The only runner up it should've had would be Pneuma lol. Some people don't like the new album. I loved it. At first I was torn then I listened to it a 2nd time God damn they killed it
I have to say as a drummer... Danny's drumming on this album which has always been outstanding reached a new level of limb independence. That's amazing considering that these guys aren't youngsters any more. He will surely be a part of the legendary club of drummers like Neil Pert, Vinnie Colaiuta, Etc... Just gets better with age!!
Infinite Paths I feel the performance he gives on the whole album only comes with decades of playing and training. You’d be a prodigy to play like that at a young age lol.
Yeah...this song is known for the guitar, but the DRUMMING is equally amazing, and Justin Chancellor is almost always forgotten, but he's an amazing, consistent MACHINE on the bass.
Chancellor's like that one dude in every social gathering who doesn't speak much. But when he talks, you LISTEN, and his words are memorable. Chancellor's ability to switch from consistent rhythm to memorable lead always amazes me. But he is so underrated (relatively speaking) that a complete tool like myself will often confuse his parts for Adam's e.g that insane bass solo in Invincible or in Vicarious.
Um Justin is never forgotten lol so much of Tools music is precession first and Justin's Bass is front and center. Adam accentuates it all and MJK tells the story. Not one of them is ever underutilized and that is what makes Tool so amazing to me because no other band is like em
@@ashleygoggs5679 I thought the opposite, I was disappointed by the lack of emphasis on bass in the last album. It was mostly Adam's album. 10k Days was Justin's album.
This song is in 21 or 5-5-5-6. Once you latch on to the crazy time signature it will take you places. Been listening to this album nonstop since August.
In my opinion this is by far the weakest tool album, all the songs sound the same to me except for this one. Tempest is the only song I really like on the entire album.
I rank it number 3. I liked the more matured sound and arrangements of the songs and I think this is Danny Carey at the best he's ever been. Of course, 7empest is the highlight, though Pneuma and Descending I think are also fantastic tracks. Invincible and Fear Inoculum are solid tracks too but not as good as the previous three mentioned. Culling Voices for some reason I really enjoy despite hearing that people refer to it as the weakest of the main six songs. My list; #1; Lateralus #2; Ænima #3; Fear Inoculum #4; 10,000 Days #5; Undertow #6; Opiate 2 and 4 keep switching around but I feel Fear Inoculum lands perfectly at #3.
I think it's more of a grower than most Tool albums... and i think the long wait meant some Tool fan's taste changed, so they weren't inclined/able to give it the necessary listens to let the album sink in. Especially since many of us have aged from single college students to married with kids since the last album. and the opportunities to really listen to an album are few and farther between.
The more I listen to the album the more I think it is their most consistent and (perhaps) most accomplished. It's hard to recreate that love at first hearing feeling I had with Aenima but this feels like a more matured and deep love! 😁
Finally saw these guys live when they came here to Australia, been waiting my entire adult life, bucket list one ticked off. It was the first show they played this live for the tour I believe, was an epic night!
the drumming is omg.... ADAM JONES : hold my beer danny 🍺 justin : what time signature you want adam? adam: multiply the first three fibonacci sequence mjk : can you do this beat danny ? Danny : cool.....🤤
As a bass player and sometimes a guitar player I’m concerned in how they are able remember all of the rhythm changes as well as the notes etc, plus the live factor, it is incredible to be able to pull this off
Not a Les Paul guy, but damn! Listening to Adam always makes me want a silverburst-custom. Tool really does make you re-evaluate everything, Thanks from Ct.
@Dexy Chan , Not loyal to a brand,play a Schecter most days, but just for fun,I like to repair and mod, old abused instruments, Gibson's corp,image is my main gripe along with q&c.Thanks for asking "PLAY THROUGH" !
@Dexy Chan ,No better time than now! Any guitar will take you there,A good one,maybe easier.But anything if you want it, will work,there are so many resources now you can make a great guitar from parts! Its a rabbit hole you wont want to leave! Enjoy the journey-peace-ferretfret in Ct.
@Dexy Chan , I've had 1 harley benton in my hands, a friends fusion2, great guitar 4 $!!! It looks like Thomann is shipping again, so you would'nt have to leave home! Go 4 it,if your like us here in the northeast you've got a lot of time to practice! peace.
You don’t need a silver burst custom. The color does nothing. Just get a les Paul and add the pickups he uses. Get a decent amp. Get some good pedals. You can get close to his tone. I’m almost there with an Epi Les Paul and Vox AC15C1.
