Rare that a vocalist can put it down live better than in the studio. The whole band are in that upper echelon of raw natural talent. This era, those first two albums are just perfect.
When you have a singer like him who was classically trained in every aspect of his singing and his band mates who are the same way. I say they're way better live than most bands of that Era, and all of them are right where they need to be.
Well said. Some people have brains which work differently, and can express feelings so effortlessly and abstract in an artistic way, I feel like TOOL and MJK possess that.
Too bad they refuse to record their live shows professionally. I understand they want it to be a unique experience, but I can't fly from Romania to their concerts, not all people can afford it. It's also a loss for the universal cultural heritage and for the next generations, but that's their choice...
Because I saw no one else doing this I might just do it myself 1:07 Stinkfist 6:48 Forty Six & 2 13:35 Eulogy 22:58 Hooker with a Penis 28:21 Prison Sex 34:46 Jimmy 40:57 Undertow 46:39 Intro for Sober 47:58 Sober 53:29 H. 1:00:11 Aenima 1:08:07 Opiate 1:13:57 Third Eye Oh btw TOOL is now available on any streaming service.. High five everyone 🖐🏻
They used to be in the description, but for some reason a lot of his videos the times have been wiped from the descriptions. Someone should let him know.
John B Which is why it's so aggravating when some moron who doesn't even play drums says he's "overrated". I barely played drums for a couple years and I know how incredibly talented he is.
i remember reading an interview with Paul D amour in a magazine and he said “i just didn’t see the point in practicing the same riff 500 times to see if it’s good or not” and that’s why he’s not the bassist in on of the greatest bands ever
The original setlist comment seems to have disappeared (at least for me) so here it is again. 1:06 - Stinkfist 6:48 - Forty Six & Two 13:35 - Eulogy 22:58 - Hooker With A Penis 28:21 - Prison Sex 34:46 - Jimmy 40:57 - Undertow 46:39 - Sober (Intro) 47:56 - Sober 53:29 - H. 1:00:10 - Ænema 1:08:07 - Opiate 1:13:55 - Third Eye
With all due respect to the Nirvana, REM, Fugazi, Pearl Jam, etc., that I was musically focused on at the time: I completely blew it by not seeing these guys when I had the chance. These guys where/are at another level....
IMO the 90's were the last era of legendary rock bands. Tool, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins, Primus, Temple of the Dog, Mad Season, STP, Mudhoney, Hootie and the Blowfish. yea just kidding that last one was terrible.
What you all came here for 34:08 Third Eye Third Eye 40:07 Third Eye 40:16 Third Eye 40:22 Yiggy Third Eye 53:10 Third Eye 53:15 Yiggy Third Eye 59:56 Third Eye Yiggy 1:07:59 Third Eye
What’s really crazy is the fact the that I’m laying here at 1am absolutely captivated by a concert of songs I already listen to on repeat. Only for TOOL
This legit made me laugh out loud! "Overly excited Third Eye dude" needs to shut the fuck up. Can you imagine if you were that guy? You'd brag to anyone who'll listen that you follow Tool around on tour. You pause, then excitedly explain that you're "kind of a big deal." After a few minutes of silence you say: "Dont ya wanna know why?" After several more minutes of uncomfortable, soul-sterilizing, silence you offer up, to no one in particular: "Yeah! Maynard and I totally made eye contact once." (More silence, people start distancing themselves from your general vicinity in an obvious and exaggerated manner) You then proudly exclaim, to the 3 feet of unoccupied space surrounding you: "Haha, yeah so I'm kinda famous for constantly shouting THIRD EYE several times after every song finishes... to the delight of absolutely no one." Life goals: Live entire life oblivious to the fact that your one and only defining quality is that you're an annoying piece of repeating shit. ✅️
I finally got to see these guys live for the first time in 2020 in a stadium. Me being a dirty poor, was deep in the nosebleeds, but it was still truly awesome. The wall of sound shook everyone to our marrow. The world is a better place when tool plays.
I love that he hits every single note, every scream, every sustained part, every higher melodic section...and his voice gives out on the last measure of the last song. Kind of poetic really.
He sounds more impressive live than on any recording. And to the ass-hat nerd @Kevin Woolrich that had to chime in with "umm, excuse me, he didn't hit every note!!!" Fuck you. He hit damn near every note and you have no fucking clue how difficult it sound as amazing as he does live for a whole show. No retakes, no remastering, and he barely fucks up if at all. Here's some advice for you moving forward in your every day life: Shut the fuck up. People around you, will thank you for it.
2022 Tour and I just had the pleasure of hearing Hooker with a Penis and Opiate2 Live! Opiate2 was just released 6 days before my show. They sounded fantastic! When the time came he didn't wimp out on the screams. Much more screaming overall this tour than in 2020. I give it 3 thumbs up.
@@Tomislav_B. i was gonna say hello i am youtube monkey paw of half baked time travel wishes you have used your final wished and we will drop your middle aged ass off in the 90s and that's what you would give is your new galaxy, and i bet you didnt even brush up on your neuroscience or behavioral sciences. now you're just a old dude in the 90s with a stress disorder that doesn't exist yet and everyone is waaaay more hoomophobic than you remember and you're not gay or anything, or you are, and man people are assholes and next time isee internet monkey paw, man I'm waiting for tidal waves. damn you baker Tom and your quality control never helps monkey paw ganga always helps wisher crew. one day you are going to forget our ancient rivalry and you will wish upon a bootleg youtube video and the army of the twelve monkey paw wishes will be there for teh sake of trolllol and all 46 & two and damit time travelling tool fans be messing with the spelling of things like that is part of the wish-contract
That's hilarious that he introduces Billy Howerdale as the guitar tech. For those who don't know, Billy Howerdale is the guitarist/backing vocals in A Perfect Circle. Just funny to watch it go that far back.
This is in my opinion, tools best live show. Everything about it is perfect, from the drumming, guitar playing, bass playing, talent, stage presence and Maynard’s vocals (which sound exactly like the record!)
Agreed! And Carey should be added to lists of best top 10 drummers ever. He hammers them, does all kinds of unique mixed up rhythms and is so precise and perfect on every set. Maynard is insanely talented and the whole band perfectly complements each other.
It’s not just that he’s amazing, he does it SO effortlessly. I watched the drum cam when he did Pneuma and it was amazing! He’s listed at the top 26th drummer of all time. I call bullshit. He needs to be top 5 or at least top 10. It’s hard to name anyone that does what he does to the level or better than he does it.
