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One of the tracks has the guitar making a tone that goes on and on while you listen to some people conversing. Lateralus is far better than 10,000 Days. Trying to listen to all of tracks three and four is a chore, as they are very slow and boring and waaaaayyyyy too long.
The album starts off good, then proceeds to disappoint. And why don't Tool print the lyrics in their CD package. I liked most tracks on Lateralus.
The first two tracks rock, then the album gets incredibly slow and boring. Some of the songs have some interesting lyrics, but man, most tracks are unbelievably boring. You have to look them up online.
Some of the tracks, like on previous Tool albums, serve no purpose but to take up space as they aren't really even songs. It's so lame, why would they put that on their album.
No curse-words in that one, and it will take your mind to another dimension.all of the fans praising this CD are long time Tool fans, who have put themselves through mental gymnastics b/c they just can't believe that their favorite band could produce anything less than excellent. you want mature, artistic triumph, listen to Lateralus. anyone who purchased this album, as much as I hate to say it, has bought into a brand name: Tool. awful from beginning to end. sounds more like alien ant farm than tool, except that alien ant farm isn't this boring.
Better than Aenima, in my opinion.A great great album. ALL of them.I can't say it is better than Lateralus, but I have a hard time believing it is worse. It's Tool, nothing less that mind blowing is to be expected. The drums are over the top, the songs are amazing.
Nothing they have done is sub-par That is all it takes, one day of listening to this disc to realize it is another mind trip of the best kind.
Now stop having a midlife crisis and try to make a decent rock album again. Ok, Maynard, I totally get it. You have mommy issues.
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