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Tool - Ænima
Bookmark on del.icio.us | diggBy vedran | September 6, 2007
On second full length studio album Tool delivers much needed tight sound accompanying lyrical and musical extravagance only a few accomplish, even if those few are all members of same band. Such themes as alienation, deceiving martyrs, Jungian philosophy - and all of this accented with a little bit of antagonism towards hollow and superficially mantled minds - makes Ænima an extensive rock album difficult and daring at times but certainly pleasurable and enchanting experience
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September 16th, 2007 at 1:16 pm
Tool’s most chalenging album up to date! Classic!