Tool

In July 1998, Tool took the stage at Ozzfest in Lewiston, Maine, delivering a powerful performance right after the release of their second full-length album, 'Ænima.' This album marked a significant moment in their career, showcasing their evolution from the grunge and alternative music scenes into a more complex and theatrical sound. 'Ænima' not only deepened their lyrical themes, touching on philosophical and psychological concepts, but also included hits like 'Stinkfist' and 'Forty Six & 2,' which resonated deeply with fans. This live performance at Ozzfest captured the band's raw energy and artistry as they connected with an audience eager for their unique blend of progressive rock and heavy metal. Notably, Tool's intricate visual presentations during their live shows began to emerge around this era, foreshadowing the multimedia experiences fans would come to expect from their concerts.

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