[ Jive / LP ]
Release Date: Tuesday 17 September 1996
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This is the 1992 debut EP from the American, "progressive metal" outfit Tool, and what a jolly fine slab of steaming riffs and beats it is. Okay, so it's dated a little over the years, but it's still an excellent way to hear where it all started... especially the final track, which this mini-album gets it's name from. "Opiate" (the song) is full of Churning, tribal drumming and grinding guitars - a clear indication as to where this band would eventually gravitate to with their debut album, "Undertow."
"Opiate" contains 6-tracks of pure "sonic-rock", with angst, intelligence, and even a little compassion thrown in for good measure. It comes highly recommended from me, as do all of Tool's recordings."
-MARTY.
Side 1:
1 Sweat - 3:47
2 Hush - 2:48
3 Part of Me - 3:17
Side 2:
1 Cold and Ugly [Live] - 4:10
2 Jerk-Off [Live] - 4:10
3 Opiate - 5:22