So I went to a TOOL concert last night
Вставка
- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- #TOOL #TOOLArmy #Awakening
Hit like and SEBSCRIBE! Comment down below your suggestions as well. We get after it over here!
MERCH
store.streamel...
TIP SEBS
streamelements...
Patreon: / sebsduran
Instagram: / sebs.duran
Twitter: / sebs_duran
AFFILIATE LINKS
The only protein powder that doesn't wreck my stomach: amzn.to/3sPzOgB
REAL SALT I put 1/2 TSP in 32 oz of water and drink every morning: amzn.to/3JMgC9N
BUCKEDUP DISCOUNT CODE 20% off all products: sebsduran20
bckd.co/Di5oS1m
Sebs' Insomnia Cure
ZMA: amzn.to/3ziNd1W
+
amzn.to/3zwK2UF
336 East University Pkwy 1188
Orem, UT 84058
United States
So glad you had a great experience at your first show man. One thing I will say about psychedelics, as someone who has a good amount of past experience with them, is that they are not needed in any way. Some people have an inherent connection to the art and the positive flow intended of it...some do not. Those who do not often need that catalyst of the psychedelic to experience what others experience naturally without the catalyst. This is why I felt you would enjoy Tool, because without any other influence, you already shared a similar vision and message as their music.
So everyone knows. Justin here is the reason I checked out TOOL. Appreciate you brother
@@SebsDuran So thank you Justin!
Not needed but if theres a time to take them it's at a Tool show
Gracias Justin!!!
Well said brother.
Thank you #ToolArmy
Quit posting and get to where ever your going. I always go early to the city where ever the band is playing and get food or a drink.
I’m going tomorrow in Denver!!! Can’t wait!!!
Goosebumps. Taking my 16 year old son and 11 year old daughter with us Wednesday. 2-2-22! My 12th show. Wife and sons 2nd and my daughters first!!
Man, I was supposed to see them in san antonio too, but a family emergency made it so I cant go =( so bummed, enjoy it for me!!!
@@riverbedfred7352 I'm sorry brother.
@@Varek.50 no worries, appreciate it. Gonna try what sebs gonna do and fly out to a different city later in the tour. If not, theres always next year....I hope, lol
I’ll be there! 🤘🏼
@@riverbedfred7352 Aww I'm so sorry about that. I have a feeling the tour will be extended 🙏🙏
This is honestly so dang cool. I love the TOOL journey you've been going on. Much love and mad respect man!
Danny, Adam and Justin are the hart beat of the band. Maynard is the soul! But they work so well together ! It transcending . Completely sober
For sure. When I see them live I like to picture those 3 in a studio jamming and writing these unbelievable songs. We are basically witnessing some of the coolest musicians alive now jamming those songs on stage at their live shows. Not forgetting MJK but pretty sure he isn't very involved with the songwriting, he writes lyrics after the other 3 have composed the songs and more or less performs over their music.
The concert in SLC was the first Tool concert I've been to. Being a youngster in his 20s , I have missed a lot of early tool concerts, being that I only really found them about 2 years ago.
After graduating from highschool, I had lost a friend and one of the things I always had known about him was he always had loved a band called Tool. I decided to look into them to find why he liked them so much. The first song I started with was Rosetta Stoned. Yeah, very interesting but really cool in its own way was that song. After songs like Right in Two, I knew this band was special. While I was drowning (in a positive sense) in the 10,000 Days album, that is when we got the Fear Inoculum song and then the album later. After really diving into the newer albums, I eventually made my way down their older albums and now their CD's are one of my favorites on my shelves.
I went to that concert in SLC and once Fear Inoculum played, I had tears in my eyes, for I knew in that moment that I had made it, in a sense. The journey, the songs and what they meant to me on a personal level, those emotions just exploded and came out at the concert. It was like some sort of heavy burden had been lifted, it was just amazing. That concert was like the icing on the cake for me and it was absolutely worth going, I would not hesitate to go again as long as the finances are there.
Tool is unique, something very special. Much love to all of you. Like you said Seb, the diversity of people was so crazy, yet we were all tied together by one great force that brought us there that night. I will never forget that concert so long as I live. 🌀
👊 music should move you. It’s sad that so much of it doesn’t. Thank god for TOOL.
