Hush (Tool song)
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"Hush" is a song by Tool. It is from the band's EP, Opiate (1992), and became their first music video, which has received little air time. The song satirizes the perceived excesses of censorship and, in the video, shows the band members nude with tape over their mouths and signs hanging over their crotches reading "Parental Advisory: Explicit Parts" (a parody of the "Parental Advisory: Explicit Content" sticker). The video is Tool's only video that features the band prominently.
The video is available on the DVD release of the Salival (2000) box set.
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