Oct 21, 2026 · 1 hr 13 min · 16 segments
In this week's episode, Sarah and Joe are discussing Joe's selection of AEnima by Tool. Listen along as the pair try to figure out how this album turned 30 this year, figure out that Microsoft…
Well, let's get into the statistics.
Okay.
Anima is the second studio album by Tool and was released on vinyl first on September 17th, 1996, and on cassette and CD on October 1st, 1996.
The album debuted on the Billboard 200 on October 19th, 1996, and peaked at number two on that day.
The album spent 110 weeks on the chart.
Solid showing.
Categorized genres, alternative metal, and progressive metal.
Yeah, that's pretty much it.
Big
singles.
Yeah, that's right.
It's Tool.
Yeah.
That sums it up.
I feel like this is the album that they found their sound because they got a new bassist with Justin Chancellor.
Yes.
Yeah, this is the first.
I wrote that, right? Yes, I did write that.
Well, I can cross that out now.
Thank you.
There
you go.
You're welcome.
So, big singles.
Well, let's get into the statistics.
Okay.
Anima is the second studio album by Tool and was released on vinyl first on September 17th, 1996, and on cassette and CD on October 1st, 1996.
The album debuted on the Billboard 200 on October 19th, 1996, and peaked at number two on that day.
The album spent 110 weeks on the chart.
Solid showing.
Categorized genres, alternative metal, and progressive metal.
Yeah, that's pretty much it.
Big
singles.
Yeah, that's right.
It's Tool.
Yeah.
That sums it up.
I feel like this is the album that they found their sound because they got a new bassist with Justin Chancellor.
Yes.
Yeah, this is the first.
I wrote that, right? Yes, I did write that.
Well, I can cross that out now.
Thank you.
There
you go.
You're welcome.
So, big singles.
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