Tool "Aenima" (12" 2xLP 1996 Zoo Entertainment BMG "Pressing B") *RARE*
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1,200
$ 1200
Sold For
Nov 9, 2024
Sold Date
Nov 8, 2024
Start Date
1
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USA
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Description
A1 Stinkfist 5:11 A2 Eulogy 8:29 A3 H. 6:03 A4 Useful Idiot 0:39 B1 Forty Six & 2 6:03 B2 Message To Harry Manback Keyboards – David Bottrill Keyboards – David Bottrill 1:53 B3 Hooker With A Penis 4:34 B4 Intermission Organ – Eban Schletter Organ – Eban Schletter 0:56 B5 Jimmy 5:24 C1 Die Eier Von Satan Vocals – Marko Fox Vocals – Marko Fox 2:17 C2 Pushit 9:56 C3 Cesaro Summability 1:26 C4 Ænema 6:40 D1 (-) Ions 4:00 D2 Third Eye Synthesizer – Chris Pittman* Synthesizer – Chris Pittman* 13:47
Companies, etc.
- Record Company – BMG Music
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – BMG Music
- Copyright © – BMG Music
- Manufactured By – BMG Entertainment
- Distributed By – BMG Entertainment
- Recorded At – Ocean Way Recording
- Recorded At – The Hook
- Mixed At – Larrabee Sound Studios
- Mastered At – Gateway Mastering
- Published By – Toolshed Music
- Published By – EMI Virgin Music
Credits
- A&R – Matt Marshall (3)
- Art Direction, Artwork [Production] – Adam Jones, Kevin Willis (2)
- Artwork [Fx Consultant] – Mark Rappaport
- Artwork [Welding] – Joel Larson (2)
- Bass – Justin Chancellor
- Design, Artwork [Production] – Concetta Holstead
- Drums – Danny Carey
- Engineer, Mixed By – David Bottrill
- Guitar – Adam Jones
- Illustration [Computer Illustrations] – Cam De Leon
- Other [Attorney] – Eric Greenspan
- Other [Flocker] – Shane Mahan, Karen Mason
- Painting [Bill Hicks] – Kevin Willis (2)
- Photography By – Syd Kato
- Producer – David Bottrill, Tool (2)
- Technician [Drum Tech] – Bruce Jacoby
- Technician [Guitar Tech And Equipment Consultant] – Billy Howerdel
- Vocals – Maynard James Keenan
- Voice [Bill Hicks Sample] – Bill Hicks
- Written-By – Tool (2)
Notes
Release has printed labels, although very faint.Side A ends in a locked groove.
Recorded at Ocean Way, Hollywood, California & The Hook, North Hollywood, California.
Mixed at Larrabee, North Hollywood, California.
Mastered at Gateway Studios, Portland, Maine.
This jacket has smaller "TOOL AENIMA" and "Zoo" logos.
Its barcode is larger and has a VERY faint catalog number on the bottom of the spine (it may be hard to see.)
Back bottom reads:
"The BMG and Zoo Entertainment logos are trademarks of BMG Music • ℗ © 1996 BMG Music • All Rights Reserved • Manufactured and Distributed by BMG Entertainment, New York, NY • Printed in U.S.A. • 72445-11087-1"
At least some copies are issued with stickers on shrink wrap: "TOOL ÆNIMA 72445-11087-1", "Parental Advisory" and additional barcode sticker covering the barcode on back sleeve.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Text): 6 1422-31087-1 1
- Barcode (scanned): 614223108711
- Rights Society: ASCAP
- _______________________________________________________________________________
- *Sealed and in excellent condition.*
- I have sold about 12 copies of this album and about 8 of them were sealed. This is probably the best looking copy I have ran across yet. Hardly any ring wear and only one corner (front, top left) has the smallest dent in it. As a Tool memorabilia collector of 30 plus years, I can promise you this is not a bootleg copy that this album is famous for. If you are a Tool vinyl collector, you know what to look for and this has everything there for you to see. If you are new to Tool vinyl I will give you some pointers to look for about this vinyl. The stickers are the first thing, (hype sticker in center and old school style parental advisory sticker) the perforated shrink wrap (dotted holes running from side to side) about an inch and a half from top and bottom on front, the shrink wrap running horizontal on the back (Pressing A runs vertical) If you don't know the difference between "Pressing A" it has only the Zoo logo on the back by the barcode and darker green printed labels on the vinyl. "Pressing B" (this copy) has Zoo and BMG logos on back by the barcode and faint brownish gold printed labels on the vinyl. Both of these versions were released in September of 1996. They also released another version in 1997 that is almost identical to "Pressing A." Some people think that this copy, "Pressing B" is really "Pressing A" and that they didn't like the printed labels on the vinyl because they are so faint and then they reissued it with the darker labels. I myself am still calling this "Pressing B" because that is what I have always known it to be. I am basing my price on past sells from many of the sites I use for Tool memorabilia and because of the brutal eBay fees that will be taken from this sell. But this is by far the best looking copy I have had my hands on.
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