Tool - The Ultimate Review DVD Movie

Tool - The Ultimate Review

List Price	$19.95 (You save $6.36)
Studio	Music Video Distributors
All Time Sales Rank	6302
CD Universe Part number	7737929
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 28, 2008
Rating	Not Rated
Running Time	75 Minutes
Movie Details	Color

Tool - The Ultimate Review Movie Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Your Not TooL Fan...
Well, its official... You need to go ahead and buys this... lol
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Tool - The Ultimate Review DVD

This film is a documentary review which traces the band and their music back to their inception in the late 1980s, and follows their story and sound through to the present day. Featuring rare and classic Tool performances, archive footage, exclusive interviews, contributions from their closest colleagues and friends, review and critique from the finest writers of the underground rock press, seldom seen photography, location shoots and a host of other features. They've been together almost 20 years and have survived more of American Rock's sub-genres than any other band still relevant today - from Thrash to Grunge, Nu-Metal to AOR - but Tool have garnered a respect, from fans and critics alike, that other groups could only dream of; a respect built on raw talent, consistent innovation and sublime ability.

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