well yeah he is one of the greatest drummers in history (in my opinion the greatest artist of all time, by far even though he had help from spirits as he admits) id argue that he goes beast mode pretty much everytime he touches the drums.
Yes absolutely I agree. I must say that adam went crazy in this album though with some of the most amazing guitar work I've ever heard. And probably will ever hear.
@@anthonymorales5815 Well since you mostly enjoy pop music such as Bill Eyelash or whatever her name is, Ariana Grande, Paramore etc. Why are you here commenting on a video about Tool? Tool isn't one of those bands that release songs that are instant gratification and all about the hook. Tool is more about the layers and definitely more of an acquired taste. So you don't like them, fine . But coming to a page concerning a band that you don't like and then commenting negatively on the OP @A.V.F's post, and how he/we feel that tool is more interesting that shred, accomplishes nothing more than pointing out the fact that you obviously have nothing better to do. So go listen to Paramore, and Ariana Grande since you like them enough to include them in your favorites playlist. You will not find us there hating them in the comments, we have better things to do.
All the people saying this album is boring probably weren’t patient enough to make it to 7empest... Not to mention, Tool has always been the kind of band who’s songs hit harder and harder the more you listen to them.
@@darkdeceptionkillsthelight9653 this album actually is a test for the fans. Those who took tools advice are more likely to really really enjoy this album and those who walked on the same spot since then will probably not. kind of an asshole view and lowkey calling every toolfan a retard who doesnt like it... but i dont care - i dont mean it that serious anyway.
Agreed. The only issue being is he's not making money off of this video so it'll probably limit how much he does them. I wouldn't want to do my job without making anything lol
"This sounds like the bridge of Schism." glad I'm not the only who thought that immediately first time hearing it. And you know what, Pheuma is so sick that it doesn't bother me at all.
when i first heard this album i thought a lot of parts of it sounded similar to other previous tool songs. not in a bad way but i was surprised how much sounded familiar in a way, but still different. i feel like they took things that they are known for (and have been playing for 13 years since the last one) and expanded them into something else really amazing.
Pneuma is supposed to be like a sequel to schism. The lyrics of schsim are about a divide and pneuma is supposed to be a reconnection, (im pretty sure dont quote me)
YOU for President. How did you catch that? Upon closer inspection, its not the drums that are evoked, there is a phantom beat implied by the guitar, which is exactly the same rhythm as the pick bounce. Only a madman could place it.
The instrument Danny is using is called a HandSonic, made by Roland. You can hear it used in 10,000 Days as well. he uses the santoor setting at the beginning of Vicarious, and I believe also at the end of Wings pt 2.
@@danielmiller9925 yeah I was wondering about that too. I figured it had to be some kind of machine thing as that's just too fast to play with just your hands
@@itamar901 The santoor sound is definitely the Handsonic (it's been part of his kit since Salival at least), which also has tabla sounds on it, so it could be that, or the mandala for the tabla sound.
You said it. I just noticed the rolling cymbals in descending are meant to sound like the crashing waves from the beginning of the track. It was nice noticing them sprinkled throughout the track
Glad I wasn't the only one who thought that. Tbh, there's elements of every single album sprinkled throughout this one. Kinda like a palette sampling and it's fantastic.
It’s refreshing that TOOL got on trending(along with Slipknot.) Hoping for more rock to come into the spotlight because there needs to be more than only rap/hip hop solely being recommended or on the front page of trending
Jesper Jansen Woha dude, there was no specific gripe against hip/hop and you absolutely flew off the handle there. You should tone it down a bit, people might think you’re just insecure about this...
JayBeatroniz its not just progressive metal , its rock , progressive rock , grunge , post metal ... its every genre of rock and metal they already said it
I think they took TOO MUCH time with this one. All the songs are too long, boring, and overwrought. It just sort of chugs along without any real suspense, climaxes, or hooks. I appreciate the musicianship, but there are just no memorable moments on this one.
@@clumsyturtle8544 i thought he just cutted the video ? Did he really skipped like big chunks of the album ? As a guitar player ? Like ? As an musician ? Thats actually dissapointing
@@TheBlackfall234 At 11:35 you can see at the top he's just over half way when he moves on. :( I ain't that mad over it but like you said, as a musician you'd think he would listen all the way.
@@clumsyturtle8544 im actually mad about this. I mean, for alot of bands this wouldnt be a problem because if you take Sabaton for example - there isnt much to analyse or get. Its very plain and simple, but this is like... skipping through songs from rush or yes. It hurts my soul :D
@@clumsyturtle8544 I'm not sure how so many people missed it. He said it in the beginning that he listens to the entire album but edited it out for us to get past the repetitive bits.
I feel so happy to see "Tool" back again. Love their musical experimental sounds. You need a very analytical musical mind to understand them, i think that's why musicians love them.
My wifey is a HUGE Tool, and I wanna impress her butt. Question: I want to play some stuff from Aenema, is it all in drop D? I have never played any Tool stuff, but I've been playing Dream Theater for the past 20 years, so I'm up for the challenge of Jonesing.
As someone else pointed out, Tyler studied at Berklee. NO musician will graduate (or leave, e.g. John Petrucci) there without their ears having been trained to the highest level.
