I saw them live back when they were touring after this album and they had to have three percussionists on stage at one point. Danny was playing his regular kit and they had someone playing bongo looking things and the third guy with like steel drums or something.
Lol not to take anything away from this guy's musical prowess, but he did mention in his previous video that he was going to react to this song next BECAUSE of the fibonacci thing, so, he did actually already know about it beforehand. It would be pretty remarkable to pick up on something like that without knowing in advance.
because its pretty sharing knowledge, its more than just music. Well its what art was always supposed to be, but we've reduced most of art into its component parts to make it easier to sell. Its that feeling of someone getting the same development or experience out of something as you have knowing what kind of effect it could have on their future.
I think it's because you can relive hearing it for the first time a little...vicariously if you will hehe, especially if someone is knowledgeable enough to really appreciate it
Not only you pick up the Fibonacci rhythm pattern immediately and explain its origins, but also you understand its natural connection with the spiral, which is in the lyrics. My utmost respect to you, sir.
He was spot on, you are spot on, I was thinking the exact same thing. I was actually scrolling through the comments for this comment because I was going to make it if you didn't. This guy is great! I'm a subscriber now
Tool playing in the background, stuffed animals from the abyss staring through my soul, a children's book for a touch of contrast, an elder musician who has no clue what he's doing but knows exactly what he's talking about.. UA-cam's been reading my diary again.
If there's one thing Tool fans love, its experts that discover Tool's genius production and skill. A drum expert will always love Danny, guitar guys will appreciate Justin and Adam, and vocal coaches will sing all the praises of Maynard, but people who actually understand music production are the guys who love it all
6.5 minutes in. This guy is my favorite music reaction already. I get to enjoy Tool. I get to watch him discover tool. And I get to learn something!?!? BOOM. Can’t say I’ve seen another reaction that pulled Fibonacci out of this with their own ears and expertise before. Bravo man. Bravo.
@@Djdjipe Nah, you just can't imagine composers knowing their shit. Doug Helvering figured it out as well. Composers always think about music in terms of maths.
you know only because you didn't know about it when you first heard lateralus, doesn't mean that he didn't either. Guy has been a composer in hollywood, he probably knows more about music than we 2 could ever imagine. So don't go at him like that if you don't know for sure @@Djdjipe
Bro, you go ahead and talk all you want. It's your channel. Atleast you got real shit to say. Other reactors pause just to run their mouth. Your giving an actual analysis. I have absolute respect for that. So by all means, it's your reaction pause and talk about whatever you want brother. I think you do a great job. Can't wait to see you do more TOOL. The greatest band of all time in my opinion.
100000% agree with u man. Tool is no doubt the greatest band ever. And I’ve never seen a reactor that can break everything down and catch every little subtle difference in the song like this guy. Mad respect
Yeah, take your time, you can talk about stuff we can't begin to fathom, at least in my case I have almost no musical experience so you are just giving me more reasons to like the band.
i actually wasn't into them on my first listening of aenima. told the kid who brought it to not bring it back i didn't want anything to do with it. skip ahead a few years or so and H was pretty much on loop while i was playing online games. sometimes people aren't ready, don't give them flack, just accept it and bide your time. tool can bring around just about everyone with enough time.
6:15 You hit the nail right on the head. The band writes music without Maynard. Maynard hears what they create and writes lyrics based on what he hears from the rest of the band. That is why Maynard fits into that pocket so perfectly. It's because that is the space he finds in the music. This is why tool takes their sweet ass time writing albums. Their writing process is insane and they are perfectionists.
Although I've watched interviews with Maynard saying in not so many words that it gets abundantly tedious waiting for the music to finish. He really wants to write his lyrics and make it work, and then the band will change something and have to start his lyrics over. That would make me rage. Lol
Hell yeah. How many times have we tried to show tool to people, and try so hard to get them to get it ... just for a blank stare. Ugh! This guy gets it.
This comment is my only wish. Everytime I show a newbie to Tool i always look at them out the corner of my eye and gauge their response on a physical level. Not a lot of people do that.
This is THE comment. I have no shame that I feel what I do. I could care less if I seem like a Jehovah’s Witness to those I push Tool on, it’s to their benefit.
@@JinxMarie1985 this is the UA-cam comments. None of the shit we say here ultimately matters. But to respond, I said obnoxiously windy. There’s a clear difference there implying that it’s to the point of being unpleasant. Some people find parts of the world that are abundantly rainy (Eg Vancouver, Seattle) as unpleasant as well, for instance. It’s simply an observation. Feel free to ignore.
Which is more likely, that he picked it up and knew it for what it was on the fly, or that he stumbled upon it while reading about Tool, a band he has become a fan of. Just because he says he is going in blind doesn't mean you have to believe it like an idiot child would. Have some self respect.
@@d3adbolt812 Rick Beato is really the best cuz he's got the engineer/studio tech knowledge so he can explain why things sound so great, and he also has the music theory technical knowledge to be able to explain what each player in the band is doing and why it fits. easily one of my favorite channels on youtube
As someone who’s been a HUGE fan of Tool, it’s unbelievably satisfying to watch people who might’ve never experienced a Tool journey otherwise, let alone someone like yourself who understands the process in-studio. It gives a decades long fan like myself, a whole new appreciation for the pure genius we get to witness. My eyes were welling up from happiness by the end. Thank you, and please do more Tool reactions! ☮️🌀
Me thinks the army is here! As a long serving member i appreciate your thoughts. I never grow tired of preaching Tool. Not pushing hard, simply inspiring people to listen. Lateralus is my favorite album ever. Still remember learning the lyrics without assistance. Love the disc and its anatomy charts! Lol.
This is exactly what I’m looking for when I’m looking for tool reactions. I am a musician, producer, and an earlier life was a engineer in my younger days. To be able to hear someone of your caliber react and break down these songs is so magnificent as a lifelong tool fan. Please let this be just the beginning I would love to hear you just go through the entire tool catalog. Their first couple albums are very gritty and to the point and then all of a sudden when you get to Aenema push the boundaries of musical limits and songwriting and ended up with masterpiece after masterpiece after masterpiece. I’m willing to bet you’re going to enjoy them all and I’m going to hope and pray that you react to them all as well as I will be 100% engrossed in your reactions.
Agree 100%,!!! I would love to see this old guy take the journey from the beginning and witness the phenomenal growth in this band, both musically and spiritually. I think he would very much appreciate it.
This! => "Their first couple albums are very gritty and to the point and then all of a sudden when you get to Aenema push the boundaries of musical limits and songwriting and ended up with masterpiece after masterpiece after masterpiece." For me personally Aenima is the greatest emotional rollercoaster, but still a little rough around the edges here and there. Lateralus still is a beautiful journey, but cleaned up and dare i say a little more laid back. Anyway, those two albums are my favs.