Even as a tool fan for over 20 years it took me 6 or 7 listens through to really appreciate the album. All Tool albums work that way. The album(CD version) is a masterpiece.
@@waynedome5469 Sometime a band can change a song for the better or add something unique to it. Johnny Cash - Hurt for example. I personally enjoy listening to Tool - No Quarter WAY more than the original. Give them both a listen and see for yourself if you don't think the same :)
Vin, appreciate your take on the Fear Inoculum album - figured this would be the song you would like most as it is the most metal of the bunch. The band had been 'maturing' for a long time, and an additional 13 years between albums added to that (Danny Carey is now 58 ! and Maynard no longer can scream like used to). Reflects in their sound and style, but to me this is still the best sounding album I've heard by anyone in a long time - Pneuma, this track & Descending are exceptional. Definitely need to be willing to put in the time with it, and of course, like anything, not for everyone. What I find interesting is that the Tool fans who are most critical of it are generally the ones who want the raw, heavier, angrier sound from the past - some AEnima, but even more so back to Undertow & Opiate. But on this channel, you haven't really done much from those (nothing from Opiate & only Sober / Undertow from that one if I'm correct) - perhaps you could dive in there & may find it more to be the Tool style of your liking (Bottom perhaps as a start ?)
Exactly! The people who are disappointed in this album tend to be younger metal fans who want the Tool of AEnima, with all it's youthful energy and angst. That Tool no longer exists - they have grown up. This is a more mature, more musically sophisticated Tool. This is the album where Adam, Danny and Justin get to come into their own as incredible musicians and creators. Past albums were more about Maynard's brilliantly creative and esoteric lyrics and his intense energy. This album is where his fellow bandmates really get to shine, with more heavy prog elements. As an older fan, I think this album is absolutely brilliant.
I think by saying Tempest, he is referring to his intemperance during his youth or younger self, that dominated his music and lyrics throughout the early days of Tool and APC ect. He's saying a 'Tempest' must be true to his nature, doubt isn't an option. I think he's grown a lot, 'think' he HAS grown a lot through the years spiritually and i believe what he's saying is he no longer has the same sort of view's he once held and is trying in some way to atone for the damage he feels he may have caused through the angered and drug/alcohol damaged years. But by being that 'Tempest' that raging storm of emotion he's attracted a different type of following almost cult like, who want to hear or see that same rage or anger, so in their eye's, a Tempest cannot doubt himself. He has to be just that. Or maybe it's not even rage or anger, maybe he's speaking to all of it. Maybe he's growing weary of doing the 'Tool' thing, or music in general. Invincible does talk about growing older and such, so maybe he's telling all of us that he no longer feels the way his previous self felt, i dunno i go back and forth with myself in my head with what i'm typing and as i'm typing so i could go on and on and on about different view's and opinions about the matter; however, i will end it here. Thank you to anyone who reads this lol.
This song has a lot from the Undertow-Ænima era. You should react to the Undertow album. Top tracks are Bottom and Swamp Song. Crawl Away is a gem too.
@@cammyscomet504 are you a kid ? Hope for you...but i was 36 in 1993 and i can tell ya i was much more weird than today...and i think it's the same for the band...not a matter of age,it's more about maturity...this song it's for Trump, but in a so wide suite they cannot go on screaming " Motherfucker " for a quarter hour...
Respect your opinion...but It' s really unbelievable you could think 25 years after a band playing PROGRESSIVE METAL goes on playing tha same way ...don't ya realized they are playing live that old songs far away from original tracks ?
roberto sozzi well, I was born in 93 so that gives you context lol. I totally understand where you’re coming from. Their weird days are probably over. I do enjoy this album for what it is though and respect the maturity. Thank you for your insight. Cheers
LOL Vin your pulse is on the right heartbeat! Tucker and Jimmy Dore. Also Krystal and Saagar on The Hill's Rising. All I need to listen to right there.
The parent/child comparison to the government is weird because the intended role of the government is completely inversed. We pay the government to act on our behalf by way of taxation, so it wouldn't be like a parent lying to its child - it would be like an employee lying to their employer and not getting reprimanded. We are the parent to the government, and when politicians lie it is the child lying to the parent. Everyone in office deserves a spanking. AJJ - Big Bird
queensryche has an amazing singer and lead guitarist... they were the hard rock pink floyd of the 80s and early 90s... they also started the seattle hard rock movement that gave us queensryche, pearl jam, alice in chains, rage against the machine, dream theatre, nirvana and soundgarden... and queensryche was my favorite band from 1984-1995 “until tool was”.. RYCHE-N-ROLL .. i had that shirt... i got it at a Suicidal Tendancies/Queensryche concert at “THE PIT” in Portsmouth Va “next to va beach”... i was in the military and had just came back from the gulf war
You guys have gone through so much Tool; I respect anyone's experience with any particular music but how do ya'll not feel this new album? It's the refined version of everything they've ever done. Not being a smartass or troll, just genuinely confused about how you can enjoy their catalog as much as you guys have and not appreciate this experience in that purview.
