Tool

In October 1991, Tool was on the brink of what would become a monumental evolution in the rock and progressive metal scene. Just prior to this live recording at the Club With No Name, Tool had released their debut studio album, 'Undertow,' in 1993, but the roots of their sound were already forming during this early performance. Known for their intricate rhythms and thought-provoking lyrics, this footage captures the band in their formative years, sharing the stage with the likes of the Too Free Stooges. It's fascinating to see how their early live energy foreshadowed the band's later innovations in music and performance. Fans often highlight their live shows for combining intense musicality with visual artistry, a hallmark that would define their later tours. This particular recording offers a glimpse into a time just before they set off on a path toward becoming one of the most acclaimed progressive metal bands.

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