@@KeyOfGeebz Invincible & Eulogy are personal faves - TOOL fan of 23 years *I like Monty Python too so I get the decomposing composers line. Nice touch
I'm a visual artist, raised by musicians. So TOOL has a very special space in my heart, and life..I once lamented to a client that my grandfather was a jazz musician, multi instrumentalist and that the music Gene skipped me, as I have no musical or instrumental skill. He, staring at my artwork, simply said, "no it did not, my friend" That was the greatest compliment I've ever gotten for my work
I get goosebumps at the same point you do. Every. Time. I get goosebumps and my eyes well up with tears. This may be my favorite Tool song of all time and I've listened to them all. I'm a musician myself and I have a deep appreciation of Tool. Every aspect of their music is truly amazing. Lyrics, Voice, Drums, Bass lines, Guitar riffs and effects....it's all done with taste and perfect harmony within each other. You don't feel that one part is more important than another.
Every time he pauses, i sit up a little bit more attentively tbh. My guy pulls back the curtain--the veil even, and offers such a good glimpse at the magic in a very well vocalised train of thought and it's magical. It feels like everytime he pauses, my soul and perspective both get indulged lmao
I love his reactions, but all the way through, I can imagine every Tool fan thinking "mate, you do not know what's coming, but you are going to fucking LOVE It!"
My friend, I've watched a lot of reaction channels on Tool's music and I have to say this reaction was one of the best I've seen. Not only is your enthusiasm genuine and infectious, but you really know the music and know why it's so good. And something that really impressed me was that you are the first person I've ever seen recognise the usage of the Fibonacci sequence in this song without knowing about it prior. That is impressive! I was thoroughly entertained by everything you had to say and I hope you do many many more Tool reactions. I hope after this and Sober you didn't go listen to the rest of their discography offline because I can tell you that I will certainly be back for every Tool reaction that you do. Their music has been life changing for me, can't wait to see what you think about their other stuff - spoiler... they have no bad songs! Oh, and you mentioned Led Zeppelin, you should absolutely react to Tool's cover of No Quarter (live), it is incredible! Cheers from Australia 😎
@@Flatstick yeah I just stumbled upon both of them myself. I was also amazed that this guy just seemingly picked up on the fibonacci ties and then i saw on the other vid he knew about it beforehand. Either way, not trying to take away from the guy. He clearly knows his stuff.
This song is ABSOLUTELY using the Fibonacci sequence, if anyone didnt tell you. Maynard and friends specifically worked it into this album and this song. Check this out: Lateralus’s title-track’s introduction lasts one minute and 12 seconds and the numbers 0, 1, 1, 2 are the first four in the Fibonacci sequence. The first verse kicks in on 97 seconds, which is approximately 1.618 minutes, i.e. the golden ratio. Each verse is also 55 seconds long, which is the 11th number in the sequence. The syllables in those verses match the sequence too, peaking at 13 (coincidentally, the same number of total album tracks) and then again in a descending order thereafter. Furthermore, the time signature of the song’s main riff is 9/8, 8/8 and 7/8, and 987 is the 17th number in the sequence.
the beauty of the song is that every single note was written according to these principles, and probably 2/3 of the lyrics are like "hey, quit thinking about it so much and just enjoy the feeling of it. embrace the nature of the universe showing itself through music." and you can't help but do just that, because it's so beautiful.
Great reaction video. Tool is such a deep rabbit hole that never seems to end. You might enjoy watching the drummer's (Danny Carey) drum cam on their song Pneuma played live. He is truly amazing and it's a great video with great production and sound. Watching him switch between such complex time signatures so easily and effortlessly is quite awe inspiring.
it's great when you watch the Pneuma reaction video of other drummers and they flat out admit they can't do what Danny did or can't figure out the time signature. To me that's the real mark of measuring how special of an artist Danny Carey is.
Seeing your face when you were trying to figure it out and saying stuff like "Wow! That's so cool!" made me really happy. Because of how my brain works it's always rushing so when I can focus on a complex song and workout the time signatures, tempos, instruments and their quirks, etc it really makes me happy. I can't explain it. I've always been weird and it's tough to explain myself sometimes but it's amazing. Music is one of the few things I know that can help me focus as I get distracted easily. I'm always trying to multitask. Tool in general has helped me by giving me the tools necessary for many things in life. It's then about me learning to use said tools and the music helps with that too. I was already on a path of becoming a better me when Tool showed up in my life. Letting go of our ego, having patience, letting go of grudges, realize we are more together than apart. In a spiritual way, we are one all connected. It gets super deep but I thank this band for saving my life this time. Before it was Deftones for other reasons. I had emotions I needed to let out. But Tool is about wisdom and curiosity and I thank them for teaching me so much. Sorry to get all weird. Tool is my favorite band of all time, as you can already tell. 😂
The Fibonacci sequence and golden ratio are present in this song throughout, even the syllables in the lyrics. 1 black 1 then 2 white are 3 all I see 5 in my infancy 8 red and yellow then came to be 5 reaching out to me 3 let’s me see
The motorcycle almost sounded like it fit. You play the songs at such high quality in these videos I assumed it was just something I'd missed until you pointed it out. 😂
Tool listeners hear about the Fibonacci sequence in Lateralus, UA-cam’d and Google’d for at least 4 hours to find out basically nothing and this guy catches it as soon as the song starts
@@teacherfromthejungles6671 So this dude has decades and decades of music theory and knowledge and you're just going to call fake. Get the fuck out of here.
That was awesome. Thank you so much for giving us more Tool reactions and even when you get to longer tracks, don't worry, the #toolarmy loves the long videos. ❤️ It would be great if you reacted to Invincible or 7empest. 😁 P. S. I can relate to being an old person. I'll be 71 this month.
Man. You get SO MANY bonus points for picking up Fibonacci in the track. Usually people don’t even know that that is, let alone are able to hear it in the music. Badass 🖤
We're here for the analysis, that's what makes your perspective so cool and unique, keep it coming. Side note watching your face light up is the closest a lot of us will ever get to hearing it again for the first time, it's an absolute delight to watch.
Right? First time through too! The only other person I’ve seen come even close after listening to Lateralus is on the D_Music _Life channel. His wife said after hearing it “This song felt like a math equation to me.”
11:07 is possibly my favourite section of all Tool songs, other than maybe the big "Overwhelmed as one would be!" part in Rosetta Stoned, or possibly "Sound the dread alarm!" from Descending (my actual favourite Tool song). That section of Lateralus is just so cool, and when DC comes in with the duh, duh, duh, duh, pff, pff, duh, duh, duh, duh, pff, pff drum beat underneath that driving JC bass line, AJ guitar part which both fills out the space but perfectly leaves a void (somewhere, somehow) for the other 3 members of the band to just perfectly fit into this sonic tapestry. And of course finally, but certainly not least, MJK just adds so much beauty to a haunting, inspiring and so damn groovy instrumental section. Just wow! How good is this band, and what a stroke of luck I have been given to be both alive at this time and to also be aware and able to appreciate this mastery. This is our modern day Beethoven, Bach... our musical Vincent Van Gough, Leonardo da Vinci. Tool are amazing and I hope they are still revered in a hundred years time when every one of us reading my comment is long gone, and our kids are almost gone too, and their kids are like "wow my grandad was so lucky to get this music when it was first recorded, and enjoyed decades of wonder every time he listened to it...many times each day!