😂😂 you can tell where the predominant instrument or what instrument Vin is listening too is placed in the mix, by his eyes and head bob. It’s awesome guys. To see you both into it. Keep it up.
To me this is their best of the long songs out of It, third eye and Rosetta. Masterpiece. And Descending is the best on the album a top 5 song of theirs for me. Pneuma is greeat, FI, Invincible both also really good.
Such a great song that when I listen to it on full blast so does all of New Zealand 🇳🇿 so glad I got to hear it played live before all this COVID 19 shit hit the fan
When you make it back around to Sabbath,try Into The Void,Tony is tearing that guitar apart,one of the best Riff's in Metal,and of course Everyone else are on point,and lyrics!!!
Excellent song choice... Tricky deed, there, Vin. You started by stating you weren't going left, then took a 45 degree counterclockwise turn. Political man!!! Hehehe
I dont like comparing this album to other Tool albums. It is a great work of art, but it is totally different. I hated it on first listen! Tempest and Pneuma are one of my favorite Tool songs now. It is all about detail - Tempest sounds Rushy and King Crimsony as hell - the intro for example! How many subtle musical changes are there in the rhytms! Invincible is great too - it is a medieval song inspired by traditioonal European music - in those guitar riffs, there are flutes and strings. It is an adaptation of troubadour song in our times. So.... good for them, good that they are always changing and evolving, not playing the same music for decades. I hope the next album will be different and diffucult to adjust to as well. :)
This stranger would love to see you experience the cover of No Quarter - Tool. Originally from the legendary Led Zeppelin. Perhaps soon rather than later plz, thx, bye.🤘
Very interesting! Unlike you guys, 7empest was the song I struggled with the most on this album. I more quickly fell in love with basically all other tracks on the album. I wish I had more friends I could discuss these things with =) Thank you for a great vid! Love from Sweden
Tool has never sounded more like Rush than on this tune. Without sounding anything like them at all, the instrumentation, the guitar the drums the bass, all soloing at the same time yet blending together seamlessly, is a testament to their talent of time signatures, changing tempos and production values. Did I mention the lyrics? WHOA just WHOA.
Very good Reaction, the Kind of Content I subscribed for. :) (It was Rosetta Stoned tht I saw first on your -channel -- Instant-Subscribe.) And yes, I'd also give it a Thumbs up if the Rating had been lower. ;) In Terms of Audio, the funny Thing about The 7empest is that it sounds a Bit more like their first Records, before Ænima, but newer -- that is basically the more "metal" Aspect which you have noticed. When I first heard the Song, I immediately thought to myself "huh, is this about Trump??" -- though I thought the "Tempest" was also referring to the Person in the Song (i.e. supposedly Trump)... chaotic, wild, potentially destructive, and yet a Symbol of Power and Might, but it needs to be kept at Bay so that Tempest won't wreak Havoc... maybe like Trump on Twitter, or maybe like the Corona-Virus or other Kinds of Disasters, or maybe the Line is blurry. Anyway, good Reaction, Thumbs up! :)
FINALLY!! So happy that you did this song... but not happy that it turned into a political/history rant... I think the song had a different meaning IMO but with your reaction to Pneuma and this song I think you made up for your dissatisfied reaction to Invincible...musically this song is insane and an absolute masterpiece!!!
I love seeing Papa in the background...TOOL and Ghost are two very different bands that are two of my top 5 of all time. LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!! FUCKKKK HERE WE GO AGAIN
Alot of people are annoyed because Maynard never screamed on the album. The summer says they are out of thier old contract now and would like to make new songs. Maybe we can get some hard screams from Maynard one day if his lungs heal from covid. Side note, I don't think Maynard is talking about Trump. His lyrics usually have two or three meanings in some cases.
![TOOL - Disposition, Reflection, Triad [REUPLOAD]](/img/n.gif)
This song won the Grammy for Best Metal Performance
30 year tool fan, fact I did not know🤙
The only runner up it should've had would be Pneuma lol. Some people don't like the new album. I loved it. At first I was torn then I listened to it a 2nd time God damn they killed it
Fuck yeah it did. If I’m being honest though, I say personally I prefer Pneuma. 🤷♂️ either way, both stellar tracks!
