I surprised my 16 y.o. son with tickets to this show. i had only heard so of their music in my sons bedroom. He had told me that they were such a unique and cool bad. It wasn't till i saw them at this show to find out he was right . seem them around 8-9 times since.
that is a sweet story. My mother took me and my best pal to the show on this tour! But she never indulged my increasingly weird musical preferences once I learned to drive, ha ha.
So fun seeing this after all these years. I was there. Won tickets from local radio station (KJEE) and brought a buddy. I've told this story many times over the years, about Maynard coming out in full drag and incrementally disrobing. *ALSO* Not sure if Santa Barbara kept its word on this, but at the time, the city said Tool would *never* be invited back, because they totally broke the city's sound ordinances with this show. Santa Barbara Bowl is an open-air, lovely venue in the middle of some equally lovely neighborhoods. Not only were the neighbors pissed, but bars on State Street downtown reported being able to hear the concert, on a Saturday night over their own loudness. Quite a night. Thanks for sharing this!!
I was there too, it was an amazing show. I heard the same thing, that they were getting noise complaints a mile away. I checked the bands tour history and that was indeed their first and last time a the SB bowl, as of 2024.
I was at a show that weekend, not sure if it was this show but my girlfriend got us tickets for my 26th birthday, and some kind roadie gave us orchestra pit access, my elbows were Center Stage the entire show. Best show I’ve ever seen hands down…
awesome. I was at the Dallas show, at about age 13... I forgot about the costume changes until just now. Except in Dallas I could swear he was dressed like an evangelical preacher with a short wig, waving a Bible around-- then stripped down to lingerie.
I wouldn't doubt it, I know I've seen pictures of him dressed as a preacher in photos. I've only seen these guys live 3 times and two of those have been in the last year. Staples Center in October and T-Mobile Arena in January.
@@Undertool oh wow, so the recent stuff! Did it hold up? I didn't get to go, because it would have been San Francisco and I could have never afforded it, or gotten tickets before it sold out, or been able to figure out how to go without getting overwhelmed with the means of getting there and getting home... ha, still too much of a country boy for city's nonsense.
The band still sounds really good live, they're really in sync with each other. Maynard has backed off vocally a quite a bit since the 90's, you can tell he doesn't want to destroy his vocal cords. I was in the center of the first row for the show at the Staples Center which is a strange place to see a Tool show from. It was awesome because you could see Adam and Justin taking cues from each other and from Danny, the only real issue is that I was too close to see what they're trying to achieve visually as a whole. They incorporated a sort of semi-transparent curtain for the Fear Inoculum tour and so when they were using the curtain it was basically over my head. When I saw them in Vegas I was still on the floor but back to the left of the audio mixing equipment. The only disappointing thing for me was that both shows were the same set. I was hoping that they would switch things up for the second leg of the tour, unfortunately, they did not.
@@Undertool dang, lucky enough to get up front at a tool concert... I've seen them twice, and both times it was like looking into a shoebox diorama of tiny figurines. Up front viewing has its own special charm.
obviously, someone threw a glow-stick really high into the air and it was caught extremely casually by some kind of onstage janitor. Or it might have been a policeman, it is a little blurry.
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For mobile users:
1. "Part of Me" - 0:13
2. "Eulogy" - 4:24
3. "Stinkfist" [extended & ft. Buzz Osborne] - 14:37
4. "Swamp Song" - 21:48
5. "Third Eye" - 27:43
6. "Merkaba" - 42:16
7. "Sober" - 49:24
8. "Pushit" [alt version] - 57:28
9. "Ænema" - 1:13:32
10. "Jerk-Off" [extended] - 1:23:31
What album is "Merkaba" on?
@@ilovepanerabread Salival
@@ToolshedTV is that an ep
@@ilovepanerabread Live album
I surprised my 16 y.o. son with tickets to this show. i had only heard so of their music in my sons bedroom. He had told me that they were such a unique and cool bad. It wasn't till i saw them at this show to find out he was right . seem them around 8-9 times since.
that is a sweet story. My mother took me and my best pal to the show on this tour! But she never indulged my increasingly weird musical preferences once I learned to drive, ha ha.