In the release interview for Lateralus with Rolling Stone, Tool said they were moved by the harsh criticism of Aenima being too simple, musically. They wanted to create a deeper, more technical sound with Lateralus. It is their most meditative CD for sure. To see Aenima and Lateralus being reviewed so much across the tube... 20+ years after they were released. It shows the critics were wrong. If you go back and listen to Opiate and Undertow, you will be able to see why they were signed to a 5 album contract so early in their career. Please name other bands that were signed to a 5 album contract with a major label after their first full length LP. I don't know any others.
And ya know what, I couldn’t find that info online as I searched just now. I remember reading it in the book Heavier than Heaven. But... who knows, could be misremembering
@@brysonfields2284 That Spotify $$$$ tho... I honestly haven't listened to him much since the switch, tho it did take some balls for him to keep bringing Alex Jones on in the middle of all the controversy and pressure Spotify was putting on him about it
@@hillbillyheadspace yeah, its alot. Money has been proven not to really be healthy for anyone to have more than a small country. Im definitely not speaking frome experience, just my observations. Super wealthy get super weird.
When I saw you get joy at 15:13 I had shivers and a tear of happiness. So great to see someone get the same emotions with the tunes that has accompanied us throughout the years. Keep well man.
My opinion may not mean much. I’m a future drummer that longs to accomplish this song before I die. This is my all time most favorite song. And my favorite part is when the drums aren’t even playing in the mid sequence. It’s a masterpiece and I can draw inconceivable amounts of drive and motivation from the roller coaster of a song this is. Words can’t even express the feelings I get from this song.
Sean is right. Also, look at Neil Peart's (R.I.P) drummer for Rush. The Frankfurt, Germany solo is great too. Always good to learn from multiple sources. GOOD LUCK!!!
I live on a small island as well. . For the last 28 years you keep an ear out for when these 4 blokes may tour and pray you can get hold of tickets, spend a small fortune for flights accommodation rentals and other things and thank the heavens that i am alive in the time of TOOL. .
On top of the use of the Fibonacci Sequence, Tool is also known for using polyrythems and polymeters in regards to time signatures. Their music is very complex, and Maynards lyrics are usually incredibly cerebral and emotional. I know people who don't even like Rock that love this band. Every member is at the absolute top of their game in terms of their professions. The Drummer Danny Carey is quite simply the greatest Rock drummer alive today. Keep diving down the rabbit hole that is Tool, you will not be disappointed. EDIT: for what it's worth, you just got yourself another subscriber
Lol, hey Geebz, I'm 54 and have listened to tool and a perfect circle from their conception and love your reactions to this amazing band. Just when you think you got it.. "tempo" ya don't lmao. Enjoy
You're the first person I've witnessed listening to this song for the first time and picking up on the Fibonacci aspect without being prompted. Wonderful stuff =D
you should do Schism next. And yes, song uses the Fibonacci Sequence not only within the music but also within the syllables of the lyrics. Great catch and great reaction.
Thank you sir! There is nothing better than watching others hear Tool for the first time! It’s as close as i can get to entering the rabbit hole again.
Quite often when how something works is explained a part of the magic is lost. But not with your videos, you walk away even more in awe. Love your work.
At 10:25 the bass guitar laying down the beat or rhythm (heartbeat percussion introduced at the beginning of this masterpiece)....Danny hitting that highhat and then changing it up while also adding the same heartbeat rhythm on the bass kick off the bass guitar was simply insane!!!!
It's wonderful seeing actual musicians discover the greatness of this very special band. I think you're the first one I've seen figure out the Fibonacci sequence on your own. Subscribed! Next I suggest Schism. Cheers! 🥃
tbh watching your reactions has given me a new founded appreciation for tool as a music producer. i never really saw tool in the same light you do till now.
@15:57 Exactly - go back a few seconds and watch the clock: The guitar lightly trailing the strings here (@15:57) rings the chord so nicely. It's almost a Lifeson flourish. I think this is the only time it's audible in this song. My favorite tool song and album btw.
Adam Jones is capable of playing traditional and technical riffs...but he says he usually ends up treating his guitar parts as more of a separate/extra vocal part. Perfect for this band. You literally couldn't replace anyone in this band and end up with "Tool". They are also aware of this fact as Danny AND Maynard have said separately that "We're just gonna keep writing music together until one of us dies or something."
Great Reaction, I think more then any other Band, Maynard’s voice is treated as another instrument. He sings within the music, instead of over it. You earned a sub, to watch the trip down the rabbit hole. In regard to the Fibonacci Sequence, count the syllables of the opening verse.
Also, the lead singer (Maynard) doesn't sing his first note until approximately 1.6 minutes into the song. 1.618 is the golden ratio, which is almost exactly the numerical relationship between the Fibonacci numbers.
@@Vexelpops1 I think he's just getting older; maybe he didn't want to tax his voice too much? There's a few places where his voice sounds incredible (descending for me), but I'll admit it took me a couple of listens to 'get' fear inoculum. On first listen I felt like the songs were delivered a bit slow. I see loads of people raving about tempest and its one of my least favourite tracks tbh. I could listen to pneuma/invincible/descending on a loop though.
Love your analysis - great to hear someone who really knows his shit explaining how this song is engineered/crafted. You take your audience on a ride - you, the guide, point out sites of interest and dish out some background info and insight. Best reactor I've come across til now - oozing with expertise and genuine appreciation.
Watching you experience tools music is amazing. Especially for those like myself that don't remember the first time hearing these songs, some points in my life when I've reached higher points of enlightenment I revisit these songs and it's like hearing them for the first time, but I have heard them, countless times. This experience watching you hear them for the first time is just so pure and beautiful, coupled with the educational break down please talk as much as you want, your take is a beautiful way for us to experience music we love in a new way. Your channel is all the things I loved about early UA-cam that I honestly though was dead.
As you spotted yes the timing follows the spial, so do the lyrics, so does the timing of where they start, the total time of the song, the fact this song is the centered on the album, the entire album follows it as well..... RARE a first timer catches it.
This is one reason I used to have a Tool album in my car for 3-6 months straight. Enjoying all the creative masterpieces and understanding them is a Badass feeling. Always finding something new in a song you’ve heard a thousand times is like reading a book from millennia ago
Lateralus is one of the few songs that draws you in deeper with every new listen. Perhaps one of the only songs in the world where I don't think ANYONE needs medicine to achieve divinity while listening.
Far and away my favourite Tool track ever, for all the reasons he cites. I just discovered this channel and immediately liked and subbed. Good job and welcome among the initiated, sir, from one old guy to another.