I've seen TOOL live 4 times but I regret so much that I never saw them back in this era when Maynard was out front doing his thing. Edit: Wow, 7 year old comment and now I've seen them 7 times. 2002 was my favorite but 2022 in KC from the 11th row was absolutely awesome. They nailed it and Maynard sounded awesome.
Anthony Lewis I don't think it's really stage fright.. sometimes for Puscifer when he's in character he's right up front stage. Idk what it is though. Maybe he just simply doesn't want to lol
Toolness1 those were the most violently sexy shows... pits were sick... I haven’t missed a show in nj or nyc since 1997... I’ve seen them at every venue.... his voice is pure sex.... hands down
Justin Chancellor hair evolution. 1996 - no hair, no beard. 2000's - Long Hair, no beard. 2010's - Long hair, moderate beard. Now - No hair, long beard.
I was a freshman in high-school when an older buddy forced me to go to this show with him. Never heard of Tool before. I left that show and immediately started saving for a guitar. I had to know how Adam did the intro to Stinkfist. The controlled chaos of the feedback intrigued me. Im so glad I got to see this live. I didn't even know the songs, but I remember when Maynard went into the alternate lyrics for Prison Sex I got the chills and knew this was MY BAND. "I thought I could wash the stain away". That lyrics is so hard!
I thought I could make it end I thought I could wash the stains away I thought I could break the circle If I seeped right into your skin So sweet was your surrender Having become one I have become my terror And you my precious lamb and martyr
HAN ER ET SANDT GENI?SUPER FED STEMME OG STEMNING?TAK FOR ALLE SANGENE MJK TOOL.DE HOLDER HELE VEJEN IGENNEM.GUD LYTTER MED PÅ SIDELINIEN? VH THC THOMAS
i was at this actual show. i stood front row to the left, unknowingly standing next to tom morrello, who was also there watching this show. Failure opened and i somehow got in for free that night when i accidentally met the band before the show. Brings back memories.
I’ve listened H. Thousands of times it’s my go too song when I can’t think of anything too listen.. no matter how many times I’ve heard “I don’t mind” I’ve never not got goosebumps! The greatest band ever!
@timwins31 I read he gets vertigo from the crazy light shows these days, and when it gets bad, he moves his mic stand into a certain position, which is the signal to switch to the less intense light display. It's shitty. Aging sucks, but at least he's not any less passionate about any of his projects like people have assumed.
What I would give to see the Tool show I saw at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, Maynard half white, half black dancing like a snake onstage during the Aenima album release......
@@pyocopyocoultra2047 having the drummer listen to a click trick keeps the show on a consistent beat through the whole song. While playing without a click track make the beat a bit more flexible and have the band speed up and slow down the tempo at will. Not just 1/4ths and 1/8ths
When I think of tool this is the era that is dear to my heart. Maynard’s stage presence added so much to their live performances during these years. Perfection isn’t easy to achieve but god damn it’s beautiful to watch.
@@riffgroove this might be an old/young thing or maybe you just dont do drugs, but the last tour with the bead curtain and just the shadow of maynard was a straight up religious experience. The church of light and sound that they are currently going for would honestly be worse with maynard taking all the attention in front. The fact that he goes full costume and hides behind a curtain basically means he agrees with me.
@@friedsensei I haven't gotten to see them on tour for their new album yet. I HAD tickets to see them in May of 2020 before Covid sent the world into hibernation. I will be seeing them finally in October. But over the years, I have seen TOOL a total of 11 times, including the first time at a small club right when OPIATE first came out. I can confidently state that the pre-Lateralus shows when Maynard performed at the front of the stage were much more memorable.
@@riffgroove yeah it could just be one of those things where the version you know is the best, but I saw them on the last tour and it has nothing in common with a club show. with floors in the stadium show its the most well curated audio/visual experience possible. The alex gray art alone is worth the price of admission, if you know his paintings its like a 3D expanded version of his art that is just made entirely to flow with the set, very little of the band on the screens
@@stickyjockythat would be weird though wouldn't it ' being fully gelded - although I hear the prosthetics they have these days are amazing ' plus the bonus of zero offsprings to drain you of you're money So yeah probably worth it
Maynard's face while singing and his gestures to direct you into his stories are unbeliavable. He can remain perfectly balanced ... never seen so much self confidence , like a Bodhisattva . His transmutation from the angry guy to the absolutely spiritual dimension of his Aenima stage characters is something beyond perfection
He looks like he is on Ketamine . Seriously . Ever try to walk on Ketamine searching for the ground with your feet having no reality of your equilibrium or time and space. Basically feeling like quicksand
@@CarrionMorris had the same impression emotional control, tonal quality, breathing capacity and the uncanny pitch of his screams, all seem to be linked to information processing on lsd... maybe he wasn't on it on the actual shows but in the rehearsals or the composition fase... who knows... i feel it aswell...
But you did, here on youtube. Not with your own eyes in person, sure. But its not about time nor place, its about the music through and through. So in a way, we've all seen them at this point in their career and that is a nugget of beauty within itself!
Thank you, ToolArchive, for all your great work. I've been bing-watching Tool concerts for the past month or so; I've watched 80 or 90 hours - and this is definitely one of their very best concerts on UA-cam. F*ing awesome!
I just said the same thing above. There's definitely something about the energy about this particular show. Can't pinpoint it. It's just something probably left unspoken.
HA! so true! also, he manages to make odd time signatures seem like 4/4 by having people watching him dance. To 4/4 i mean. which is rare. Tool don't even have many SEGMENTS of songs in 4/4. SOBER is, entirely, so is STINKFIST. Oh, and from Undertow, BOTTOM, PRISON SEX... I found it awesome that a Band's FIRST ALBUM starts in 15/16 "Intolerance".. actually it's in 4/4, but the opening main riff is 15/16 followed by 4/4, and repeat 15/16 and 4/4. Who the hell does that these days? TOOL.
i just cannot compliment this mastering enough. i am in school for audio engineering, and i'm going into a mastering-heavy course load in the fall and i hope i can be half as good whoever did this.
@@scottmyer7923 BEfore 96 was a lot better. I remember seeing Helmet/RATM/Tool/Fishbone back to back in 1992/93 ( forgot the exact date )... IN YOUR FACE times
Plenty of people had Nextel push to talk and Motorola cellphones in 1996.. They also had 150 -- 250 monthly phone bills.. Lots of small business owners, financial workers, realtors, contractors, service techs, and the more affluent gadget consumers had cell phones in 1996..
