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Timmy O' Tool
12+ albums
rapcoreNu Metalfunkrockargentina
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Timmy O' Tool (often abbreviated to TOT) is a band from Argentina that plays rapcore. Timmy O' Tool arises in 1996 in Buenos Aires with the idea to form a band that combined elements of diverse sorts like rap, funk, metal, rock and others. At first the band was called Kyrie Eleison, soon changed to Pink Funka finally to become Timmy O' Tool. In an interview given to the magazine Rolling Stone, Frog explains the origin of the name of the band: “Le pusimos Timmy O´Tool, por un capítulo de Los Simpson”. By the end of 1997 they recorded a demo that was dedicated to present/display in diverse scenes of Federal Capital, getting including a to touch in the event Buenos Aires No Duerme in 1998. That same year they participated in the tribute to Stereo Soda water, titleholder “Gracias totales”, with a version of the song “No existes”. In 1999, Paco enters the band as guitarist. In April of 2000 their first disc titled No soy yo was released on Dulce Limón Records. The most memorable songs of the disc was the cover of “Satisfacion” and the diffusion cut “Queriendo”. In October they were in the festival Rock al parque before 70 thousand people and were chosen. After this concert Paco left the band. After this important presentation, they were contacted by Mexican producers (managers of the La Castañeda and Maldita Vecindad) to arm a tour of 10 concerts in that country where they met with bands like the El Tri and Resorte. In the year 2002 TOT participated in the tribute to Red Hot C
