![]() Not only did their music survive the '90s, they as a band stayed together undergoing just one lineup change, swapping bassist Paul D’Amour for Justin Chancellor. It’s 2019 and Tool is still among the greats. ![]() Time is art’s greatest and most impartial critic. I was an angsty, unpopular teenager in the '90s, so artists like Tool made me feel less emotionally and physically alone. Most songs on my local radio station (I’m 900 years old) were short, had definitive verses and hooks and didn’t make me question my spiritual place in the universe. The first time I heard Tool I knew something was different.
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