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dawn
05-08-2003, 11:13 PM
I have owned Undertow on 3 seperate occasions...Why 3?...coincidence I guess...I will not own it again...It's chuck full of good stuff and all...but its underlying themes do not apply to me anymore...The hidden track on this CD was one of my best Tool experiences ever...I did not know it was there...I had fallen asleep listening to the album and was awakened by this song...good times...

I really do enjoy all of Tools music...and I get excited when I hear songs from this album on the radio...but I will not own this album again...

...and again...and again...and again...and again...Hear what I'm screamin?

IrisoftheShadow
05-17-2003, 03:16 PM
Hmm...well, you're entitled to your own opinion I suppose. But my official statement on this album would definitely be...although it is my third favorite album, I still think it is such a great album. I was amazed by "Prison Sex," "Bottom" "Swamp Song" "4 Degrees," all those songs were just so intense. However, I do agree that "Lateralus" and perhaps even "Aenima" has underlying themes I agree with more, I still like the Undertow themes of religious resentment and trauamatizing experience of sexual abuse.

jpmanson
05-17-2003, 03:30 PM
so why wont you own it again? and why do you lose cds so much?

erazorhead
05-17-2003, 10:52 PM
Originally posted by grrrl
I have owned Undertow on 3 seperate occasions

that is so odd

my first copy was ruined in a flood (!)
my second copy is still fine
and i bought my third copy because it was the double cd (unfortunitely i didn't get the second cd)

so, i have had 3 copies as well

oh, actually, i also have the vinyl, so that could make four

dawn
05-20-2003, 10:18 AM
Originally posted by jpmanson
so why wont you own it again? and why do you lose cds so much?


...because I have already owned it 3 times...grrr...


...I don't lose them...I filter them out...once upon a time I had the most insanely large CD collection you have ever seen...It was unnessesarily large...so I try to keep my collection at a minimum...I have 1 rack now...when it gets full...I filter some out...trade them in for new ones...keepin it fresh...

Jimmy Pop
05-21-2003, 01:13 AM
Well... Undertow is without any doubt one of the best albums i own. And I think it is a CD that is worth having in the collection.

So, grrl, why don't you just keep it? It's not like you're forced to listen to it, but maybe one day you want to?



I love Undertow!

dawn
05-21-2003, 02:01 AM
Originally posted by Jimmy Pop
Well... Undertow is without any doubt one of the best albums i own. And I think it is a CD that is worth having in the collection.

So, grrl, why don't you just keep it? It's not like you're forced to listen to it, but maybe one day you want to?



I love Undertow!


I get my fix on the radio...when i get it...

Jimmy Pop
05-21-2003, 05:04 AM
Please tell me one thing, grrl..

What DO you listen to? I mean... Since Undertow didn't do it for you...

Scratch
06-17-2003, 05:03 PM
Originally posted by erazorhead
my first copy was ruined in a flood (!)


I thought CDs were safe in water...

Originally posted by erazorhead
i bought my third copy because it was the double cd (unfortunitely i didn't get the second cd)


Whaa? Double CD? Am I missing something?

BackToMyKnees
06-18-2003, 07:16 PM
Originally posted by grrrl
I get my fix on the radio...when i get it...


In other words, Prison Sex and Sober. Because you'd be damned if you waited to hear anything else off Undertow on the radio.


And I really don't like your policy on your CD collection. Hey, whatever floats your boat.

lmbsohf
06-19-2003, 02:47 AM
the double cd refered to is the live cd that comes with the original zoo recording of undertow. I only found ot that fact a few days ago when a friend of mine showed me the cd, seems he had been hiding it for the last few months.


Oh and question, why would you want to keep your cd collection small, what purpose does it have to not have cds that you may want to hear, its not like its ahrd to not throw away a cd. The only reason i see fit to got rid of a cd is if you buy sumthing like chocolate starfish at the age of 15 and then realise by the age of 16 that durst is a piece of shit and your very ashamed of yourself for purchasing the album.

Scratch
06-22-2003, 05:18 PM
Originally posted by lmbsohf
The only reason i see fit to got rid of a cd is if you buy sumthing like chocolate starfish at the age of 15 and then realise by the age of 16 that durst is a piece of shit and your very ashamed of yourself for purchasing the album.

Maybe you should listen to it again. Open your fucking eyes.

NOeggs23
07-23-2004, 06:55 PM
Maybe you should listen to it again. Open your fucking eyes.


dude....limp bizkit sux. i loved them when i was 13, i listened them the other day...they're like tool if tool sucked. they butched "opiate" when they covered it. They're sellouts who might've been good if they avoided the style and focused on the music and shit. but style overcame music...again....

but about undertow, this is definatley a great cd. i understand filtering out yur collection (to get rid of korn and limp) but undertow holds gems (crawl away, undertow, and flood) c'mon....how can u respect aenima and lateralus and not respect thier roots?

Innocent_Bystander
05-31-2007, 11:17 AM
I will probably never own Undertow on CD again either. Why?

Cause it's so damn good on vinyl.