Mujer de mundo, instruida y dedicada. Buenas experiencias junto a tu hijo, nunca lo olvidarán ❤
gotta love when youtube is like you haven't seen maynard in a dress for a while here you go.
This version
Of Pushit is in top 5
Any music for me.
This may be the greatest thing I've ever seen.
Dark Lady Maynard ❤️
Haha.
Like the love child of Peter Garrett and Diamanda Galas 😂
I was there, 15 years old. It was the best i have ever been to.
So fun seeing this after all these years. I was there. Won tickets from local radio station (KJEE) and brought a buddy. I've told this story many times over the years, about Maynard coming out in full drag and incrementally disrobing. *ALSO* Not sure if Santa Barbara kept its word on this, but at the time, the city said Tool would *never* be invited back, because they totally broke the city's sound ordinances with this show. Santa Barbara Bowl is an open-air, lovely venue in the middle of some equally lovely neighborhoods. Not only were the neighbors pissed, but bars on State Street downtown reported being able to hear the concert, on a Saturday night over their own loudness. Quite a night. Thanks for sharing this!!
ah that's wild!
I was there too, it was an amazing show. I heard the same thing, that they were getting noise complaints a mile away. I checked the bands tour history and that was indeed their first and last time a the SB bowl, as of 2024.
I was at a show that weekend, not sure if it was this show but my girlfriend got us tickets for my 26th birthday, and some kind roadie gave us orchestra pit access, my elbows were Center Stage the entire show. Best show I’ve ever seen hands down…
I was at this show. Still one of the best shows I've ever been to.
awesome. I was at the Dallas show, at about age 13... I forgot about the costume changes until just now. Except in Dallas I could swear he was dressed like an evangelical preacher with a short wig, waving a Bible around-- then stripped down to lingerie.
I wouldn't doubt it, I know I've seen pictures of him dressed as a preacher in photos. I've only seen these guys live 3 times and two of those have been in the last year. Staples Center in October and T-Mobile Arena in January.
@@Undertool oh wow, so the recent stuff! Did it hold up? I didn't get to go, because it would have been San Francisco and I could have never afforded it, or gotten tickets before it sold out, or been able to figure out how to go without getting overwhelmed with the means of getting there and getting home... ha, still too much of a country boy for city's nonsense.
The band still sounds really good live, they're really in sync with each other. Maynard has backed off vocally a quite a bit since the 90's, you can tell he doesn't want to destroy his vocal cords.
I was in the center of the first row for the show at the Staples Center which is a strange place to see a Tool show from. It was awesome because you could see Adam and Justin taking cues from each other and from Danny, the only real issue is that I was too close to see what they're trying to achieve visually as a whole. They incorporated a sort of semi-transparent curtain for the Fear Inoculum tour and so when they were using the curtain it was basically over my head. When I saw them in Vegas I was still on the floor but back to the left of the audio mixing equipment.
The only disappointing thing for me was that both shows were the same set. I was hoping that they would switch things up for the second leg of the tour, unfortunately, they did not.
@@Undertool dang, lucky enough to get up front at a tool concert... I've seen them twice, and both times it was like looking into a shoebox diorama of tiny figurines. Up front viewing has its own special charm.
I was there, mind blowing.. Tool are the Hammer of the Gods
Gracias por el remasterizado, eres mi héroe estes donde estés! 😂❤
the guys are ON FIRE in this
This was awesome
Oh yeah yeah
I was in the lawn up front at this amazing show
I was right there with you. Dodging them damn light sticks they gave to the people in reserved seats.
Was also in Fresno night before.
Awesome! Love this!
Thanks for sharing this, greetings from Mexico city
I wasn’t even 28 yet. Great memory
30:40 danny's drumming🔥
I LOVE WICKED SHOWS,
COUNT ME IN
Drag as a kid did my music taste good! 🤙🏻😂
53:02
32:32 a record?
19:27 ...wtf was that?
obviously, someone threw a glow-stick really high into the air and it was caught extremely casually by some kind of onstage janitor. Or it might have been a policeman, it is a little blurry.
Is he trans?
These "remastered" videos sound like 💩 Yea lets heavily compress and eq an already bad recording.
@@mrddcass6540Let us know when you can go back to 1998 with something a step above a VHS camcorder mic to get that lossless recording for us