When Tool released their second disc, Undertow, in 1994 they broke through into a more mainstream crowd (thanks in part to the sucess of "Sober" with the eerie video for it).  Now Tool has shown their  growth in Aenema which gets even freakier and wierder than Undertown.  "Stinkfist" is a song although censored by MTV is really about a  relationship.  "Eulogy" shows a new side of Tool and features  Maynard talking about the exisistance of Christ and he writes his lyrics in  such a way that it's hard to even tell if he is for or against the man.  "H" is I think about abuse and features an awesome rythem section  backed by Adam Clayton's great rythem guitar parts.  Sonically, "Forty  Six & Two" and "Hooker.." are great with the  intstruments and vocals coming in at perfect times.  "Aenema" was  all over the radio here in NYC a couple years ago and is still played a few  times still today.  The most bizarre and best track is the last one  "Third Eye" which starts out slow but then goes into some of the  most amazing vocals I have ever heard.  Even if you aren't a fan of heavy  music, this CD will please you because it shows that this band sees music  as a true art form, not just a commercial thing, and these four fine  muscicians are right on tact on this CD.