Invincible is the best imo
Seriously! I gave up on Grammys 20yrs ago! So happy to hear that
Danny Carey's Pneuma drum cam is a must-watch
Upload more tool song reaction compilations please. :)
Man With Two Eyes yes
@@aryankshatriya8833 "stay tuned"
-Papa John
Hell yeah! The man is an octopus 🐙
Yes sir
Fear Inoculum is such a great album. Bass, drums, riffs, vocals, lyrics...all come together to create an impressive record.
Album's been out for like 6 months already and I still listen to it at least once a day. Absolutely beautiful and amazing.
@@SN4K3P1T000 is it as good as some of their oldies? I haven't heard the new album yet.
I have to say as a drummer... Danny's drumming on this album which has always been outstanding reached a new level of limb independence. That's amazing considering that these guys aren't youngsters any more. He will surely be a part of the legendary club of drummers like Neil Pert, Vinnie Colaiuta, Etc... Just gets better with age!!
Infinite Paths I feel the performance he gives on the whole album only comes with decades of playing and training. You’d be a prodigy to play like that at a young age lol.
He’s a living legend
Gavin Harrison too!
Yeah...this song is known for the guitar, but the DRUMMING is equally amazing, and Justin Chancellor is almost always forgotten, but he's an amazing, consistent MACHINE on the bass.
i honestly thought this album was justin chancellors album, his bass was perfect on every song what an absolute masterpiece.
Chancellor's like that one dude in every social gathering who doesn't speak much. But when he talks, you LISTEN, and his words are memorable. Chancellor's ability to switch from consistent rhythm to memorable lead always amazes me. But he is so underrated (relatively speaking) that a complete tool like myself will often confuse his parts for Adam's e.g that insane bass solo in Invincible or in Vicarious.
I never forget Justin lol best bassist ever to do it in my opinon and his lines on this entire record are his magnum opus in my opinion
Um Justin is never forgotten lol so much of Tools music is precession first and Justin's Bass is front and center. Adam accentuates it all and MJK tells the story. Not one of them is ever underutilized and that is what makes Tool so amazing to me because no other band is like em
@@ashleygoggs5679 I thought the opposite, I was disappointed by the lack of emphasis on bass in the last album. It was mostly Adam's album. 10k Days was Justin's album.
This song is its own genre. A literal musical masterpiece. This song is everything Metal stands for
"Hey Adam, how many riffs you wanna play in 7empest?"
Adam: "Yes."
Never heard that joke before
@@jacobhanlon-dunn6254
Yes, truly original.
1 MILLION riffs!
>Place pinky next to mouth
"Mua hahahaha mua hahahahaahahah muahahahahahahaha"
Meanwhile, Danny Carey is like, "your riffs are ok but how about this" lol
Adam Jones had a statement to make with this one
All of them. It's like: Fuck it! Release the Kraken!
from what i've read it's been a song that he's been working on since Undertow
This song is in 21 or 5-5-5-6. Once you latch on to the crazy time signature it will take you places. Been listening to this album nonstop since August.
There are no bad songs on this album... IMHO
Invincible is pretty meh for me.
In my opinion this is by far the weakest tool album, all the songs sound the same to me except for this one. Tempest is the only song I really like on the entire album.
FWW DOCSTOCK I disagree completely I think this is 1 of their best albums and this is coming from a lateralus fanboy
I rank it number 3. I liked the more matured sound and arrangements of the songs and I think this is Danny Carey at the best he's ever been. Of course, 7empest is the highlight, though Pneuma and Descending I think are also fantastic tracks. Invincible and Fear Inoculum are solid tracks too but not as good as the previous three mentioned. Culling Voices for some reason I really enjoy despite hearing that people refer to it as the weakest of the main six songs.
My list;
#1; Lateralus
#2; Ænima
#3; Fear Inoculum
#4; 10,000 Days
#5; Undertow
#6; Opiate
2 and 4 keep switching around but I feel Fear Inoculum lands perfectly at #3.
The Black Queen well said
I don't know how anyone cannot like this album, like a lot. It takes a few listens but each song is amazing(IMO). We are all different though.
Tool is tool and I'm surprised how they weren't impressed when Adam raped his guitar for 4 and half minutes?
Pubudu Senarathne pretty sure it was consensual
I think it's more of a grower than most Tool albums... and i think the long wait meant some Tool fan's taste changed, so they weren't inclined/able to give it the necessary listens to let the album sink in. Especially since many of us have aged from single college students to married with kids since the last album. and the opportunities to really listen to an album are few and farther between.