Tool becomes even more surprising when you find out Danny only has 2 arms
maybe he has 3 feet?
haha so true and that he can do this stuff live :P
I literally lol.
No waaaaaaaaaaaay ? You mean he's... what... human ?
I saw them live back when they were touring after this album and they had to have three percussionists on stage at one point. Danny was playing his regular kit and they had someone playing bongo looking things and the third guy with like steel drums or something.
Dude simultaneously calls out the Fibonacci on first listen and talks about Tool like they're Mozart.
He's not wrong though.
Exactly.
And only pointing out the music rhythm.... and NOT the lyrical pattern.
Lol not to take anything away from this guy's musical prowess, but he did mention in his previous video that he was going to react to this song next BECAUSE of the fibonacci thing, so, he did actually already know about it beforehand. It would be pretty remarkable to pick up on something like that without knowing in advance.
I'm stunned that he caught Fibonacci in a first listen.
No one picks out the fibonacci code by listening. He heard about it before hand, thats all
There's something really cool about watching people find Tool.
because its pretty sharing knowledge, its more than just music. Well its what art was always supposed to be, but we've reduced most of art into its component parts to make it easier to sell. Its that feeling of someone getting the same development or experience out of something as you have knowing what kind of effect it could have on their future.
Agreed
Agree, and with what nick said. It’s literally a synchronized art form, especially with Laterallus which was wrote WITH THE FIBONACCI SEQUENCE lmao
I think it's because you can relive hearing it for the first time a little...vicariously if you will hehe, especially if someone is knowledgeable enough to really appreciate it
🤘
Him: "Fuck this is so good"
Millions of fans in unison: Nod while smiling.....
Literally me just now haha
@@claymiller2409 Same just now
Need that Jack Nicholson big nodding grin .gif here
Right! 🤘
Man I remember the first time I heard this song. I felt my conscience evolve 😂
Not only you pick up the Fibonacci rhythm pattern immediately and explain its origins, but also you understand its natural connection with the spiral, which is in the lyrics. My utmost respect to you, sir.
Very impressive indeed, you can clearly see he has enough experience and knowledge in the matter not the usual reactor you see trending around
He was spot on, you are spot on, I was thinking the exact same thing. I was actually scrolling through the comments for this comment because I was going to make it if you didn't. This guy is great! I'm a subscriber now
faked.
Not even just the fibonacci rhythm, but the syllables of the lyrics follow the sequence as well.
Yes, yes, yes!
"we dont need to get too cerebral.."
me, watching a tool reaction: "... thats... why im here.."
This made me fucking crack up.
It's like witnessing an awakening..... Only TOOL does that!
It takes a while for people to realize that the Tool fanbase doesn't casually listen to this type of music.
YES!!!
@@zxq9419 right on! Tools music can't simply be listened to, it's an entire experience.
Tool playing in the background, stuffed animals from the abyss staring through my soul, a children's book for a touch of contrast, an elder musician who has no clue what he's doing but knows exactly what he's talking about.. UA-cam's been reading my diary again.
OMG I'm dying laughing - the best 🤙🤙
As we say in southern Indiana SFttC, "That there's funny!"
Hahaha, I haven’t noticed the animals staring until you said that and now I can’t look away.
Sometimes I LOVE my recommendation feed.😉
That turtle looks stoned as fuck, lmao
If there's one thing Tool fans love, its experts that discover Tool's genius production and skill. A drum expert will always love Danny, guitar guys will appreciate Justin and Adam, and vocal coaches will sing all the praises of Maynard, but people who actually understand music production are the guys who love it all
I know nothing of production but I play guitar, bass, and drums and I get it lol.
Check out rick beato!
6.5 minutes in. This guy is my favorite music reaction already. I get to enjoy Tool. I get to watch him discover tool. And I get to learn something!?!? BOOM. Can’t say I’ve seen another reaction that pulled Fibonacci out of this with their own ears and expertise before. Bravo man. Bravo.
Agree
And if you ask my ears, Lateralus is the best sounding album of all time. That helps :)
Geebz-"We don't have to go into some cerebral school on this."
Tool fans- "Please?"
Pretty much. I was ready to go cerebral.
I'm here for the cerebral. Can we swing on a spiral for a bit?
Tool fans married to even bigger Tool fans seeing him pick up on things is like watching a kid walk for the first time.
This guy is adorable.
Lol 😂 we love to hear it
Precisely what I was thinking!
Him recognising the Fibonacci Sequence in this song on the first listen and without reading into it is absolutely amazing :)
im so jealous of people like you that don't realise he obviously researched this before the video.
@@jasonjenkins6373 sarcasm?
@@Djdjipe Nah, you just can't imagine composers knowing their shit. Doug Helvering figured it out as well. Composers always think about music in terms of maths.
you know only because you didn't know about it when you first heard lateralus, doesn't mean that he didn't either. Guy has been a composer in hollywood, he probably knows more about music than we 2 could ever imagine. So don't go at him like that if you don't know for sure @@Djdjipe
Bro, you go ahead and talk all you want. It's your channel. Atleast you got real shit to say. Other reactors pause just to run their mouth. Your giving an actual analysis. I have absolute respect for that. So by all means, it's your reaction pause and talk about whatever you want brother. I think you do a great job. Can't wait to see you do more TOOL. The greatest band of all time in my opinion.
Couldn’t agree more. I’m just super stoked that he seems sooo interested in what the band is doing. ✨
100000% agree with u man. Tool is no doubt the greatest band ever. And I’ve never seen a reactor that can break everything down and catch every little subtle difference in the song like this guy. Mad respect
100%
Yeah, take your time, you can talk about stuff we can't begin to fathom, at least in my case I have almost no musical experience so you are just giving me more reasons to like the band.
these 4 guys are each GODS at their craft! NOONE even comes close to these guys.opiates and TOOL the greatest combination ever!
Watching someone discover Tool is like being part of someone's 1st acid trip
Yes, yes!!!
Lmfao
"This magic moment..."
This couldnt be explained better
i actually wasn't into them on my first listening of aenima. told the kid who brought it to not bring it back i didn't want anything to do with it. skip ahead a few years or so and H was pretty much on loop while i was playing online games.
sometimes people aren't ready, don't give them flack, just accept it and bide your time. tool can bring around just about everyone with enough time.
6:15 You hit the nail right on the head. The band writes music without Maynard. Maynard hears what they create and writes lyrics based on what he hears from the rest of the band. That is why Maynard fits into that pocket so perfectly. It's because that is the space he finds in the music. This is why tool takes their sweet ass time writing albums. Their writing process is insane and they are perfectionists.
Maynard is connected....🤘😊🤘😍😍😎😍😍
Although I've watched interviews with Maynard saying in not so many words that it gets abundantly tedious waiting for the music to finish. He really wants to write his lyrics and make it work, and then the band will change something and have to start his lyrics over. That would make me rage. Lol
He reacts to this song how you want all your buddies to react when you show them a song
Hell yeah.