Damn. Ive been a tool fan for 30 years? Im 45. My sister took me to a TOOL show when i was 15. Still the best show i have ever seen, and ive seen a LOT of live shows, including my personal 300+ live performances. Ill always be a fan. My favorite bass player, vocalist, drummer, and guitarist, convientley, all play in the same band😉
Nice little sneak peak at what would become the drum backbone of "Reflection" starting at the 46:39 mark. Since that song wouldn't be released until Lateralus in 2001 (5 years after this show), it's just another example of how long these guys work on music before it's formally released. It's calling me.....
I had a DVD set of 3 different live shows during the Lateralus Tour that I bought way back in the day and you can hear Adam messing around between songs playing the "Right in Two" riff. I always noticed it and thought it sounded so cool but it was only for about 15 seconds... a few years later when 10,000 Days came out I was like "Ive heard this before!"
In my 22 years as a Guitarist, I found in Tool the perfection I was looking for. To grow as a musician. I still don't have the words to describe what this band produces for me. I know that he borders on perfection in all his works of art
What blow's my mind is the song sounds exactly the same when he plays it now.. Just show how meticulous this band is about every single note, not only is it music.. it's a science.. MAGICAL. 🧙♂️
Mike Thieman Jr In my top 5 tool songs. I’m just on a journey when I listen to that song. Especially during the “hold your light” section. It’s just like riding the rhythmic rise and fall of giant ocean swells.
I have seen this band several different periods of time. First time 1996, then 2003, 2006 and recently 2019. They have never fail to blow my mind, truly an amazing band
Smoothie King Center, New Orleans, LA February 1, 2020 Voodoo Music Experience 2016 October 29, 2016 Toyota Center, Houston, TX March 25, 2014 Kiefer UNO Lakefront Arena, New Orleans, LA June 19, 201 New Orleans Arena, New Orleans, LA November 17, 2007 Baton Rouge River Center, Baton Rouge, LA May 24, 2007 Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, The Woodlands, TX September 11, 2006 Kiefer UNO Lakefront Arena, New Orleans, LA July 31, 2002 Voodoo Music Experience 2001 October 27, 2001 Kiefer UNO Lakefront Arena, New Orleans, LA August 9, 1998 Lollapalooza 1993 July 30, 1993
1996 and it’s now 2017. Still listening to this peace of musical history. This live show will echo forever!!! Even way after they are gone, and when people ask who Tool was we show them this!
Wow! I was 11 when this concert happened yet still one of my favorite albums! Thanks to my dad I was introduced to Tool shortly after and have been obsessed ever since! Seen them 3 times the last 4 years and wow they are amazing! Can't get enough of Maynards voice!
YES INDEED. I want to refine the audio even more. I'm going to do it, and when I do (give me a couple of weeks)... I'll repost this concert. It IS something special. The energy in this set is phenomenal.
Having a thoughful relationship with my own mother during my childhood and teen ages, jimmy results in a very personal song to me as well. Gotta admit this guy reaches my heart with his lyrics and sends me straight to the tears almost every time, is so emotional. Carey's drumming is simply beyond perfection. Founding deep personal attachment with most of their songs, specially The Patient, Parabola and jimmy, is making this band one of the best that have eve happened to me musically speaking; among my favs by far. Regret all the years I didn't payed the deserved attention.
I totally relate to it too... It's the only reason why I've always done an acoustic version of it every set I play. The chronological age may have been different, but exactly the same circumstances. Divorced parents, and mother, of course, had a stroke. I was only a couple of years older than Maynard though.
drops his drum stick and doesn't miss a fucking beat... he's the reason my drummer hates me at times bc that's the level I want at drums.. I guess we can all dream
shit its been a min since watching it but it was more likely a broken stick he was replacing it was jus seamless as fuck and not exactly like hes just sitting in the pocket ya kno.. ill be song title next time I watch
Never felt the need to comment on YT vid, but watching this is like watching the Big Bang or birth of the Universe! After watching Tool live in 92’ at The Edge in Ft. Lada, it’s fair to say that nada has been the same…and 30 years later, the feeling is just as raw. This band stands alone as one of the most unique and original bands of the past 30 years, PERIOD. There is no one of this era who sounds like TOOL or can claim their title!
This video is incredible. I love how it mostly emphasizes on Maynard so I can watch Danny play his drums. I feel so fortunate to have been listening to them since their debut album. Theyre the best.
Welp, I am enthralled and must admit that "I feel like a schoolboy again" getting to catch a glimpse of this early period of the Aenema tour. Thanks for posting!
Probably one of the finest albums of all time. Wish I was there to feel the power of this show. How I miss being 19 when I first heard this Album, fuck I'm old. Still love Tool though. Thanks for uploading
I want to invent a time machine and go back in time to attend this show then repeatedly stomp on the head of the man who keeps screaming for them to play Third Eye.
![Tool 1996 The Glass House [full live]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ri2lVA1k5-Q/mqdefault.jpg)
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![TOOL - Disposition, Reflection, Triad [REUPLOAD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/uciIne8Fgik/mqdefault.jpg)
1:07:05 "Ok, so, this is our last song"
Audience boos
"Look, we're not Greenday, it's not 3 minutes long"
Maynard's awesome
He killed it that way! I am so blessed that i have heard this band.
hahahah
would be even better if they played Hush immediately afterwards lol
Anthony Sedgley it's funny because is true
maynard was trolling the guy who was screaming for third eye lol
I'm watching this on a cold December night in 2024, who's with me?
Boom
Me right now. 🤘
😎
😎
Chirstmas Day 😂
Rare that a vocalist can put it down live better than in the studio.
The whole band are in that upper echelon of raw natural talent.
This era, those first two albums are just perfect.
When you have a singer like him who was classically trained in every aspect of his singing and his band mates who are the same way. I say they're way better live than most bands of that Era, and all of them are right where they need to be.
Defintely agree! Jeff Buckley or Mike Patton are the only ones i can think of
Well said. Some people have brains which work differently, and can express feelings so effortlessly and abstract in an artistic way, I feel like TOOL and MJK possess that.
Too bad they refuse to record their live shows professionally. I understand they want it to be a unique experience, but I can't fly from Romania to their concerts, not all people can afford it. It's also a loss for the universal cultural heritage and for the next generations, but that's their choice...
only other guy i can think of is chester bennington
This concert is so good I named my son Tool Live 1996 The Glass House (Remastered)
Jr.
Yes.
Hahahahahahaha
best comment ever
I laugh about this comment all the time. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.
Because I saw no one else doing this I might just do it myself
1:07 Stinkfist
6:48 Forty Six & 2
13:35 Eulogy
22:58 Hooker with a Penis
28:21 Prison Sex
34:46 Jimmy
40:57 Undertow
46:39 Intro for Sober
47:58 Sober
53:29 H.
