Download THE TOOLS AND THE STUFF:
Or, better yet--buy the actual CD! (click on the album cover!)
.
. . and due to rabid demand, here are three (technically four) Tools tracks
in their entirety:
Nude
>> What's Coming
Some
rare stuff (for all the fans):
Bucket Dropping Time
When you're fishing for
shit . . .
These
from the Davis White era:
Rhythms of Heaven
It was really funny until
it wouldn't leave our heads.
Troubles
in the Barnyard
more livestock-oriented
material
Beauty
Queen
It's another
thing to think about.
CPU (Crippled
Pilgrims Unlimited) - 1986-ish
Basically just Jay and Scott screwing around
on one of those old TASCAM 4-tracks
Two
Worlds
The generous cocaine dealer
in apartment #3B is not necessarily your good friend.
Something
About a Wheelbarrow
The guys
at Parasol/Reaction didn't seem too impressed.
The
Girl Song
more blow-fueled
frenzy
Jesus
and Sheep
courtesy
of Bushmill's Irish
Whiskey
Salt
Diamond Mine (recorded 1990 - 92)
Brian
Tate-vocals; Scott Wingo-guitar; Brian Reardon-bass on "Blindman's
Whorehouse"; Tattoo Mike-bass on "Hi-Gear" and "Swell
Hell"; Malik Tate (no relation to Brian)-drums on "Blindman's
Whorehouse" and "Hi-Gear"; Jamie Parker-drums on "Swell
Hell"
Blindman's
Whorehouse
This
is the one that scared Charlie Steck away.
Hi-Gear
Born at
the same hour and at the same Falls Church shopping mall as the semi-legendary
"(I've Got My) Steak in a Sack"
Swell
Hell
He pulled
into town on a dead horse. (Check out the shameless fret-tapping guitar
solo!)
Jamie Famie and
the Famie Five (old-world valor)
Jamie
Famie-vocals, kazoo, drums; Scott Wingo-guitar, vocals; Marky Darky-vocals;
Jack Nurmi-vocals
Scotty's
Adventures in the Sewer
Based
on true-life adventures! Covered by Rak Shiva (Lynn Buchannan, Dot Steck,
Kiki Walker, Fatimah Balbed, and Vivian Vanprate) for their one and only
live performance (DC Space '87 or '86--somewhere around there) and meticulously
rehearsed by Jay Moglia at the Yuma Street compound (back in Jay's whiskey
drinking days).
Scotty
Makes Me
an exploration
of sibling-induced hell on Earth.
The
Barn Door
"The Five" give
the Stones a serious run for the money.
(more to come . . . )
Special Bill Hanke exclusive: Sonic Youth at Battery Park - 07-04-2008 (available for a short time only!)
