Tool : OpiateEP by the American rock band. Released in 1992, it was the result of some two years of the band playing together after their formation in 1990. It is named after a quote by Karl Marx: 'religion is the opiate of the masses'. Track Listing: 1. Sweat Tool (3. 47) 2. Hush Tool (2. 48) 3. Part of Me Tool (3. 17) 4. Cold and Ugly Tool (4. 1) 5. Jerk Off Tool (4. 22) 6. Opiate Tool (5. 22) Year of Production: 1992

After recording many memorable albums in previous decades

Dirty World - The Traveling Wilburys (3

the group continues bludgeoning musical complacency with songs as equivocal as inkblot tests

Remember Me

including 'Iron Man'

KIWANUKA' is the follow-up to Michael's number 1 album

Both were also successful on the Billboard Hot 100

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20 Something - SZA (3

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The album features twelve tracks licensed from rare and hard to find NWOBHM singles originally released in England 1978-1982

and numerous hints as to where Sun Ra was coming from and where he was heading