May 3, 200719 yr I didn't bother mentioning this one...it's generally regarded as a masterpiece by fans of Tool and the genre, so I wasn't sure it qualified as underrated. On the flipside, it's not widely recognized outside of that realm, so maybe it is. Thats the way I feel about it. I feel like if this album was more widely listen to it would be The Dark Side of The Moon of the 90s.:creepy:
May 4, 200719 yr Here's one I like from start to finish. Does anyone have any feedback on System of a down/Toxicity? Im listening now and it is borderline Masterpiece.:thumb: :ylsuper: :fire:
May 4, 200719 yr If you like Black Sabbath and Also LYNARD SKYNYRD you will Love C.O.C.! This is the Album that turned me on to these guys! I can only say try it out for yourself.:ylsuper: :thumb:
May 4, 200719 yr If you like Black Sabbath and Also LYNARD SKYNYRD you will Love C.O.C.! This is the Album that turned me on to these guys! I can only say try it out for yourself.:ylsuper: :thumb: I have a C.O.C discography, spent a lot of my time jamming to this band. Well, I still don't like their early thrash albums.
May 4, 200719 yr Here you go guys this is one that deserves a top 20 Ranking/maybe top Ten!I bought this the day it came out. It kicked my Butt then and still Kicks butt! Bulls on Parade.:ylsuper:
May 4, 200719 yr I have a C.O.C discography, spent a lot of my time jamming to this band. Well, I still don't like their early thrash albums. My two Favorite albums are Deliverance and WiseBlood! They Should be Pt. 1 and pt. 2
May 4, 200719 yr I got to see them once in Huntington. It was a good show. I watch them warm up for Metallica at Freedom Hall IT was the Load tour. I bought a COC concert shirt that my wife owns!( Pepper is swatting at a Fly with a Fly swatter).
May 4, 200719 yr Toxicity and Evil Empire are both pretty good albums. Under appreciated? Yes, but not the best album by either band though.
May 4, 200719 yr Thats the way I feel about it. I feel like if this album was more widely listen to it would be The Dark Side of The Moon of the 90s.:creepy: No doubt...my description of Tool is this...they threw Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and Black Sabbath in a blender and Tool came out. I'm not implying they are better than those bands (although I definitely prefer them over Sabbath and Pink Floyd), but they sound kinda like a mix of those. They have that sort of trippy aspect of Pink Floyd, the heaviness of Sabbath and Zeppelin, the kind of mystical/intelligent/abstract lyrics of some Zeppelin and Floyd stuff, and they have that knack for long, epic songs that build up as they progress that those bands were so good at. I love Tool...next to Pearl Jam, they're probably my favorite band.
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