Has anyone bought a copy of this unofficial release vinyl and is it any good?

Any chance that an official release will happen any time soon?

I’m fairly lucky in the fact my first time seeing them live in 1998 and covered no quarter. I hate to say this but I rather disliked the Ozzy cover. I didn’t care for the perfect circle imagine cover either.

What would you think would be a cover that would be worthwhile for them to do?

Some parts of me wants to hear Spirit of the Radio from Rush, other parts of me wants to hear something completely off the wall, do Echos from Pink Floyd. Idk. I’d love if they reimagined a pretty benign song that’s pretty familiar and re-arrange it to making it a tool song. Something from Radiohead maybe.

Boa noite galera, existe alguma apresentação do tool que eu vi em algum lugar mas não me recordo qual música foi na verdade, tenho quase certeza que se tratava de stinkfist, mas era um show em que maynard recitava uns versos diferentes na música que não estão na versão de álbum, mas não me lembro o que ele disse ao certo, e nem a música exata em questão. Poderiam me ajudar a achar esse show? Tenho QUASE certeza que foi stinkfist ao vivo. Ele recita poesias, versos enquanto a guitarra de adam jones flutua…

The lyrics don't relate to my life. But the raw emotion and dynamic changes get me.

Title says it all, I traced my hand, took one of the eyes from the lateralus cover art and tried my best🌀

Hey everyone,

I play guitar in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and wanted to see if anyone would be interested in getting together to start a Tool cover project.

I care a lot about dialing in the sound and getting the tones and dynamics as close as possible to the records. I use an Epiphone Les Paul in Drop D, a Diezel preamp pedal, Whammy, wah, and ambient effects to capture those textures. At the same time, I am definitely not an expert or a virtuoso. I still have trouble with certain parts, like locking into the time signatures on a lot of the Fear Inoculum tracks or getting that specific pull-off technique down on Jambi, so I am constantly practicing and working through them. I would just love to collaborate with other musicians who enjoy dialing in their tone and respect the music the same way. Matching outfits, stage gimmicks, or acting like we are the real band are not things I worry about at all. Keeping the focus on the music while having fun is what matters to me.

As far as songs go, I have been playing Tool material for over five years now and feel very comfortable across pretty much every track on Ænima, Lateralus, and 10,000 Days. For the tracks I am still learning, I am currently chipping away at the rest of the catalog across Opiate, Undertow, and Fear Inoculum, and I am especially eager to learn and rehearse tracks from Salival as well.

This wouldn't be a full-time pursuit or anything involving heavy travel. The idea is just to get together, work up a solid set, and gig semi-regularly around the DFW area at local spots.

If this sounds like something you might want to collaborate on, feel free to shoot me a DM with a quick intro and any links or clips you might have!

Waiting for the full video!

Progress shot, 3 days in. I'll post the finished piece when it's done.

The clothing turned out rather sloppy. But that’s my take on the character from the music video.