Tool

In March 1995, Tool was riding high on the success of their debut studio album, 'Undertow,' which had been released a year prior and was gaining serious traction in the alternative rock scene. This live performance at the San Bernardino Arena showcases their raw energy and the burgeoning complexity of their sound. Notably, 'Undertow' features hit singles like 'Sober' and 'Prison Sex,' both of which resonated deeply with fans, hinting at the band's ability to blend heavy instrumentals with thought-provoking lyrics. It's interesting to note that, around this time, Tool's intense live shows were becoming a hallmark of their identity, captivating audiences with both their musicianship and captivating visual components. This recording captures them at a pivotal moment, transitioning from cult favorites to mainstream recognition.

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