those are a must if you take it up the butt

Album Rating: 5.0

Elbow deep within the borderline?



Apparently our g-spot is up there.

Album Rating: 2.5

Shoulders up in the borderline of me bum

Album Rating: 4.0

Love coming back to this review, always a good giggle 😅

Album Rating: 5.0

Aenima gang is just coLateralus damage

Album Rating: 5.0

God damn it you're on fire these days

Your smart joke has Aenimated this thread

Album Rating: 3.5

>Aenima gang is just coLateralus damage



i hate how much i love you, triad is a great (drum) chune but a shit album closer

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

So glad this album has finally clicked with me. I think the interludes spoil the pace and all sound like utter shit, but everything in between is some of the band’s best work to date.

Album Rating: 4.0

TBH this is the best staff review on the site. Everyone else can go home. Milo should review everything.

Album Rating: 3.5

Ah, finally a user with a refined palette. Couldn't agree more, I'll quit my job and get a paytreon rolling

Album Rating: 3.5

Clearly the superior Tool thread. Wholesome stuff, page 6 gang, esp back in 2020

Album Rating: 3.0

100% agree with:

"aenima is my fave hands down but i probably return 2 undertow the most, it bops and is just as quirky as aenima tbh

as much as i love me some goat lateralus tool"

Album Rating: 2.0 | Sound Off

"aenima is my fave hands down"



aenima is the only thing i need from tool. i'll give it to them though, it's a helluva one off

Album Rating: 5.0

I have an opinion that goes here

Album Rating: 3.5

Aight aight so aenima gang is here in force and my faith in tool fandom has, uh, improved, but my question for the brotherhood of polyrhythms is thus: which album has the best production?

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

Hmmm that’s tricky. Torn between the grit of Sylvia Massey’s production work on Undertow and the dark psychedelic touches David Bottril brings on Aenima. I’m probably gonna side with Aenima due to having a mix of the sheen of their later work while still having some of the grunge flavor of their early work

Album Rating: 3.5

mmmmmmmhhhmmmmmmmmm. Undertow is probably the correct answer, although their changes in production over time were pretty directly related to their change in sound. Honestly, this is the only album with less than great production. (10k days' production suits the hyper-precise playing (see Jambi) sue me)

Album Rating: 3.5

Best review of this album tbh

Album Rating: 3.5

Best thing is you can probably copy paste it, change the rating, and use it on any Tool album. Bit of a multi-review scenario