Tool Tribute Band Merchandise - Official Inspired T-Shirts & Hoodies | Perfect for Concerts & Rock Music Fans

Product Description 1) Beauty - Disgustipated2) translation collapse - Reflection3) Maya Hyena - Stinkfist4) Razed In Black - Part Of Me5) Dragon Style - Intolerance 6) Haujobb - Die Eier Von Satan7) Rosetta Stone - 4 Degrees8) Collapse Into Reason - Aenima9) Mark Pistel - Hush10) Electric Hellfire Club - Opiate11) Mists Of Avalon - Prison Sex12) The Enemies - Sober Review A brilliant tribute album to the most popular prog-metal band in the world, Tool!Features stunning covers of the most popular Tool tracks including Sober, Aenima, Prison Sex, Stinkfist, Opiate and more!A diverse collection of industrial (Haujobb, Razed In Black), dark rock (Maya Hyena, Rosetta Stone) and up-and-coming underground acts (Dragon Style, Collapse Into Reason)!Tool has one of the most devout and musically diverse fan bases in music today!Dense, intelligent lyrics strung over melodic, brooding atmospheres powered by one of the finest rhythm sections in modern rock and you have what many critics consider to be the most significant metal band since Black Sabbath, Tool. With a loyal grassroots following built up from stellar live shows around the US, Tool released their major label debut Undertow in 1993 and changed the face of heavy metal music forever. The follow-up Aenima debuted at the #2 position on the chart and proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that this band had both the talent and the creativity to appeal to the broadest category of music lovers. Lateralus, the band s biggest record so far, pushed the artistic boundaries of not just metal but popular music as a whole, giving Radiohead s Amnesiac a good run for its money as the strongest artistic accomplishment of 2001. This tribute album provides a disturbing yet exhilarating look back into the richly textured back catalogue of Tool. Bringing together industrial giants Razed In Black, Rosetta Stone and Electric Hellfire Club as well as several talented underground acts, A Tribute To Tool will haunt listeners for years to come. --Cleopatra Records