1:00:11 Aenima
1:08:07 Opiate
1:13:57 Third Eye
Oh btw TOOL is now available on any streaming service.. High five everyone 🖐🏻
Bro, you are a champion.
Your comment is the first thing I was looking for when I clicked on this video.
Specifically, 46 and 2.
Thank you
you're a god
MAH BOI!
They used to be in the description, but for some reason a lot of his videos the times have been wiped from the descriptions. Someone should let him know.
That news just made my month
Danny Carey is an unparalleled exemplar of complexity, creativity, power, grace and rhythm through percussion.
...also makes a mean cup of coffee
thanks. i shot dr. pepper outta my nose.
yes sir
John B Which is why it's so aggravating when some moron who doesn't even play drums says he's "overrated". I barely played drums for a couple years and I know how incredibly talented he is.
He's can JAM . They all can really.
"Unfortunately that means we're not polished on this yet"
*proceeds to play an immaculate, studio-accurate set*
i remember reading an interview with Paul D amour in a magazine and he said “i just didn’t see the point in practicing the same riff 500 times to see if it’s good or not” and that’s why he’s not the bassist in on of the greatest bands ever
Except for messing up the end of third eye and walking off the stage...
Eh, Maynard ran out of gas on third eye
@@jasoncala8714 how did any of them mess up???
Fun to see Billy Howerdel running around on stage as a guitar tech soon to be perfect circle.
The original setlist comment seems to have disappeared (at least for me) so here it is again.
1:06 - Stinkfist
6:48 - Forty Six & Two
13:35 - Eulogy
22:58 - Hooker With A Penis
28:21 - Prison Sex
34:46 - Jimmy
40:57 - Undertow
46:39 - Sober (Intro)
47:56 - Sober
53:29 - H.
1:00:10 - Ænema
1:08:07 - Opiate
1:13:55 - Third Eye
thanks
@@rolandwallace6418 no problem my man
that Sober intro sounds a lot like the beginning of Reflection :o
People who time stamp live shows are the true mvps
Merci !
Anyone else see Danny drop a drumstick during H. and use one hand to continue playing while picking up the stick and not missing a beat? Truly a God
57:58 awesome recovery haha
Omg...how did I miss THAT?!!? Thank you!!$
He also picked up a different stick, after throwing one, around 19:02.
Also during stinkfist
I admit that Danny is a god BUT that is not special though...
This guy screamed "THIRD EYE!!!" before every song, except Third Eye.....
LOL, he was annoying
IKR!!!!!! LMFAO
I heard he got shot into his third eye that night.
Stinkfisted to death after the show
@@WestOzCards People doing that at shows are the most annoying occurence I encountered yet.
Maynard's voice is unnaturally amazing. How does he make it seem so effortless. As always, I'm in awe of this band's surreal talent.
It looks like he isn't even breathing
because he puts every ounce of himself into his music. and think humans can innately sense that
I think thats what trauma does to a motherfucker
hello yure so close to 1000
He is apart of the Illuminati and he has done messed up stuff to get that good
With all due respect to the Nirvana, REM, Fugazi, Pearl Jam, etc., that I was musically focused on at the time: I completely blew it by not seeing these guys when I had the chance. These guys where/are at another level....
But what about Alice In Chains?
They still are i saw them last yr
Me too.
@@josephsmith6777 That's right!
IMO the 90's were the last era of legendary rock bands. Tool, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins, Primus, Temple of the Dog, Mad Season, STP, Mudhoney, Hootie and the Blowfish. yea just kidding that last one was terrible.
What you all came here for
34:08 Third Eye Third Eye
40:07 Third Eye
40:16 Third Eye
40:22 Yiggy Third Eye
53:10 Third Eye
53:15 Yiggy Third Eye
59:56 Third Eye Yiggy
1:07:59 Third Eye
Lmao
God what a fucking idiot lmao
Hahaha
@Alex Aston it's something to scream cannot be ignored because it's not a word
lol, it was Danny triggering a sample on his pads 😂
Legend has it that man is still there, screaming "THIRD EYE!" every 10 minutes and 15 seconds.
What’s really crazy is the fact the that I’m laying here at 1am absolutely captivated by a concert of songs I already listen to on repeat. Only for TOOL
Crazy right? Awesome feeling
11:41 p.m. for me😂😂
It'll do that to ya...
3:07 AM
5:22 A.M. and I gotta be up in like an hour.. 😜
58:14 favorite part. "I don't mind. I don't mind. I DON'T MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIND" Goddamn he hits every note in this show. It's amazing.
yes..... "H" for HERBERT JAMES KEENAN, and I think JAMES KEENAN for PRESIDENT. not kidding.
Omagod it's amazing
Only voice crack was during Third Eye. Amazing.
Gave me goosebumps!!!!
My favorite is "Come down, get off your fucking cross, we need the fucking space to nail the next one buddy!"
I've listened to those songs countless times, and here I am lying in my bed watching this amazing concert
00 : 47 / 9 may 2023
us man, us
Ditto!!!
13 May 24
@@shamanism171 It's been a year, and I was just taking a break and listening to it again.
You me and all whomelse are ourself. Rock. On. Brotherman.
It's 2021; I've been listening to Tool since '95. I would pay $20 right now to travel back in time to knock out the guy who keeps yelling 3rd Eye.
This legit made me laugh out loud!
"Overly excited Third Eye dude" needs to shut the fuck up.
Can you imagine if you were that guy?
You'd brag to anyone who'll listen that you follow Tool around on tour.
You pause, then excitedly explain that you're "kind of a big deal."
After a few minutes of silence you say: "Dont ya wanna know why?"
After several more minutes of uncomfortable, soul-sterilizing, silence you offer up, to no one in particular:
"Yeah! Maynard and I totally made eye contact once."
(More silence, people start distancing themselves from your general vicinity in an obvious and exaggerated manner)
You then proudly exclaim, to the 3 feet of unoccupied space surrounding you:
"Haha, yeah so I'm kinda famous for constantly shouting THIRD EYE several times after every song finishes...
to the delight of absolutely no one."
Life goals:
Live entire life oblivious to the fact that your one and only defining quality is that you're an annoying piece of repeating shit.
✅️
I'd do it for free.
Bahahaha! I had to laugh everytime I heard him and thought it would be cool if he kept shouting it after they played it! Lol!
I thought he was gonna piss em off so they wouldn't play it.. I'm glad they did
bro, that was me...
I finally got to see these guys live for the first time in 2020 in a stadium. Me being a dirty poor, was deep in the nosebleeds, but it was still truly awesome. The wall of sound shook everyone to our marrow. The world is a better place when tool plays.
