Tool Live Paris, France 2007. Full Concert. Remastered. August 25th, 2007 Rock en Seine Festival Paris Edited & remastered by ToolArchive. www.toolband.com
Adam is one of the most under appreciated guitarists in the world. When I discovered tool, completely changed the way I perceived the guitar and how I wrote
Don't know about underappreciated. When I started playing guitar I had bought a magazine that did a top 100 guitarists and Adam was like nr.10 and at the time didn't know who he was, looked him up and the rest is history.
If your not a fret board burner it’s hard to get widely noticed. The great songwriters and sound creators are taken for granted by the casual music fan. People like Adam are musician’s musicians or are appreciated by real music nuts.
Same here with Danny Carey. He’s what got me hooked on tool. Just the creativity in his drum lines. He’s become my main inspiration for how I write and play. Pure genius
This is so right, i cannot agree more. Was the same for me, but few years later, actually a few years ago, when my dad passed over. They almost saved me.
I don't know why I need them but I love them now after coming across them. And I think there's something I am supposed to understand from experiencing them. I don't know what it is, but I'll get it.
Ever since I started to listen to Tool I just don't enjoy other music all too much. I have found the best music I will ever hear in my life. It's done. The search is over.
It’s a really weird situation. I love all genres except new-age country. I’m talking all of the EDM sub-genres, all aspects of rock, rap, hardcore, metal, hip hop. But I don’t really want to listen to any thing else other than Tool. I never grow tired of it or want to listen to anything else. It’s frustrating, enlightening, and overwhelming at times.
Dude for real , I've been listening to nothing but tool since june/July, that's when my friend showed me them for the first time and holy fuck was it life changing. Their songs never get old they only get better and better the more you listen to them and watching them live like this just like makes me love their music and chemistry as a band by 100000000000000. TOOL is legit the greatest fucking band to come into existence. So fucking happy I'm alive to rock out to their music🤟🤟🤟
Progressive Metal. If you hear leprous they have a couple similar elements but they're not nearly as good as Tool. Of course Tool also has some psych elements so that's something to tag.
The chemistry here is amazing. I love how each of them has their own little sphere that they are playing in. Each separate from each other, but all tuned in on the same frequency. Each in their own world, and each member contributing so much to the sound.
So my girlfriend and I are listening to Rosetta Stoned for the first time and she says "I can't tell if I'm in africa or space". And as a TOOL fan that's the best shit I've ever heard to describe a song 😂😂
Every time I click on a Tool live concert video, I tell myself, "you just want to hear the sound, one song and get back to ozzy man reviews." One hour nineteen minutes and twenty seconds later... Tool is the shit!
Greatest band ever formed. They are so tight and so relevant right now, for a band that got together 30 years ago. I feel so lucky to be alive in the time of Tool and to have seen them live. I cannot even listen to other bands anymore, nothing compares to Tool.
Same man, I learned almost every riff, every technique that Adam Jones uses. I went as far as possible to get his tone, and I think I got pretty close. No other band has riffs as interesting and fun to play like Adam's.
Seen 20 Tool shows since 92.....their 96 and 2001 shows were the 2 best I've seen....but Tool have no bad songs...no bad albums and their worst shows are better than most other bands best shows. Brilliant band all around
I remember when Tool first emerged, and they have only gotten better over time. There is not a more intense live band anywhere. They are brilliant musicians, and leave most other bands in the dust. They're in a class of their own. PS Tool have never bothered getting a second guitarist. They have never needed one.
holy fuckin shit this video and audio are hands down the best I've ever seen on UA-cam. there is NO comparison. Tool Archive, you must have some deal with the band or something to put out such great vids. never compromise never stop posting. THANK YOU
ive seen a probably close to thousands of concerts mabe a little under that but a lot and tool live was the closest band to sounding like cd quality ever... video quality is obviously credidted to someone else but they sound so good live
Seen Tool 28 times. Saw them at the first Lollapalooza ever in Waterloo Village New Jersey when they weren't even announced on the ticket. From there it was Hammerstein Ballroom in NY, Fox Theater in Detroit and then to Pittsburgh. All and each of those shows cost $66.66 and each venue sat about 2,500 or less. Now tickets cost a small mortgage and the venues seat 16,000 plus. AND I DON'T FUCKING CARE. MY PEOPLE, HEAR ME OUT. YOU ARE ALIVE AND HAVE HEARD OR SEEN ONE OF THE BEST BANDS......EVER IN THE WORLD OF MUSIC. Think about that shit. Seriously. You are alive when TOOL is alive.
