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If you listen to this album it is like being out to sea for ten thousand days. That would be hell of a cruise. I could see that most of the drama could happen with the same people for that long. It is a trip how tool makes you think about what it is that they are painting for you with their words. Loved this band since I heard 'Opiate'! One of the better versed bands out there. Keep ROCKING TOOLBAND!

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