@@dazc1069 Agreed 👊🏼
Are you early 20s? I'm in my late 20s and was lucky to catch Tool live for the first time in 2009 (around when my friend convinced me to check out their full discog) when I was 16. I just wish I could have seen them on the Lateralus tours in 2000-2002, but I was still a little kid and the only song I knew was Schism because it was on the local rock station lol. I have a picture memory of the first time I heard Schism on the way to my aunt's house in my mom's car. It was around 7pm and just getting dark, going over the Twin Bridges (little local street in my area) and my older sister told me they were called Tool. Never forget that
I’ve been going for 20 years . I think it’s better now than ever, it’s so good.
I'm so happy for you. Love to experience Tool for the first time vicariously through new eyes. ❤
I can't stop thinking about it.
Speaking of vicariously, he needs to check out “Vicarious”. I don’t believe he has yet.
So happy for you. Isn't that feeling of "completeness" and resolve after the concert one of the most comfortable feelings ever?
Dude, LOVE the intro! I’m only 32 seconds in and I can tell this is gonna be a sick video 🤙🏻🤙🏻❤️
Legend!
Sebs, no shit bro the passion you have for the boys is so awesome most of us TOOL finatics feel the same way you do!!
I love seeing people embark on this journey with Tool. Your reactions are genuine and I love seeing it. I have been going to Tool concerts since I was 12, I just turned 40. I saw them here in Dallas this week and am hopping on a plane to see them in Orlando and Tampa Bay next week. Hope you make it to another show! I'd highly recommend the Florida swing :)
I am glad you got to see them live. They tour so rarely that this may have been the last chance to see them. Tool concerts go by so fast, especially when you know the entire catalog, its done in an flash and while there are so many songs you wanted to hear, you still appreciate the songs you did get to hear. I had tickets in 2020 to see them one last time but we all know how that went. Living vicariously through you on this one. Don't get too caught up in the difference in audio quality, we all know how live concerts go. Tool is so intricate and deliberate in your headphones in studio recordings, its always going to be less, but you are there to get to experience it with everyone else. Happy for you man, hope you get to see another show!
After seeing them a couple weeks back, I got the feeling that they're going to be around for awhile.
and we thank you. Its funny how I enjoy watching people try to explain something that cant be described.
Exactly one month away from my first(and probably only) TOOL concert! So excited!!!!! 😝 🤘
ENJOY
I attended my 4th TOOL show a few weeks ago here in Sacramento where they debut Culling Voices as you got to see, it was one of the awesomeness things they have done!! It was nice to see all 4 of them sitting together front stage!! AND to finally hear MJK do a scream/yell during The Grudge.... CHILLS and pure pandemonium erupted from me and the crowd!! Granted it was a 20+ second scream, but just have to remember he's mid 50's nearly pushin 60 and also his lungs from the 'rona aren't the same! Just love TOOL and MJK's voice!! Happy you got turned on to them AND got to see them live! Have a good day.
Bro, again, I love the way you present your reactions and experiences. I feel like you validate my theory that we (TOOL Fans) are subconciously drawn together like magnets. I was always a quiet outcast growing up not really knowing where i belong. And now in my adulthood to be able to hear someone else speak how I feel there is no question of my existence or acceptance. We are truly all one mind.
I've seen TOOL three times and it never gets old... minutes after their show ends I'm thinking I can't wait to see them again.
Taking my 12 year old daughter to see Tool for her first concert ever next week! I’m trying not to hype it up to her too much but I know she is gonna love it. She will forever get to say that TOOL was her first concert experience! So happy that this special band has impacted your life and perspective in such a positive way. Powerful stuff indeed.🙏
👍I took my 12 year old to his first concert in Sydney. Before the world went to shit. You only get one first concert.
