Opiate is the debut EP from American rock band Tool, released on 10 March 1992 through Volcano Records. It came after two years of playing together following the band's formation in 1990, and it arrived a year before their first full-length album, Undertow. Sylvia Massy and Steve Hansgen produced and engineered it. The title comes from Karl Marx's remark that religion is the opiate of the masses.

For anyone tracing how Tool got to the sprawling, ambitious records of Ænima, Lateralus and beyond, this is the place to begin. It sits in the alternative metal and hard rock camp, and it gives a snapshot of a young band at the start of its story. It went on to be certified platinum by the RIAA, and it charted internationally when the band's catalogue reached streaming services in August 2019.

Opiate: tracklist, credits and charts

6 tracks · 26:55

Tracklist

  1. 1SweatCarey, D’Amour, Jones, Keenan3:46
  2. 2HushCarey, D’Amour, Jones, Keenan2:48
  3. 3Part of MeCarey, D’Amour, Jones, Keenan3:17
  4. 4Cold and Ugly (live)Carey, D’Amour, Jones, Keenan4:09
  5. 5Jerk‐Off (live)Carey, D’Amour, Jones, Keenan4:25
  6. 6Opiate / The Gaping Lotus ExperienceCarey, D’Amour, Jones, Keenan8:29
Produced by
Steve Hansgen, Sylvia Massy, Tool
Recorded at
Sound City (Van Nuys, California), Jellö Loft
Recorded
December 1991 – January 1992
Mixed by
John Jackson, Sylvia Massy, Jeff Sheehan
Mixed at
Can‐Am Recorders
Engineered by
Sylvia Massy, Jeff Sheehan
Mastered by
Eddy Schreyer
Artwork
Adam Jones, Cam De Leon
Photography
Charles S. Allen
Label
Volcano Records
Length
26:55

Line-up

  • Danny Carey · membranophone, drums (drum set)
  • Paul D’Amour · bass guitar, bass
  • Adam Jones · guitar
  • Maynard James Keenan · vocals

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 201959
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 201943
Canadian Albums (Billboard) · 201985
Swiss Albums · 201987

Certifications

RegionCertification
Australia · 2019Platinum
Canada · 2021Platinum
United States · 2005Platinum

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How we know the release date wikipedia + musicbrainz + wikidata
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz10 March 1992
Wikipedia infobox10 March 1992
Wikidata10 March 1992
US release10 March 1992earliest US date
UK / Europe release17 March 1992earliest UK or European date
21 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—CATool Dissectional614223300924other
—XEVolcano Records828765364621other
1992NZVolcano Records9326382000188other
1992CATool Dissectional614223300924other
1992XEZoo Entertainment724451102723other
1992AUVolcano Records9397603316029other
10 March 1992USZoo Entertainment724451102723original
10 March 1992USZoo Entertainment724451102723original
10 March 1992USVolcano Records614223102726original
10 March 1992USZoo Entertainmentoriginal
17 March 1992GBVolcano Records828765364621other
1993CABMG Music Canada Inc.724451102723other
17 September 1996USZoo Entertainment614223102719other
1997AUVolcano Records9326382000188other
1998XEVolcano Records5013705500220other
19 October 1998GB—other
19 October 1998XEVirgin724384668921other
11 August 2000GB—other
2007USVolcano Records614223102719other
26 March 2013USTool Dissectionaldeluxe
2 August 2019XWRCA886447824733other
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coverartarchive ✓3000×3000native: native 3000x3000
deezer1200×1200upscaled
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