A Perfect Circle - American West Arena, Phoenix, AZ, 06-04-2000 (Pre-FM)

A Perfect Circle
American West Arena
Phoenix, AZ
June 4, 2000
Pre-FM Recording
Flac Level 8
No Cover Art

Thanks Randy!

Trade CD-r > EAC (wave) > Traders Little Helper (flac level8 sector boundaries aligned)

01 Renholdër
02 The Hollow
03 Magdalena
04 3 Libras
05 Sleeping Beauty
06 Breña
07 Orestes
08 Thinking of You
09 Thomas
10 Rose
11 Judith

Maynard James Keenan – lead vocals
Billy Howerdel – lead and rhythm guitars, vocals
Troy Van Leeuwen – rhythm guitars
Paz Lenchantin – bass, strings, backing vocals
Josh Freese – drums, percussion

I received this recording with all the commercials and voice overs removed.

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Tool - The Jello Loft: Hollywood, California, USA, September 5, 1991 (SBD) - Master

Tool
The Jello Loft
Hollywood, California, USA
September 5, 1991
Analog Soundboard Master Recording
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No Cover Art

Source: Soundboard
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Generation: 3rd

01 - Cold & Ugly 6:32
02 - Undertow 5:47
03 - Sober 5:49
04 - Crawl Away 6:18
05 - Sweat 5:04
06 - Swamp Song 6:17
07 - 4° 6:28
08 - Hush / Opiate (cut) 4:31

Maynard James Keenan – vocals
Adam Jones – guitars
Paul D'Amour – bass
Danny Carey – drums, percussion

Notes: Cuts off at Opiate beginning.

This is a Before The Fame Post...This is actually one of the earliest Tool soundboards to surface. The Green Jellö Loft was a studio/practice place where the band Green Jellÿ aka Green Jellö rehearsed their stage shows. They and the band Tool also played shows there which were basically huge parties. That is where this recording comes from, one of those parties. The bands debut E.P. Opiate was released 1992  almost a full year after this show. Tool fans may notice some differences in the songs structures from the later recorded versions. Like I said it's a before the fame post so things were just really taking shape here.

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This show was dowloaded from tooldriveproject.net a huge archive of live Tool shows for free download.

Tool - Lollapalooza In Texas: Dallas Broadcast 1993 ~ Lollapalooza Music Festival, Starplex Amphitheatre: Dallas, TX. August 1, 1993 (FM)

Tool
Lollapalooza In Texas - Dallas Broadcast 1993 - (Sutra Records – SUCD121)
Lollapalooza Music Festival
Starplex Amphitheatre
Dallas, Texas, U.S.A.
August 1, 1993
FM Broadcast Recording
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01 - Intolerance
02 - Undertow
03 - Sober
04 - Prison Sex
05 - Opiate (w/ Lane Staley)
06 - Bottom
07 - Jerk-Off
08 - Maynard James Keenan Interview 1993

Maynard James Keenan – vocals
Adam Jones – guitars
Paul D'Amour – bass
Danny Carey – drums, percussion

Rosebud & I have had the pleasure of catching TOOL in concert a few times together. We saw them play at Ozzfest two nights in a row. Both nights they had King Buzzo from The Melvins guest with them. They would get into this long jam in the middle of their set. A large silver grey dome would come down and cover the whole band as the jam would wind up in a fury. A bunch of lasers were then shot at the dome that reflected them like a disco ball all over. Now we had seats in the pavilion, the same seats for both nights, box seats for Rosebud's job. The same couple was next to us both nights and the girl grabbed my arm both nights and said "My God what are they trying to do summon the mother ship?". The second night I said to her.."You asked that yesterday...I think they are the mothership."

This great performance comes from TOOL's appearance on the Alternative Rock Tour Lollapalooza 1993. I think it's a little too ironic that Layne Staley of Alice In Chains guests on "Opiate". By this time in Alice In Chains career Michael Starr had already been kicked out of the band for his growing drug habit. In 1994 Layne Staley would enter rehab for heroin. After getting out the band entered rehearsals for their delayed tour. Layne started using again during rehearsals, the tour was canceled. Layne's final live performance would be only 3 years later. July 3, 1996, Alice In Chains opened for Kiss. After the show Layne overdosed on heroin ending up in hospital. The band never toured again and Layne died from an overdose of heroin and cocaine on April 5, 2002.

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