Was at the Tacoma show recently, and the two next to us was a father and his 9 year old son. He rocked and loved it, and I kept noticing him watching me rock out. Since it was his first, at intermission, I gave him my coin that I bought. I could tell they didn’t have much money for merchandise, so I thought I’d be the guy that I wish was there for me on my first show. Turns out, he collects cards, and I could tell how much it meant to him, and his dad. Looking back, I think it means more to me!! As a bonus, I took him to the floor and we collected enough toolfetti to make a few posters, so special
I almost got emotional here too. I'm going to see them again in February and I am beyond excited dude. I love watching people react to Tool...but I have been watching since you're first one, and I'm honored to have you with us in the Army. Were you singing that at the end???
I feel happy for you ! Tool concerts are mesmerizing . Visualisations, images, lights, music … culling voices took me to another place ❤️ . I feel sorry for people who dont listen to Tool . They missing the best music experience .
The amazing, undeniable beauty of music. To me, it is pure magic and proof that so much more exists beyond the veil that we perceive as reality. Love to see it. Keep enjoying that ride, my friend 🤘
You are the second reactor that has had an emotional experience to seeing them! You can't fake that and it's so much fun to see! Much love to you and your family! 💙
Very cool. I remember that look. SmoofDizzle nailed it, this is so cool to watch. I think it's what our faces did when we got it. Watching you mentally try to make all the pieces fit. Telling yourself you know what you just heard was great but how, everything, Maynard, sounds, Danny smiling then just beating his drums into dust, Adam not moving, Adam moving, Justin and that sound, Danny smiling but there are like 20 of him, Maynard, sounds everywhere. Silence then Maynard Screaming! But then it all fits together and it's just un-explainable. Hang in their dude. You are doing a fantastic job! Tool Army. Spiral Out
I'm going to see them the 2nd time live on 2-4-22 in Houston. I'm glad you loved your first concert, man.
Maynard has always been a "hidden" singer in live shows. He says the emotional places he needs to be in to be in the zone to sing the songs, necessitates him being in the shadows. He also doesn't like the attention focused on "frontmen", he believes a band is a group effort and seems to value himself less than his band mates when it comes to the music, both in TOOL and A Perfect Circle. The name "A Perfect Circle" is also a reference to how a band should be in his opinion, a perfect balance, everyone contributing and working together.
certainly not always but for the last 20 years yes
I’ve been following you since your first Tool reaction. I’m so happy that you found them just before the tour and that you got to see them. Who knows how much longer they will be around for. One of my main life goals at this point is to see them as many times as I can before they inevitably retire. Seeing Tool live is one of best things I’ve ever experienced.
Culling voices next brother, I see it was on the set list but would still love to see u react to the studio version 🤘🏼🌀
I got to see the first time they played it live at Sacramento!
@@tyranid05 I’m so jealous lmao
Sebs, I found you shortly after your first tool reaction. I could tell by that one reaction that you were gonna fall hard for them, and I was right. They seemed like such a natural fit for you. It’s been such a pleasure watching you discover this band and watch your love for tool grow over the past few months. To see that you got to experience a tool concert in person is just the cherry on top. It’s something every tool fan should experience.
Welcome to the tool army, brother.
My first date with my husband was a Tool concert. I mentioned that I loved them and he got the tickets and asked me out. We saw them on their Lateralus tour and I love that our first big memory together was introducing him to the magic of Tool.
They will be in Omaha March 12th and I plan on asking him this time.
So glad you got to see them live. Keep the videos coming.
It has been the greatest thing to watch you go down this rabbit hole that so many of us have enjoyed! To watch your journey of just reacting to one song and eventually going to your first concert has been an experience in of itself! Love the music intro and can’t wait to watch many more of your videos!
Tool speaks to my insides. Oftentimes, I get emotional when I listen to them. It gets to us all.
So glad you got to see them! I caught the Vegas show myself. Maynard's volume was just fine there, but I was singing all the words at the top of my lungs anyway. One of the best shows I've ever been to.
