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I can't really put into words what this album did to me. Hard to tell how many hours I spent walking around the streets at night, only accompanied by my headphones and "Lateralus". This album is an experience. Nothing to listen to while doing something else. Every tone is special.
It's nearly impossible to pick favorite tracks here. "The Grudge", "The Patient", "Parabola" and "Lateralus" are all as good as songs can be but everything else is absolutely great too.
#F*CKCANCER