Tool pulled out all the stops during a recent gig in San Francisco's Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, dusting off the seldom-played deep cut "Sweat."
"Sweat," which appears on the band's 1992 EP Opiate, hadn't been played live since 1998, during their January 7 show, Loudwire reports.
Fan-shot footage from the gig, which has surfaced online, finds the band transitioning from a Danny Carey drum solo into the track. The show was the second of the band's January tour.
In addition to the deep cut "Sweat," the band has, at recent live shows, been performing a cover of Led Zeppelin's "No Quarter," as well as a four-minute instrumental, titled "Descending."
Tool, who have not released a studio album since 2006's 10,000 Days, have about "20 potential song ideas," according to guitarist Adam Jones, for their upcoming fifth studio album.
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