Happy you got to see this magnificent band. My first Tool show was way back in 2001. My goodness that was an experience like no other. I was so blown away. I saw Tool 3X during the Lateralus tour and honestly there will never be another tour like it. Every show I've been too has been deeply emotional and filled with tears of joy. So beautiful. I'll be seeing them a few more times on this tour. Cannot wait 🌀😌❤🔥
I discovered your channel on your first listen to Tool. It's been so much fun to follow your journey with the band. Yesterday I was excited for you to be at the show, and today I was eagerly awaiting this video. It has lived up to the hype. I'm so glad the show was such a positive experience for you. Now, I need to get to a show. Spiral out! 🤙
Phenomenal concert, I saw them in Tacoma and they were amazing. Glad you go to experience them and I hope you get to see them again. I'm still amazed that they're as old as they are and still performing as well as they do. Maynard still has it man, that Grudge scream was way more than I expected it to be. Our sound quality was a little lacking too, but I'm guessing that's more about the venue than anything else.
You should react to Third Eye soon and some more from Aenima. Also, check out the cover songs on Salival; You Lied and No Quarter are so good!
What a fantastic journey, not only for you, but for us. I'm an OGT. Seen them more times than any other band. Maynard's vocal style and performance has morphed over the years, him being in the back of the band either in full Blue Man paint, Riot Gear, or recently with his spiked mohawk and Puscifer leather jacket...yes, the front man for Tool is promoting is other main band while on stage. As you know, he's back in the mix on most songs recorded in the studio and he really sticks to that during the live performances. I saw them on the 16th at the Chase Center (SF), and I would have to agree with you, most songs his vocals were drowned out by the band. I noticed as you did that Invincible had Super Clear vocals, and I think that's done on purpose...that song is truly him, his journey through life and the fact that he's still here givining it his all. A Warrior. Thank you for brining us full Circle on this journey with you!
Awesome! I'm going this Sunday night to see Tool for my first time as well! Been my favorite band for 2 decades and never been able to see them. I'm going to be on the 7th row, center stage! CAN'T F###ING WAIT!
What a great ride it's been to watch your Tool journey, and I'm so glad you had a powerful experience at your first Tool show! Am still buzzing myself after Anaheim, San Diego, and Vegas last week. Sound does differ a bit between venues.......Anaheim had some issues, San Diego and Vegas were perfect. This tour feels really special. Have seen them 15 times since 1997 and these shows have been the best of them all.
Dude, thank you so much for this video. Describing the experience of your first TOOL show took me back almost 15 years to my first show. It brought me to tears, with you being able to bring back the emotion that I felt at my first show. To be able to experience that again through you is one of the greatest things I've ever experienced while watching a video on UA-cam. But you are now officially part of the TOOL army. We welcome you with open arms, now that you see how diverse the TOOL army actually is. We are about the music and the journey, not about judging anyone. Hearing Invincible in the background of the video was an excellent addition BTW. Makes the video so professional sounding. Also MJK has been behind the band singing since i watched them live on the 10,000 days tour. Because it's about the band as a whole not about the vocalist, like most bands. Sorry I'm rambling but I have literally been waiting all day at work to get home and see your video talking about your experience at the show.
Edit: One last thing, sorry. Your emotion, when speaking about the show, is completely justified. This is music that has touched you personally as it has with all of us. That is the reason TOOL fans and the TOOL army are so dedicated to the journey/experience that TOOL brings to all of our lives. Each person you have hear watching and listening to your reactions have had our own personal journey with what can only be described as one of greatest, most profound, influential bands of all time. Thank you again for bringing me back to one of the greatest experiences of my life, by talking about your experience.
Thank YOU for rambling!!
You already know, we, as fans of TOOL, don’t mind long things >.>
Long song lengths, long reactions and analyses, long-winded comments… bring them all on!
Becoming my favorite reaction channel..you get it bro and that makes us all happy!! Keep it up 🙏🤘
I’m going to my first one tonight after discovering them back in summer 2020 and boy am I excited, love this JOURNEY they have set you on and how positive it’s been for you
Sebs, during the two shows that I have experienced I felt that the band and audience had become one. This was around 15 years ago. I so glad that your experience was a profound as mine. Best to you!
Me too, man!! 60 , so, seen many concerts in my day. Many concerts. Went to TOOL, because my schoolmate wanted me to go. Played drums for 30 years, so adding that to the reason. Carrey is the next level after Peart, Bonham, Aldridge. Soundwise, drum heavy, plus the lightshow was the best I've ever seen.