I really just didn't realize what highly professional musicians/vocalist TOOL has. These guys kill it every song. They are just as good live. Can't get over it. Seriously. I may have to drive down to Vegas in February. Lol. They are that good. They have songs that are 15 minutes long and you don't wanna miss a second of it. Crazy
Wow this might be the best live concert I've ever seen on UA-cam. The entire show is just unreal. The Rosetta Stoned performance is ABSOLUTELY REMARKABLE. Thanks for sharing so glad I got to start my Saturday with this performance.
The coolness and vibe of Maynard is off the charts, love watching his shadow move to the music!!!!... I have seen Tool about 7 times in my life since Undertow and I love them more the older we get. Only Pink Floyd hits more deeply in my soul than Tool!!! Thank you guys for the years of joy. Loved you guys since I was 16 years old!!!
When someone ask me what tool's sounds and is I tell them it's like the pink floyd in 70s and 80s and in the 90s they took care to continue this great music trip!
I just found tool. I had heard of them year's ago. Better late than never!!! I really like this band. I would have enjoyed them more if I were younger. It is what it is. ROCK ON TOOL 😎
Right TOOL, Alice in chains , and FLOYD are the only ones I feel that deeply in my soul. Well RAGE TOO, they are a hype feeling all of thier own. I still get the same feeling when I hear Rage now as I did when I first heard them, Tool too
I'll do my best here, here are the songs without the filler in between, it's been awhile so if someone wants to correct me regarding the songs in between I will edit! 00:12 Jambi 08:34 Stinkfist 16:27 46 & 2 24:34 Schism 32:34 Rosetta Stoned 47:52 Flood 57:27 Lateralus 1:11:44 Vicarious
Thank you! Ya know people like you should be treated with more respect, dedicating your time just to find the timestamps for other people listening. respect✊
Just wanted to say thank you. This is by far one of the better tool concerts you can find on yt. Nothing wrong with the other ones but I somehow end back on this one. They were hitting on all cylinders.
you can tell that justin Chancellor really loves every second of his band he always showed with body language now i cannot help to see him as Metal Rick Grimes
Now that Neil Peart has passed it safe to say Danny Carey is my favorite hard Rock drummer saw them for the first time 2019 sounded great just wish I had seen them years ago also
I know that sucks when ur not tall enough to see ,sadly I've only been to 4 concerts one was in council bluffs is I left at the beginning cuz my hubby was sick just after leaving lightning struck the stage n the whole thing was cancled my son was there he was bummed that was not this band tho there was a bunch of good ones ;heres a funny one I went to a Ted Nugent's concert ,yes I'm old when the door opened I got squeezed n pushed through all the way inside my feet weren't touching the ground later I realized I never even gave them my ticket it was the only thing I remember except my sisters boyfriend with a long ass coat he opened it up n had lines of pockets of just bout any drug u desired n different ways to have pot I just was 😁😲 hes dead now was always drunk an indian named claudia blackbird well it seems that was 11-7-75 dang I was 10 yrs old no wonder I was short lol back then Ted Nugent was the best
@@darkySp I was wondering about this. I was thinking something was going on in their in ears, because Maynard, Danny, and Justin all played the same thing.
Absolutely awesome. Thank you for uploading this to UA-cam. Your dead on...amazing sound and camera work. Best Tool concert video on the net!!😎 Thanks again!
This is one of if not the best video footage of Tool live! You did an outstanding job of viewing in on all them when they are shining. Most live videos of Tool either stay zoomed out too far to capture the whole band or zoomed in on Maynard or Danny the entire time. You balanced it out very well!
@timwins31 You're seriously over analyzing dude. Maynard uses the megaphone for vocal effect. It was originally used on Eulogy probably to signify someone preaching from a soapbox but that's it.
it's cool when you can be sitting here almost 30 years later, listening to this in the background, and still get the chills on the transition to the spiral.
Thanks for posting this one ! I will never forget that Flood moment, watching a sky full of stars above me and feeling as if I was at the center of the universe and... like a nail being hit by a giant hammer each time they hit these heavy isolated notes... Yeah, Tool is a hammer.