I love that he hits every single note, every scream, every sustained part, every higher melodic section...and his voice gives out on the last measure of the last song. Kind of poetic really.
He doesn’t hit every single note though.
probably lost count but I felt like he was expecting to finish sooner the last ones were like "wait we still doing this"
He sounds more impressive live than on any recording.
And to the ass-hat nerd @Kevin Woolrich that had to chime in with "umm, excuse me, he didn't hit every note!!!"
Fuck you.
He hit damn near every note and you have no fucking clue how difficult it sound as amazing as he does live for a whole show.
No retakes, no remastering, and he barely fucks up if at all.
Here's some advice for you moving forward in your every day life:
Shut the fuck up.
People around you, will thank you for it.
@@vapid.aenima Holy shit you got triggered hard dude. Take a breath, relax and find some constructive use for that anger.
2022 Tour and I just had the pleasure of hearing Hooker with a Penis and Opiate2 Live! Opiate2 was just released 6 days before my show. They sounded fantastic!
When the time came he didn't wimp out on the screams. Much more screaming overall this tour than in 2020.
I give it 3 thumbs up.
This is the Tool I remember most fondly. What I wouldn't give to go back to 1997 on this Aenima tour and see them again.
Being 25 years younger wouldn't hurt also 😉
I saw them on this tour in Dallas.......maynard was dressed as a televangelist....it was unforgettable.
@@Tomislav_B. i was gonna say
hello i am youtube monkey paw of half baked time travel wishes
you have used your final wished and we will drop your middle aged ass off in the 90s and that's what you would give is your new galaxy, and i bet you didnt even brush up on your neuroscience or behavioral sciences.
now you're just a old dude in the 90s with a stress disorder that doesn't exist yet and everyone is waaaay more hoomophobic than you remember and you're not gay or anything, or you are, and man people are assholes and next time isee internet monkey paw, man I'm waiting for tidal waves.
damn you baker Tom and your quality control never helps monkey paw ganga always helps wisher crew. one day you are going to forget our ancient rivalry and you will wish upon a bootleg youtube video and the army of the twelve monkey paw wishes will be there for teh sake of trolllol and all 46 & two and damit time travelling tool fans be messing with the spelling of things like that is part of the wish-contract
Me too man, me too.
My favorite record of all time
Danny loses stick at 58:00, 3:06, 19:04 and 26:20 and smoothly picks it back up without missing a beat; such a boss move
I saw him lose it during stinkfist too, fucking wild
@@D0nk3yzz thanks! Updated
@@nickmokrzewski that one remained on the ground for awhile, he couldn't grab it mid-song. That's why they have extras handy!!
Nice! I think he actually breaks one at 1:01:10
19:04 too
Best band ever, cant get enough
top 5 all time @ least
Top 3 for me. Arguably the best. But I'll be honest, I don't like most their fans. Know-it-all types. Head way the fuck up their asses.
I agree ..I know this comment is old but I am with ya..there my favorite
@@bL3dbL4k I'd have to agree
I have to agree!
That's hilarious that he introduces Billy Howerdale as the guitar tech. For those who don't know, Billy Howerdale is the guitarist/backing vocals in A Perfect Circle. Just funny to watch it go that far back.
I would think Tool fans know that by now, no? APC's been around for been 20 years, so...
Wasn’t a joke he actually was the guitar tech lol
“For those of you who don’t know” ha
Yeah, he really knew Adam's guitar tone and playing.
He says former tech, what was Billy’s project after/before apc I wonder...
This is in my opinion, tools best live show. Everything about it is perfect, from the drumming, guitar playing, bass playing, talent, stage presence and Maynard’s vocals (which sound exactly like the record!)
This remains an unparalleled recording - the audio is incredible. Danny Carey is a monster behind that kit!
Agreed! And Carey should be added to lists of best top 10 drummers ever. He hammers them, does all kinds of unique mixed up rhythms and is so precise and perfect on every set. Maynard is insanely talented and the whole band perfectly complements each other.
It’s not just that he’s amazing, he does it SO effortlessly. I watched the drum cam when he did Pneuma and it was amazing! He’s listed at the top 26th drummer of all time. I call bullshit. He needs to be top 5 or at least top 10. It’s hard to name anyone that does what he does to the level or better than he does it.
Danny is unparalleled.
@@lonnieshelton1020 Oh he's my #2 behind Neil Peart.
I was thinking that and we are taking him for granted these days.
Maynard has the best stage presence ever! No one holds a candle to this band. They are in their own category and it’s right at the top!
Eulogy is hella underrated tbh, the mix of amazing lyrics and musical excellence makes it probably my favorite tool song
haha replace eulogy with any other song name and the comment still stands true
great song
is that his voice through the bullhorn? had no idea lol - I mean the honk honk bit of course :) amazing sound on this
@@madboydaz I think that’s how it was done for live shows, but idk how they originally recorded it
Best album hands down.
I've seen TOOL live 4 times but I regret so much that I never saw them back in this era when Maynard was out front doing his thing.
Edit: Wow, 7 year old comment and now I've seen them 7 times. 2002 was my favorite but 2022 in KC from the 11th row was absolutely awesome. They nailed it and Maynard sounded awesome.
CGranch probably age. He’s in his mid 50s now.
True, same for me
He's got stage fright to the max, he used to be high as a kite most the time to be able to perform up front; the unusual movements, the stare, etc
Anthony Lewis I don't think it's really stage fright.. sometimes for Puscifer when he's in character he's right up front stage. Idk what it is though. Maybe he just simply doesn't want to lol
Toolness1 those were the most violently sexy shows... pits were sick... I haven’t missed a show in nj or nyc since 1997... I’ve seen them at every venue.... his voice is pure sex.... hands down
"Listen to my muscle memory, contemplate what I've been clinging to, forty-six and two ahead of me"
One of my all time favorites
Same.
Justin Chancellor hair evolution.
1996 - no hair, no beard.
2000's - Long Hair, no beard.
2010's - Long hair, moderate beard.
Now - No hair, long beard.
Doc Roid 2002 Justin looks like Chris Cornell, now he looks like Ringo Starr lol
The glow up.
Ha! So true.
JUSTIN CHANCELLOR - BEARD evolution!!!
hottest tool member 😳
I was a freshman in high-school when an older buddy forced me to go to this show with him. Never heard of Tool before. I left that show and immediately started saving for a guitar. I had to know how Adam did the intro to Stinkfist. The controlled chaos of the feedback intrigued me. Im so glad I got to see this live. I didn't even know the songs, but I remember when Maynard went into the alternate lyrics for Prison Sex I got the chills and knew this was MY BAND. "I thought I could wash the stain away". That lyrics is so hard!
