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Daradon · 05-01-2006, 02:21 PM

Thought I'd remind those who know, and tell those who are interested, that Tool's new album, 10,000 Days, is released in your favorite music stores tomorrow. I know DFF is a pretty big fan and theres a few others out there.

I've heard some snipets from the site and from others who have downloaded songs already and it sounds awesome! It was going to be hard to even come close to what they accomplished on Lateralus, but it looks like they've done it!

And to all the downloaders I will also say. Buy the album, don't just steal it. Support great music. Sure these guys are millionaries, but that's not the point. Make your statement by not buying their overpriced t-shirts then.

And yeah, I know the music industry themselves take most of the profit as well and then manufactures bands solely for profits, and completely overpays talentless middle management agents and producers, but truly great music is art. And 16 dollars is not much to pay for art. Or something that will probably give you aural pleasure for hundreds of hours.

They also start a mini small venue tour tomorrow in the U.S. + TO but nothing really close to here. Their main North American tour will not start until they get back from Europe.

05-01-2006, 02:21 PM	#1
Daradon Has lived the dream! Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Where I lay my head is home... Exp:	10,000 Days - New Tool album released tomorrow Thought I'd remind those who know, and tell those who are interested, that Tool's new album, 10,000 Days, is released in your favorite music stores tomorrow. I know DFF is a pretty big fan and theres a few others out there. I've heard some snipets from the site and from others who have downloaded songs already and it sounds awesome! It was going to be hard to even come close to what they accomplished on Lateralus, but it looks like they've done it! And to all the downloaders I will also say. Buy the album, don't just steal it. Support great music. Sure these guys are millionaries, but that's not the point. Make your statement by not buying their overpriced t-shirts then. And yeah, I know the music industry themselves take most of the profit as well and then manufactures bands solely for profits, and completely overpays talentless middle management agents and producers, but truly great music is art. And 16 dollars is not much to pay for art. Or something that will probably give you aural pleasure for hundreds of hours. They also start a mini small venue tour tomorrow in the U.S. + TO but nothing really close to here. Their main North American tour will not start until they get back from Europe.