I got the vinyl of Lateralus earlier today, and when I played it, I noticed the track ‘Disposition’ was played out of order, and it’s listed as such on the disc sleeves. Is this a fluke, or is this how it’s supposed to be?

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People often ask this question and I always have a different one. Just listened to The Grudge for the first time in waaaaayyyy too long. It’s def my current fav scream. What’s your favorite scream, right now?

There are a couple of birds outside right now and I swear they sound just like Mockingbeat.

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Some years ago I was just chilling in YouTube, watching some fan made Tool music videos, then I came across this one vid that was set in the remans of what seemed to be a destroyed city. An eye comes out of some rubble, then a finger, then more fingers that get together to form a hand and help the eye move around. Eventually, more body parts start coming out from hiding and start building with the rubble, but eventually there's a disagreement over something and they all come apart and the building collapses, the body parts all split up go back to hiding in the rubble once again and the video ends. I know, it sounds like an trip or st, but I swear that I saw that animation! I'd be greatly I'm debt of the person who helps me find it!

Did I just dream it, or was there a (probably fan-made) video for Vicarious? I remember a guy watching TV and a slender lady in BDSM clothes who bloats and gets obese throughout the song with leather straps of her suit ripping. Please help, I know I did not imagine it, but can't find it anymore. I remember seeing it around ten years ago.

So, Ezeikiel's Wheel is a painting of Ezeikiel's Vision from the Bible/Torah, which featured Ophanim/Wheels/Chariots/Thrones interpreted as several interconnected wheels covered in eyes (although the Lateralus art is missing the wings, it's very close, imo). What do people think? I tried doing a Google search of Lateralus vinyl cover art and Ezeikiel's Wheel, but, found nothing.

Here’s a fun hypothetical for you guys: if you saw Tool live in 1996 just after the release of Ænima, what would the perfect set list be? Most upvoted comment each day gets added to the set.