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Universal acclaim- based on 54 Ratings
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Positive: 50 out of 54
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benrMar 11, 2005Its the best tool album to date, bar Aenima
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EmmieGApr 10, 2005That was totally wicked!
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DougHSep 20, 2005smoke a joint and listen to 'part of me' followed by 'no quarter' and tell me that you dont like this album. It's impossible.
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ShaneKSep 13, 2006Absolutely awesome. The live versions of Third Eye and Pushit are simply amazing.
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TylerYApr 23, 2007Screw you all maynard & jones are gods.
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CarlosFeb 12, 2005Fuck the media... this is one of the best albums ever...
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JustinSJun 26, 2006This is the best tool CD. Very mellow, and this album expands on some of the best work of Tool from their previous releases. It gets better each time you listen to it.
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Apr 16, 2022Классный живой альбом от Tool и пока единственный у них. No quarter, Third Eye и **** в концертной версии особенно хороши.
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EricLAug 23, 2008
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Sep 22, 2011They're a band you need to see in person. This is a nice collection if you're a fanatic, but for first timers check out Aenima than Lateralus. I like this record, I'd just rather see them in person.
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colondrawJun 12, 2006shit
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Beginning with the juddering monstrosity that is the live version of 'Third Eye', there is no doubt that the band want to be judged as an epic attraction. It's unfortunate that they've chosen to lengthen some of the tracks to the point of monotony.
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Live versions of "Hush," "Part of Me," "Push It," and "Third Eye" reaffirm the band's standing as one of alternative metal's most compelling live acts; unreleased studio tracks such as "Message to Harry Manback II" and "L.A. Municipal Court" definitely sound like abandoned material, but offer a look at Tool's quirkier side.
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A grab-bag set of videos and live and unreleased recordings that are more of an enhancement for devotees' collections than an introduction for neophytes.