New Tool?

[Beaver]

Anyone have it? Thoughts?

 

[Ryanwb]

It definately cuts better than my Mikita but I have always felt that Milwaukee made fine saws so I went with it. I'm looking forward to the new batteries they will be selling with the portable power tools later this year. They'll be expensive but it will beat having to replace those stupid things every year. Nothing pisses me off more when I need to use my cordless drill and it isn't charged and I have to spend the next 2 hours waiting for it to charge so I can use it for 30 seconds. Even then it doesn't have enough charge to do it.

/end rant

I'm also in the market for a new set of metric sockets, I have gone back to doing my own work on my cars and I can never find what I'm looking for around the garage

 

[dogpoo32]

I like it. Musically it is obviously an evolution from Lateralus, but vocally, it seems to be a mix of enema and Lateralus. It doesn't have the cohesion that some of their previous albums have had, but it is definitely worth listening to.

 

[Phill11]

Fair CD so far. Haven't gotten to actually site down a listen though.

The CD is nuts. I was driving from Peoria to Scottsdale and had it on (songs 2 and 3) completely put my asleep when I was driving on the freeway. I had to roll down the windows and go to Vicarious and The Pot (Both pretty good songs).

It's a little different, at parts, but still follows typical Tool in most cases. Great CD, definatley worth buying.

 

[BACH]

I really don't know what to say about the new album.

This was perhaps the most anticipated heavy album to come out since Metallica's Black Album. It's very good, BUT it clearly doesn't live up to the expectations.

I love Lateralus and it's style, but this album is perhaps a bit too experimental for me really adopt as ine of my favorite album. I would still recommend it, though.

 

[Brandon_Webb]

Finally given this CD a bit of a chance. Solid CD maybe Tool's worst effort but still good. The Pot is my favorite song maybe top 3 Tool fav ever. Vicarious is really good as is Jambi. But the longer songs don't have enough substance to carry on there long play times and aren't as epic as Lateralus the song, Third Eye, or The Patient