That's real cool thanks for sharing.
Awesome band
I thought I could make it end
I thought I could wash the stains away
I thought I could break the circle
If I seeped right into your skin
So sweet was your surrender
Having become one
I have become my terror
And you my precious lamb and martyr
@HEAVEN&EARTH are these the extended lyrics from this show?
@@hogie9 Yes.
Maynard has pants on. What's the occasion?
He found them
Get To Da Choppa - honey, where are my paaaants?
😂
HAN ER ET SANDT GENI?SUPER FED STEMME OG STEMNING?TAK FOR ALLE SANGENE MJK TOOL.DE HOLDER HELE VEJEN IGENNEM.GUD LYTTER MED PÅ SIDELINIEN? VH THC THOMAS
Hahaha
i was at this actual show. i stood front row to the left, unknowingly standing next to tom morrello, who was also there watching this show. Failure opened and i somehow got in for free that night when i accidentally met the band before the show. Brings back memories.
I’ve listened H. Thousands of times it’s my go too song when I can’t think of anything too listen.. no matter how many times I’ve heard “I don’t mind” I’ve never not got goosebumps! The greatest band ever!
Have you heard the 2002 live version? :P
@@JenovaGirzz I have with still my all time favourite moment with build up to the “I don’t mind” it’s ridiculous how good they are!
Challenge: Go to a Tool gig and mimic every single movement Maynard makes
That's pretty much what I do ! It's a ton of fun !
Blake Kelly I accidentally killed someone.
Blake Kelly back in the day before cell phones and bullshit... gen admission crowds were like that.. and violent it was amazing I miss those years
@timwins31 I read he gets vertigo from the crazy light shows these days, and when it gets bad, he moves his mic stand into a certain position, which is the signal to switch to the less intense light display. It's shitty. Aging sucks, but at least he's not any less passionate about any of his projects like people have assumed.
I tried and now I’m a paraplegic
25:27 I love how the band stops but they are so in sync that they start again perfectly on time when Manyard turns around. Legends...
Unfortunately, it meant stepping on Maynard's great comic timing...
"Have these shrunk?"
What I would give to see the Tool show I saw at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, Maynard half white, half black dancing like a snake onstage during the Aenima album release......
does anyone know if they use a click track here. they most likely did but I'm still curios to ask.
@@thenyanrobot4565they were all looking at the drummer it’s not that complicated
@@pyocopyocoultra2047 having the drummer listen to a click trick keeps the show on a consistent beat through the whole song. While playing without a click track make the beat a bit more flexible and have the band speed up and slow down the tempo at will. Not just 1/4ths and 1/8ths
To whomever recorded this, WE thank you...
When I think of tool this is the era that is dear to my heart. Maynard’s stage presence added so much to their live performances during these years. Perfection isn’t easy to achieve but god damn it’s beautiful to watch.
I would trade all the stupid lights and projections to get Maynard back out front and see him put in some passion like this again.
@TheGuitologist Agreed.
Him hiding at the back with minimal lighting doesn't do him justice.
Especially when watching him is so enthralling.
@@riffgroove this might be an old/young thing or maybe you just dont do drugs, but the last tour with the bead curtain and just the shadow of maynard was a straight up religious experience. The church of light and sound that they are currently going for would honestly be worse with maynard taking all the attention in front. The fact that he goes full costume and hides behind a curtain basically means he agrees with me.
@@friedsensei I haven't gotten to see them on tour for their new album yet. I HAD tickets to see them in May of 2020 before Covid sent the world into hibernation.
I will be seeing them finally in October.
But over the years, I have seen TOOL a total of 11 times, including the first time at a small club right when OPIATE first came out.
I can confidently state that the pre-Lateralus shows when Maynard performed at the front of the stage were much more memorable.
@@riffgroove yeah it could just be one of those things where the version you know is the best, but I saw them on the last tour and it has nothing in common with a club show. with floors in the stadium show its the most well curated audio/visual experience possible. The alex gray art alone is worth the price of admission, if you know his paintings its like a 3D expanded version of his art that is just made entirely to flow with the set, very little of the band on the screens
1:06 - Stinkfist
6:48 - Forty Six & Two
13:35 - Eulogy
22:58 - Hooker With A Penis
28:21 - Prison Sex
34:46 - Jimmy
40:57 - Undertow
46:39 - Sober (Intro)
47:56 - Sober
53:29 - H.
1:00:10 - Ænema
1:08:07 - Opiate
1:13:55 - Third Ey
"THIRD EYE!!!!"
@@GamingWithPayne WOO!
Thanks bro
Bro really copy and pasted that others guys comment
@@vladimirploppers5789 dude, was so difficult find the right minutes in the comments section thats the reason i made it myself seeing all the video
whoever REMASTERED this video... God bless your third eye! Thank you !!!!
No idea how Danny's kit survives a concert. My god he's a beast.
Yes, But NOT THE "Beast"666
@@deanreser4831 lol 💯✌🏼
@@thisistheyear99 ministry
Tool is incredible live, holy crap. The power in Maynard's voice is incredible!
Lloyd: "Hey Harry, wanna hear the most annoying sound in the world? THIRD EYEEEEEEEEE! THIRD EYEEEEEEEEE!!!"
GIGGITY WOOOOHHHH!!!!
Who the fuck is iggy
that made me chuckle
Bah dum tss
🤣
27:59
Maynard: "This is Justin"
Woman in the audience: "HI, JUSTIIIIN"
Eulogy is fucking amazing. It’s been an honor to be able follow this band and its music for the last 3 decades.
This is the year I was Introduced to tool it's been a amazing journey. Life will never be the same. Tool is the pinnicle.
Pinnacle - YES.
4:18 Maynard showing how he steps over puddles.
Then he shows us how he stirs his cauldron. Counterclockwise to banish.
Dude this made laugh HARD. Thank you 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Underrated
HA! funniest thing. as a kid, I used to jump over puddles EXACTLY the same way, and he started doing it on stage!
TOOL IS THE MUSIC PEOPLE NEED!!!!!
I wish I had a time machine to witness this in person omg it’s so beautiful
It was great, but it's nothing next to now. Now. And now.
also
Most def. And also to choke out the "third-eye" guy
@@japas haha he had me cracking up.
Maynard sounds so fucking amazing in this one...
he takes after that bald headed manc twat
Alice K. Danny stood out the most to me, as he usually does in every show.
All 4 of them stand out to me
haha tool and Karl pilky what a beautiful combination
Yeah, rite until he blows the ending of Third Eye and walks off stage like it's nobody's business.
If only I wasn't 9 years old during this show. I'd give a testie to have been at that concert.