Waited 21 days so me and a couple of mates could listen through uninterrupted. With a lite dose of shrooms and a dark music studio and the album pumping on studio monitors it was epic. And chocolate chip trip made us all laugh with joy. Epic
15:20 when you've been mulling something over because you've heard it before, but then you hear it for the first time with guitar-in-hand and you can play along. Goosebumps all over.
If they held for this long then I don't think it's money. It might be reach, though. Physical mediums are pretty niche nowadays. Streaming is just the gold standard in terms of the way the vast majority of people listen to their music.
They are multimillionaires. If they wanted money, they would have already put out crap records between 2006 and now. Instead they waited until they a quality record.
Now that i’ve seen tool twice since this albums release, i can say that the songs from this album live are a TOTALLY different experience, and it made me appreciate this album so much more. It is a whole ass experience live, especially culling voices and fear innoculum
Is it just me or is one of the things what makes Adam so unique is that his guitar playing on recording sounds so organic? Like you can hear every pick scrape, every dead note, and Everytime he plays hard it feels like he's beating the shit out of you. And also, Danny's drumming is superb on this record! Def his magnum opus imo.
connor adcock i wouldn’t word it like that...but i kind of agree haha he said about Descending “there’s this blues slide guitar and then some guitar leads with some synth, it was boring” like there’s ever been another song that has those 3 things in it😂
Watching you trying to figure out the verse riff of Pneuma made me chuckle a bit. Those weird time signature changes threw me off so many times. It seems so easy, but is so hard. And Tyler, why don't you listen to the album at least once _without a guitar_ and just enjoy the music? :(
@@neiloshodges2816 I mean _while_ he is reacting, not afterwards. I dedicated my whole evening to listening to this in awe. Might not be something for everyone, all good.
Vic Firth made a video of Danny Carey playing the drums live for Pneuma. Drummers all around watch the video regularly because of the technique and pure skill required to play it well
When I listen to Tool I barely notice the guitar because the bass playing is so good that it overshadows it. Songs like Forty six & 2, Lateralus, and Schism for example I forget there's even guitar in them because those damn bass lines are incredible, oh yeah btw.... DO LEGENDARY LICKS YOU THINK ARE GUITAR BUT THEY'RE ACTUALLY BASS ALREADY!!! Come on, I know there's plenty of other people asking for that one.
Schism is so legendary, once I was warming up to play a small gig in London and I played the riff and the bouncer (a big black guy with dreads) came down from upstairs because he thought we're going to do a cover.
That's because after 2 bars your brain knows that's all Adam Jones is going to play for the next 12 minutes. The bass is the melodic guitar parts in Tool.
Lateralus is my all time favorite. Most people Think Ænima is the best. But to me 10,000 Days is an easy, Easy close second to Lateralus. It's so good from front to back with Vicarious, Jambi, and The Pot being like Ænima style songs and the rest being Lateralus style Trips that take you to different places. Rosetta Stoned, Right in Two and The title Track are so fucking great.
@@chriswilliamson9030 You think 10k day was the angriest album? What about Undertow, and are you counting opiate in this equation? 10k days had that new production oomph, sure. and it was a lot angrier than lateralus and maybe Aenima. But nothing competes with the rawness and anger of their earlier music.
"They're so good at making odd time signatures groove", now that's the best definition of their sound I've ever heard. Most of their regular 4/4 songs sound like groovy odd ones as well even though they're regular.
Tool has an approach to their music no other band has. Their bass and percussions mixing, Jones unique guitar melodies and Tone and the way Maynard sings Is just breathtaking
On first listen I was disappointed, because I expected the RAGING Tool of old, especially Maynard's raspy delivery. After several listens I came to appreciate this for what it is: Tool's version of classical music, with several movements of the same melodies. It is a brooding, circular, brutally MUSICAL Tool album...and I CANNOT STOP LISTENING TO IT. This is Tool at their most even and balanced. I LOVE IT.
This is so much more entertaining of a reaction than all the people who don’t have a clue as to how music is actually made, I like how you can actually recognize what’s happening in the songs, not just sitting there mindlessly going “ohhhh” every time something cool happens in the song
I love their discography but the new album is my absolute favorite. I just love the beats and rythmms. Top to bottom it's perfect. Never get sick of it. It's got a mood to it. Mystical. May not be everyone's favorite but it's mine.
This was me when Master of Puppets came out lol.. It was harder to learn guitar back then glad I had vinyl you could slow it down and this well be me learning this new Tool or what I can of it. The more things change the more they stay the same..
13:42 there is no way this is not influenced by one of these days by Pink Floyd, the sliding chords are exactly the same, no wonder I like both bands so much,
Really love this ! Thank the heavens for this album, clearly a lot of us needed it ! I know you're a guitar player, but if you ever wanna collab i do lots of bass session work and tool covers like this one :
Grew up on tool, my mom and dad used to always listen to their albums when I was little, and back in later 2018 I started to listen to them myself and remembered certain songs I had no idea were Tool songs. I absolutely love Tool, though a lot of their songs are growers and need multiple listens to start appreciating them, but I love it.
My problem with the album is imo there's not one catchy hook by Maynard. But 7empest is the highlight of Adam Jones career... fantastic riffs throughout.
Don’t you dare point that at me is pretty catchy. Only downside is there’s no MJK scream in it. Dont you dare POINT THAT AT MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! I kept waiting for that and it never happened. But its ok, I guess mjk cant do it anymore.
I'll probably look back on this comment n think I was such a dumb fuck. But that's how I feel so far. I'm sure like every Tool album it'll grow on me and eventually blow my mind.