How many times have we tried to show tool to people, and try so hard to get them to get it ... just for a blank stare.
Ugh!
This guy gets it.
This comment is my only wish. Everytime I show a newbie to Tool i always look at them out the corner of my eye and gauge their response on a physical level. Not a lot of people do that.
Yeah dude! WTF I never thought of that! And I've been tryin to explain why Tool is such a great band, for like, 25 years.
Agree l love watching his mind work .
This is THE comment. I have no shame that I feel what I do. I could care less if I seem like a Jehovah’s Witness to those I push Tool on, it’s to their benefit.
“I live on an island, in the middle of the pacific, I don’t talk to a lot of people here” 😂😂 My dream life ✌🏼
Mine too!!
Me 3rd!!
I have a sister who went to Hawaii for about 6 months for a job and said that it’s obnoxiously windy there all of the time. She’s a weirdo though
. she don't like the fact its windy who cares
@@JinxMarie1985 this is the UA-cam comments. None of the shit we say here ultimately matters. But to respond, I said obnoxiously windy. There’s a clear difference there implying that it’s to the point of being unpleasant. Some people find parts of the world that are abundantly rainy (Eg Vancouver, Seattle) as unpleasant as well, for instance. It’s simply an observation. Feel free to ignore.
“That was a motorcycle going by” haha I was like damn I never noticed that sound in there 😂
Same 🤣🤣
Me too!😂
Same here.
Same here
Same
How on earth would someone pick up on the fibonacci so quickly. I'm impressed.
He's a composer.
If you already knew about it’s concept then it’s pretty apparent in the song
they wouldn't, don't be so credulous
@@SubtleSerpent you're saying a guy with a degree in music doesn't know a musical signature when he hears it?
Better yet, a composer?
Which is more likely, that he picked it up and knew it for what it was on the fly, or that he stumbled upon it while reading about Tool, a band he has become a fan of. Just because he says he is going in blind doesn't mean you have to believe it like an idiot child would. Have some self respect.
Please do more tool. I’ve wanted a “composer reacts to tool” series for so long now. Keep up the good work!
I wanna see if he can figure out what the intro is for Right in Two. I went diving for tabs to figure out the pitch shift.
If you havent seen Rick Beato yet, go search 'what makes this song great? Rick beato tool. He really breaks it down.
@@dxaminal777 Rick is absolutely mind blowing with his skills
agree, a professional explanation why Tool is great, why it works and dissecting what we've been feeling in our marrow.
@@d3adbolt812 Rick Beato is really the best cuz he's got the engineer/studio tech knowledge so he can explain why things sound so great, and he also has the music theory technical knowledge to be able to explain what each player in the band is doing and why it fits. easily one of my favorite channels on youtube
12:20 says "wow" and proceeds to rub his third eye.... Welcome to TOOL my friend.
I can see his respect for tool ... Love it
This guy nailed the whole concept of this song just by understanding time signatures. Amazing
He is full of shit.... he listened to the song and read the background on this song before he made the video.
As someone who’s been a HUGE fan of Tool, it’s unbelievably satisfying to watch people who might’ve never experienced a Tool journey otherwise, let alone someone like yourself who understands the process in-studio. It gives a decades long fan like myself, a whole new appreciation for the pure genius we get to witness. My eyes were welling up from happiness by the end. Thank you, and please do more Tool reactions! ☮️🌀
Me thinks the army is here! As a long serving member i appreciate your thoughts. I never grow tired of preaching Tool. Not pushing hard, simply inspiring people to listen. Lateralus is my favorite album ever. Still remember learning the lyrics without assistance. Love the disc and its anatomy charts! Lol.
And this song is 20 years old 🤯
Absolutely true.
What you said! This is like watching someone unwrap your gift: you know what's in there, but you're all about their reaction to it!
This is exactly what I’m looking for when I’m looking for tool reactions. I am a musician, producer, and an earlier life was a engineer in my younger days. To be able to hear someone of your caliber react and break down these songs is so magnificent as a lifelong tool fan. Please let this be just the beginning I would love to hear you just go through the entire tool catalog. Their first couple albums are very gritty and to the point and then all of a sudden when you get to Aenema push the boundaries of musical limits and songwriting and ended up with masterpiece after masterpiece after masterpiece. I’m willing to bet you’re going to enjoy them all and I’m going to hope and pray that you react to them all as well as I will be 100% engrossed in your reactions.
Agree 100%,!!! I would love to see this old guy take the journey from the beginning and witness the phenomenal growth in this band, both musically and spiritually. I think he would very much appreciate it.
I usually do not care for reaction videos, but I have gone down a TOOL reaction rabbit hole, and Geebz is the best reaction yet.
This! => "Their first couple albums are very gritty and to the point and then all of a sudden when you get to Aenema push the boundaries of musical limits and songwriting and ended up with masterpiece after masterpiece after masterpiece."
For me personally Aenima is the greatest emotional rollercoaster, but still a little rough around the edges here and there.
Lateralus still is a beautiful journey, but cleaned up and dare i say a little more laid back.
Anyway, those two albums are my favs.
There's a LOT of us who will watch every Tool reaction you do. Every. Single. One.
Whenever you pull back on your in depth commentary, i want you to continue. D9nt hold back. You're by far the best commentary
Thanks Man!
Agreed. This guy is likeable and knows his stuff. Keep up the good work friend. Just keep covering TOOL and your channel will grow.
@@KeyOfGeebz Invincible & Eulogy are personal faves - TOOL fan of 23 years
*I like Monty Python too so I get the decomposing composers line. Nice touch
Thoroughly agree.👍
@@D0W666 💜
I'm a visual artist, raised by musicians. So TOOL has a very special space in my heart, and life..I once lamented to a client that my grandfather was a jazz musician, multi instrumentalist and that the music Gene skipped me, as I have no musical or instrumental skill. He, staring at my artwork, simply said, "no it did not, my friend"
That was the greatest compliment I've ever gotten for my work
Music for our eyes
IMHO, Lateralus is Tool's greatest song. Tool, the fine dining of heavy metal.
I agree with the fine-dining thing lol
Agreed. Lateralus is their masterpiece.
Mine is Reflections. And most of the new album.
Lateralus has always been my #1 as well.
Without a doubt
I get goosebumps at the same point you do. Every. Time. I get goosebumps and my eyes well up with tears. This may be my favorite Tool song of all time and I've listened to them all. I'm a musician myself and I have a deep appreciation of Tool. Every aspect of their music is truly amazing. Lyrics, Voice, Drums, Bass lines, Guitar riffs and effects....it's all done with taste and perfect harmony within each other. You don't feel that one part is more important than another.
Omg!! Same here!! Tearing up as I type this!!
Perfection causes tears. Good to hear I am not the only one. Happened also during the Tool concert in Amsterdam 2019. A life time experience.
