In order to fully understand AEnima, you must realize that it is more than just an album; it's a work of art.  That being said, I will continue with my review.  AEnima is a great collection of music from Tool, and it harbors some of their finest work.  Songs like "Stinkfist", "Eulogy", "Push*t" and the  explosive and undeniably classic "H." are all great compositions that express what the band is all about: powerful instrumentation (especially the percussion), breathtaking vocals, and cryptic lyrics that actually make you think.  Then of course, there's AEnema, in which Maynard expresses his distaste for L.A. in a not-so-subtle manner.  Although this song is not as deep as its counterparts, it's still a great piece of music.  The Cd is not perfect and has its flaws, such as the fact that nearly half of the songs on the album are either intros, outros, or filler tracks.  Also, the song "Third Eye" is an example of too much of a good thing: it's got a great melody, but it's just too long.  Despite this, AEnima is an overall great Cd and deserves five stars.