The Descending climax ("sound the dread alarm" to "stay alive") is one of Maynard's best works. The ending from 7empest, Culling Voices and Invincible are other songs in which he shines.
Everytime I listen to this album I like it just that much more. This is definitely an album that gets better with repeat listens, as it is for most TooL records.
I really like this guy! This is a cool, unique way of reviewing Tool. This young man is pretty quick and skilled at picking up on Adam Jones’s difficult style. I’ll watch more of his videos to see what else he can master. Good job man, and thank you for being cool and polite with your review.
In my opinion. Most people who bash this album are looking for that one song that grabs you by the tool and gives you a quick jab of shredding. They're never going to get it with this album. It's an experience. The whole album is a trip you gotta take in. Huge long rhythmic build ups. Crazy tones and intros. You'll never get that on radio edits. This one's for the die hard fan. And that's ok.
Please make more videos of you going through albums with your guitar like this, this is so cool and interesting! Love this concept. Also the music theory in all the songs too
I.......I just don't get it man 😂😂 I can see some of the cool moments but I just don't care that much for the compositions as a whole. But this video is a cool approach to the "reaction" format working in the guitar with a first viewing. Respect for that 🤘
In 7empest, the low note in the intros pattern chimes in the EXACT same pattern as the djenty chugging/gallop/pull thru section. the entire theme of the song is 100% designed around that one pattern. If you remove all notes outside the very lowest ones you'll see what im talking about, they're the only notes that openly ring out in the opening riff. (These notes also = 7) I don't know if anybody has figured that out yet, but mr music is win, i'd be willing to prove it to you. Also there's a fucked up skip at the end of the intro segment that causes the chimes danny is playing to unsync for around 2 bars at around the 1:03 mark then resync on the last bar. Also invincible is counted 1 and 2 -3 and 4 and. Or just 7. Because everything is 7. The pull thru chugging segment in invincible is also 7. With the pull thru technique and 2 chugs, then pull thru and three chugs is 7. They weren't kidding when countless riffs on this album can be broken down into 7.
some random guy How about you go more into depth about how Adam plays and less of the note choice? Rhythms? Nuances? It’s not just “hurrdurr D-E-F” all the time. There’s plenty to be learned from Adam Jones’ playing, just sayin’
@some random guy I see others arguing with you. But you're basically right. Not much going on with Adam's guitar playing. All old ideas slightly tweeked. Zzz zzz zzzzz
Do more of this and yes incredible incredible album. It doesn't flow like 10,000 Days or Lateralus did, but it's still incredible and every piece on this album feels unique.
Hey tyler. This was a fun sit through. I enjoy your personality through your videos. Its nice to see what other fans think and this reminds me of myself. I would sit through every tool album and learn the guitar with a fine tooth comb. I enjoyed this video. The album makes me lose where i am physically and takes me through an inward journey. Maybe ill dissect it later but for now its like a hand attached to a smile wants to take me for a walk and remind me off the colors that exist. Happy riffing my man
For now they seem happy to just tour playing pre-Belew material. There's the Jakszyk/Fripp/Collins album A Scarcity of Miracles from 2011 that is almost Crim, though.
The first time i heard i didn't think it was bad at all but i was not fully convinced, i maybe compared it to much to all the classic songs but those songs are also spread over multiple albums so..., but everytime i go through the album again i keep finding it better and more interesting and everytime it is a new experience and that is crazy difficult to do as an artist so at this point i really think the songs are great and will be part of the 'classic tool songs' in a few years
It took me over a year to finally sit down and truly listen to this album. For me that means learning and playing the guitar, drums, bass, and vocals to the best of my limited ability and recording tracks on the garage band app. I’m part way through pneuma and invincible. I’ll be dead if I ever make it through 7empest haha.
For a Tool fan it sure took him long enough to realise Jones is in drop D. I would've assumed that and had it dropped from the start tbh, especially since Fear Inoculum is obvs in D also. Strange.
Do you like the new TOOL?
I didn't find it anything exciting to be honest. Tones are good but kind of meh. Didn't have the one song that just went hard imo. i give it a 5/10.
WHY DIDN'T YOU DROP D?
Music is Win amazing album!
I like it and I mean Kmac reviewing the TOOL only proves this statement on it being good.
Change is always nice some people will like it some won't. That's just how it goes 🙃
can I just say, Danny Carey was in absolute beast mode during this album.
ashley 1010
Yes he was ....🥁
I get the feeling like Danny is going for broke on this album. Beast Mode indeed!
well yeah he is one of the greatest drummers in history (in my opinion the greatest artist of all time, by far even though he had help from spirits as he admits) id argue that he goes beast mode pretty much everytime he touches the drums.
7empest was the epitome of this album. I never thought I’d hear a modern metal TOOL breakdown,. It blows away everything I’ve ever heard! 🤘🏻
Yes absolutely I agree. I must say that adam went crazy in this album though with some of the most amazing guitar work I've ever heard. And probably will ever hear.
10:40
Tyler : How many times have we heard that chord in a Tool song?
Me : 10,000 times
For 10,000 days
Woah I get it because their album 10,000 days has the number 10,000 in the title woah
Me: All of them. And I loved each and every one of them.
Somewhere between 46 and 2.
Don't ever fault a band for sounding the same.....its their sound!