Agreed! This is the song of my life! Those polyrhythms hooked me into the song the first time I ever heard it....and then I put it on repeat
Me too. Teary eyed and goose bumpy and in the fetal position. My partner thinks I’m having a breakdown when she walks and sees me like this. Lol.
Same here! Thats my favorite part. I believe D in dropped D tuning. Precise... almost a short strum but tight and controlled with perfect muting.
Every time he pauses, i sit up a little bit more attentively tbh.
My guy pulls back the curtain--the veil even, and offers such a good glimpse at the magic in a very well vocalised train of thought and it's magical.
It feels like everytime he pauses, my soul and perspective both get indulged lmao
Wow, thanks 🤙🤙
I love his reactions, but all the way through, I can imagine every Tool fan thinking "mate, you do not know what's coming, but you are going to fucking LOVE It!"
Absolutely!
Lol I did think those exact words lollll
I was!
YESSSSSSS ❤💖❤💖❤💖❤💖❤💖❤💖❤💖❤💖❤❤❤💖❤💖❤💖❤💖❤💖💖❤💖❤💖❤❤❤❤💖❤💖❤💖❤💖❤💖❤💖💖💖💖
It's a 'buckle up' moment
13:08 "if you ever go back to that section again..."
Haha, IF. That's cute.
If only I had a dollar eh!
lmfao
"I got goosebumps"
Same everytime with Lateralus. It's like Dante's journey from hell to heaven
My friend, I've watched a lot of reaction channels on Tool's music and I have to say this reaction was one of the best I've seen.
Not only is your enthusiasm genuine and infectious, but you really know the music and know why it's so good.
And something that really impressed me was that you are the first person I've ever seen recognise the usage of the Fibonacci sequence in this song without knowing about it prior. That is impressive!
I was thoroughly entertained by everything you had to say and I hope you do many many more Tool reactions. I hope after this and Sober you didn't go listen to the rest of their discography offline because I can tell you that I will certainly be back for every Tool reaction that you do.
Their music has been life changing for me, can't wait to see what you think about their other stuff - spoiler... they have no bad songs!
Oh, and you mentioned Led Zeppelin, you should absolutely react to Tool's cover of No Quarter (live), it is incredible!
Cheers from Australia 😎
100%
He knew about it prior. He mentioned it in the comments of his reaction video to Sober.
@@TheBeanis8 oh ok, I haven't watched the Sober video yet.
@@Flatstick yeah I just stumbled upon both of them myself. I was also amazed that this guy just seemingly picked up on the fibonacci ties and then i saw on the other vid he knew about it beforehand. Either way, not trying to take away from the guy. He clearly knows his stuff.
"A nice toss up in the rhythm." Love when people discover Tool
I've heard this song hundreds of times. I still get chills when it all clicks together.
This song is ABSOLUTELY using the Fibonacci sequence, if anyone didnt tell you. Maynard and friends specifically worked it into this album and this song.
Check this out:
Lateralus’s title-track’s introduction lasts one minute and 12 seconds and the numbers 0, 1, 1, 2 are the first four in the Fibonacci sequence. The first verse kicks in on 97 seconds, which is approximately 1.618 minutes, i.e. the golden ratio. Each verse is also 55 seconds long, which is the 11th number in the sequence. The syllables in those verses match the sequence too, peaking at 13 (coincidentally, the same number of total album tracks) and then again in a descending order thereafter. Furthermore, the time signature of the song’s main riff is 9/8, 8/8 and 7/8, and 987 is the 17th number in the sequence.
Maynard on Rogan said nope! Is he probably fucking with us? Yep! Lol
the beauty of the song is that every single note was written according to these principles, and probably 2/3 of the lyrics are like "hey, quit thinking about it so much and just enjoy the feeling of it. embrace the nature of the universe showing itself through music." and you can't help but do just that, because it's so beautiful.
@@ThisIsTheMajor who's that, now?
@@ThisIsTheMajor Huh? Please explain.
Too long, didnt read
Sammy Hagar said tool was the 4 best musicians at each of their crafts and they happen to be in the same band. Lucky us.
lol, I think many of us viewers are old too so you fit in, cant wait to see the Danny Carey Drum cam of Pneuma.
Yes please do the Danny Carey drum video!
lol, I think he'll still fit in with us viewers who are still considered young yet see themselves as old, can't wait for more content.
Oh, you mean the breakdown at about 6:30 where you start to realize that you’re only watching his left hand, and he isn’t at all?!? Excellent.
Great reaction video. Tool is such a deep rabbit hole that never seems to end. You might enjoy watching the drummer's (Danny Carey) drum cam on their song Pneuma played live. He is truly amazing and it's a great video with great production and sound. Watching him switch between such complex time signatures so easily and effortlessly is quite awe inspiring.
it's great when you watch the Pneuma reaction video of other drummers and they flat out admit they can't do what Danny did or can't figure out the time signature. To me that's the real mark of measuring how special of an artist Danny Carey is.
Seeing your face when you were trying to figure it out and saying stuff like "Wow! That's so cool!" made me really happy. Because of how my brain works it's always rushing so when I can focus on a complex song and workout the time signatures, tempos, instruments and their quirks, etc it really makes me happy. I can't explain it. I've always been weird and it's tough to explain myself sometimes but it's amazing. Music is one of the few things I know that can help me focus as I get distracted easily. I'm always trying to multitask.
Tool in general has helped me by giving me the tools necessary for many things in life. It's then about me learning to use said tools and the music helps with that too. I was already on a path of becoming a better me when Tool showed up in my life. Letting go of our ego, having patience, letting go of grudges, realize we are more together than apart. In a spiritual way, we are one all connected. It gets super deep but I thank this band for saving my life this time. Before it was Deftones for other reasons. I had emotions I needed to let out. But Tool is about wisdom and curiosity and I thank them for teaching me so much.
Sorry to get all weird. Tool is my favorite band of all time, as you can already tell. 😂
OMG yes, next he needs to react to Deftones! But after all the Tool songs of course. lol
“Haha, Fuck this is so good!” It wasn’t because of the “Ginkoba.” I love it.
14:08
I absolutely love your body language when listening to tool, you can tell you really love music 🎶 ❤
Ride that spiral my dude. I love when you can see him feel what the song was trying to make you feel. Tool are so good at that.
...and what the song actually made ME FEEL.
I finally get to see what I've always felt... in someone else's eyes, face, hands... body. I love it
Amazed to hear you say that the pattern emerged from India. You know what you are talking about. Can't wait to see more reactions.
The Fibonacci sequence and golden ratio are present in this song throughout, even the syllables in the lyrics. 1 black 1 then 2 white are 3 all I see 5 in my infancy 8 red and yellow then came to be 5 reaching out to me 3 let’s me see
Welcome to the Tool Army my friend.
The motorcycle almost sounded like it fit. You play the songs at such high quality in these videos I assumed it was just something I'd missed until you pointed it out. 😂
Tool listeners hear about the Fibonacci sequence in Lateralus, UA-cam’d and Google’d for at least 4 hours to find out basically nothing and this guy catches it as soon as the song starts
@@teacherfromthejungles6671 So this dude has decades and decades of music theory and knowledge and you're just going to call fake. Get the fuck out of here.
