 Talvi - 14.08.2006 at 05:51
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| Ticks & Leeches is the best song. I've heard that toms sound about 1013+ times. In only 8 minutes. And it isn't a fast song... |
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| I love how the song Parabol leads into Parabola. I don't like Schism much, but everything else is incredible. |
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Same as Pyroleprechaun, I love the intro of Parabola. Both songs together as one great song are amazing. The entire album is very cool. I like those little tracks with no lyrics like Mantra or Eon Blue Apocalypse.
Good review. |
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Somniferous - 10.09.2006 at 07:49
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| Bloody brilliant album! I love the Patient and the songs that do not have lyrics. I love all the songs on this album. Schism I could really do without tho, but I tolerate it |
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| Flawless. Disposition-Reflection is the most aesthetically pleasing sequence of frequencies I have ever had my auditory receptors stimulated by. It's a shame that Tool is being exploited by meatheads...damn shame. Dude. |
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 Valar - 07.10.2006 at 12:32
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No Disrespect to any one but i cant find a single thing i like about this band. I just hate there music.
Again No Disrespect.
Peace! |
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Talvi - 09.10.2006 at 02:54
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Written by Valar on 07.10.2006 at 12:32
No Disrespect to any one but i cant find a single thing i like about this band. I just hate there music.
Again No Disrespect.
Peace!
Then you must hate music, because it's impossible to not find anything good from this band
And well, I thought of writing another review, but this describes perfectly the album. 10.10.10.10.10.=10. Perfect album, one of the bests ever. Really, I just wanted to say something about it, but that just sums it. |
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| You got it right Largos, everything about this album including Schism is absolutly excellent, I started loving this band when this album came out, and I'm still fucking hooked, I'm amazed that Tool only got added to this site last year, and now they have two or three albums in the top 100, haha fucking right man!!! |
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| I found this album boring as all f*ck when I first picked it up, but after giving it a few more chances its starting to grow on me and Im starting to see why its being raved about. So give me 2 months and ill probably understand your review & rating a little more. |
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Sonic Titan - 18.07.2007 at 03:26
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| theres a couple diffrent orders you can play the songs if you put em together ina certain order it sounds like one giant song i heard that rumour on the internet and i tried it for myself and it really works... |
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| Deffinitely Tool's best album... Complex, deep, relaxing... and all of them make an amazing job. Youc an hear MAynard's soft vocals in The Patient and the screams in Ticks and Leeches, A great guitar workby Adam in Lateralus, coming from teh soft acoustic to the sol that ends it; Justin's bass just can't be beaten by anyone, his style is unique, and Danny CArey does, as usual, a great drum work. They deffinitely deserved that Grammy. Although teh fact they've won it means absolutely nothing. It's a great album, with or without Grammy. |
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Talvi - 20.02.2008 at 22:12
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Written by +{Jonas}+ on 12.02.2008 at 00:00
Deffinitely Tool's best album... Complex, deep, relaxing... and all of them make an amazing job. Youc an hear MAynard's soft vocals in The Patient and the screams in Ticks and Leeches, A great guitar workby Adam in Lateralus, coming from teh soft acoustic to the sol that ends it; Justin's bass just can't be beaten by anyone, his style is unique, and Danny CArey does, as usual, a great drum work. They deffinitely deserved that Grammy. Although teh fact they've won it means absolutely nothing. It's a great album, with or without Grammy.
Well, with time I enjoy a bit more the 10k days album, maybe I was tired of Lateralus, or just that I like how 10k has more differences between songs, but still this is a great album. |
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Written by Talvi on 20.02.2008 at 22:12
Well, with time I enjoy a bit more the 10k days album, maybe I was tired of Lateralus, or just that I like how 10k has more differences between songs, but still this is a great album.
I have to admit that I was pretty upset after listening to 10K Days, it just seemed way too short and full of filler songs. I mean, they had 5 years to come up with new material, but I won't bitch and moan because the few songs they made were fairly awesome.
"The Pot" completely blew my mind just because of how surprised I was to hear that intro.
Vicarious sounds like it was a Lateralus leftover, and during the Lateralus tour they were experimenting with variations of this song.
Lateralus is timeless. I don't know what dimension they were in while recording this album but I hope they return there soon. Maybe Maynard is too busy making wine and feeding his ego... |
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I like this album as the best work of Tool after Aenima. It's a complicated and great album!!
Specially I enjoyed the instrumental track called Triad! It's just amazing! |
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| This album is amazing. Definitely my favorite of all the Tool albums. It embodies the sound that Tool is at its best and most basic. |
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Written by Hamird on 02.07.2008 at 12:17
I like this album as the best work of Tool after Aenima. It's a complicated and great album!!
Specially I enjoyed the instrumental track called Triad! It's just amazing!
Agreed with everything there. Triad is truly amazing. |
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| This is potentially the best album ever made. End of story. |
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| I could listen to Danny Carey play drums everyday for the rest of my life. |
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| Indeed a beautiful album! Actually that kind of music is my cup of tea. Deep and emotional and extremely spiritual i'd say. Well done! |
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| I can't find anything wrong with this album. Perfection! |
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Daydream Nation - 27.08.2010 at 00:50
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| Actually a perfect album. |
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Lateralus is the album that got me into Tool. and my favorite song from there is a tie between Schism and Reflection
-every time you masturbate, a bunch of maggots fuck eachother- |
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| Lateralus is absolutely amazing, but in my opinion, "Ticks and Leeches" is the only song on this album that doesn't belong. Although musically this song is awesome, its meaning and philosophy are just belligerent and cynical. "Ticks and Leeches" would be an excellent song for an earlier and angrier record like Aenima, but does its philosophy belong on an album expounding so many positive themes like patience, forgiveness, healing, and the appreciation of life? No, I don't think so. |
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| My favorite album of Tool |
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| Great album I do consider them a progressive metal band though. |
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| Surprised no one has said anything about the title song..Blows my mind every time i listen to it.. |
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Written by apostleintriumph on 13.12.2011 at 11:06
Surprised no one has said anything about the title song..Blows my mind every time i listen to it..
Agreed...best track on what only can be described as a masterful album in my opinion. |
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