Understanding Tool’s 10000 Days
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INFO: 10.000 Days is the fourth studio album by the american progressive rock and metal band Tool. The album spawned 3 top 10 rock singles after its release and debuted at number 1 at the Billboard Top 200 chart. Although many fans often recite Ænema or Lateralus as the best Tool albums, 10.000 Days was a great effort that built on the classic Tool sound: complex riffs and patterns, deeply intentional lyrics and surprising experimentation are all elements that can be found on previous albums. But on 10k Days, they’re more refined.
Despite of being far from their best received effort, fans kept this album closer to their hearts in the years after its release since the band went on hiatus and didn’t give any sign of activity for a very long time. And with time, it became another classic effort from them. But it wasn’t just the growing maturity of the album that made it outstanding. With this record they were able to communicate more by doing less. Everything from the album title and artwork to the lyrical themes and the release-process came very effortlessly to the band. They’d become refined musicians. By 2006 Danny, Justin, Adam and Maynard had accumulated almost 60 years of collective experience in the band, and that was definitely starting to show.
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