@@teacherfromthejungles6671 he was aware that the pattern played a role in the song beforehand and he mentioned this in another video
That was awesome. Thank you so much for giving us more Tool reactions and even when you get to longer tracks, don't worry, the #toolarmy loves the long videos. ❤️ It would be great if you reacted to Invincible or 7empest. 😁
P. S. I can relate to being an old person. I'll be 71 this month.
Man. You get SO MANY bonus points for picking up Fibonacci in the track. Usually people don’t even know that that is, let alone are able to hear it in the music. Badass 🖤
Totally.
I don't understand why this is so important to everyone. Maynard even said he doesn't care.
Descending would blow you away too. The visual impression that comes from that piece is incredible. I love how their music can do that.
We're here for the analysis, that's what makes your perspective so cool and unique, keep it coming. Side note watching your face light up is the closest a lot of us will ever get to hearing it again for the first time, it's an absolute delight to watch.
13:09 IF we ever go back to listen to that section again… lol. IF the sun rises tmrw. IF I eat dinner tonight. Cmon man! 👏🏻👏🏻
"I feel it move across my skin" goosebumps still after 20 years.
Fuck yeah! It grips me everytime!
“A forever impression on the soundtrack of our lives”. Nicely done ✅
Literally said, "holy shit, he got it," when you started talking about the Fibonacci. Impressive.
Right? First time through too! The only other person I’ve seen come even close after listening to Lateralus is on the D_Music _Life channel. His wife said after hearing it “This song felt like a math equation to me.”
@@BoilerBloodline Yes! I remeber seeing that, she's a smart one too.
I think it should be renamed the Tribiani sequence, though, in honour of Joey.
And he didn't even observe the vocals, which I thought was even more impressive because it's way less obvious in the instrumental
@@RailfanJason he said he knew about it beforehand...
The fibonacci sequence is woven into this song in so many ways. It's a masterpiece of art and mathematics being married together.
11:07 is possibly my favourite section of all Tool songs, other than maybe the big "Overwhelmed as one would be!" part in Rosetta Stoned, or possibly "Sound the dread alarm!" from Descending (my actual favourite Tool song).
That section of Lateralus is just so cool, and when DC comes in with the duh, duh, duh, duh, pff, pff, duh, duh, duh, duh, pff, pff drum beat underneath that driving JC bass line, AJ guitar part which both fills out the space but perfectly leaves a void (somewhere, somehow) for the other 3 members of the band to just perfectly fit into this sonic tapestry. And of course finally, but certainly not least, MJK just adds so much beauty to a haunting, inspiring and so damn groovy instrumental section.
Just wow! How good is this band, and what a stroke of luck I have been given to be both alive at this time and to also be aware and able to appreciate this mastery. This is our modern day Beethoven, Bach... our musical Vincent Van Gough, Leonardo da Vinci. Tool are amazing and I hope they are still revered in a hundred years time when every one of us reading my comment is long gone, and our kids are almost gone too, and their kids are like "wow my grandad was so lucky to get this music when it was first recorded, and enjoyed decades of wonder every time he listened to it...many times each day!
These perfect mixes are probably why it takes TOOL 5 to 10 years to finish an album
12:27 ...when your brain is trying process the music of the greatest band ever....Tool
In the release interview for Lateralus with Rolling Stone, Tool said they were moved by the harsh criticism of Aenima being too simple, musically. They wanted to create a deeper, more technical sound with Lateralus. It is their most meditative CD for sure. To see Aenima and Lateralus being reviewed so much across the tube... 20+ years after they were released. It shows the critics were wrong. If you go back and listen to Opiate and Undertow, you will be able to see why they were signed to a 5 album contract so early in their career. Please name other bands that were signed to a 5 album contract with a major label after their first full length LP. I don't know any others.
I could be completely wrong. But I believe nirvana was given a four or five album deal by Geffen after they did Nevermind.
And ya know what, I couldn’t find that info online as I searched just now. I remember reading it in the book Heavier than Heaven. But... who knows, could be misremembering
Tool is the most underrated band of all time. By far the most thought out music yet they get no notoriety like other bands.
Jamiroquai. More specifically Jay Kay. Signed an 8 album deal with Sony music in 1993.
Still gotta listen to the first track of Undertow to get that first hit of sweet sweat tool sauce
I love this. Only the second reaction channel I've ever actually enjoyed and felt authentic.
Somewhere Joe Rogan is saying, "Yeah, but have you ever tried DMT and reacting to Tool?"
😂😂😂 I can hear him speaking about hunting elk high on dmt. Lmfao
Joe kinda sold out imo,
@@brysonfields2284 That Spotify $$$$ tho... I honestly haven't listened to him much since the switch, tho it did take some balls for him to keep bringing Alex Jones on in the middle of all the controversy and pressure Spotify was putting on him about it
@@hillbillyheadspace yeah, its alot. Money has been proven not to really be healthy for anyone to have more than a small country. Im definitely not speaking frome experience, just my observations. Super wealthy get super weird.
The very last thing I'd wanna do on DMT (or in DMT world) is hurt something or someone.
"we don't have to go into some sort of cerebral school for this"
my friend, it's Tool. yes we absolutely do.
Respect for the call out on monetization.
The Grudge! Probably the best opening track to an album and my favorite song on this. Great review dude keep it up.
The grudge has such punchy drums! The tone of whatever Carey's kit was composed of during recording was sublime
When I saw you get joy at 15:13 I had shivers and a tear of happiness. So great to see someone get the same emotions with the tunes that has accompanied us throughout the years. Keep well man.
My opinion may not mean much. I’m a future drummer that longs to accomplish this song before I die. This is my all time most favorite song. And my favorite part is when the drums aren’t even playing in the mid sequence. It’s a masterpiece and I can draw inconceivable amounts of drive and motivation from the roller coaster of a song this is. Words can’t even express the feelings I get from this song.
Don't ever give up on this dream. Patience and practice.
Sean is right. Also, look at Neil Peart's (R.I.P) drummer for Rush. The Frankfurt, Germany solo is great too. Always good to learn from multiple sources. GOOD LUCK!!!
I live on a small island as well. . For the last 28 years you keep an ear out for when these 4 blokes may tour and pray you can get hold of tickets, spend a small fortune for flights accommodation rentals and other things and thank the heavens that i am alive in the time of TOOL. .
On top of the use of the Fibonacci Sequence, Tool is also known for using polyrythems and polymeters in regards to time signatures. Their music is very complex, and Maynards lyrics are usually incredibly cerebral and emotional. I know people who don't even like Rock that love this band. Every member is at the absolute top of their game in terms of their professions. The Drummer Danny Carey is quite simply the greatest Rock drummer alive today. Keep diving down the rabbit hole that is Tool, you will not be disappointed.