Listening to a tool album without your guitar in drop D...
Shame on you.
Shame on you now...
I read it in Maynard's tone. Nice one😂😂😂
Control your detuning
Insane and striking at random
victim of your ill-tuned guitar
and therefore your playing along's not an option
What is the problem with drop d, almost every tool song is on drop d
Tool is always in drop D except when they are in drop B
@@WeeedyMcMeth wow
How could you skip the entire second half of Invincible?! It's like a whole other song...
Came to see if anyone else said this.
He said in the beginning of the video he’s listening to the whole album but it’s edited, he’s not actually skipping the songs halfway through
He was busy playing “enter sandman” in the middle
Agree, o kind waited Just for that part
@@matb3954 same here. it hurt me. weird, I'm not lying. it hurt, lol
Tool makes 3 or 4 notes sound so much more interesting than someone shredding their arse off.
Ehh
Waffe Godiator lol came here to say the same thing. Sure shredding isn’t everything but tool isn’t all that...
@@anthonymorales5815 Really? Who do you think is all that?
Tao Tuhao not tool
@@anthonymorales5815 Well since you mostly enjoy pop music such as Bill Eyelash or whatever her name is, Ariana Grande, Paramore etc. Why are you here commenting on a video about Tool? Tool isn't one of those bands that release songs that are instant gratification and all about the hook. Tool is more about the layers and definitely more of an acquired taste. So you don't like them, fine . But coming to a page concerning a band that you don't like and then commenting negatively on the OP @A.V.F's post, and how he/we feel that tool is more interesting that shred, accomplishes nothing more than pointing out the fact that you obviously have nothing better to do. So go listen to Paramore, and Ariana Grande since you like them enough to include them in your favorites playlist. You will not find us there hating them in the comments, we have better things to do.
I’ve been waiting for the new Nirvana album what’s going on with them?
Technical difficulties.
We're waiting for Kurt to reincarnate.
@@georgescdoodle Resurrection currently on hold.
I heard their new material is supposed to be mind blowing though
@@csamacintyre Oh it's going to leave you floored.
All the people saying this album is boring probably weren’t patient enough to make it to 7empest...
Not to mention, Tool has always been the kind of band who’s songs hit harder and harder the more you listen to them.
Pondering Presbyterian hell yeah man, I didn’t like it at first, but I now am insanely in love with it
It's ok if people don't like it, but it really does seem some like people gave up on it too early.
WHAT BECAME OF SUBTLETY ?! you know, this album is way more subtle then the last one, but if you can get that - it hits very hard.
Be paaaatient
@@darkdeceptionkillsthelight9653 this album actually is a test for the fans. Those who took tools advice are more likely to really really enjoy this album and those who walked on the same spot since then will probably not. kind of an asshole view and lowkey calling every toolfan a retard who doesnt like it... but i dont care - i dont mean it that serious anyway.
Really like this format, would love to see you review more albums this way.
Agreed
Agreed. The only issue being is he's not making money off of this video so it'll probably limit how much he does them. I wouldn't want to do my job without making anything lol
Alter Bridge next, please.
@Chris Y Exactly what I was thinking about.
Such a cool concept
Agreed! Really enjoyed this video format!
4:56 ~ Pneuma is the only song by TOOL that has “P-N” starting the title 😂 love you man.
loplosy I can’t think of any other song period that starts with pn lol
"This sounds like the bridge of Schism." glad I'm not the only who thought that immediately first time hearing it. And you know what, Pheuma is so sick that it doesn't bother me at all.
when i first heard this album i thought a lot of parts of it sounded similar to other previous tool songs. not in a bad way but i was surprised how much sounded familiar in a way, but still different. i feel like they took things that they are known for (and have been playing for 13 years since the last one) and expanded them into something else really amazing.
It sounds to me like Eminem - Lose yourself and Iron Maiden - Wasted Years had a child
Pneuma is supposed to be like a sequel to schism. The lyrics of schsim are about a divide and pneuma is supposed to be a reconnection, (im pretty sure dont quote me)
@@JacksonRiddle90 Yeah I was kind of thinking maybe the same thing once I dug into the lyrics a bit more.
@@JacksonRiddle90 Lyrically Pneuma is closer to the song Lateralus itself
The way the pick bounces at 29:53 evokes the riff from Pneuma at 6:58 of the video :)
Bahahaha!! That's hilarious! Good ear, mate. 😂
OH MY GOD
How you picked that up in the first place is beyond me, but i'm so glad that you actually did. It's amazing hahaha!
YOU for President. How did you catch that? Upon closer inspection, its not the drums that are evoked, there is a phantom beat implied by the guitar, which is exactly the same rhythm as the pick bounce. Only a madman could place it.
BRO WHATT ARE THE CHANCES?! Holy shit I’m amazed
@musiciswin 3:09 it is a tabla and a santoor ( Indian classical instruments )
The instrument Danny is using is called a HandSonic, made by Roland. You can hear it used in 10,000 Days as well. he uses the santoor setting at the beginning of Vicarious, and I believe also at the end of Wings pt 2.
@@danielmiller9925 yeah I was wondering about that too. I figured it had to be some kind of machine thing as that's just too fast to play with just your hands
@@danielmiller9925 im pretty sure hes using mandala drum pads and some roland pads but the beginning has the Mandala sound
@@itamar901 The santoor sound is definitely the Handsonic (it's been part of his kit since Salival at least), which also has tabla sounds on it, so it could be that, or the mandala for the tabla sound.
