Tool

Tool was in a dynamic phase of their career around the time of their live recording. Before this period, the band released "Lateralus" in 2001, which further established their reputation for complex compositions and deep thematic content. Following that, they recorded "10,000 Days," released in 2006, which continued to showcase their distinctive sound characterized by intricate rhythms and thought-provoking lyrics. During the years surrounding their live performances, Tool solidified their status as a leading force in the progressive metal genre, known for their elaborate live shows and visual artistry. An interesting fact about Tool is their commitment to unique album art and multimedia experiences, often collaborating with visual artists to create immersive environments during performances, enhancing the overall perception of their music. Their engagements in the live music scene reflect not only their musical evolution but also their strong connection with their audience, contributi

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