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Tool 04/23/92
The Rathskeller, Boston, MA
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Set I
Hush
Crawl Away
Sober
Sweat
Swamp Song
Jerkoff
Opiate
Set II
 
Set III
 
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Last Changed By Mike Ziegler
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User (active/rating) Media / # Show Sound Details DB Source User Source
egm313 (1/4) FLAC / 1 B- View   Unknown Analog Recording -- ? Generation Cassette (mid)
Notes: Source A
miky (1/4.8) CDR / 1 View   FLAC/WAV
Notes: SEEDER'S Notes: As of Dec. 2002, this show is the earliest audience recording to surface. There may be others, hopefully, there will be. The recording itself is not so bad. Decent levels & all but it is a little bit muffled. However, this was definitely transferred from a cassette of unknown generation to a CDR. Somewhere, there may be a slightly better recording generation but only this version has surfaced onto CD. The performance itself is very raw, loud & (a little) angry. There are a few cuts, skips, track transitions & also a liberal amount of tape-hiss to coat the recording -- for those reasons, this may be considered best left for collector's. On the other hand, I think every fan should hear just how good this band is when they were unknown & playing for maybe 50 attentive people. From here, they can only go up in the music business. Also, I think that the most amazing performance of Sweat -ever- is on this recording...Also, the audience does not really seem to like Tool very much at all. A bit hostile, you can hear people chatting about the band. Maynardism: "I love Boston."
cc (1/2.8) CDR / 1 View   uk/CS
Woodee (1/4.5) FLAC / 1 View   Aiwa HS-M2
Notes: na
kervonus (1/0) 1 CDR / 0 View  
Dan Johnson (1/5) SHN / 0 A D View   Tape recording >?
Notes: One of the first if not the first audience recording of tool.
Hector (1/0) / 0 View  
Matt (1/0) SHN / 8 View   n/a
Notes: This is one of the ( if not the) first ever recorded Tool show by an Audience. It was recorded on Cassette tape so the quality is definately not at all like the Tool shows that you normally hear. But for a collector it is something to definately have.
Draigon (1/0) / 0 View  
Christopher (1/3) CDR / 1 A C View   ANA AUD
Notes: This one is for the die-hards. Sounds like crap by most standards, but this is the earliest known TOOL recording around...at least as of 10-03
rus666 (0/0) / 0 View  
DonSalvatore (0/5) / 0 View   ANA(M) > CDR(1) > WAV [44.1kHz]
Notes: TOOL April 23, 1992 The Rat Boston, MA DISC #1/1 (37:00) ----------------- 01) Hush 02) Crawl Away 03) Sober 04) Sweat 05) Swamp Song 06) Jerkoff 07) Opiate GENERATION ----------------- ANA(M) > CDR(1) > WAV [44.1kHz] > FLAC [Level 8] SOURCE ----------------- built-in > Aiwa HS-M2 EXTRACTION ----------------- NEC ND-3500AG > Exact Audio Copy V0.99 prebeta 3 > Adobe Audition 3.0 > CD Wave 1.96.1 -> FLAC frontend 1.7.1 NOTE ----------------- This was recorded on stereo micro-cassette recorder.
DonSalvatore (0/5) / 0 View   Unknown Analog Recording -- ? Generation Cassette (mid)
Notes: 04.23.92 Source: Unknown Analog Recording -- ? Generation Cassette (mid) Notes: As of Dec. 2002, this show is the earliest audience recording to surface. There may be others, hopefully, there will be. The recording itself is not so bad. Decent levels & all but it is a little bit muffled. However, this was definitely transferred from a cassette of unknown generation to a CDR. Somewhere, there may be a slightly better recording generation but only this version has surfaced onto CD. The performance itself is very raw, loud & (a little) angry. There are a few cuts, skips, track transitions & also a liberal amount of tape-hiss to coat the recording -- for those reasons, this may be considered best left for collector's. On the other hand, I think every fan should hear just how good this band is when they were unknown & playing for maybe 50 attentive people. From here, they can only go up in the music business. Also, I think that the most amazing performance of Sweat -ever- is on this recording...Also, the audience does not really seem to like Tool very much at all. A bit hostile, you can hear people chatting about the band. Maynardism: "I love Boston." Time: 35:43 Setlist: Hush Crawl Away Sober <Maynard stops the song to break a fight breaks up & says 'cut that shit out'> Sober Sweat Intolerance Jerk-Off Opiate
Chris (0/0) FLAC / 1 View   source: Built-in Aiwa HS-M2 > Aiwa HS-M2 > Master Cassette > 1st Gen CDR > NEC ND-3500AG > Exact...
Notes: This was recorded on stereo micro-cassette recorder. A special thanks to Mike Ziegler for getting this out there!
Nathan (0/5) / 0 View  
Adam Lancaster (0/5) / 1 B+ B- View   unknown analog
Notes: Time: 35:42 1. Hush 2. Crawl Away 3. Sober 4. Sweat 5. Swamp Song 6. Jerk-Off 7. Opiate

NOTE: This is the earliest known recording of a TOOL show. The sound is not great...it sounds like an old, bad record. It's distant and scratchy with pops and clicks and quite a bit of hiss. However there are some notable things about TOOL's performance. Most notable is the fact that Maynard stops the playing of Sober about 1:30 in so he can stop a fight in the crowd. Then they pick the song back up like nothing had happened. He also says something to someone in the crowd right in the middle of Swamp Song. Lastly, Sweat features an intro count of "One, two, three!" by Danny, Ramones style.
uninvited94 (0/4.7) CD / FLAC / 1 View  
Trevor (0/0) SHN / 1 C View   Unknown Analog
Dave (0/3) / 0 B C+ View  
Brian Land (0/0) CD-R / 1 View  
Bullio (0/0) SHN / 1 View  
lukash (0/0) shn / 1 View  
Joey (0/0) / 0 View  
Notes: Track listing 1 - Hush 2 - Crawl Away 3 - Crawl Away Continuation 4 - Sober 5 - Sweat 6 - Swamp Song 7 - Jerkoff 8 - Opiate
pleasedrown (0/0) SHN / 1 View  
Josh (0/5) CD-R / 1 View  
Notes: First Taped Tool Show. Poor Quality but fun to listen to.