My wife and I took our 13 year daughter to the show. We all loved it! As for your comment about the overall sound and hearing Maynard's voice, it was pretty flawless. Glad you got a chance to see it!
I've loved Tool from the beginning and have only seen them once in concert (during the Lateralus tour). My amazement after the fact was on par with what you're showing here. :)
That face you made just after getting on the treadmill right after you said sweet Moses, I know that face. I know that mood. I know that feeling.
Welcome 🙏
Love it. Such a shame they are not coming to Angola, Africa where I live. I have seen them though in concerts in the beginning of their career but still would love to experience them again. Go for that second concert!
This put a big smile on my face. I'll never forget my first Tool show and all the weirdos that come out to see them 😂 happy you were able to see them live dude.
At my first show(sober with my best friends, we were 16) 4 rows down in front of me there was a guy that looked like James Hetfield with long hair that danced super hard the whole time, my ears were ringing for 2 days. 2nd show (on mushrooms, solo, I was 22) I sat next to a really cool dude and in front of us was a big steroid bro that got in a fight and then almost fell over the balcony railing into the lower section. The whole stadium was swirling and I could feel the collective excitement plus the visuals. Met lots of strange characters at those shows.
3rd show (smoked a joint and had a few drinks with my now ex-girlfriend, i was 25) was my first outdoor Tool show. It was amazing. It was night time with a bright moon and fast moving bright clouds all around. They played Invincible and Descending. This was just before Fear Inoculum came out, so I was mindblown and loving it. Then got into a big fight with my crazy and drunk exGF when we were leaving so it tainted the experience.
Keep going to see Tool if you can. Who knows how long they will continue to perform. They're all one of a kind musicians worth seeing in this life time. Every performance has its differences, and every one was awesome. Hoping to see them when they come to my city this March, but idk if I will be able to afford it this year. We'll see.
My new favorite UA-cam channel ….true genuine feelings 🤘 love it thanks bro
YEAH!!!!!!!! You're hooked! ❤So enjoying your journey with them. Have a great 2nd experience!
Forsure the most versatile group of fans! Saw them in LA I saw high school kids like me and 60 year olds 🙌🙌😂👌
Saw them in Sacramento a couple weeks ago. Was my 11th time seeing them, I think it was one of the best, they had great energy
I am glad you enjoyed your first experience. The very last concert I went to before the Pandemic hit was TOOL, on Halloween, so doubly extra special for me.
I would recommend either the Minneapolis or Chicago shows for better acoustics in general. However, many of their songs are built with Maynard's voice not being super dominant, but rather melded in a bit. He thinks of himself as an instrument that isn't any more special than any of the others in the band- they are more or less all equal, and is why he doesn't "front" the band in shows, preferring it to be about the whole band. Even in the recordings things are engineered much of the time so that Maynard's voice isn't "above" the rest of what's going on musically. Just something to keep in mind when you catch another show.
I'm glad you mentioned the crowd. You get such a wide array of people at a Tool show.
So glad you made it and hope your daughter feels better soon! I haven't seen them live since '93, and I'm going next month with my 19-year old son. So freaking excited.
Hell yeah man! So excited to see you had such a good time! I just bought tickets for their show on March 6th in Columbus. I've been a fan for a long time but I have never got to see them live, I CANT WAIT!!!!!! Super excited to see that they end on Invincible which is my personal favorite TOOL song and means a lot to me
Hey Sebs! So glad you loved the show, man. They are definitely an experience to remember. I have yo agree with you on the sound. Our show in Anaheim was also hard to hear Maynard and that was a bummer. BUT, that did not change the fact that the show was firrrrreeee!
Love you man! It's fun to watch your journey that I have been on and continue to be on since 1992. They are like a fine wine that gets better with time! BTW, sick rendition of Invincible. Great voice! Can't wait to see your reaction to the studio version of Culling Voices! It's one of my favorites! Keep spiraling out!
Awesome bro! So glad you really felt it.
I really hope you get a chance to see this show again
Yess!! The pneuma intro was such a pleasant surprise sebs! Thank you for sharing your tool journey with us as I feel I'm part of it too. 2021 has been the year where I have listened solely and Exclusively to Tool and nothing much and still rocking to their songs! Wish I could see them one day!