I want to thank the people who put these videos together. Looking for an official release of any of Tool's tours, I learned that they've never released a home video of any of their concerts, and have strict rules to prevent bootlegs and such. I wish there were better angles here, but it's an amazing capture in any case. Thanks. This is epic.
there are a rare few examples of this meme that are pretty witty, so i think they kinda fuel most of people's hype about it. it's usually a meme best used as a closer to something else, so i would agree that just saying the meme on its own is pretty stale. i like my memes Ｆ Ｒ Ｅ Ｓ Ｈ
''Flood'' has always been one of their best songs on the first record and it has a very Alice in Chains influence in the introductive part, and then it develops in a sort of prog-rock heavy metal theme. In this concert they have started to develop the Carey/Chancellor rhytm war machine more than before. I mean, in Lateralus there was a lot of Justin leading on the sound and the riffs, but here the rhytm section is more defined, more noisy, more intense than ever. I love this version of Tool. Been addicted on the first periods, on the first year since i have discovered them, so this is an absolute surprise to understand their evolution. The thing i can perceive is a very disilllusioned Maynard, very quiet and concentrated on his singing. Suppose this was the 10,000 DAYS tour, isn't it? So it was a deep spiritual searching period for him. This album is much more heavier than the others in some ways.
Went to see them in the early 90's just after the Opiate release. No one really even knew who they were back then. It was at a small venue in a bar in Detroit, MI. Got there late cause dude driving took a wrong turn. Once we finally got in they were just finishing up their last song-Jerk! It was SOO crowded I just remember seeing the top of Maynard's head as they finished up & walked off. It totally SUCKED, but a memory I'll never forget nonetheless.
I feel you. You can never see them enough. I'm hoping this covid nonsense ends soon so they can restart their tour. The Fear tour was so incredible and EPIC.
@@rubaidaallen2764 Yeah I saw four shows of that tour last year the first one starting on Halloween in Milwaukee. I could’ve easily went to the Indianapolis and Cincinnati shows but I figured I had more time....And then I missed out on the two shows in Illinois and Wisconsin this past June..
@@rubaidaallen2764 the worst is I even contemplated buying tickets for Spokane so I could see the show twice (it was the next closest location to me), but I decided against it. Spokane was one of the few shows that actually happened before the rest of the tour was called off. 😭😭
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Adam is one of the most under appreciated guitarists in the world. When I discovered tool, completely changed the way I perceived the guitar and how I wrote
Don't know about underappreciated. When I started playing guitar I had bought a magazine that did a top 100 guitarists and Adam was like nr.10 and at the time didn't know who he was, looked him up and the rest is history.
If your not a fret board burner it’s hard to get widely noticed. The great songwriters and sound creators are taken for granted by the casual music fan. People like Adam are musician’s musicians or are appreciated by real music nuts.
Same here with Danny Carey. He’s what got me hooked on tool. Just the creativity in his drum lines. He’s become my main inspiration for how I write and play. Pure genius
The lead guitar doesn't have to be the lead. The drums and bass lead this music. I love it. Best drummer in the world imo
@@AlexMullerSA Appreciated by people who know a lot about music, but not appreciated that much in general like so many other quality musicians
I have been listening to Tool since I was 12 and I’m 39 now. I believe they come into your life when you need them.
Absolutely! They were right on time for me! Can't stop listening! Soul bending! Love it!
This is so right, i cannot agree more. Was the same for me, but few years later, actually a few years ago, when my dad passed over. They almost saved me.
Absolutely true :)
I don't know why I need them but I love them now after coming across them. And I think there's something I am supposed to understand from experiencing them. I don't know what it is, but I'll get it.
@Curtis Muyumbui it took me ~2 years to get from them what I was supposed to. For me it was overcoming ego and getting in tune with my spirituality
this is the only band that has ever made me feel like i have wasted my time not listening to them earlier in life
Totally agree . Danny Carey is awsome :P
oh, man ... totally true ... for me too...
i got TOOL early, it was QOTSA i slept on for too long.
Me too, buddy, but better late than never.
@@graymain They're all awesome. I don't think there's anyone in this band that is riding coat tails.
0:00 - Jambi
8:10 - Stinkfist
15:20 - Forty Six & 2
24:30 - Schism
32:40 - Rosetta Stoned
48:00 - Flood
57:34 - Lateralus
1:11:44 - Vica
🌌😅😙😅😙😅😁🌌 INDEED BROTHER INDEED ! ES-HOLMS !
