Tool is a very unique band. They avoid the media, hardly ever show up on their music videos, and just let the music do the talking. I've had this album for about 4 years now. It really is a concept album if you think about it. Stinkfist is an individual's yearning for change, then from Eulogy to Pushit, this individual recalls his past experiences (like flashbacks of one's life before one dies), then Aenema purges these memories, and Third Eye is the rediscovering of one self.  The first month I listened to this CD I really didn't care too much for it, but that's how Tool albums work. They aren't accessible until you are familiar with what they are doing with the music. Then, one day, the volume on my CD player was accidentally turned up a notch. I was too lazy to adjust it, so I just left it there. I was listening to Aenema (the song), and suddenly I had a tool-gasm. I was lightheaded for a minute, and didn't know where I was or what I was doing, being fully immersed in the music. From that moment, I became a fan. No other band that I've ever listened to can do this; build a song up, and then have a climax that is just incredible.