The more I listen to the album the more I think it is their most consistent and (perhaps) most accomplished.
It's hard to recreate that love at first hearing feeling I had with Aenima but this feels like a more matured and deep love! 😁
I was fully expecting to be disappointed by Fear Innoculum BTW
Finally saw these guys live when they came here to Australia, been waiting my entire adult life, bucket list one ticked off. It was the first show they played this live for the tour I believe, was an epic night!
It was amazing, that show, just - lol - got no words on how good it was
Lucky!!! I hope they swing back to Texas and play this
Was supposed to go see them in Montreal in april, then that damn virus happened...
@@W4rr4X Sorry to hear it mate, that really sucks :(
@@mattyone78 Hopefully they'll come back when everything is settled.
There's a video of Tool doing Pneuma live and it's focused on the drummer and it's badass. You guys should react to it.
the drumming is omg....
ADAM JONES : hold my beer danny 🍺
justin : what time signature you want adam?
adam: multiply the first three fibonacci sequence
mjk : can you do this beat danny ?
Danny : cool.....🤤
Ha finally :p also I agree that the Danny Carey drum cam for pneuma is must watch :p
Tool is during my lifetime, as is Zeppelin, as is Floyd.
I truly couldn’t imagine a better time period to live in.
Much love, 💙✌🏼
Peter Steele would want Sori, looking like this, in a Type O Negative video...
You guys have to do Tool - Culling Voices. It's one of the underrated songs
I second that!!! 🔥🔥👌
I third that, I've listened to it countless times!
Agreed, it's actually my favorite song off Fear Inoculum
It’s my least favorite on FI, but hey it’s still TOOL. Definitely worth a listen to see if you like it or not.
As a bass player and sometimes a guitar player I’m concerned in how they are able remember all of the rhythm changes as well as the notes etc, plus the live factor, it is incredible to be able to pull this off
This isn’t your liberal arts class and when you’re referring to one singular human it’s either “he” or “she” one person isn’t a they.
@@deadbodybaby1 they as in the whole band and I don’t need you to tell me
@@joeluspalacius6940 why would I trust somebody who voted for joe biden ?
@@deadbodybaby1 I don’t like Biden. I have no idea what you are talking about.
@@joeluspalacius6940 why did you vote for him then ?????????????
Not a Les Paul guy, but damn! Listening to Adam always makes me want a silverburst-custom. Tool really does make you re-evaluate everything, Thanks from Ct.
@Dexy Chan , Not loyal to a brand,play a Schecter most days, but just for fun,I like to repair and mod, old abused instruments, Gibson's corp,image is my main gripe along with q&c.Thanks for asking "PLAY THROUGH" !
@Dexy Chan ,No better time than now! Any guitar will take you there,A good one,maybe easier.But anything if you want it, will work,there are so many resources now you can make a great guitar from parts! Its a rabbit hole you wont want to leave! Enjoy the journey-peace-ferretfret in Ct.
@Dexy Chan , I've had 1 harley benton in my hands, a friends fusion2, great guitar 4 $!!! It looks like Thomann is shipping again, so you would'nt have to leave home! Go 4 it,if your like us here in the northeast you've got a lot of time to practice! peace.
You don’t need a silver burst custom. The color does nothing. Just get a les Paul and add the pickups he uses. Get a decent amp. Get some good pedals. You can get close to his tone. I’m almost there with an Epi Les Paul and Vox AC15C1.
Written better than any novel could be with the direction and climax!
Even as a tool fan for over 20 years it took me 6 or 7 listens through to really appreciate the album. All Tool albums work that way. The album(CD version) is a masterpiece.
I've been listening to this album almost every week since the release. It's absolutely brilliant
Tool are phenomenal.. get a chance to see them live do it!!
Tool is the tool to reach 💯 k subs,,,,by a Tool fan!
Danny, Justin & Maynard: "Hey, Adam... you got any tasty riffs stashed away?"
Adam: "Hold My Beer!" ;-)
Nate S lol good one 😂
Tool - No Quarter (Led Zeppelin cover)!!
Im waiting for that too
Best cover that was ever done
It strongly rivals the original
@@PhreakPhantom dont do covers , why what's the point, original always the best their the one who created it!!!.
@@waynedome5469 Sometime a band can change a song for the better or add something unique to it. Johnny Cash - Hurt for example. I personally enjoy listening to Tool - No Quarter WAY more than the original. Give them both a listen and see for yourself if you don't think the same :)
So what are we gonna do for this song?
