interesting for Tool and/or goth and industrial fans...
Tool Tribute
I'll definitely be picking this one up.
Tool Tribute
I'll definitely be picking this one up.
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01-28-02, 03:54 PM
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they picked some good songs, but I've never heard of most of those bands - notably missing is "Hooker with a Penis" that is one of the best - and is there anything off Lateralus on there?
01-28-02, 04:10 PM
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Originally posted by seeyouauntie
On a side note, I still have heard Third Eye Open, that string quartet tribute. How is it?
On a side note, I still have heard Third Eye Open, that string quartet tribute. How is it?
01-28-02, 04:23 PM
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Originally posted by ziggy
oh yeah, well at least they have all the albums represented. they should have done parabol/parabola instead though, I think
oh yeah, well at least they have all the albums represented. they should have done parabol/parabola instead though, I think
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So has any one heard the album yet? I'm curious to know what it is like considering I don't know any of the bands on it, plus I can't hear it for myself since my local Tower Records doesn't have it.
03-06-02, 12:03 AM
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Originally posted by jpalm
So has any one heard the album yet? I'm curious to know what it is like considering I don't know any of the bands on it, plus I can't hear it for myself since my local Tower Records doesn't have it.
So has any one heard the album yet? I'm curious to know what it is like considering I don't know any of the bands on it, plus I can't hear it for myself since my local Tower Records doesn't have it.
03-07-02, 11:42 AM
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In an unrelated note---has anyone heard that acoustic tool cover of nine inch nails "terrible lie"?? it's quite interesting.
plz e-mail if you know. thanks
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Originally posted by Mr. Self Destruct
In an unrelated note---has anyone heard that acoustic tool cover of nine inch nails "terrible lie"?? it's quite interesting.
In an unrelated note---has anyone heard that acoustic tool cover of nine inch nails "terrible lie"?? it's quite interesting.
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Originally posted by heimerSWT
How did I miss this?
Was this posted to toolshed or toolband?
How did I miss this?
Was this posted to toolshed or toolband?
Sidenote: How are you doing heimer?, havent talked to you in awhile
04-05-02, 01:37 PM
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I finally got the album, and it's really...ummmm...interesting.
It's growing on me more and more, but it will take some getting used to because it's one of those tribute albums where the artists definitely make the songs their own. Other than certain chords or beats, most of the songs don't sound very Tool-ish at all.
Haujobb's cover of Die Eier Von Satan would have to be my favorite so far. I'm digging on the musical aspects of most all the songs, but I'm just having a hard time with industrial/gothic vocals in place of Maynard.
Bottom line -
It's growing on me more and more, but it will take some getting used to because it's one of those tribute albums where the artists definitely make the songs their own. Other than certain chords or beats, most of the songs don't sound very Tool-ish at all.
Haujobb's cover of Die Eier Von Satan would have to be my favorite so far. I'm digging on the musical aspects of most all the songs, but I'm just having a hard time with industrial/gothic vocals in place of Maynard.
Bottom line -
- Diehard Tool fans: You gotta pick this up.
- Diehard industrial/goth fans: You gotta pick this up.
- Everyone else: Run...Run away as fast as you can.
