Everything Music And Guitar Shenanigans I implore you to check out Rosetta Stoned and you’ll understand what I mean. There’s a great UA-cam video of someone breaking down Danny’s entire drum part
Actually I've seen that video before but thanks for the recommendation.I'm one of those people that's been a rabid Tool fan for decades. most likely because when opiate came out I was 24-25 yrs old.I like all the side project stuff that every member of the band has done. and yes Danny is the man. I'm really into a lot of the perfect circle stuff too cuz I like Maynard's voice so much.
Thing that I noticed after leaving a tool concert, it was so loud but it didn't hurt. The sound was so clean and I wanted it to just dig into my eardrums. That performance was something that just demanded every gravelly nook be listened to. Amazing.
I just discovered Tool and your channel earlier this evening, still up listening at 1:20am. Really enjoying your energy, it's like being over at a friend's, drinking beers and listening to great music.
I've seen Tool on my birthday last year... That was the best concert and the best birthday I've ever had. I have no words to describe the band, flawless playing, MASSIVE energy on the crowd and from the stage, screens with weird and cool videos made by Adam... It's like tripping sober. Best band no doubt.
Dude, I *FINALLY* went to a Tool concert for the first time recently and I cannot Express how much of an incredible experience it was for me, It gave me goosebumps, I dont really know to explain it but there's some kind of spiritual connection between the group and the crowd and everything in between.
And not only does Maynard kick ass on stage and put on a phenomenal show, he along with myself is a u.s. army veteran. He served a few years honorably!! So, he is talented and acts like a weirdo on stage and we love the band, and he served his country before any of tool. If you don't care for tool, at least respect the man for serving his country. For me, I love the band and respect them too. They are coming to my hometown February 2022. Finally due to the pandemic live shows have been back for a little bit now. THANK GOD!
They didn't have the day slot. They headlined. This was just before it got dark. The pit was the second song in the set list. Was the best headline show I have ever seen and quite possibly the best show ever
I enjoyed the shit out of this video. I loved how much you connected with the music and were losing it over how good it is. Your reaction is me every time I listen to Tool.
Just in case someone hasn't put it in the comments. Sunset in the summer, in the UK, is nearly 10pm sometimes. Tool actually headlined the last day. I was at this show, too. Absolutely incredible!
Tool has single handedly been getting me through this lockdown, unfortunately my co-habitants just don't get it. Great to kinda share a moment with someone who really does - thank you! I wish there were more quality recordings of them live - it's kinda obnoxious hearing the crowd singing along to this out of time -_-
Seen Tool at the Verizon Center. Manchester, New Hampshire. 10,000 days tour. Front row balcony. Stage left, halfway across the stadium. The stage was completely white. They projected images across the horizontal and vertical surfaces creating an incredible experience of feeling like you were "immersed" in the music. "The Pot" was their 2nd song! I went by myself! I had a great view and coming from a drumming family, and Neil Peart fan, was mesmerized by Danny! Never seen a bass player that plays such a diverse range! More ! points are necessary! Thanks
I saw Tool on the first tour they did after 10,000 Days came out. What a show. Was that really 14 years ago? Wow. They still bring it. Love Tool, they know how to make it real.
God bless, you have killer taste in music! Love all your reactions, man. Thanks for getting to some Tool! I'm about a minute into the reaction - the music hasn't started, and I'm pumped!
I was fortunate to see Tool live for the first time in my life this past year in Raleigh. Blew my mind. Saw them again in Atlanta a few weeks later. Blew my mind.
Perfectly put. I saw them a month back in Auckland, New Zealand. Third time I had seen them but they were more polished than ever. It's an experience, so much so I got emotional. Everyone needs to experience Tool live.
I'm very lucky to be able to say I was there to see this live! It was early evening when Tool came on, they were the headline last act of the weekend! What an experience.
Saw them in Nashville this past year, it was amazing. Like you said everyone on their feet, screaming every word to every song. Chills watching this lol
Seen em play outdoor 1off show in 2012 in st. paul, mn no tour at all or practice, just showed up n played a 90 min. set with a huge fn stage n video screens, started in daylight, during pushit turned to dusk n ended in nighttime, EPIC.....
I seen this band in Cardiff years ago ,there supporting act didn't arrive so they played a set and half ,the best thing I have ever witnessed ,I'm happy to day any day after that night 🤘❤️
Saw them at Red Rocks in the Denver Mayor's seats - best seats in the house. A very (very) well-known actor was just behind us under the mixing riser stuh-hoooned out of their minds having the time of their lives. Hard to beat that show.
