Tool fans?

[Alexandra V]

Just wondering, what are your favorite songs/albums from Tool?

Personally, I loved Aenima and Lateralus as far as albums, and my favorite songs are Stinkfist, Aenema, Hush, and Parabol.

[jfreels]

I really like Tool, even Puscifer is growing on me.

Undertow got me started in late middle school/high school. Aenima is probably my favorite album. 10,000 Days is probably my least favorite album. I like Vicarious and The Pot off those albums, but now I have heard them enough on the radio that I'm starting to not care for them. I just love when older Tool songs come on the radio.

[DSGB]

I love every tool album. Favortie song would probably be there cover of No Quarter.

http://www.tooltour.org/tool-perfect...s-in-the-works

[Alexandra V]

I love every tool album. Favortie song would probably be there cover of No Quarter.

http://www.tooltour.org/tool-perfect...s-in-the-works

mm yeah, their cover of no quarter was fantastic. i love zeppelin and tool, so it was the best of both worlds for me.

[WesleyTF]

tool is GREAT. Aenima is their best IMO. hooker with a penis and 46&2 are my favs.

[Oxylepy]

I love every tool album. Favortie song would probably be there cover of No Quarter.

http://www.tooltour.org/tool-perfect...s-in-the-works

Third'd on No Quarter.

However I hate many of the Tool "fans" out there, mostly because there are a lot of metal head pill popping stoners in that group. I wouldnt say I hate all of the fans... just that particular group in there, which seems to be most of the ones I know (aside from a few decent kids)

[AaronP]

I love me some TOOL and APC, Puscifer doesn't really do it for me though. My favorite song is their classic "Sober" from their Debut Undertow album.

[Elise.m]

Love tool, named my crestie after Maynard

Favorite song is 46&2.

[SquamishSerpents]

Love tool, named my crestie after Maynard

Favorite song is 46&2.

i named my Leo Maynard!

tool is absolutely amazing. my favorite is aenima, by far. sweat, part of me, and schism. THE best!

[Lolo76]

I don't listen to them much anymore, but the song "Sober" has a strong memory associated with it... I went to high school in the '90s (class of '94), and remember listening to it over & over on my discman, while walking through the hallways. My school had no policy on walkmen/discmen, probably since we were an arts-based school - so we took full advantage of that. Now any time I hear that song, I immediately flash back to the hallways at SOTA (School of the Arts in San Francisco). Cool how music can do that, isn't it?