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I was only recently made aware of this, but my favorite band, Tool , has a new album that got released this month. Yay! The name is 10,000 Days . ...
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    New Tool Album

    I was only recently made aware of this, but my favorite band, Tool, has a new album that got released this month. Yay! The name is 10,000 Days. Just thought I'd share in case anyone else was a fan.

    For those not fans, the reason a new Tool album is news-worthy is that Tool releases albums very infrequently, but with consistent quality. The last album was Lateralus, released in 2001.

    I for one am also looking forward to more Tool videos, which have in the past gained a bit of a reputation for being incredibly creepy, surreal, and creative.
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    Never heard of them... I guess I am too old.

    /me inserts a Mozart CD.
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    although I do like Tool, I am not a fan of the first singe Vicarious (I think that is the name). It is to long IMHO (even long for a Tool song )
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    A guy that does reviews of music albums in our part of Tasmania, gave the album a not so good rating, and I can remember listening to Triple J (all you Aussies know what I'm on about) and one of their tracks off the album was playing. Didn't sound great.

    I have listened to Tool b4, and their older tracks sound better, IMHO.

    I prefer heavy metal myself, I don't think Tool are heavy enough for me, although some of their older tracks do appeal to me.
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    I was going to say, 'Never heard of them' but I think I heard some on BBC Six Music last weekend. I'll have another listen, as I'm always trying to find something new to add to my collection. I usually go for more blues based rock music (a US band I heard recently called Savatage were a good example) but don't mind a bit of thrash ...

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    Well, to each their own. I happen to quite like the new album, and I don't think there's such a thing as a song that's "too long". But then, one of my favorite songs of all time is A Change of Seasons by Dream Theater... which is about 30 minutes... so I guess I have a high tolerance.

    On a side note, the album itself is pretty neat. It comes with stereoscopic glasses attached to it that make the album art 3D. Makes it a little hard to put in a CD case though. Haha.
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    Quote Originally Posted by techieMoe
    Well, to each their own. I happen to quite like the new album, and I don't think there's such a thing as a song that's "too long". But then, one of my favorite songs of all time is A Change of Seasons by Dream Theater... which is about 30 minutes... so I guess I have a high tolerance.

    On a side note, the album itself is pretty neat. It comes with stereoscopic glasses attached to it that make the album art 3D. Makes it a little hard to put in a CD case though. Haha.
    I know a guy that is passionate about Dream Theatre.

    Which album is that track off? Personally, I love their song Octavarium, which goes for 20 minutes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Weedman
    I know a guy that is passionate about Dream Theatre.

    Which album is that track off? Personally, I love their song Octavarium, which goes for 20 minutes.
    A Change of Seasons is the title track on the album of the same name. I've listened to a few other Dream Theater albums but none really caught me like that one.
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    ive never really liked tool, definatly not hard enough for me. also it always seems really generic and lame to me for some reason

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    Quote Originally Posted by a12ctic
    ive never really liked tool, definatly not hard enough for me. also it always seems really generic and lame to me for some reason
    To each their own.
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