Jordan Seward I was 6 xD I feel you bro xD Ffsake, if I only was born 15 years earlier...
Mr. Jodaniels yo I wasn’t even a thought lol, was born in 2002 over here and still a die hard Tool fan.
I wasn't born then but I would of given both
@@stickyjockythat would be weird though wouldn't it ' being fully gelded - although I hear the prosthetics they have these days are amazing ' plus the bonus of zero offsprings to drain you of you're money
So yeah probably worth it
@@melnacholiaI was also 6 we weep together
Maynard's face while singing and his gestures to direct you into his stories are unbeliavable. He can remain perfectly balanced ... never seen so much self confidence , like a Bodhisattva . His transmutation from the angry guy to the absolutely spiritual dimension of his Aenima stage characters is something beyond perfection
The Grudge is a perfect example of those switches. Rosetta Stoned too
He looks like he is on Ketamine . Seriously . Ever try to walk on Ketamine searching for the ground with your feet having no reality of your equilibrium or time and space. Basically feeling like quicksand
Could be lsd, and I have figured out how his dance's interact with the music, his facial expressions are still interesting though
@@CarrionMorris how the hell could he perform on lsd, if he did that’s incredible
@@CarrionMorris had the same impression emotional control, tonal quality, breathing capacity and the uncanny pitch of his screams, all seem to be linked to information processing on lsd... maybe he wasn't on it on the actual shows but in the rehearsals or the composition fase... who knows... i feel it aswell...
34:10 Third Eye
40:07 Third Eye
40:16 Third Eye
40:22 Yiggy Third Eye
53:10 Third Eye
53:15 Yiggy Third Eye
59:56 Third Eye Yiggy
1:07:59 Third Eye
im crying 😭😭
Lmao yiggy
Third Eye Diaries
Dead 💀
That is the worst part of this video. That guy's voice is so annoying
Wish i was born 15 years earlier. Wouldve been kick ass to see tool in their prime.
How do you think I feel? Haha I was born 3 years after this. Haha
+will albright
I'm 3 and I don't even ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Yeah same I was born in 94
U can kick mine
What about me? I wasn't even born when Lateralus came out, so you can imagine what I'd willing to give to be there.
Im 16 and im sad that ill
Never get to see this part of tool😔
I'm 24 and right there with you bud
Same bro
But you did, here on youtube. Not with your own eyes in person, sure. But its not about time nor place, its about the music through and through. So in a way, we've all seen them at this point in their career and that is a nugget of beauty within itself!
I wish tool would release live albums
That would be too much power
Hell yes.
They did - Salival
@@julesl6910 I mean other ones.
@@HollywoodColt Okay
I started this video and had no idea this was their first time performing Aenima. Genuine shivers, I love love love this.
Open your eyes and keep listening 👁️🌐👁️🎼💎🎼👥🧿🫂💓🦠🏺🪦🩸⛲🪦🧿⛲🧿⛲🧿⛲🪦⛲🩸
Thank you, ToolArchive, for all your great work.
I've been bing-watching Tool concerts for the past month or so; I've watched 80 or 90 hours - and this is definitely one of their very best concerts on UA-cam. F*ing awesome!
I just said the same thing above. There's definitely something about the energy about this particular show. Can't pinpoint it. It's just something probably left unspoken.
Unfortunately, the cameraman was turned to stone by the end of the concert due to maynards intense staring.
HAHA man i LOVE your sarcasm. YOU sound like Maynard.
oh and... I think the cameraman suddenly had to go to an OPTOMETRIST to get bi-focals after.
maynard James Gorgon 😏
Maynard demonstrates what it's like to dance to odd time signatures. haha
A Gough, grab you by the face and say Fuck Off!
You are so cool. Starting shit on the internet. Grow up bitch ass bitch.
A Gough micro pp*
HA! so true! also, he manages to make odd time signatures seem like 4/4 by having people watching him dance. To 4/4 i mean. which is rare. Tool don't even have many SEGMENTS of songs in 4/4. SOBER is, entirely, so is STINKFIST. Oh, and from Undertow, BOTTOM, PRISON SEX... I found it awesome that a Band's FIRST ALBUM starts in 15/16 "Intolerance".. actually it's in 4/4, but the opening main riff is 15/16 followed by 4/4, and repeat 15/16 and 4/4. Who the hell does that these days? TOOL.
He has his own style, That’s what make him unique ❤️❤️❤️
He's not " dancing. " He's moving. Perfectly acceptably.
@@rhythmsteve agreed.
One of the best Bands, and Albums ever!!! Tool were my second concert ever. Back in 1996.
I have never in my 37 years of life heard a piece of music that speaks to my soul more than AEnema by Tool
i just cannot compliment this mastering enough. i am in school for audio engineering, and i'm going into a mastering-heavy course load in the fall and i hope i can be half as good whoever did this.
Sick. I still got my ticket stub for this night. Ha $16.50! Thanks for posting!!
If I had a time machine, 1996 is where I would go. Tool were at there peak, cell phones not invented, great drugs. What a time.
It was a great time 96-99 was an insane time to be alive
@@scottmyer7923 BEfore 96 was a lot better. I remember seeing Helmet/RATM/Tool/Fishbone back to back in 1992/93 ( forgot the exact date )... IN YOUR FACE times
Plenty of people had Nextel push to talk and Motorola cellphones in 1996.. They also had 150 -- 250 monthly phone bills.. Lots of small business owners, financial workers, realtors, contractors, service techs, and the more affluent gadget consumers had cell phones in 1996..
@@mikeborrelli193 Very true. But at least it wasnt mainstream and was very rare to see at a concert.
@@etho86 True..
Damn. Ive been a tool fan for 30 years? Im 45. My sister took me to a TOOL show when i was 15. Still the best show i have ever seen, and ive seen a LOT of live shows, including my personal 300+ live performances. Ill always be a fan. My favorite bass player, vocalist, drummer, and guitarist, convientley, all play in the same band😉
Nice little sneak peak at what would become the drum backbone of "Reflection" starting at the 46:39 mark. Since that song wouldn't be released until Lateralus in 2001 (5 years after this show), it's just another example of how long these guys work on music before it's formally released. It's calling me.....
James Sharples yeahhh, i noticed it too. soo cool
I had a DVD set of 3 different live shows during the Lateralus Tour that I bought way back in the day and you can hear Adam messing around between songs playing the "Right in Two" riff. I always noticed it and thought it sounded so cool but it was only for about 15 seconds... a few years later when 10,000 Days came out I was like "Ive heard this before!"
D4Real They did the same with wings part 1, always right before lateralus, super cool.