💓💓💓💓
Thank you
If I was on acid
They kick ass
@@davidpreston3562 Tool is why I don't need acid anymore lol
Ever since I started to listen to Tool I just don't enjoy other music all too much. I have found the best music I will ever hear in my life. It's done. The search is over.
Facts
It’s a really weird situation. I love all genres except new-age country. I’m talking all of the EDM sub-genres, all aspects of rock, rap, hardcore, metal, hip hop. But I don’t really want to listen to any thing else other than Tool. I never grow tired of it or want to listen to anything else. It’s frustrating, enlightening, and overwhelming at times.
Bro. This is so damn true its not even funny. They make every other band seem to mundane and pitiful.
I'm blown away by their brilliance!
If you want to ruin other music even further check out opeth. Peak musicianship
The cool thing about Tool is that you can listen to 10 years old concerts without worrying that there werent all the songs in their song pool
The cool thing about Tool is everything about Tool
Billy The Flid lol yeah
True, but the more accurate statement is that everything about them when listening to any decent recording of any concert, is cool and then some.
here you can listen them 15 years ago... ^^
ua-cam.com/video/fScQo9jA9VI/v-deo.html
@@seelenwinter6662 1992- 27 long years ago- But it is great to share this material, so TOOL can continue to live on- Peace
When it's a full length concert but only 8 songs. Gotta love tool lol
T-Bone The Wizard get a job
Sandor Clegane I was thinking the same. They need 2 hour shows. I'll gladly pay double if they were up for it haha
Try Transatlantic- they did a three hour show with 4 songs
humphiebaba now that sounds like a sick show lmao
This footage is missing three songs from the set
-=+=- SETLIST -=+=-
0:00 - Jambi
8:10 - Stinkfist
15:20 - Forty Six & 2
24:30 - Schism
32:40 - Rosetta Stoned
48:00 - Flood
57:34 - Lateralus
1:11:44 - Vicarious
Its correct but the 45:00 is the beginning of flood.
@@shrimpe2876 This live version kickass
@@shrimpe2876 ah alright. Im not the most familiar with it and it was really late and i was tired lmao my bad
@@shrimpe2876 thank you for the correction btw, ill fix that :)
@@shrimpe2876 sry but 48:00 is the beginning of Flood.
I can listen Tool music 24 hours and ı never feel tired off .
Aynen abi
Dude for real , I've been listening to nothing but tool since june/July, that's when my friend showed me them for the first time and holy fuck was it life changing. Their songs never get old they only get better and better the more you listen to them and watching them live like this just like makes me love their music and chemistry as a band by 100000000000000. TOOL is legit the greatest fucking band to come into existence. So fucking happy I'm alive to rock out to their music🤟🤟🤟
@@diegovalerio354 Shiiiiine on forever, shine on benevolent son! The ever growing army is glad to have you. Bless this Community. ;)
10 senedir sürekli dinlediğim bir grup + 1 aydır aralıksız tüm live videolarını, konserlerini yaladım yuttum.Bambaşka bir mevzu ya
@@diegovalerio354 Amen
Tool isn't in a genre...it is a genre.
For real
Progressive Metal. If you hear leprous they have a couple similar elements but they're not nearly as good as Tool. Of course Tool also has some psych elements so that's something to tag.
@@DukeofItaly I call them Progressive Art Munge
The chemistry here is amazing. I love how each of them has their own little sphere that they are playing in. Each separate from each other, but all tuned in on the same frequency. Each in their own world, and each member contributing so much to the sound.
That's how the grateful dead are. I love when bands do that. Like there all individually playing their own song but yet it's the same song
Yep usuallly any songs parts play the same pitches or frequencies. Otherwise it doesn't sound "in tune".
Fucken ey
Sphere?
Eh, I'd say Danny Carey is at least 50% of Tool tbh, especially live.
Wow Flood live. Goosebumps, very rare. Highly underrated gem from Undertow.
Dude same here. This is the first time I've really listened to Flood and I am blown away.
Only thing is MJK didn't sing the best part: IN THE WATERRRRRRRRRRRRR :(
Damn, not filming Danny during the 46&2 solo should be a crime.
