Each one of the bass drums weights 93 pounds, and an artifact from the Knights Templar went into the mix.

How much does one of Danny's custom bronze Jeff Ocheltree bass drums weigh?  And from what military Order did the artifact that was melted along with the recycled Paiste cymbals once belong to?

This one has two parts, because the first question will be too easy to answer: What was the name of Justin's book and record store in Los Angeles (now closed) ? And... what did the name mean?

There’s some late breaking news from the band. Having just received their personal allotment of the forthcoming (TBA) FEAR INOCULUM ULTRA DELUXE LP, they were inspired to offer for sale this very limited number of advance pressings to TOOLARMY VIP PACKAGE holders (taking advantage of their early merch access) beginning...

Yes, it was at a show in Reno.

Here's the ToolArmy quiz question for this month: In what CITY was "Faaip de Oiad" performed as a LIVE HIDDEN TRACK (meaning after most, (but not all) of the people had left the venue?

Okay troops, time's up. The second Tool song to be written and arranged was... "Sober"... or "Cold and Ugly." One or the other... but as soon as someone invents a workable time-machine we'll know for sure.

Okay, I just wanted to make sure the class was paying attention. Everyone - even dead elephants -  should know that the answer is... CRAWL AWAY*, even though they saved it for Undertow. Now, what was the second song? source- Danny Carey

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