@@thisisallthereis he's doing it with his hands.
Maynard is one of the most talented vocalists out there; everyone in this band is a phenomenal musician. TOOL is, simply, amazing.
The last few minutes of Descending are just crazy good. They are all playing together so well. It’s perfect.
Awesome song, best off the album.
Been on repeat since August 30th. And everytime, I hear something new.
You said it. I just noticed the rolling cymbals in descending are meant to sound like the crashing waves from the beginning of the track. It was nice noticing them sprinkled throughout the track
7empest is a ride from the beginning of TooL to the present
terry ducote well said
Glad I wasn't the only one who thought that. Tbh, there's elements of every single album sprinkled throughout this one. Kinda like a palette sampling and it's fantastic.
All bands at some point become a parody of themselves.
I think it's one of the best songs they've written. And yes I know there is a lot of amazing songs lol
Totally, that riff in the beginning is so bad ass. definitely reminds me of the song undertow
I've literally waited my entire life for the new album, I was born in 2006
Meme Man underrated comment
Holy haha, I imagine you as a baby and screaming "VICARIOUSLY IIIIIIIII"
some random guy oh I personally don’t enjoy most of tools music, I just thought the comment was funny
@some random guy how so?
I’ve waited about a year for the album because I just recently started listening to tool
First comment: "That's a weird noise" 2:01 lol
It’s refreshing that TOOL got on trending(along with Slipknot.) Hoping for more rock to come into the spotlight because there needs to be more than only rap/hip hop solely being recommended or on the front page of trending
Jesper Jansen
Woha dude, there was no specific gripe against hip/hop and you absolutely flew off the handle there. You should tone it down a bit, people might think you’re just insecure about this...
Rock? What was that? Have I heard it right? *progressive metal
JayBeatroniz its not just progressive metal , its rock , progressive rock , grunge , post metal ... its every genre of rock and metal they already said it
@@twiceq7562 Its Munge.
@Jesper Jansen you aren't you when you're hungry
"Just when I started counting, It changes" 😂😂
i feel you bro
@@samuelkilik8233 he says that in the video lol
"I'm going to edit out the repetitive parts." Good luck with that.
@average paul yeah nah fuck off they've been making this album for 13 years
TKK They had that much time to improve and the album was still ass
@average paul, you just haven't done enough drugs to understand it.
I was expecting a jump cut to the end of the album.. for the memes.
I think they took TOO MUCH time with this one. All the songs are too long, boring, and overwrought. It just sort of chugs along without any real suspense, climaxes, or hooks. I appreciate the musicianship, but there are just no memorable moments on this one.
They were working on the album for 13 years, Adam Jones just didn't stop playing. They had to cut 113879 hours from the album.
4:54
"Tool has the most songs with a Pn starting off the title out of any band, I believe."
Bro, chill. There's only this one. Hahaha.
Lol still more than most bands
He was probably referring to Aenima or something
Gil B that made me laugh way too hard🤣
he really just stopped invincible right before the soaring bass solo huh
The last half of Invincible is crazy good. Was kinda gutted when he stopped it and moved on.
@@clumsyturtle8544 i thought he just cutted the video ? Did he really skipped like big chunks of the album ? As a guitar player ? Like ? As an musician ? Thats actually dissapointing
@@TheBlackfall234 At 11:35 you can see at the top he's just over half way when he moves on. :( I ain't that mad over it but like you said, as a musician you'd think he would listen all the way.
@@clumsyturtle8544 im actually mad about this. I mean, for alot of bands this wouldnt be a problem because if you take Sabaton for example - there isnt much to analyse or get. Its very plain and simple, but this is like... skipping through songs from rush or yes. It hurts my soul :D
@@clumsyturtle8544 I'm not sure how so many people missed it. He said it in the beginning that he listens to the entire album but edited it out for us to get past the repetitive bits.
You missed the best part of Invincible, from 09:30 to the end.
yea how dare he skip through a tool song?
I feel so happy to see "Tool" back again.
Love their musical experimental sounds.
You need a very analytical musical mind to understand them, i think that's why musicians love them.
0:32 legends say it was never found.
He got a pick carpet
Oooffff
damn he really skipped the badass riff towards the end of Invincible
And the badass riff in fear inoculum
And the badass build at the end of pneuma
yeah then subtly complains about the lack of riffage and guitar work
yeah then subtly complains about the lack of riffage and guitar work
Yeeea i feel the same
I feel weird watching someone playing tool on standard tuning
It's not in standard, how else would he have done the open D chord
He starts off in standard but later he is tuned to Drop D.
@@SidGolan oh, sorry
Sylver Crow yep
My wifey is a HUGE Tool, and I wanna impress her butt. Question:
I want to play some stuff from Aenema, is it all in drop D?
I have never played any Tool stuff, but I've been playing Dream Theater for the past 20 years, so I'm up for the challenge of Jonesing.
"made me drop my pick"
Well that's gone forever.
this was surprisingly entertaining. I am amazed at how quickly you find the notes. Awesome
Well, he did go to Berklee haha
It's not finding the notes that are the problem lol
Seriously?
@@coolkille420 yeah i agree, took ages to find pnuemas riff notes, after he had already determined the song was in a minor.