They didn't film Justin during his solo in Jambi either. Whoever filmed this missed most of the best parts from each member
Saw Tool live for the first time yesterday, I’m still amazed at how good they are
cant wait for jan. will be my first...
Four musical geniuses.
They make you feel like you found something special, it's hard to ignore the smarts behind this music, a strange but epic gripping of the Soul
So my girlfriend and I are listening to Rosetta Stoned for the first time and she says "I can't tell if I'm in africa or space". And as a TOOL fan that's the best shit I've ever heard to describe a song 😂😂
That is badass! So true
Hahaha, nice
Couple tabs, Fear Inoculum front to back on release day, holy shit.
Perfect
I feel the same way about Right In Two. Underrated song IMO. A fan made a video of it that you can find and it's amazing.
Every time I click on a Tool live concert video, I tell myself, "you just want to hear the sound, one song and get back to ozzy man reviews." One hour nineteen minutes and twenty seconds later... Tool is the shit!
U got that🤘🤘😭😍
I love how he shows Maynard dancing during all the best drum parts
The world is better with tool
Greatest band ever formed. They are so tight and so relevant right now, for a band that got together 30 years ago. I feel so lucky to be alive in the time of Tool and to have seen them live. I cannot even listen to other bands anymore, nothing compares to Tool.
I agree 💯
Same man, I learned almost every riff, every technique that Adam Jones uses. I went as far as possible to get his tone, and I think I got pretty close. No other band has riffs as interesting and fun to play like Adam's.
@@charzz2399how have you achieved his tone?
How can anyone dislike this video? I just witnessed Greatness and spiraled out to another dimension....can any other band do that?
cringe
@@ThurstonWatt Whatever, you're just SomeJerkOff
None yet!
Seen 20 Tool shows since 92.....their 96 and 2001 shows were the 2 best I've seen....but Tool have no bad songs...no bad albums and their worst shows are better than most other bands best shows. Brilliant band all around
Saw them back to back nights at MSG in 01. Still the best shows I’ve seen in my life.
i wish i was you
Ur lucky u know I believe u
I hadn't seen Rosetta Stoned performed live until this video and...holy SHIT...this has to be one of my favorite live performances by Tool.
I could only dream
I could listen to the section at 34:52 on repeat
how do they remember this song
I remember when Tool first emerged, and they have only gotten better over time. There is not a more intense live band anywhere. They are brilliant musicians, and leave most other bands in the dust. They're in a class of their own.
PS Tool have never bothered getting a second guitarist. They have never needed one.
unfortunatly for Paul....he wanted to be second....Adam said NOPE....see ya
Danny Careys drumming is otherworldly.
He is the God of Percussion on-stage ....and he seems to be a nice person in is life off-stage....
@@anthonyrestivo4876 neil peart aswell
Best!!!!;? I vote yes
They don't call him the Octopus for nothing🤘
Danny Carey es marciano
other music becomes so fucking obsolete when you find TOOL
So true! All other music is now ruined 😭🤘
holy fuckin shit this video and audio are hands down the best I've ever seen on UA-cam. there is NO comparison. Tool Archive, you must have some deal with the band or something to put out such great vids. never compromise never stop posting. THANK YOU
Yep. This one is really good
Some say this IS Tool's real youtube.
the audio could be better
I hate to brag, but I've seen TOOL live 27 times, and counting. This video is the closest I've seen to perfect
ive seen a probably close to thousands of concerts mabe a little under that but a lot and tool live was the closest band to sounding like cd quality ever... video quality is obviously credidted to someone else but they sound so good live
That Rosetta Stoned was fucking incredible.
Felt like i was in outer space
0:16 Maynard dabbing almost 10 years before it was cool.
Lewis Griffiths it’s never cool unless it’s Maynard
He'd have to be looking down into his right elbow, in order for it to be a "dab". And I'm sorry I know this lol!
@@Itsunclegabby yeah, he was doing more of the "Arnold pose," or the bodybuilder pose
Waiting to see footage of Maynard hitting the whoa in the 90s
You never knew? Maynard is actually from the future. Best kept secret
The way they change their songs live is amazing. That drumming in Schism blows my mind.
danny tom rolls are outlandish
Still might be one of the best performances of Jambi EVER. God damn Maynard sounds amazing and Adam killed the solo.
