Justin Chancellor

Glisten / 11.05.2005 / The Troubadour, Los Angeles, CA / Weight / 11.05.2005 / The Troubadour, Los Angeles, CA / Celestial / 08.26.2001 / CBGB's, New York, NY / Collapse and Crush / 08.26.2001 / CBGB's, New York, NY / Grinning Mouths / 02.05.2005 / Club Quattro, Tokyo, Japan / CFT / 06.03.2001 / CBGB's, New York, NY / Gentle Time / 06.03.2001 / CBGB's, New York, NY / Full Performace [70 + minutes] / 02.11.2005 / Annandale, Sydney, Australia /

The audio of this live dvd is my unreleased (well, now it’s released) improved mix of Hoserama’s absolutely incredible IEM capture of Tool’s concert in Reno, NV on March 9, 2014. The video material is a compilation of essentially all concerts of Tool’s 2014 tour, with a primary focus on Reno (where the audio capture is from), Spokane, both San Francisco nights, Eugene, Cedar Park and the Mexico shows, though all concerts are featured. If you are a true Tool fan (and have the time), then turn off all the lights, get comfortable, and if you partake of illuminous material, now is the time, and ride the spiral from beginning to the end.

TOOL perform Live at The Glass House in Pomona, CA 1996. Setlist includes "Stinkfist" "Forty Six & 2" "Eulogy" "Hooker with a Penis" "Prison Sex" "Jimmy" "Undertow" "Sober" "H." "Ænima" "Opiate" and "Third Eye"

Setlist: Tuva Sober Flood The Grudge Stinkfist Forty-Six & 2 Schism Parabola The Patient Ænema Disposition Reflection Triad Lateralus

Tool: Live at Lollapalooza Argentina on March 22nd 2025.

Tool: Live at Lollapalooza Brazil on March 30th 2025.

A music video for the song “Vicarious” by Tool, released in 2007, known for its dark, surreal, and computer-animated visuals accompanying the progressive metal track.

The official music video for “Ænema” by Tool, released in 1997, featuring stop-motion animation and abstract imagery, typical of the band’s artistic style.

Released in 1992, the music video for “Hush” by Tool features black-and-white visuals with provocative political statements and minimalist band performance footage.

A 1993 stop-motion animated music video by Tool for their song “Prison Sex”, exploring dark and controversial themes with distinctive artistic direction.

Released in 2001, this music video for “Schism” by Tool combines surrealist imagery and experimental performance art in a trademark visually dense style.

The music video for “Sober” was released in 1993, utilising stop-motion animation to depict a bleak, symbolic narrative accompanying the band’s alternative metal track.

Released in 1996, “Stinkfist” features abstract, industrial-themed visuals and stop-motion sequences, aligning with the band’s experimental approach to music videos.

A powerful return to roots, this concert captures Black Sabbath in peak form - reuniting to deliver classic hits with raw energy and legendary precision. Filmed live, to be theatrically released in 2026.