Adam: Hold my beer.
Vin, appreciate your take on the Fear Inoculum album - figured this would be the song you would like most as it is the most metal of the bunch. The band had been 'maturing' for a long time, and an additional 13 years between albums added to that (Danny Carey is now 58 ! and Maynard no longer can scream like used to). Reflects in their sound and style, but to me this is still the best sounding album I've heard by anyone in a long time - Pneuma, this track & Descending are exceptional. Definitely need to be willing to put in the time with it, and of course, like anything, not for everyone. What I find interesting is that the Tool fans who are most critical of it are generally the ones who want the raw, heavier, angrier sound from the past - some AEnima, but even more so back to Undertow & Opiate. But on this channel, you haven't really done much from those (nothing from Opiate & only Sober / Undertow from that one if I'm correct) - perhaps you could dive in there & may find it more to be the Tool style of your liking (Bottom perhaps as a start ?)
Exactly! The people who are disappointed in this album tend to be younger metal fans who want the Tool of AEnima, with all it's youthful energy and angst. That Tool no longer exists - they have grown up. This is a more mature, more musically sophisticated Tool. This is the album where Adam, Danny and Justin get to come into their own as incredible musicians and creators. Past albums were more about Maynard's brilliantly creative and esoteric lyrics and his intense energy. This album is where his fellow bandmates really get to shine, with more heavy prog elements. As an older fan, I think this album is absolutely brilliant.
i hope there is a live drum cam of 7empest out there or coming
I think by saying Tempest, he is referring to his intemperance during his youth or younger self, that dominated his music and lyrics throughout the early days of Tool and APC ect. He's saying a 'Tempest' must be true to his nature, doubt isn't an option. I think he's grown a lot, 'think' he HAS grown a lot through the years spiritually and i believe what he's saying is he no longer has the same sort of view's he once held and is trying in some way to atone for the damage he feels he may have caused through the angered and drug/alcohol damaged years.
But by being that 'Tempest' that raging storm of emotion he's attracted a different type of following almost cult like, who want to hear or see that same rage or anger, so in their eye's, a Tempest cannot doubt himself. He has to be just that.
Or maybe it's not even rage or anger, maybe he's speaking to all of it. Maybe he's growing weary of doing the 'Tool' thing, or music in general. Invincible does talk about growing older and such, so maybe he's telling all of us that he no longer feels the way his previous self felt, i dunno i go back and forth with myself in my head with what i'm typing and as i'm typing so i could go on and on and on about different view's and opinions about the matter; however, i will end it here. Thank you to anyone who reads this lol.
Love this song, a masterpiece!! Everybody in the band did thing on this one. Sori you look amazing ❤
Queensryche Operarion Mindcrime is the quintessential concept album. You just definitely do it as a full album live listen.
I dont know about "The", I would put it top 5ish. The Wall, 2112, Sgt. Pepper's, and Ziggy Stardust I would put higher
This song has a lot from the Undertow-Ænima era. You should react to the Undertow album. Top tracks are Bottom and Swamp Song. Crawl Away is a gem too.
In my opinion that was the best Tool
Penny Rogers love undertow as well. Lots of fun. I hope tool go a little more weird with their next record. Felt like fear inoculum was too serious.
@@cammyscomet504 are you a kid ? Hope for you...but i was 36 in 1993 and i can tell ya i was much more weird than today...and i think it's the same for the band...not a matter of age,it's more about maturity...this song it's for Trump, but in a so wide suite they cannot go on screaming " Motherfucker " for a quarter hour...
Respect your opinion...but It' s really unbelievable you could think 25 years after a band playing PROGRESSIVE METAL goes on playing tha same way ...don't ya realized they are playing live that old songs far away from original tracks ?
roberto sozzi well, I was born in 93 so that gives you context lol. I totally understand where you’re coming from. Their weird days are probably over. I do enjoy this album for what it is though and respect the maturity. Thank you for your insight. Cheers
This is complete madness... in a good way. I never thought that you could have eargasm....until I discovered TOOL
This came out well before Covid 19 became a problem.
That album is a cure for Covid 19.
LOL Vin your pulse is on the right heartbeat! Tucker and Jimmy Dore. Also Krystal and Saagar on The Hill's Rising. All I need to listen to right there.
OOOOOOOOOOH! Thought y'all was done with TOOL for good! So happy right now.
Such an AMAZING album. Dare I say, underrated!?
"makes me think of Christmas" followed by the dirtiest look from Vin haha
Just seen these guys in feb live and omg !! Tool!🤟🤟 i had tears it was so powerful!