What? This was their extended intro of Sober, they played it many times during AEnima's tour
@@Qliphirot correct, "extended" with the drum track of the song 'Reflection.' OP is still correct.
In my 22 years as a Guitarist, I found in Tool the perfection I was looking for. To grow as a musician. I still don't have the words to describe what this band produces for me. I know that he borders on perfection in all his works of art
I love when Adam goes to Danny when they are establishing the groove on Third Eye. That smile Danny gives em :)
What blow's my mind is the song sounds exactly the same when he plays it now.. Just show how meticulous this band is about every single note, not only is it music.. it's a science.. MAGICAL. 🧙♂️
Jimmy never gets enough love. "So glow, child. Glow. I'm heading back home."
Mike Thieman Jr In my top 5 tool songs. I’m just on a journey when I listen to that song. Especially during the “hold your light” section. It’s just like riding the rhythmic rise and fall of giant ocean swells.
Mike Thieman Jr agreed is has always been one of my favorite Tool songs
Favourite song from that album. I've been doing a wicked acoustic version live for 20 years.
Parrish Muhoberac id love to hear it. Is it available?
It's my third favourite song
And it's got such a deep meaning
28:21 the fact that the fans recognize the screeching of the bass strings
to the guy screaming for "Third Eye," Maynard will never take requests. Tool feeds you what they want to, and you will like it.
Very few musicians ever reach this level of badassedness.
Seeing Maynard's vocal chords die at the ending of Third Eye shows that these guys are still human. Partially.
Great sound for a video from ‘96. Amazing! These kids are going places.
I have seen this band several different periods of time. First time 1996, then 2003, 2006 and recently 2019. They have never fail to blow my mind, truly an amazing band
Amen. 98. 2000-2003, 2007, 2010, 2013, 2017, 2022
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Voodoo Music Experience 2001
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Lollapalooza 1993
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First concert was Everclear, Tool, and Primus...
I’ve seen Tool three times, but never in a venue this small. I am immensely envious of anyone that has!
Maynard doesnt get enough credit for his dancing... Also, that scream during "Jimmy" at 39:22 might not even be human...
Lol
HELL YEAH!!! I love that bit.
Huh?
That's my favarite part of the song
That song is so meaningful ... it talks about his childhood traumas .... suppose that scream is a sort of catharsis of pain.
1996 and it’s now 2017. Still listening to this peace of musical history. This live show will echo forever!!! Even way after they are gone, and when people ask who Tool was we show them this!
Wow! I was 11 when this concert happened yet still one of my favorite albums! Thanks to my dad I was introduced to Tool shortly after and have been obsessed ever since! Seen them 3 times the last 4 years and wow they are amazing! Can't get enough of Maynards voice!
He comes up with profound lyrics.
I love that he uses his platform to get a message out.
One of the greatest Tool performance years known to man, finely remastered for the sake of humanity! 🕵️
YES INDEED. I want to refine the audio even more. I'm going to do it, and when I do (give me a couple of weeks)... I'll repost this concert. It IS something special. The energy in this set is phenomenal.
Live vocals and studio vocals are almost identical. Perfection.
Maynard is a genius. Just look at his body language, he doesn't give a shit its all about expression. It's a beautiful thing to witness.
Having a thoughful relationship with my own mother during my childhood and teen ages, jimmy results in a very personal song to me as well. Gotta admit this guy reaches my heart with his lyrics and sends me straight to the tears almost every time, is so emotional. Carey's drumming is simply beyond perfection. Founding deep personal attachment with most of their songs, specially The Patient, Parabola and jimmy, is making this band one of the best that have eve happened to me musically speaking; among my favs by far. Regret all the years I didn't payed the deserved attention.
I totally relate to it too... It's the only reason why I've always done an acoustic version of it every set I play. The chronological age may have been different, but exactly the same circumstances. Divorced parents, and mother, of course, had a stroke. I was only a couple of years older than Maynard though.
I cant quite relate to u guys but it reminds my of when my dog died.
;-; so powerful
The moment when MJK goes up in pitch with the 2nd "HOLD.... the light..." and the guitar just...GROWLS with his voice...
I was there man! Right up front in front of Justin!
Lucky u. I think Maynard put more into his singing back then
Thats ace
drops his drum stick and doesn't miss a fucking beat... he's the reason my drummer hates me at times bc that's the level I want at drums.. I guess we can all dream
SOMETHING6223 Ha! I have the same requirements.
SOMETHING6223 what song does that happen in
shit its been a min since watching it but it was more likely a broken stick he was replacing it was jus seamless as fuck and not exactly like hes just sitting in the pocket ya kno.. ill be song title next time I watch
SOMETHING6223 saw that
+SOMETHING6223 I notice the same thing. This man is unbelievable since him born.
The hypnotic grooves that tool gets into are completely unmatched
Never felt the need to comment on YT vid, but watching this is like watching the Big Bang or birth of the Universe! After watching Tool live in 92’ at The Edge in Ft. Lada, it’s fair to say that nada has been the same…and 30 years later, the feeling is just as raw. This band stands alone as one of the most unique and original bands of the past 30 years, PERIOD. There is no one of this era who sounds like TOOL or can claim their title!
Maynard’s just as interesting to watch as an actual Tool music video. I saw Tool back in the 90s. Still my favorite concert experience ever!
This video is incredible. I love how it mostly emphasizes on Maynard so I can watch Danny play his drums. I feel so fortunate to have been listening to them since their debut album. Theyre the best.
Welp, I am enthralled and must admit that "I feel like a schoolboy again" getting to catch a glimpse of this early period of the Aenema tour. Thanks for posting!
46&2 gave me chills. Sound is awesome. Maynard's 🔥. Light show not missed.
o'keef foundation
Agreed. It is cool, but not necessary.
I don’t even notice till your comment!
I come back here multiple times each year and still can’t believe how amazing it is. Especially the extended version of Prison Sex 🤤🤤
on a Tool kick myself
if you ever give Tool reaction videos a chance
check out you tube chanel
Skullz reacts to tool as well as
Polo
Probably one of the finest albums of all time. Wish I was there to feel the power of this show. How I miss being 19 when I first heard this Album, fuck I'm old. Still love Tool though.
Thanks for uploading
Was at this show! Thanks for posting! So many great memories of this show plus the follow-up tour with the Melvins. Great times... better times.
I want to invent a time machine and go back in time to attend this show then repeatedly stomp on the head of the man who keeps screaming for them to play Third Eye.
that was me
Oh ummm what's your address? Ha ha jk must've been a hell of a show.
THIRD EYE!!
Nah dude, that guy served as a great interlude.
must be a trump supporter