Widespread Panic and Tool favorite bands for different reasons.. great live shows, great lead singer, great lyrics, sound just as good live as in studio
Did you see tool in baltimore last week? I drove up from NC that morning and took my brother and his wife to the show and we were blown away. I hope that you were there.
I've seen them live for the 1st time when they came here to Portugal with OzzFest and was really hyped to see them for the 1st time, but also to see Zakk Wylde with Ozzy. They were suppose to do a 45 minute set, but Ozzy couldn't do the show because "the prince of darkness" went and attend something for the queen in England... and we were presented with a 2h set from Tool. 'Till this day I thank the queen :). Then I've seen them another time in another festival and 2 other times in a closed arena. All this to say that like Michael says, their sound and visuals, especially in the arena environment is astonishing. This arena in Lisbon is were many bands come to play, and gives a good comparison between them in terms of sound. Tool and their sound crew nailed it. Just an extra about MJK. I've seen him live once with A Perfect Circle in another smaller venue and he only came behind, a kind of sheet light box, around the 4th or 5th song with his long hair wig. It was also one of the most amazing shows I've been to and what I still remember to impress me, on that show, was the drum sound. I'm 46, I've been to a shit load of live shows and very few I didn't like that much, but this crisp wall of sound that Tool manage to get live and APC drum sound I'll always remember. Cheers
Upon landing in my home city of Melbourne recently I saw the towering silver haired saint that is Adam Jobes, I prayed my bag would hurry the fuck up so I could grab a photo and shake his hand before he split and the rock gods granted a brief moment with him. Such a nice humble fella ! I’d expect nothing less. Tool will be always immortal to me.
It's awesome to see somebody get into tool the way me and my buddies do. Back when 10000 days came out me and my friends went to see them in d.c. , reading pa, and baltimore. Most amazing shows I've ever seen. Dont know what's going on with the spring baltimore date or when it will actually happen, but I want to go badly.
When you are a guitar teacher with some experience and you listen to tool and understand the chords with your intuition, it takes you to a whole new altered state of consciousness. ♥️
Just a point to note: I was there at the 2019 Download and they didn't get the daytime slot, they were the main event and played into the night. This was just the summer so longer days. Was awesome, although i was pretty drunk at this point...
Tool kills me because I feel the buildup, I feel the rage growing inside me, but the songs never truly explode. They never truly release the rage. It stays pent up, and it disturbs me.
Tool are a breed above, unreal live. Saw em on Ozzfest in 99 I think, at Blossum? Maynard was dressed like a televangelist, started ripping pages from a bible and was in heart boxers within a few songs, epic! Saw em 07-07-07 in Huntington WV, Maynard was hidden, still freaking epic! Loves some Tool!
Leap day 2020 we went to a bar after they gig and the played this track. Musta been fifty people singing along like this crowd, including myself. Guys were congratulating me on headbanging perfectly with the rhythm, and aceing the lyrics, lol. It's just how I naturally feel it.
I was fortunate to see these guys at the Big Melee in Hawaii in like 92' or 93' and Maynard was unbelievable, he did not stand, he spent almost the entire show writhing on the stage and it was incredible!
Upon landing in my home city of Melbourne recently I saw the towering silver haired saint that is Adam Jones., I prayed my bag would hurry the fuck up so I could grab a photo and shake his hand before he split and the rock gods granted a brief moment with him. Such a nice humble fella ! I’d expect nothing less. Tool will be always immortal to me.
I saw them live at mohegan sun in ct this past tour and if they played "The pot" I would have lost my mind. It was the first Tool song I had heard when I was 14 that got me into them in 2006
I saw them in 2000 in Mesa, Az. Outside venue at night. It was for Lateralus and they had Mesa HS students play giant xylophones and percussions. It was amazing. Then saw them in 2001 in Vegas at UNLV. Both shows very different, but same - theater. Unbelievable live acts.
Seeing your genuine reaction to MJK made me happy. That's how I get. He's just so cool yet I understand his wish to not be so admired and especially worshipped lol. But I can't help but look up to this guy. What can I say.
Good luck getting tickets to any Tool concert. I seen them back in 94 on the undertow tour at 1st ave in mpls. I've also have seen them numerous times since. In the 90s Maynard was out front. His theatrics were mesmerizing. I think because of that he was getting bigger than the band. Maybe.
