Tool

In September 2001, Tool was riding the wave of their critically acclaimed album "Lateralus," released just a few months prior in May of that year. This concert in Wilkes-Barre showcased their evolution as a band, combining complex rhythms and profound lyrics that fans had come to adore. It was an exciting period, as they had just begun to embrace their more progressive sound, intensely exploring themes of spirituality and personal growth. The energy in the arena that night was electric, bolstered by the anticipation surrounding their then-recent masterpieces like "Schism" and "Parabola." Fun fact: The band's live performances are often noted for their elaborate visual effects, enhancing the philosophical depth of their music—something audiences truly experienced during this electrifying show.

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