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Maximum: Tool
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Maximum: Tool
Genres: Special Interest, Rock, Metal
 
Maximum Tool is the first talking book about the band and with interview clips throughout and deluxe artwork and packaging - including, booklets, posters, slipcase etc - will delight the groups millions of fans.

     
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All Artists: Tool
Title: Maximum: Tool
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: United States Of Dist./Ka
Original Release Date: 1/1/2006
Re-Release Date: 7/18/2006
Genres: Special Interest, Rock, Metal
Styles: Poetry, Spoken Word & Interviews, Progressive, Progressive Metal, Alternative Metal
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 823564024424

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Maximum Tool is the first talking book about the band and with interview clips throughout and deluxe artwork and packaging - including, booklets, posters, slipcase etc - will delight the groups millions of fans.

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British but not bad...
HM | USA | 10/14/2005
(4 out of 5 stars)

"I admit to feeling some anxiety to buying this bio. cd after the disaster of a dvd called Toology attempted to ruin my life. Both bio's are unauthorized by the band. I am, like so many other fans, fascinated with the band and consider myself a seeker of truth. Maximum Tool carried no let down. It was produced in the UK. There is a mini poster and the insert has a few good photos of the band. The cd is broken into tracks which seperate the topics discussed. Each track starts off with a small segment of an interview with a band member. In between each track is about 10 seconds of rock instrumental(not TOOL).The group who compiled the information no doubt had a tough time finding it and filtering out the hearsay. There is some speculation as to the interpretation of tracks. None are without merit however. For example it is suggested that Eulogy was about a "rock-martyr, possibly Kurt Cobain". I found that interesting since the track seems to be about Jesus. After pondering this, I concluded that this track like so many others could carry double meanings. Afterall, looking deaper is a reoccuring theme throughout TOOL's albums. There is some info. on A Perfect Circle as well. There was a discrepency at the end of the disc with a lyric from Schism being attributed to Parabola, but other than that I felt rather edified from the whole experience. Update: Another reviewer suggested a link for more info. While this lengthy discourse found through the link is also just some kid's opinion and carries with it misprinted lyrics on occasion & thus misinterpretations (Schism) it is chock full of thought provoking ideas which I enjoyed a great deal esp. the thoughts on Sacred Geometry found in Lateralus."