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Tool - Opiate
Title: Tool – Opiate
Year/Genre: 1992, Metal/Alternative
Matrix #: 72445-11027-1
Cultural Facts:
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Released on Zoo Entertainment, the EP introduced Tool’s fusion of metal precision and art-rock intensity.
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“Hush” protested music censorship, aligning the band with the early ’90s free-speech movement in rock.
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Early live shows supporting Opiate helped Tool secure major tours with Rollins Band and Fishbone before their breakthrough LP.
10/29/2022 | Updated: 2/6/24 CK | 2/29/24 OB 2 8/19/25 TC(sold on whatnot 8/25/25)
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