Found myself listening to this.

[remember_forget]

I actually listen to Cesaro Summability on occasion as an individual track and not just a segue... anyone else ever do this?

[mosquitokillah]

Definitely one of the most uninteresting Tool-Track ever, probably because I hate the screaming of babies so much.
This track is always worth a skip.

[Lysander]

This track and Viginti Tres drive me fucking crazy because as hard as I try I cannot get my head around what they're trying to do with it. Hmm, that and Intention, I suppose.

[polly wants a cracker]

I always skip this track.

[Mr. Electric Ocean]

This track scared the living shit out of me one night when I woke up to it.

[the midas touch]

This track and Viginti Tres drive me fucking crazy because as hard as I try I cannot get my head around what they're trying to do with it. Hmm, that and Intention, I suppose.

Intension?

But Cesaro and Viginti Tres are two tracks that are guaranteed skips.
My favorite two segues are Lost Keys and Intermission.

[Shamy]

I listen to this song every so often

[erazorhead]

terrifying does not equal uninteresting. while i've never listened to it as a stand alone track, i would never skip over it (or any tool track) when listening to the album, i curl my toes and brace myself for the fear.

[remember_forget]

Don't even remember posting this topic, but alright... My personal thought was that it's the first sounds a baby hears when being born into the world... ears adjusting to surroundings, etc. Maybe that's why I find it interesting to listen to.

[nabiliofadilio]

This track scared the living shit out of me one night when I woke up to it.

shit that happened to me, fuckin terrifying

[thezeusanator]

whats being said in the background I think I hear something