Me: slam my hands down on a table saying SHIT THIS IS AWESOME PLAYING MUSIC
This Rosetta Stoned performance is fuckin perfect.
And the way Maynard ends it, like a boss
I love his screams in that one. Its rare these days
Rosetta stoned from Min 38:49 blow my mind away!
The squeaky 'holy fucking shit' made me giggle a little.
He is a boss
Seen Tool 28 times. Saw them at the first Lollapalooza ever in Waterloo Village New Jersey when they weren't even announced on the ticket. From there it was Hammerstein Ballroom in NY, Fox Theater in Detroit and then to Pittsburgh. All and each of those shows cost $66.66 and each venue sat about 2,500 or less. Now tickets cost a small mortgage and the venues seat 16,000 plus. AND I DON'T FUCKING CARE. MY PEOPLE, HEAR ME OUT. YOU ARE ALIVE AND HAVE HEARD OR SEEN ONE OF THE BEST BANDS......EVER IN THE WORLD OF MUSIC. Think about that shit. Seriously. You are alive when TOOL is alive.
lol
How come u dont have more 👍👍
Tool is the best live show in this history of any musical act ever
I really just didn't realize what highly professional musicians/vocalist TOOL has. These guys kill it every song. They are just as good live. Can't get over it. Seriously. I may have to drive down to Vegas in February. Lol. They are that good. They have songs that are 15 minutes long and you don't wanna miss a second of it. Crazy
Good pair of headphones and your there.
The way the guy is filming it gives it a Nine Inch Nails aesthetic. Really cool.
Amazing epic concert. The first concert that see opening with Jambi.
Always tool.
My world is better with this band.
I was in that concert, it was really incredible, I will never forget it, nice to have remembered it again in detail, thanks for uploading it
Pedro from Paris, lol!!!
That prolonged interlude in Lateralus is the most amazing thing in music history ever.
indeed....blew me away....i thought i was floating out in space somewhere
Wow this might be the best live concert I've ever seen on UA-cam. The entire show is just unreal. The Rosetta Stoned performance is ABSOLUTELY REMARKABLE. Thanks for sharing so glad I got to start my Saturday with this performance.
The coolness and vibe of Maynard is off the charts, love watching his shadow move to the music!!!!... I have seen Tool about 7 times in my life since Undertow and I love them more the older we get. Only Pink Floyd hits more deeply in my soul than Tool!!! Thank you guys for the years of joy. Loved you guys since I was 16 years old!!!
Sorry to say this but this puts pink floyd to to rest pink floyd🖐 tool🤑👍🤘🤘😭
When someone ask me what tool's sounds and is I tell them it's like the pink floyd in 70s and 80s and in the 90s they took care to continue this great music trip!
I just found tool. I had heard of them year's ago. Better late than never!!! I really like this band. I would have enjoyed them more if I were younger. It is what it is. ROCK ON TOOL 😎
Right TOOL, Alice in chains , and FLOYD are the only ones I feel that deeply in my soul. Well RAGE TOO, they are a hype feeling all of thier own. I still get the same feeling when I hear Rage now as I did when I first heard them, Tool too
That extra part in Schism is so good!
Giannis AntetoGOATmpo also in stink fist as well
Love tool or hate tool you can never call them sellouts cuz they've always kept their Style of music
Dat Detroit Dude Listen to Hooker with a penis.
Yea n who could hate them probly some kid that likes all that weird techno so called stuff
1:01:51 Nice save...
It really was!
How did you catch that?
@ has to be a guitar player lol
@@s_shaddows.4939 should had guessed
Adam felt like playing some light jazz for a second there
These are the tightest band that have ever existed
I'll do my best here, here are the songs without the filler in between, it's been awhile so if someone wants to correct me regarding the songs in between I will edit!
00:12 Jambi
08:34 Stinkfist
16:27 46 & 2
24:34 Schism
32:34 Rosetta Stoned
47:52 Flood
57:27 Lateralus
1:11:44 Vicarious
Thank you!
Ya know people like you should be treated with more respect,
dedicating your time just to find the timestamps for other people listening.
respect✊
Absolutely brilliant. Thank you so much 🙏❤
Just wanted to say thank you. This is by far one of the better tool concerts you can find on yt. Nothing wrong with the other ones but I somehow end back on this one. They were hitting on all cylinders.
Where’s the guy with the set list comment 😂
I have posted the setlist. Sort by new to find it. I posted it a few days ago
Thanks for sharing this.