I'm late, but I saw them in Little Rock in 2016, took my friend who never heard of them. She was recruited as soon as the first song started, everyone was standing, singing, it was the best concert I've ever been to and I want to see them again 😫
1:18 And would you believe that I couldn't convince any of my friends to go with me?! Both musicians and *wouldn't go to a Tool show and I offered to buy tickets*!!!
I was there for this festival, they didn't have a daytime slot, they headlined the last day of the festival. Its just still light cause its about 10pm> in June. Was still amazing. It got darker through their set though, brought the lights into play! :)
Can’t believe I got to go to this show, only time I’ve got to see tool and it was unreal. They got the headline night slot but this was very early in the set so that’s why it’s still light 👌
When you see Danny Carey live, it's like you get hit in the chest with every beat. He's a monster. Unbeliveable experience. Edit: If you ever have a chance, I highly recommend to see Neurosis live. Out of body experience, but it's much more intimate, cause they don't do big arena shows.
TOOL... TOOL... TOOL... hard to beat. Excited to see them in Baltimore (hopefully)
Canceled the rest of the years tours, sadly.
I know. I know. NEXT YEAR
@@Guitargate Yeah, gonna be great!
Had tickets for Buffalo! Hopefully Fall or Winter!
Tool has only postponed first leg of NA tour. Still on to play in Vancouver on the 31st of May.
Danny Carey: The man with a brain in each of his limbs.
well that puts a really odd picture into my head......lol
Everything Music And Guitar Shenanigans I implore you to check out Rosetta Stoned and you’ll understand what I mean. There’s a great UA-cam video of someone breaking down Danny’s entire drum part
Actually I've seen that video before but thanks for the recommendation.I'm one of those people that's been a rabid Tool fan for decades. most likely because when opiate came out I was 24-25 yrs old.I like all the side project stuff that every member of the band has done. and yes Danny is the man. I'm really into a lot of the perfect circle stuff too cuz I like Maynard's voice so much.
Dude is a straight up octopus
Naaah Danny is a drum demigod, for sure. But if you want truly ludicrous limb independance you need to check out Virgil Donati.
No one ever gives credit to the bass solo in this song. It’s better than people give it credit. Glad you pointed it out.
Thing that I noticed after leaving a tool concert, it was so loud but it didn't hurt. The sound was so clean and I wanted it to just dig into my eardrums. That performance was something that just demanded every gravelly nook be listened to. Amazing.
I'll second that on the part where it was AMAZINGLY clean sounding for a super loud concert. Probably the cleanest sounding concert I've ever been to.
Maynard is an Alien in a human suit. You got an Alien, an Octopus, a British Bulldog and Chewbacca....you got T00L!
Rick Grimes/old timey speakeasy bartender.
thats actually a good front image of a track
I love how Tool always keeps the bass up in the mix.
"It's not even a concert, it's theater." nailed it
You gotta watch the Vic Firth drum cam of Danny doing Pneuma, came out last week so good
It's a must-see. Agreed.
Dude, that was sick!! I was at that very show as well. I must've watched that video a dozen times already!!!!
YES!!!!
The Dead followed by Tool! You're making this whole quarantine thing much more enjoyable.
Charlie Sparrow that’s it!
I just discovered Tool and your channel earlier this evening, still up listening at 1:20am. Really enjoying your energy, it's like being over at a friend's, drinking beers and listening to great music.
I've seen Tool on my birthday last year... That was the best concert and the best birthday I've ever had. I have no words to describe the band, flawless playing, MASSIVE energy on the crowd and from the stage, screens with weird and cool videos made by Adam... It's like tripping sober. Best band no doubt.
I was at the absolute front for this gig, the sun set halfway through the set. The bass and drums in sync pretty much shook my soul from my body
Dude, I *FINALLY* went to a Tool concert for the first time recently and I cannot Express how much of an incredible experience it was for me, It gave me goosebumps, I dont really know to explain it but there's some kind of spiritual connection between the group and the crowd and everything in between.
Tool is, and has been, unmatched by any other band, live, they are unforgettable, easily the best live show I've ever been to.
I love that Justin is soloing and the camera guy is just zooming in on Adam
During these unsettling times I’m even more thankful for Tool.
One of the best bands EVER.
*THE * greatest
APC is pretty damn good too!!
I'll never understand how a band who makes the same songs over and over gets such recognition
@@mikepshena each song is a masterpiece...