Saw
The parent/child comparison to the government is weird because the intended role of the government is completely inversed. We pay the government to act on our behalf by way of taxation, so it wouldn't be like a parent lying to its child - it would be like an employee lying to their employer and not getting reprimanded. We are the parent to the government, and when politicians lie it is the child lying to the parent. Everyone in office deserves a spanking.
AJJ - Big Bird
Vin: I won't make a political video on the Corona virus.
Goes and does just that the next 40 min. A Vintest must be just that 🤷♂
Sarkast haha! Seriously... I was like, “good for him and thank you!” until the song ended
Must be Trumps Fault
i give zero shits abt anyones political views. i do love these two doing songs tho. thats why we are here. Hi Vin! Hi Siri! Hi everybody!
Haha
@Scott Heslin am I missing something ! Who are you referring to !
Came to listen to a music reaction to a Tool song and got a Middle America video instead. Can I get my money back, lol?
queensryche has an amazing singer and lead guitarist... they were the hard rock pink floyd of the 80s and early 90s... they also started the seattle hard rock movement that gave us queensryche, pearl jam, alice in chains, rage against the machine, dream theatre, nirvana and soundgarden... and queensryche was my favorite band from 1984-1995 “until tool was”.. RYCHE-N-ROLL .. i had that shirt... i got it at a Suicidal Tendancies/Queensryche concert at “THE PIT” in Portsmouth Va “next to va beach”... i was in the military and had just came back from the gulf war
13:07 This is my favorite part. The song sounds like it's ducking and weaving, almost like a boxer.
This is the best song they’ve EVER done. Period. End of story. Pneuma is child’s play.
Jeffery Tucker 7empest, hands down the best song from Tool ever!
You guys have gone through so much Tool; I respect anyone's experience with any particular music but how do ya'll not feel this new album? It's the refined version of everything they've ever done. Not being a smartass or troll, just genuinely confused about how you can enjoy their catalog as much as you guys have and not appreciate this experience in that purview.
😂😂 you can tell where the predominant instrument or what instrument Vin is listening too is placed in the mix, by his eyes and head bob. It’s awesome guys. To see you both into it. Keep it up.
A masterpiece of a song.
Chris B it’s okay... Don’t get me wrong it’s a great album but tool has so much better music from the past
To me this is their best of the long songs out of It, third eye and Rosetta. Masterpiece. And Descending is the best on the album a top 5 song of theirs for me. Pneuma is greeat, FI, Invincible both also really good.
This song was written before COVID 👍 But I love your takes.
Such a great song that when I listen to it on full blast so does all of New Zealand 🇳🇿 so glad I got to hear it played live before all this COVID 19 shit hit the fan
I actually was not expecting this!
Stank face on Vin on the get go. The Tool Army welcomes you.
Hope you guys are safe and in good spirits . Love the video
PS. Loving the deep talks to Tool playing in the background. Haha, lovely content.
From canada, Enjoy the 🍄 ride 🍄 that is TOOL sometime, 🤙
Damon I must have missed your live stuff.. but I will take this. Love u guy's..
Umm. I'm not Damon.. But whatever. I'm good.
Not a tool fan but I might be now that was awesome
When you make it back around to Sabbath,try Into The Void,Tony is tearing that guitar apart,one of the best Riff's in Metal,and of course Everyone else are on point,and lyrics!!!
Excellent song choice...
Tricky deed, there, Vin. You started by stating you weren't going left, then took a 45 degree counterclockwise turn. Political man!!!
Hehehe
I hope y’all choose to react to more A Perfect Circle.
Jake Cameron I hope not...
Tool's swansong and homage to their previous metal influences 😍
William Brookings homage is putting it lightly...the intro riff is nearly identical to King Crimson’s “Frame by Frame.”
Damn Sori looking HOT here!
I dont like comparing this album to other Tool albums. It is a great work of art, but it is totally different. I hated it on first listen! Tempest and Pneuma are one of my favorite Tool songs now. It is all about detail - Tempest sounds Rushy and King Crimsony as hell - the intro for example! How many subtle musical changes are there in the rhytms! Invincible is great too - it is a medieval song inspired by traditioonal European music - in those guitar riffs, there are flutes and strings. It is an adaptation of troubadour song in our times. So.... good for them, good that they are always changing and evolving, not playing the same music for decades. I hope the next album will be different and diffucult to adjust to as well. :)
Tool Fear Inoculum album of the year 2019
This stranger would love to see you experience the cover of No Quarter - Tool. Originally from the legendary Led Zeppelin.