Awesome quality, great show and no ads. 👍
Adam Jones is flippin awesome! They all are but I've always really loved his playing.
Great audio quality! Danny's rhythm in that middle part of Rosetta Stoned never ceases to amaze me.
I love how during Danny's drum solo at 1:02:40 Maynard just stands there swaying and watching like he's at a Danny Carey concert.
Even Adam
you can tell that justin Chancellor really loves every second of his band
he always showed with body language
now i cannot help to see him as Metal Rick Grimes
Justin luvs da air hamping...
Now that Neil Peart has passed it safe to say Danny Carey is my favorite hard Rock drummer saw them for the first time 2019 sounded great just wish I had seen them years ago also
I was there but I'm not tall and couldn't see anything among the crowd. Good to finally put pictures to the memory.
I know that sucks when ur not tall enough to see ,sadly I've only been to 4 concerts one was in council bluffs is I left at the beginning cuz my hubby was sick just after leaving lightning struck the stage n the whole thing was cancled my son was there he was bummed that was not this band tho there was a bunch of good ones ;heres a funny one I went to a Ted Nugent's concert ,yes I'm old when the door opened I got squeezed n pushed through all the way inside my feet weren't touching the ground later I realized I never even gave them my ticket it was the only thing I remember except my sisters boyfriend with a long ass coat he opened it up n had lines of pockets of just bout any drug u desired n different ways to have pot I just was 😁😲 hes dead now was always drunk an indian named claudia blackbird well it seems that was 11-7-75 dang I was 10 yrs old no wonder I was short lol back then Ted Nugent was the best
Justin Chancellor. Danny Carrey. Goodness gracious what a rhythm section. They are on point
Always!!
Well, they did make a major fuckup at 43:36, but they saved it perfectly on the next beat.
Rosetta Stoned is fucking hard, man. On every instrument.
That is the understatement of the century I salute you for pointing it out though my friend
@@darkySp I was wondering about this. I was thinking something was going on in their in ears, because Maynard, Danny, and Justin all played the same thing.
Best in the biz right there!
Adam is a beast with that synth.
Goddammit. How could a 20 year old song be heard over 100,000 times still be so amazing.
Greatest band ever
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Absolutely awesome. Thank you for uploading this to UA-cam. Your dead on...amazing sound and camera work. Best Tool concert video on the net!!😎 Thanks again!
Tool Archive i am so happy you're back!!! xoxox
I love your video so much! Zooming in and out at all the right times! Thank you!
Its so refreshing to hear a band that doesn't butcher the living hell out of their own music when they go live.
Yea and Rammstein too
Oh shit, MJK was wearing a Puscifer jacket. That's so cool.
Thank you for this. Four amazing musicians perfectly in sync. Saw them in San Francisco on this tour.
Thank you for posting this, you and this band are the best!!!
God, the hats in this recording!!! 🎧Especially in Flood and Lateralus... CrispAF 😍 BEAUTIFUL!
Lateralus was absolutely phenomenal!!! Especially with Danny’s drum solo towards the end, also Adams improv during the guitar solo’s was perfect. 💯🙏
Tool. Thank you for the Jams!
With all due respect to all bands here,now,then, future. You will never come close!!
another mind blowing eargazm .... thank you!
This is one of if not the best video footage of Tool live! You did an outstanding job of viewing in on all them when they are shining. Most live videos of Tool either stay zoomed out too far to capture the whole band or zoomed in on Maynard or Danny the entire time. You balanced it out very well!
man they were so on par like they wanted to bring their absolute best..how beautiful..thank you so much tool archive
Thanks a lot for uploading such a jewel!!! Amazing audio e great camera position. Hugs
Listening to tool feels like you are in outer space 😌 they are the best
you should try medicine.
I usually don't mind when Maynard uses the megaphone, but Vicarious sounds way better without it.
batmankixass I DONT MIIIIIIINNNNNNDDDD
timwins31 - This is highly intriguing. How did you come to that conclusion on the voices?
@kalle kanin agreed lmao
@kalle kanin truth
@timwins31 You're seriously over analyzing dude. Maynard uses the megaphone for vocal effect. It was originally used on Eulogy probably to signify someone preaching from a soapbox but that's it.
it's cool when you can be sitting here almost 30 years later, listening to this in the background, and still get the chills on the transition to the spiral.