Sell the car, house- cat if you have to!!!!
I feel you on how good the show was. I just saw them in Sacramento on the 15th. I was in afterglow for days. Live vocals are usually heard even less than MJK was at a heavier sound show. So, while I wish I could hear him clearer as well, it was better than most bands. The whole presentation is about the experience with the music rather than them being rockstars which is part of why they’re so unique and great
Really appreciate this video. Your cover playing throughout, seeing your family and friend at the beginning - they're all beautiful btw, hearing you express your thoughts and feelings about this experience. It definitely eased my mind, because I'm super anxious, since I'll be, hopefully, seeing them in Miami in two weeks.
Thank you for sharing. I'm glad you enjoyed yourself, and hope you get to again.
Seen them my first time in Denver Thursday night 1/27 absolutely incredible they were awsome and my favorite band. TOOL IS FOREVER
Less than a week till the Dallas show I'm going to... Then 4 days later I'm going to the Houston show..... One show Sober, one show high as a kite.... CAN'T WAIT!!!!!
I agree on the loudness drowning out Maynard. We sat on the 7th row, 102 so we were diagonal to the stage. Great seats, but later on at times too loud. But it was just absolutely an incredible show! This was my 8th Tool concert and the best one yet!
Thanks for letting me share your tool journey.
I absolutely love watching your Tool reaction videos and so extremely happy that you appreciate what they do and the deeper meaning they bring with every aspect of their abilities. I consider myself lucky to have been enjoying their music since the early 90s and they have contributed to who I am as a person. I was able to see them in concert after they released their Lateralus album and it was spectacular. Keep doing what you do, stay authentic, many blessings to you and your family, and I look forward to the next reaction. You have a long way to go and many songs from Tool, APC, and Puscifer to react to!
So cool. I am happy to be part of your journey!
I’m so happy you got to see TOOL live! I have enjoyed watching your journey! I have seen hundreds of bands live and TOOL by far has impacted me the most! Spiral out!
BTW…..Maynard sounded great in Tacoma!
So glad you had a good experience at your first show! They are unlike any other band live, just on another level. I've seen them 6 times and they *always* put on a spectacular concert. Tip for the next -- foam earplugs. They do muffle the sound a bit, but overall it's a much better experience. No ringing ears afterwards and the sound is QUITE loud even with plugs in.
I'm flying back to Ohio (from Wyoming) and am going to see them on March 6th with my younger brother. This'll be my second Tool concert (saw them tour 10,000 Days back in 2005-ish) and his first Tool concert AND his first concert ever. To say I'm excited is an understatement.
So glad to go with you on this journey. :)
1st let me say congratulations on your 1st show. I’m a big fan of your channel. I found you when you started reacting to Tool because that’s basically all I watch on YT. I have had the pleasure of seeing them about 8 times now. I live in Northern California so I’m fortunate that they come through here a lot. Only advice I can give you is closer is better with this band! You will sacrifice some of the visual whole picture but you feel the sound and the energy is off the charts! If you can find them in an outdoor venue it’s even better! This tour is amazing best live band I’ve ever seen! And I’ve seen a lot!
i’ve seen Tool under various influences and twice sober and , every time is nearly the same…wind up looking like im at a pentecostal service with hands in the air and complete awe!
Wow, you really put together a great video that memorializes your experience beautifully! I love that you played that Invincible guitar riff to create a connecting feeling throughout the video, and nice singing as well! Hope you found yourself some nice merch too :)
Happy for you. I've seen Tool at Coachella-10/99, Grand Rapids-9/01, Gorge Amphitheater(best venue anywhere)-8/06, Portland Oregon-12/07, Portland-3/14, Gorge Amp-6/17, Portland-3/20, Eugene-1/22. 42 different songs out of 92 total songs performed. When I see Tool, I give my budget the stinkfist(7×performed) because location is everything
thank you for sharing this. this is so important to many of us. appreciate you taking time to talk it through.