Perhaps soon rather than later plz, thx, bye.🤘
I couldn't click any sooner on this one! 😲😎
Moonspell - Full Moon Madness
Moonspell - Night Eternal
Love Sori's lipstick, she looks great!
Very interesting! Unlike you guys, 7empest was the song I struggled with the most on this album. I more quickly fell in love with basically all other tracks on the album. I wish I had more friends I could discuss these things with =)
Thank you for a great vid! Love from Sweden
I'll be your Friend 👊💪
@@maynordj
Tool has never sounded more like Rush than on this tune. Without sounding anything like them at all, the instrumentation, the guitar the drums the bass, all soloing at the same time yet blending together seamlessly, is a testament to their talent of time signatures, changing tempos and production values. Did I mention the lyrics? WHOA just WHOA.
Beautiful outro listen Tool army proud❤️
Very good Reaction, the Kind of Content I subscribed for. :) (It was Rosetta Stoned tht I saw first on your -channel -- Instant-Subscribe.) And yes, I'd also give it a Thumbs up if the Rating had been lower. ;) In Terms of Audio, the funny Thing about The 7empest is that it sounds a Bit more like their first Records, before Ænima, but newer -- that is basically the more "metal" Aspect which you have noticed. When I first heard the Song, I immediately thought to myself "huh, is this about Trump??" -- though I thought the "Tempest" was also referring to the Person in the Song (i.e. supposedly Trump)... chaotic, wild, potentially destructive, and yet a Symbol of Power and Might, but it needs to be kept at Bay so that Tempest won't wreak Havoc... maybe like Trump on Twitter, or maybe like the Corona-Virus or other Kinds of Disasters, or maybe the Line is blurry. Anyway, good Reaction, Thumbs up! :)
One of these times it would be great to hear you talk about the music more and not just the lyrics.
Are we ever going to get a live listen for Pink Floyd's The Wall? You guys said you'd do it about two years ago after doing Dark Side I believe.
FINALLY!! So happy that you did this song... but not happy that it turned into a political/history rant... I think the song had a different meaning IMO but with your reaction to Pneuma and this song I think you made up for your dissatisfied reaction to Invincible...musically this song is insane and an absolute masterpiece!!!
You could, I dunno, do a live watch of the DVD I sent you almost 2 years ago instead of doing a live listen LOL.
I love seeing Papa in the background...TOOL and Ghost are two very different bands that are two of my top 5 of all time. LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!! FUCKKKK HERE WE GO AGAIN
Yes!!!!!....FINALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!! been waiting for this one for a while,
Sori looks 🔥 😍
"Sounds like Christmas music"
Adam Jones just taking you to the center of the Universe and back.
Descending is a good one in my opinion. Do a Descending reaction
Beard is looking good Vin!
Danny’s drums like an octopus
Vin your rant here was awesome!
Tool - Culling Voices
Kae Kazakas naa
Kae Kazakas Culling Voices sounds like APC.
My name is mud.... I would like them to do that one.... I know it won’t happen , oh well
Sori is looking cute. Thx for the tool
@Sebastian lol I don't know about all that. I'm sure her and vin are evenly matched.
Which is cool it makes relationships that much easier.
You can also remember he was accused of acts he did not commit and some people *ahem ahem* who played right into the hand of the lies.
@Dexy Chan at least they don't think it's about Maynard's mom.
@@nathanrodriguez914nr LOL
@@nathanrodriguez914nr hahaha
2 years later.... Still NOT my least favorite TOOL record, so that means it's just as great and masterful as they all are.
PANTERA ... More please and thank you 🙏 Message in Blood off of Cowboys from hell
Maynard is greta about writing things ahead of it’s time, Hush, aenima, 7emptest, etc etc. song was written way before COVID
How bout an album reaction to great southern trendkill by Pantera
Norman Tompkins good call... I second that !!!
Forur magical musicians 🔨
Nightwish, NOICE!
How on earth have you managed to not listen to this up to this point?
Alot of people are annoyed because Maynard never screamed on the album. The summer says they are out of thier old contract now and would like to make new songs.
Maybe we can get some hard screams from Maynard one day if his lungs heal from covid.
Side note, I don't think Maynard is talking about Trump. His lyrics usually have two or three meanings in some cases.
Should do a live listen of Cradle of Filth's album Damnation and a Day!
I don't trust anyone that doesn't close their eyes and go somewhere for a bit during that solo
Very clear King Crimson influence on this song in intro riff (that also shows back up at the end). Listen to "Discipline," and you'll see what I mean.