Tool

In July 1994, Tool showcased their distinct sound at Shepherd's Bush Empire in London, a defining moment shortly after the release of their debut studio album, 'Undertow.' Released in 1993, 'Undertow' marked the band's transition from underground favorites to mainstream recognition, featuring hits like 'Sober' that highlighted their innovative blend of metal and progressive rock. This live recording captures the raw energy and intensity that Tool was becoming known for. Interestingly, during this period, the band's live performances were not just about the music; they also incorporated striking visuals and thought-provoking themes that would become a hallmark of their concerts. Coming out of the growing grunge scene, Tool's unique approach helped differentiate them and solidified their place in the evolving rock landscape.

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