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Tool

59 Ratings: 3.8

A progressive metal and alternative rock band formed in 1990 by Adam Jones and Maynard James Keenan.

Official Tool website Members: Danny Carey Justin Chancellor Maynard James Keenan Adam Jones Paul D'Amour (former) Albums: … see full wiki

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Genre: Hard Rock & Metal

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Quick Tip by Count_Orlok_22. November 05, 2010

posted in Rebellious Rabble Radio

A Quick Tip by Count_Orlok_22

Lately I've been listening to Tool more than any other band. I love their use of progressive metal, social and political commentary, intelligent and in your face lyrics, aggressive playing, and psychedelic/spiritual imagery.

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review by GreenSurf. July 16, 2010

Tool Live

I saw Tool last night at the Viejas Arena (SDSU) in San Diego. I liked Undertow but was never a huge fan. You have to respect any band who is still touring strong after 2 decades. Their fans are diehard too! Two or three times I saw a father & son couple and even a toddle on a woman's shoulders with landing gear head phones on (ya, overboard!). The show was pretty good. The music was polished, hard rock: thumping bass lines, screeching guitar and fast drum beats. I was more … more

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Quick Tip by GreenSurf. July 16, 2010

A Quick Tip by GreenSurf

I saw Tool last night at the Viejas Arena (SDSU) in San Diego. I liked Undertow but was never a huge fan. However you have to respect any band who is still touring strong after 2 decades. Their fans are diehard too! Two or three times saw a father & son and even a toddle with landing gear head phones on (ya, overboard!). The show was pretty amazing. The music was good, hard rock of course: thumping bass lines, screeching guitar and fast drum beats. I was more impressed by the stage graphics and … more

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