I saw that as well, only I interpreted it as the download with the deluxe CD will have 10 extra minutes. Not sure if that extra audio will make it to the streaming versions or not.sorry if this was posted and mentioned earlier but apparently the digital version of the album is 10 minutes longer than the CD version
... so, um, it wasn’t supposed to be humor? Cause, like, I was laughing the whole way through it. Either some of you guys got shorted in the sense of humor department or I am borderline aspergers.I read this previously and found it annoying.
The author clearly puts their own sense of nostalgia above progress, personal growth, bands making a living, and new fans discovering great music.
It’s like he thinks this new album might have been Tool transforming into Sugar Ray. I don’t expect to go to a Tool show surrounded by tweens there to belt out a single from the radio just because they made a new album.
I try not to hate on things, but in my mind that article was weak, and discourages the growth of artists and music.
If it was meant to be humor, I missed it.... so, um, it wasn’t supposed to be humor? Cause, like, I was laughing the whole way through it. Either some of you guys got shorted in the sense of humor department or I am borderline aspergers.
Perfectly pleasant. Breezy for being 10+ minutes.New song is decent. Phew!
Some places over here (UK) are charging £99.99 for it. I have ordered from Amazon USA for the low low price of £47 shipped
Napalm just sent me an email charging 79 euro for the CD. Crazy.Some places over here (UK) are charging £99.99 for it. I have ordered from Amazon USA for the low low price of £47 shipped
Part of me thinks this is a marketing strategy by Tool. 13 year absence. They know fans would buy any initially available physical media, so why not release a souped up CD first with gimmicks, even though it's a dead medium. Then release the vinyl later, knowing damn well that people are gonna double dip.
Also, this is frighteningly real
To be fair, I was going to double dip either way. I already have all the CDs, so I wasn't going to pass on this one either.Part of me thinks this is a marketing strategy by Tool. 13 year absence. They know fans would buy any initially available physical media, so why not release a souped up CD first with gimmicks, even though it's a dead medium. Then release the vinyl later, knowing damn well that people are gonna double dip.
Yeah, but then there are people like me, pedestrian radio Tool fans at best (Schism, Sober, Vicarious), that are seriously thinking about buying the CD just to be part of the hype/nostalgia. I'd never consider buying the CD if it was immediately up against a vinyl record pre-order.To be fair, I was going to double dip either way. I already have all the CDs, so I wasn't going to pass on this one either.
That's fair enough. Especially since they are on streaming now. Especially given the number of people that don't have a CD player. I think I will always have one in my system, but I know not everyone does that.Yeah, but then there are people like me, pedestrian radio Tool fans at best (Schism, Sober, Vicarious), that are seriously thinking about buying the CD just to be part of the hype/nostalgia. I'd never consider buying the CD if it was immediately up against a vinyl record pre-order.
Do you have a strict CD player or something like a gaming system that plays CDs? I have the latter, but rarely use it to play my CD collection.That's fair enough. Especially since they are on streaming now. Especially given the number of people that don't have a CD player. I think I will always have one in my system, but I know not everyone does that.