> TOOL > 2002.05.01

May 1st 2002   ENTERTAINMENT CENTER, adelaide, sa, australia

Source:

Sound Professionals Cardioids > Sony TCD-D100 (Oade) > 2nd Gen CDR > FLAC

Recorded by Spyro Bouras

Audio:

Quality: A

Duration: 120min 06sec

Setlist:

01. Tuva / The Grudge
02. Stinkfist
03. Forty Six & 2
04. Parabola
05. Schism
06. Sober
07. Jimmy / Disposition
08. Reflection
09. Reflection (cont.)
10. (Parabola video)
11. (intermission)
12. Triad
13. (banter)
14. �nema
15. Lateralus

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Tool - 2002.05.01
Entertainment Centre - Adelaide, Australia
version 2

media type: FLAC
source: Sound Professionals Cardioids > Sony TCD-D100 (Oade) > 2nd Gen CDR > FLAC
taper: Spyro Bouras
trade status: can trade

setlist:

Tuva
The Grudge
Stinkfist
(White Lines)
46 & 2
Parabola
Schism
Sober
Jimmy (intro)
Jimmy
Instrumental
Disposition
Reflection
Intermission
Triad
�nema
Lateralus

notes: none

cu notes: Taped from, pretty much, center-soundboard, this recording captures one hell of a good performance of Tool. By contrast to their Australian tour in 2001, the setlist is quite similar although the energy of the performance seems more inspired & MJK is more talkative as well. The vocals are exceptionally crisp, especially for an Australian recording, the guitar is sharp, the bass is finely tuned although, on a system, may be slightly mature, and the drums + cymbal clashes are superb. Any way you break it down, this is one good listen that will not leave one disappointed in any way, shape or form. Apparently, the taper released this in middle 2003 & this will, most likely, be a very popular and recommended recording. This is, IMO, the finest of the Australian & New Zealand recordings from this era. Also, this recording features the absolute -best- version + intro to Jimmy this fan has ever heard. Definitely one for the collector, enthusiast & for anyone desiring to hear a brilliant recording. According to the taper, the CD version was heavily equalized from the raw DAT. However, that itself sounds quite nice.

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