Tool (2) – Lateralus
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Tool Dissectional – 61422-3116-1 LP |
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US |
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Rock |
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Progressive Metal |
Tracklist
| A1 | The Grudge | |
| A2 | Eon Blue Apocalypse | |
| A3 | The Patient | |
| A4 | Mantra | |
| B1 | Schism | |
| B2 | Parabol | |
| B3 | Parabola | |
| B4 | Disposition | |
| C1 | Ticks & Leeches | |
| C2 | Lateralus | |
| D1 | Reflection | |
| D2 | Triad | |
| D3 | Faaip De Oiad |
Companies, etc.
- Manufactured By – Zomba Recording Corporation
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Volcano Entertainment II, L.L.C.
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Tool Dissectional, L.L.C.
- Copyright © – Volcano Entertainment II, L.L.C.
- Copyright © – Tool Dissectional, L.L.C.
- Published By – EMI Virgin Music, Inc.
- Published By – Toolshed Music
- Recorded At – Cello Studios
- Recorded At – The Hook
- Recorded At – Big Empty Space
- Recorded At – The Lodge (4)
- Mixed At – Larrabee Sound Studios
- Mastered At – Gateway Mastering
- Pressed By – Erika Records, Inc.
Credits
- Art Direction – Adam Jones
- Co-producer – Tool (2)
- Design, Artwork [Art Modification] – Mackie Osborne
- Engineer [Neurocistance] – Vince De Franco
- Engineer, Mixed By – David Bottrill
- Illustration – Alex Grey
- Performer [Tool] – Maynard James Keenan
- Written-By – Maynard James Keenan
Notes
Issued in a gatefold sleeve with hype sticker on shrink wrap.
This is the first official vinyl release of unknown quantity. There is a secondary version following: Tool (2) - Lateralus
Both are nearly identical in packaging, except the first issue has a duller holographic sheen. The discs differ in the following manner:
The runout information is different. This edition does not have an etched "CB" signature.
The centre areas (where centre labels would normally be) have a "handmade" look to the markings where on the other edition they contain numerous concentric circles.
250-300 copies were hand-signed by all four band and sold through the band's website.
On the rear of the gatefold:
℗ & © 2000 Volcano Entertainment II, L.L.C.
Manufactured in the United States by Zomba Recording Corporation
Printed in the United States.
On the discs:
℗ & © 2001 Tool Dissectional, L.L.C. / Volcano Entertainment II, L.L.C.
On the inner sleeves:
℗ & © 2003 Tool Dissectional, L.L.C. / Volcano Entertainment II, L.L.C.
Manufactured in the United States by Zomba Recording Corporation.
Catalog numbers:
61422-3116-1 LP is on the rear of the gatefold.
61422-31160-1 LP is on the inner sleeves.
Track D3: Art Bell excerpt courtesy of Premier Radio Networks, Coast to Cast A.M. with Art Bel
This is the first official vinyl release of unknown quantity. There is a secondary version following: Tool (2) - Lateralus
Both are nearly identical in packaging, except the first issue has a duller holographic sheen. The discs differ in the following manner:
The runout information is different. This edition does not have an etched "CB" signature.
The centre areas (where centre labels would normally be) have a "handmade" look to the markings where on the other edition they contain numerous concentric circles.
250-300 copies were hand-signed by all four band and sold through the band's website.
On the rear of the gatefold:
℗ & © 2000 Volcano Entertainment II, L.L.C.
Manufactured in the United States by Zomba Recording Corporation
Printed in the United States.
On the discs:
℗ & © 2001 Tool Dissectional, L.L.C. / Volcano Entertainment II, L.L.C.
On the inner sleeves:
℗ & © 2003 Tool Dissectional, L.L.C. / Volcano Entertainment II, L.L.C.
Manufactured in the United States by Zomba Recording Corporation.
Catalog numbers:
61422-3116-1 LP is on the rear of the gatefold.
61422-31160-1 LP is on the inner sleeves.
Track D3: Art Bell excerpt courtesy of Premier Radio Networks, Coast to Cast A.M. with Art Bel
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Sticker on the back): 6 14223 11601 3
- Other (Sticker on the front): 31160-1
- Matrix / Runout (Side A): 61422311601-A
- Matrix / Runout (Side B): 61422311601 B RE·1
- Matrix / Runout (Side C): 61422311601-C
- Matrix / Runout (Side D): 61422311601-D RE·1
- Rights Society: ASCAP
Other Versions (5 of 88)
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Lateralus (CD, HDCD, Album, Misprint) | Tool Dissectional | 61422-31160-2 CD | US | 2001 | ||
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Lateralus (CD, HDCD, Album, Misprint) | Tool Dissectional | 9210132 CD, 9210132, (7) 9210132 CD | Europe | 2001 | ||
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Lateralus (CD, HDCD, Album, Misprint) | Volcano (2) | 61422-33017-2 CD | Canada | 2001 | ||
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Lateralus (CD, HDCD, Album, Misprint) | Tool Dissectional | 9210112 CD | Europe | 2001 | ||
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Lateralus (CD, Album, HDCD, Repress) | Tool Dissectional | 61422-31017-2 CD | Canada | 2001 |
Recommendations
Reviews
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This is not nearly as bad as some people say! The mastering is dynamic and crystal clear. No problem whatsoever with transient peaks. Yes there's some surface noise but so do my Led Zep, Pink Floyd and Sabbath records, lol. -
Edited 4 days agoI thought this album sounded really bad upon purchasing used for about 30 bucks, and soon realized that was probably just the status quo for this pressing, being that it’s a picture disc and likely poorly pressed taboot. However, after upgrading my system for the past year, (Fluance RT 84 with Nagaoka MP-110, Fluance preamp, Marantz PM 5004 receiver, and EPI Model 120 speakers), and spinning this for the first time on this setup, I have to say….. still a bit of surface noise, but leagues better and actually quite enjoyable to listen to all the way through. I went from wondering if I should trade this record in, to being really happy that I have it in my collection.
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I honestly didn't want to believe it, but this record really is the worst pressing I've ever had. Only possibly interesting for collectors, you can't listen to this record. It's really outrageous to sell such poor quality. -
To open a sealed purchase and on 1st listen thinking is this a joke? It sounded like an old dirty copy from someone’s party collection.
Totally unlistenable and won’t put on the platter again unfortunately as it’s a great album.
Opening 10,000 days was 100% the opposite reaction. Excellent recording. -
As others have said here, a lot of surface noise, cracks and pops on this one, which is frustrating. The parts without surface noise sound amazing though, but generally seems like a bad pressing overall.
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Picture vinyl so I give it a 4 by default. I bought mine brand new sealed and it came with skips and pops. Even asked my friends that have the same vinyl record and they said the same thing. -
Heard this for the first time at a friend's house and thought it was fantastic. After adding it to my collection I can say it's the worst sounding vinyl in my fledgling collection. It's unlistenable. I discourage the purchase of this album. Music is 10/10. Pressing is hot garbage.
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Sounds so bad... I hate picture discs like I hate mosquitos.
Sounds like a dirty record despite every reasonable attempt to clean. -
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