As someone else pointed out, Tyler studied at Berklee. NO musician will graduate (or leave, e.g. John Petrucci) there without their ears having been trained to the highest level.
People need to just let this album grow on them. They're long self indulgent songs. But I still get chills from Pneuma and 7empest
That's a tabla you heard Tyler. An Indian musical instrument. It falls under the percussion instruments banner.
@Bradford Leigh I'm amazed that a Berkeley student like Tyler didn't realise that though.
@Captain Lazypants Blame autocorrect for that one.
Why does your bass have 6 strings???
J King weird!
J King lol
Ah, a fellow davie504 watcher.
Hmmm, intersting
*John Myung has entered the chat*
"this sounds like the bridge of schism" yep, that's probably why this was instantly my favourite song of the album.
Same here... heard it straight away
Chocolate chip trip is fantastic and legit just an excuse to give danny a drum solo
And what a solo...
He wasn’t supposed to have it, but on a break he played it and the band said “Shit, we gotta make that something.” Hence the out of place title too.
The cookie monster has been visiting him every night in his dreams since he had a child.
Waited 21 days so me and a couple of mates could listen through uninterrupted. With a lite dose of shrooms and a dark music studio and the album pumping on studio monitors it was epic. And chocolate chip trip made us all laugh with joy. Epic
I personally don’t like chocolate chip trip
2:49 Minecraft villager noise
15:20 when you've been mulling something over because you've heard it before, but then you hear it for the first time with guitar-in-hand and you can play along. Goosebumps all over.
"I knew it...and it was exactly what I wanted" - every TOOL fan listening to this album
"just when I try to count, it changes"
you just described TOOL in a sentence...
oh yeah yeah?
''It is probably money''... Brother spoke the truth.
If they held for this long then I don't think it's money. It might be reach, though. Physical mediums are pretty niche nowadays. Streaming is just the gold standard in terms of the way the vast majority of people listen to their music.
I doubt they make much money from streaming as compared to touring....I like to think it was for the convenience of the fans
Or maybe cos people don't own CD Players anymore cos its not 2000bloody6 anymore?
They are multimillionaires. If they wanted money, they would have already put out crap records between 2006 and now. Instead they waited until they a quality record.
@@hansikursch484 Most stores are sold out of their CDs already.
All those short ones sound like they turned on a Korg Miku pedal and went bat shit crazy.
Now that i’ve seen tool twice since this albums release, i can say that the songs from this album live are a TOTALLY different experience, and it made me appreciate this album so much more. It is a whole ass experience live, especially culling voices and fear innoculum
Is it just me or is one of the things what makes Adam so unique is that his guitar playing on recording sounds so organic? Like you can hear every pick scrape, every dead note, and Everytime he plays hard it feels like he's beating the shit out of you. And also, Danny's drumming is superb on this record! Def his magnum opus imo.
Infinitely better review/reaction than Fantano's complaining about song lengths.
Fantano is a fucking hipster who gives mumble rap albums higher ratings. His opinion is garbage
connor adcock i wouldn’t word it like that...but i kind of agree haha he said about Descending “there’s this blues slide guitar and then some guitar leads with some synth, it was boring” like there’s ever been another song that has those 3 things in it😂
Watching you trying to figure out the verse riff of Pneuma made me chuckle a bit. Those weird time signature changes threw me off so many times. It seems so easy, but is so hard.
And Tyler, why don't you listen to the album at least once _without a guitar_ and just enjoy the music? :(
How do you know he hasn't?
@@neiloshodges2816 I mean _while_ he is reacting, not afterwards. I dedicated my whole evening to listening to this in awe. Might not be something for everyone, all good.
Max has amazing covers for anyone reading these comments. Definitely worth checking out his channel.
All you have to know is 9:18 of Pneuma...
Edit: Tyler, YOU SKIPPED THAT PART OF THE SONG?????
He skipped 75% of the album
Pyle Plays which is unfortunate because 75% of it is great, while the other 25% is just filler.
He said he's hearing everything, just editing it out
That riff at the end sounds like Jones is using his left hand pull-through technique. Think Jambi
I already figured out the riff, it’s pretty freaking awesome
Vic Firth made a video of Danny Carey playing the drums live for Pneuma. Drummers all around watch the video regularly because of the technique and pure skill required to play it well
When I listen to Tool I barely notice the guitar because the bass playing is so good that it overshadows it. Songs like Forty six & 2, Lateralus, and Schism for example I forget there's even guitar in them because those damn bass lines are incredible, oh yeah btw.... DO LEGENDARY LICKS YOU THINK ARE GUITAR BUT THEY'RE ACTUALLY BASS ALREADY!!! Come on, I know there's plenty of other people asking for that one.
Schism's riff is one of those licks
Found davie504's alt account
Schism is so legendary, once I was warming up to play a small gig in London and I played the riff and the bouncer (a big black guy with dreads) came down from upstairs because he thought we're going to do a cover.
As a lifetime guitar and bass player, I completely agree.
That's because after 2 bars your brain knows that's all Adam Jones is going to play for the next 12 minutes. The bass is the melodic guitar parts in Tool.
Tyler: Sips beer and continues to listen to Pneuma
Tyler a second later: Plays wrong notes on guitar
Invincible a pure bangar till the end. Wish I woulda seen your reaction to that!
Why is your low E-string wound clockwise on the tuning peg? I'm pretty sure that's illegal, you madman.