EDIT: for what it's worth, you just got yourself another subscriber
He must ride the spiral, if you will.
Lol, hey Geebz, I'm 54 and have listened to tool and a perfect circle from their conception and love your reactions to this amazing band. Just when you think you got it.. "tempo" ya don't lmao. Enjoy
TOOL didn't get together with the goal of becoming this global supergroup of musicians, but here we are.
You're the first person I've witnessed listening to this song for the first time and picking up on the Fibonacci aspect without being prompted. Wonderful stuff =D
However he didn't mention the Ladder Alice
you should do Schism next. And yes, song uses the Fibonacci Sequence not only within the music but also within the syllables of the lyrics. Great catch and great reaction.
It also uses it in the fact it is the center of the album and circles out....... there is a pattern not only in the song but the album....
@@scottkidder8631 Also, do audio only!
He did do Schism next (or next-next).
Thank you sir! There is nothing better than watching others hear Tool for the first time! It’s as close as i can get to entering the rabbit hole again.
Awesome reaction! Interesting details about the song I hadn't noticed before. Would be great to see you react to "7empest" from Tool
Quite often when how something works is explained a part of the magic is lost. But not with your videos, you walk away even more in awe. Love your work.
At 10:25 the bass guitar laying down the beat or rhythm (heartbeat percussion introduced at the beginning of this masterpiece)....Danny hitting that highhat and then changing it up while also adding the same heartbeat rhythm on the bass kick off the bass guitar was simply insane!!!!
It's wonderful seeing actual musicians discover the greatness of this very special band. I think you're the first one I've seen figure out the Fibonacci sequence on your own. Subscribed! Next I suggest Schism. Cheers! 🥃
Well, you just listened to Tool's masterpiece. Don't despair, they have multiple masterpieces. Great overall reaction.
Dude, talk as much as you want. At least you have something to say. Welcome to the Army, good sir!
tbh watching your reactions has given me a new founded appreciation for tool as a music producer. i never really saw tool in the same light you do till now.
Anyone else lean in a little at the beginning only to find out it was a motorcycle 😂😂 I was like wtf is this version!!??
I just want you to listen to live "Pneuma" version, with Danny Carey cam.
You will be amazed. And it's an understatement.
"Pneuma" drum cam is a must see. I think you might appreciate their cover of "No Quarter " by LZ also. Enjoy the ride down the rabbit hole.
"That right there was like the stream of power of consiousness was jabbed right into my head, my soul"
Me too man.
@15:57 Exactly - go back a few seconds and watch the clock: The guitar lightly trailing the strings here (@15:57) rings the chord so nicely. It's almost a Lifeson flourish. I think this is the only time it's audible in this song. My favorite tool song and album btw.
You rock man. You’re excitement listening and analyzing this drew me in more and more. Loved it.
Adam Jones is capable of playing traditional and technical riffs...but he says he usually ends up treating his guitar parts as more of a separate/extra vocal part. Perfect for this band. You literally couldn't replace anyone in this band and end up with "Tool". They are also aware of this fact as Danny AND Maynard have said separately that "We're just gonna keep writing music together until one of us dies or something."
Great Reaction, I think more then any other Band, Maynard’s voice is treated as another instrument. He sings within the music, instead of over it. You earned a sub, to watch the trip down the rabbit hole. In regard to the Fibonacci Sequence, count the syllables of the opening verse.
I love his voice except on their newest record where all of a sudden I feel like he just sounds kind of weird and amateurish
Also, the lead singer (Maynard) doesn't sing his first note until approximately 1.6 minutes into the song. 1.618 is the golden ratio, which is almost exactly the numerical relationship between the Fibonacci numbers.
@@jonathonfee2542 ua-cam.com/video/uOHkeH2VaE0/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Polyphonic
@@leevi4493 I'm subscribed to Polyphonic, but have never seen that video. What a great analysis of the mathematical origins of Lateralus!
@@Vexelpops1 I think he's just getting older; maybe he didn't want to tax his voice too much? There's a few places where his voice sounds incredible (descending for me), but I'll admit it took me a couple of listens to 'get' fear inoculum. On first listen I felt like the songs were delivered a bit slow. I see loads of people raving about tempest and its one of my least favourite tracks tbh. I could listen to pneuma/invincible/descending on a loop though.
this was so sick to watch. you're a legend mate, was air bassing that last part myself xD rock on!
Love your analysis - great to hear someone who really knows his shit explaining how this song is engineered/crafted. You take your audience on a ride - you, the guide, point out sites of interest and dish out some background info and insight. Best reactor I've come across til now - oozing with expertise and genuine appreciation.
Tool fans be like "You know, this song was made based on the spaghetti sequence"
You neanderthal... It's the Fettuccini sequence.
@@Truthist1776 Manicotti alive! That was really Fusilli comment you Penne'd bro
@@Truthist1776 My friend, Fettuccini is a noodle. You are talking about Lamborghini
This comment and replies lmao 🤣🤣
I thought it was the Fellatio Sequence! I'M SO CONFUSED ANYMORE!!!
I love watching someone who is educated responding to another artist who is speaking to them in a language I don’t get. It’s beautiful.
Spiral out my friend, spiral out...
Keep. Going!
Ahhhhh yes well said my friend!
This is exactly how I wish my friends responded when I show them tool
God Yesssssssssssss, right? 💖
Just heard this beast for the first time recently! INCREDIBLE! Crazy you caught the sequence on your own 💯 Awesome reaction!
Watching you experience tools music is amazing. Especially for those like myself that don't remember the first time hearing these songs, some points in my life when I've reached higher points of enlightenment I revisit these songs and it's like hearing them for the first time, but I have heard them, countless times. This experience watching you hear them for the first time is just so pure and beautiful, coupled with the educational break down please talk as much as you want, your take is a beautiful way for us to experience music we love in a new way. Your channel is all the things I loved about early UA-cam that I honestly though was dead.
As you spotted yes the timing follows the spial, so do the lyrics, so does the timing of where they start, the total time of the song, the fact this song is the centered on the album, the entire album follows it as well..... RARE a first timer catches it.
This is one reason I used to have a Tool album in my car for 3-6 months straight. Enjoying all the creative masterpieces and understanding them is a Badass feeling. Always finding something new in a song you’ve heard a thousand times is like reading a book from millennia ago
Used to? ;)
I'll play something else, but I always come right back..
@@MaynardsSpaceship actually yea I still listen to them a lot...just now not on CDs lollll
Lateralus is one of the few songs that draws you in deeper with every new listen. Perhaps one of the only songs in the world where I don't think ANYONE needs medicine to achieve divinity while listening.
Probably my most favourite song ever. Thank you Geebz for enjoying and appreciating this masterpiece, along with millions of others. We salute you.
Far and away my favourite Tool track ever, for all the reasons he cites. I just discovered this channel and immediately liked and subbed. Good job and welcome among the initiated, sir, from one old guy to another.