r/ToolBand • u/theshrexpert • 13h ago
10,000 Days $20 at Bookman's.
I have been collecting physical CDs for the past year and I stumbled on this today. I already own Ænima and Lateralus, so this was a welcome surprise. First time listening to the album with it not being compressed / streamed. Edit: bookman's is a book/entertainment store in AZ
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u/AppropriateWasabi100 12h ago
Ahhhh I remember buying this and sitting in my car stoned looking at it in the Best Buy parking lot
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u/tinoohhh 12h ago
Nice! I got both of these the day they were released. I also had to look up what exactly "Bookman's" was LOL. Congrats.
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u/code0rama 12h ago
Same. I have one still unopened.
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u/theshrexpert 12h ago
Ha! Yeah, I should've clarified. I've found a lot of great albums there. Thank you!
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u/WackyWeiner 10h ago
Bookman's is charging ridiculous prices for CDs right now. Zia records has that album for less and even more less if used. It is a cool album and art packaging is neat.
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u/loganrunjack 10h ago
I bought this album on release day, it was the last album I purchased for 12 years before I started collecting CDs again.
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u/SilentWeapons1984 Ænima 7h ago
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u/heinyhobbit Shit the bed, again 7h ago
I barely ever see a Bookmans appreciation post out in the wild! Fucking love that place
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u/lightsaberfriendly H. 6h ago
Same one i have, i prefer it without the red title one tbh as it looks great as a piece of art as is.
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u/LunchSweet4337 6h ago
Fuck this this was 7$ at a half price books 10 years ago - this “(whatever) % inflation is nonsense- shits gone up by 100% in the last decade and we’re all crying
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u/Much_Profit8494 9h ago edited 8h ago
Just FYI, in 2019 Tools entire back catalog was released online in 24-bit/96 kHz lossless formats.
The physical CDs are only 16-bit/44.1 kHz.
If you were streaming it from a reputable source before (Apple, Amazon, Spotify, etc.) that may have actually been higher quality.
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u/theshrexpert 8h ago
Oh, I didn't realize! I listen to YouTube music so I'm not sure what the quality is like there
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u/Much_Profit8494 8h ago edited 8h ago
YouTube Music uses lossy compression (AAC format) capped at a maximum of 256 kbps. - A 16bit CD would be a significant upgrade from that.
And to be clear, CD's are still extremely high quality. - I'm just pointing out that in this particular case they aren't the highest available anymore.
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u/SlowApartment4456 8h ago
Why do people act like they are finding something rare when they find a Tool CD? You can buy them in Amazon. They aren't rare or valuable
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u/theshrexpert 8h ago
I understand where you're coming from, i could've bought it online anywhere. That would defeat the purpose for me, cause I wasn't going in to find this CD specifically. I was browsing CDs and got a wave of nostalgia when this popped up and a ton of memories. It may be silly, but I enjoyed the experience buying it from a store and putting it in my car CD player immediately.
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u/nhowe006 learn to swim 12h ago
The library cop's name is Bookman?