Seriously, this question needs to be answered. Why is this PRS being put through this injustice?
What in the actual fuck
I didnt notice until I read this. Now its driving me bat shit crazy lmaoo
10000days is probably one of my favourite albums to ever exist
Same
Yeah but there's a reason for that being the angriest tool album. Maynard had just lost his mother when they started writing it.
Same goes for aenena, lateralus and fear
Lateralus is my all time favorite. Most people Think Ænima is the best. But to me 10,000 Days is an easy, Easy close second to Lateralus. It's so good from front to back with Vicarious, Jambi, and The Pot being like Ænima style songs and the rest being Lateralus style Trips that take you to different places. Rosetta Stoned, Right in Two and The title Track are so fucking great.
@@chriswilliamson9030
You think 10k day was the angriest album? What about Undertow, and are you counting opiate in this equation?
10k days had that new production oomph, sure. and it was a lot angrier than lateralus and maybe Aenima. But nothing competes with the rawness and anger of their earlier music.
"They're so good at making odd time signatures groove", now that's the best definition of their sound I've ever heard. Most of their regular 4/4 songs sound like groovy odd ones as well even though they're regular.
Seems like Adam and Danny sometimes are playing two different time signatures.
Oh, ALL the time lmao
They often are
Sometimes they are but they always do it in a way that fits.
there called polyrhythms some complicated shit
@@MosinAttractedPerson and polymeters
Tool has an approach to their music no other band has. Their bass and percussions mixing, Jones unique guitar melodies and Tone and the way Maynard sings Is just breathtaking
The room needs more guitars, pedals, and amps.
But that rug really pulls the room together, man.
Everything is cool, "as long as the D is happening"...
I'm just glad this didn't turn into a other chinese democracy
That album is a beautiful masterpiece. Give it another go.
st anger the best metallica album
@@Axwage alright man, I'll give it another listen.
@@matthewcattermole504 did you like it?
@@matthewcattermole504 it took a while for it to really catch on for me
Am I the only one hearing “wings for Marie” at 13:02 and 14:52?
It's descending
Its only you its not the same not close
“I hear this, and I think that it’s building up to be heavy.”
*YOU WOULD THINK WOULDN’T YA*
On first listen I was disappointed, because I expected the RAGING Tool of old, especially Maynard's raspy delivery. After several listens I came to appreciate this for what it is: Tool's version of classical music, with several movements of the same melodies. It is a brooding, circular, brutally MUSICAL Tool album...and I CANNOT STOP LISTENING TO IT. This is Tool at their most even and balanced. I LOVE IT.
This is so much more entertaining of a reaction than all the people who don’t have a clue as to how music is actually made, I like how you can actually recognize what’s happening in the songs, not just sitting there mindlessly going “ohhhh” every time something cool happens in the song
Can't believe this coming August the album will be 3 years old. Flown.
I love their discography but the new album is my absolute favorite. I just love the beats and rythmms. Top to bottom it's perfect. Never get sick of it. It's got a mood to it. Mystical. May not be everyone's favorite but it's mine.
0:32 RIP pick
you comment on every fucking video ever
Jamison C I know it’s crazy
David Nwokoye F
I follow you brother
That pick reappeared somewhere in Alpha Centauri.
21:39 every Tool fan all day :)
This was me when Master of Puppets came out lol.. It was harder to learn guitar back then glad I had vinyl you could slow it down and this well be me learning this new Tool or what I can of it. The more things change the more they stay the same..
When he actually skipped the heavy guitar part on invincible, wtf??
13:42 there is no way this is not influenced by one of these days by Pink Floyd, the sliding chords are exactly the same, no wonder I like both bands so much,
The guitar solo following is DEF influenced by the Dogs solo
it actually took 4955 days for them to release Fear Inoculum. Just in case u wondered.
they could have waited 45 more days
@@martinpaddle or 5045... would have been proohecy XD
Get a life
Really love this ! Thank the heavens for this album, clearly a lot of us needed it ! I know you're a guitar player, but if you ever wanna collab i do lots of bass session work and tool covers like this one :
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@@ArtofTechnologyPodcast Awesome! Love this
@@ArtofTechnologyPodcast So good, one of the best bass covers i've heard of fear inoculum
Grew up on tool, my mom and dad used to always listen to their albums when I was little, and back in later 2018 I started to listen to them myself and remembered certain songs I had no idea were Tool songs. I absolutely love Tool, though a lot of their songs are growers and need multiple listens to start appreciating them, but I love it.
Every time I listen to this album I have a new favorite song. So many growers on here. Phenomenal album.
My problem with the album is imo there's not one catchy hook by Maynard. But 7empest is the highlight of Adam Jones career... fantastic riffs throughout.
not one catchy hook?
Don’t you dare point that at me is pretty catchy. Only downside is there’s no MJK scream in it. Dont you dare POINT THAT AT MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! I kept waiting for that and it never happened. But its ok, I guess mjk cant do it anymore.
Brady Carroll How is Invincible not catchy? Shit has been stuck in my head for days.
I'll probably look back on this comment n think I was such a dumb fuck. But that's how I feel so far. I'm sure like every Tool album it'll grow on me and eventually blow my mind.
The Descending climax ("sound the dread alarm" to "stay alive") is one of Maynard's best works. The ending from 7empest, Culling Voices and Invincible are other songs in which he shines.