F'ing Rosetta stoned is so dang dope!
Thanks for posting this one ! I will never forget that Flood moment, watching a sky full of stars above me and feeling as if I was at the center of the universe and... like a nail being hit by a giant hammer each time they hit these heavy isolated notes... Yeah, Tool is a hammer.
You don't have to at a Tool concert... ;)
no, pink floyd is the hammer. come on everyboby knows the wall symbol was two hammers
Tool and MJK always sound good, but damn they sound exceptional here. Thanks for the upload.
I was there, it was a really good day, thanks for uploading this
I want to thank the people who put these videos together. Looking for an official release of any of Tool's tours, I learned that they've never released a home video of any of their concerts, and have strict rules to prevent bootlegs and such. I wish there were better angles here, but it's an amazing capture in any case. Thanks. This is epic.
Maynard: "What in disposition"
BRB GOTTA GO MAKE A MEME
The Unwanted Scrub Link please.
Girzz what is funny about this meme? Does anyone else know what i mean? I barely chuckled at the original, but this shit is considered funny nowadays?
there are a rare few examples of this meme that are pretty witty, so i think they kinda fuel most of people's hype about it. it's usually a meme best used as a closer to something else, so i would agree that just saying the meme on its own is pretty stale. i like my memes Ｆ Ｒ Ｅ Ｓ Ｈ
Girzz time stamp???
I love how how adam jones is so chill!
always
Great sound on this one thank you! Best version of Flood I've heard wish they'd put out another Salival type album with this on it.
THANK YOU!!
Greatest band of all time,,,,, explosive...
GOD DAMN RIGHT
I can listen this concert all my life
Great upload this. Can never get enough of tool live, hard to get decent audio though and can't get to enough shows!
Great Job Remastering.
''Flood'' has always been one of their best songs on the first record and it has a very Alice in Chains influence in the introductive part, and then it develops in a sort of prog-rock heavy metal theme.
In this concert they have started to develop the Carey/Chancellor rhytm war machine more than before.
I mean, in Lateralus there was a lot of Justin leading on the sound and the riffs, but here the rhytm section is more defined, more noisy, more intense than ever.
I love this version of Tool.
Been addicted on the first periods, on the first year since i have discovered them, so this is an absolute surprise to understand their evolution. The thing i can perceive is a very disilllusioned Maynard, very quiet and concentrated on his singing. Suppose this was the 10,000 DAYS tour, isn't it? So it was a deep spiritual searching period for him. This album is much more heavier than the others in some ways.
Seeing Adam Jones rock that talkbox is amazing
the quality is top notch. Good job! BTW I'm going to see APC play live at the Hollywood bowl in may. First time I'll experience APC live!
It's amazing how far they've all evolved their craft since Opiate.
Went to see them in the early 90's just after the Opiate release. No one really even knew who they were back then. It was at a small venue in a bar in Detroit, MI. Got there late cause dude driving took a wrong turn.
Once we finally got in they were just finishing up their last song-Jerk! It was SOO crowded I just remember seeing the top of Maynard's head as they finished up & walked off. It totally SUCKED, but a memory I'll never forget nonetheless.
Possibly my biggest regret in life is only seeing them live 14 times.
I feel you. You can never see them enough. I'm hoping this covid nonsense ends soon so they can restart their tour. The Fear tour was so incredible and EPIC.
@@rubaidaallen2764 Yeah I saw four shows of that tour last year the first one starting on Halloween in Milwaukee. I could’ve easily went to the Indianapolis and Cincinnati shows but I figured I had more time....And then I missed out on the two shows in Illinois and Wisconsin this past June..
This year was supposed to be my 4th Tool show 😭
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Crying over here too. I had VIP tix for a second show and covid happened. Horrible. Hoping for a better 2021-22 🤘🤘
@@rubaidaallen2764 the worst is I even contemplated buying tickets for Spokane so I could see the show twice (it was the next closest location to me), but I decided against it. Spokane was one of the few shows that actually happened before the rest of the tour was called off. 😭😭
my favorite band of all time, you all are amazing people, thank you for the work you have done
can't imagine the hours you all spent becoming as wonderful as you are. I thank god though, truly appreciate your time here with me. I'm so blessed.
This is how all concerts should be!! Just the genius of there jams 🎸