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Tool- 1991 rare sober demo audio

Published June 14, 2007

Views 59.3K  |  Likes 860  |  Comments 17
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getchoneckbrokeyo56getchoneckbrokeyo56
185 subs•17 videos•Sep 2006

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59,389

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860

Comments

17

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Total (all-time): $42 – $119

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About

This here be the original version of tools "sober", recorded for the demo tape 72826(which means "satan" on a phone pad") from 1991 these tapes sell for hundreds on ebay and rarely come around so i just thought i'd help out tool fans a bit, if you have any questions tell me.

Published
June 14, 2007
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Total views
59.3K
Total likes
860
Total comments
17
Published
June 14, 2007
Global rank by views
#12,781,542

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