All albums by Tool (on the way still)...

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Lateralus

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Aenima

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10,000 Days

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Undertow

The remaining albums by Tool (on the way still)...

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Opiate

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Salival

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Picked up a physical copy of this earlier today.

Ohh Pete. Tell me how it is.

^ Never Better is still my favorite album of 2009.

Yea, I'm going to see P.O.S. with Saosin and anyone else who's coming (only really going for P.O.S., honestly) in December.

Great album, although I haven't really given it my undivided attention yet. I find myself more attached to their older stuff... but then again like I said, I need to give it a more serious spin.

I've been wanting to listen to more progressive rock... I think that's their genre- because I listen to Coheed and Cambria, who I heard was considered that genre as well.

I listened to a song by Porcupine Tree and liked it a lot, I just haven't taken the time to give them my undivided attention, either. xD

THE HEADS - EVERYBODY KNOWS WE GOT NOWHERE (2000)

Spacey, low-fi psychedelic rock. Very big, dirty basslines. Yes, please.

Just picked up this week

Muse: The Resistance
Kid Cudi: Man on the Moon
Drake: So Far Gone
Megadeth: Endgame
Porcupine Tree: The Incident