I took my 18 y.o. son to his first Tool concert in Phoenix last week. I think we made a life-long connection. I’ve been to Tool concerts where Maynard’s voice was hard to hear but it was on-point and up front in the mix this time
That guitar riff you did, on loop, is so good. 😃👍
Listening to you talk about everything I noticed I've been moving my head to it for over 10 minutes and not even noticing lol
I was there with ya.
By halfway through my damn ears were so traumatized I could hardly hear the pitch, and it sounded like they were off pitch, but I know they were not.
But it didn't matter. I *felt* every song vibrating through my entire body. I listened with my whole soul. It was one of those things I will *NEVER* forget.
Thanks for sharing this my Tool brethern. 🔧 🤘🙏🍻 it's so amazing to see someone so fresh into this band get this experience at this stage in their life as well as your own. One minute or 100 years you're a brother either way. Tool Army for life
It's awesome you got to experience that my friend. I seen Tool twice and remember every second dearly
Yaaaasss amazing!! I'm so excited for my show next Friday. 🤗
Spot on! These videos have let me experience tool again... Vicariously.. Thank you.
Welcome to the journey brother, mine began in 97. Last night i saw my 17th show in tulsa, omaha and kc coming up. Only thing better than a tool concert is the next one
I never comment on any video but I've been following your Tool journey since the begining and this makes me so happy for you. It also makes me so sad because it reminds me that I will never be able to go to a Tool concert. Cheers from Colombia.
Seeing them live is definitely addictive
New subscriber here from San Diego,
Love all your TOOL cover reactions my duder!
San Diego 1-19-22 was a a flawless show of there’s, I was about 7 rows back from the stage,
Unbelievable experience
Welcome to the show! That's great how you describe the show, I've been to every one here in Utah since around 1998! And October 11th I hope ro see you there!
I am excited for my show Feb 9th, you need to listen to Maynard’s Dick now, it’s one of Tools hardest songs. 😅
I have had that experience with Maynard getting drowned out a couple times. The last time in KC it started that way. Then about 3 sings in, the sound guy dialed it in and it was great for the rest if the show.
I'm a woman aged 68 and I've seen them 4 times. The Tool Army are always good people. ❤ sometimes he does this. When I saw them here in the UK he came on stage with a Florenceant orange hoodie and sang the song through a gas mask. ❤
Saw Tool for the first time in 2007 for 10,000 Days tour. Myself and my ex were in such awe that we did the same thing - decided to travel to Grand Rapids to see them again at another concert. Was worth it because we were prepared to take it all in better.
Not silly or narcissistic dude. We all need this and each other. Peace and love bro.
Awesome, dude. So glad you got to see them. I’m seeing them for the third time (ever, not just this tour lol) in DC on Feb 22.
When you see them again try and get seats in the first 3 sections on the right or left of the stage. These are close enough to the speakers that Maynard doesn't get washed out and you can hear him clearly. I have seen them 31 times, including 4 times on this tour, anytime you are in the back or the corners of arena Maynard gets washed out.
I really hope you check them out again with better seats, its amazing when you can hear all 4 of them clearly. Plus you get to see all the members.
Tomorrow here in Denver at Ball arena. Pretty good sound but nothing better than when I saw them at Red Rocks amphitheater.. the best outdoor venue in the USA.. but go see them again if you can. I’m hearing this might be the last tour…
i seen them in DC in 2006 , we were less than 100 yds from stage. At that show the vocals were pretty clear i imagine it depends on the arena they are playing in. The concert experience is about so much more than the songs sounding the same as the recording. i am sure you are aware of that , anyway i am so happy you had the chance to be there.
Guy,I love Tool too much and I hope to see them live this spring or summer here in Europe!unfortunately,they don't play here in Italy...but ...as you said...I will go worldwide just to experience a journey like this!thank you for your thoughts!I really appreciate your passion and involvement!greetings from Italy
Glad you got to experience their live show! I saw them back in 2001 and 2006. Some of the best shows I've been to.
I get to see them for the first time this year at Bonnaroo. I'm so psyched!
defo look like you had something change after this show. not shocked. do hope you stay healthy and all that jazz. I wanted to see them in seattle last week but couldnt bring myself to risk it. luckily, saw them just before they paused the tour in 2020. hope you get to see them again on this tour