Tool using the tabla as percussion in the first song blew my mind By the stringy thing was santoor (also in first song )
Everytime I listen to this album I like it just that much more. This is definitely an album that gets better with repeat listens, as it is for most TooL records.
Your little chuckle when the tablas came in in Fear Inoculum was so pure
I really like this guy! This is a cool, unique way of reviewing Tool. This young man is pretty quick and skilled at picking up on Adam Jones’s difficult style. I’ll watch more of his videos to see what else he can master. Good job man, and thank you for being cool and polite with your review.
Invincible starts as a polymeter where the drums are playing in 3's and the guitar is is in 7/4
I'm rating this album 7.77/10
*get it?*
I'm rating it 9/4
Haha very big funny
more like 777/10
7/7/7/7/7
Odd
In my opinion. Most people who bash this album are looking for that one song that grabs you by the tool and gives you a quick jab of shredding. They're never going to get it with this album. It's an experience. The whole album is a trip you gotta take in. Huge long rhythmic build ups. Crazy tones and intros. You'll never get that on radio edits. This one's for the die hard fan. And that's ok.
Please make more videos of you going through albums with your guitar like this, this is so cool and interesting! Love this concept. Also the music theory in all the songs too
Sick new album! Now the question is...
When's the next one coming out?
The new album release is confirmed for the year 10,000.
Either never or in a long ass time
2036
2021 :-P
Probably after our deaths after we reach 115.
'Just when I start counting it changes.'
This is when you know you are listening to a Prog band.
I.......I just don't get it man 😂😂 I can see some of the cool moments but I just don't care that much for the compositions as a whole. But this video is a cool approach to the "reaction" format working in the guitar with a first viewing. Respect for that 🤘
Understandable, have a nice day.
@Javier Cruz oh did you just one up me, bitch?
18:57. Sir your wish is coming on 7empest
Buddy, what a fantastic room/setup you have! Well done. Like your acoustic panels. :)
And of course. Great analysis. Thank you!!
In 7empest, the low note in the intros pattern chimes in the EXACT same pattern as the djenty chugging/gallop/pull thru section. the entire theme of the song is 100% designed around that one pattern. If you remove all notes outside the very lowest ones you'll see what im talking about, they're the only notes that openly ring out in the opening riff. (These notes also = 7) I don't know if anybody has figured that out yet, but mr music is win, i'd be willing to prove it to you. Also there's a fucked up skip at the end of the intro segment that causes the chimes danny is playing to unsync for around 2 bars at around the 1:03 mark then resync on the last bar. Also invincible is counted 1 and 2 -3 and 4 and. Or just 7. Because everything is 7. The pull thru chugging segment in invincible is also 7. With the pull thru technique and 2 chugs, then pull thru and three chugs is 7. They weren't kidding when countless riffs on this album can be broken down into 7.
Habits of adam Jones?
Why isn't this a thing yet?
some random guy How about you go more into depth about how Adam plays and less of the note choice? Rhythms? Nuances? It’s not just “hurrdurr D-E-F” all the time. There’s plenty to be learned from Adam Jones’ playing, just sayin’
Kobe Gamble just ignore the troll lol
@some random guy I see others arguing with you. But you're basically right. Not much going on with Adam's guitar playing. All old ideas slightly tweeked. Zzz zzz zzzzz
I cant tell if ppl that say hes mediocre are trolling or are actually that ignorant
His first comment on the album was “huh, that’s a weird noise.” I don’t think we could agree more with you...
Do more of this and yes incredible incredible album. It doesn't flow like 10,000 Days or Lateralus did, but it's still incredible and every piece on this album feels unique.
Yeah, exactly. It's amazing, different, but still amazing. Sometimes people need to understand different doesn't always mean bad or worse.
Hey tyler.
This was a fun sit through.
I enjoy your personality through your videos.
Its nice to see what other fans think and this reminds me of myself.
I would sit through every tool album and learn the guitar with a fine tooth comb.
I enjoyed this video.
The album makes me lose where i am physically and takes me through an inward journey.
Maybe ill dissect it later but for now its like a hand attached to a smile wants to take me for a walk and remind me off the colors that exist.
Happy riffing my man
Watch all your videos for years never commented. Been waiting on this album for years. Loved your take on this. Very different Concept. Thank you
Maynard is also James Kumar jha
Along with Danny radhey patel
What about next King Crimson album? Last KC album was released 16 years ago.
When you leap past time it doesn't seem that long
ajfa 👏👏👏
For now they seem happy to just tour playing pre-Belew material. There's the Jakszyk/Fripp/Collins album A Scarcity of Miracles from 2011 that is almost Crim, though.
The first time i heard i didn't think it was bad at all but i was not fully convinced, i maybe compared it to much to all the classic songs but those songs are also spread over multiple albums so..., but everytime i go through the album again i keep finding it better and more interesting and everytime it is a new experience and that is crazy difficult to do as an artist so at this point i really think the songs are great and will be part of the 'classic tool songs' in a few years
It took me over a year to finally sit down and truly listen to this album. For me that means learning and playing the guitar, drums, bass, and vocals to the best of my limited ability and recording tracks on the garage band app. I’m part way through pneuma and invincible. I’ll be dead if I ever make it through 7empest haha.
For a Tool fan it sure took him long enough to realise Jones is in drop D. I would've assumed that and had it dropped from the start tbh, especially since Fear Inoculum is obvs in D also. Strange.