@@RosettaStoned462 Yes In deed!!!👍
They are brutal in concert. They don't let up. Enjoyed seeing them recently. Totally different than anybody else. Sounded great. Visuals 😳
And not only does Maynard kick ass on stage and put on a phenomenal show, he along with myself is a u.s. army veteran. He served a few years honorably!! So, he is talented and acts like a weirdo on stage and we love the band, and he served his country before any of tool. If you don't care for tool, at least respect the man for serving his country. For me, I love the band and respect them too. They are coming to my hometown February 2022. Finally due to the pandemic live shows have been back for a little bit now. THANK GOD!
They didn't have the day slot. They headlined. This was just before it got dark. The pit was the second song in the set list. Was the best headline show I have ever seen and quite possibly the best show ever
Agree. I was there...best show I've ever seen.
Yeah man, it was genuinely the best gig of my life. The first time I’ve ever seen them and it basically changed my life.
Yep was there too.
Tool is absolutely amazing!! Saw them in November in Raleigh, one of the best concerts I’ve ever seen!! Each member is a master at their instrument!!
The best part of Tool shows is how bad the audience is at keeping up with these time signatures. LOL.
Lol that was first thing I noticed (and I am inept at identifying time --but I can keep it... to be a tool nerd I "listen to my muscle memory")
The best part is the banishment of phones.
I’m an expert at it.
Haha especially at download, because not everyone was a super fan so they wanted to rock out but just didn't know how to.
It's funny cause the Pot is in 4/4
I enjoyed the shit out of this video. I loved how much you connected with the music and were losing it over how good it is. Your reaction is me every time I listen to Tool.
THIS IS THE TIGHTEST PERFORMANCE YOU’VE EVER REACTED TO! All hail kings of Tool. 🙏🏽
That low stance is how he starts jiu jitsu matches, and it scares the crap out of his opponents. Cause Maynard is scary. And wonderful.
Just in case someone hasn't put it in the comments. Sunset in the summer, in the UK, is nearly 10pm sometimes. Tool actually headlined the last day. I was at this show, too. Absolutely incredible!
I've been playing guitar for 27 years. I subbed just for your Tool reaction. One of THE greatest bands of all time.
Tool has single handedly been getting me through this lockdown, unfortunately my co-habitants just don't get it. Great to kinda share a moment with someone who really does - thank you! I wish there were more quality recordings of them live - it's kinda obnoxious hearing the crowd singing along to this out of time -_-
But what do your neighbors think of them? Lol
I was there for that. They actually headlined, just had a mega long set. Started in daylight, ended in darkness. It was amazing.
TOOL is definitely my favorite band of that genre. They will change your life! lol. I love the time signatures.
One of the best damn channels. Thanks for the energy and instruction. Tool got me here. You will keep me here. Cheers from Va.
Thank you!! Cheers :)
Seen Tool at the Verizon Center. Manchester, New Hampshire. 10,000 days tour. Front row balcony. Stage left, halfway across the stadium. The stage was completely white. They projected images across the horizontal and vertical surfaces creating an incredible experience of feeling like you were "immersed" in the music. "The Pot" was their 2nd song! I went by myself! I had a great view and coming from a drumming family, and Neil Peart fan, was mesmerized by Danny! Never seen a bass player that plays such a diverse range! More ! points are necessary! Thanks
Been going to rock shows for over 25 years ! Tool is top 5 All time live shows I’ve seen
I saw Tool on the first tour they did after 10,000 Days came out. What a show. Was that really 14 years ago? Wow. They still bring it. Love Tool, they know how to make it real.
Just saw Tool in January and have tickets to see them again in June. It's like an out of body experience. I love this song!!!
God bless, you have killer taste in music! Love all your reactions, man. Thanks for getting to some Tool! I'm about a minute into the reaction - the music hasn't started, and I'm pumped!
Tool, Dead, and Phish!!!....worlds collide!!! I LOVE IT!! Keep em coming brotha!!
Saw Tool in Raleigh in November with my Son and was smiling the entire time. Sound was AMAZING!
That was my first TooI show. Been a fan for 24yrs. drove 7hrs from KY to that show....
I was fortunate to see Tool live for the first time in my life this past year in Raleigh. Blew my mind. Saw them again in Atlanta a few weeks later. Blew my mind.
Perfectly put. I saw them a month back in Auckland, New Zealand. Third time I had seen them but they were more polished than ever. It's an experience, so much so I got emotional. Everyone needs to experience Tool live.
Was at that show too. Epic
This Channel is the real school of rock. Good job man. I really love your content.
Your reactions are great man. I love seein’ you get so into the songs! Excellent channel 🤘🏽
I'm very lucky to be able to say I was there to see this live! It was early evening when Tool came on, they were the headline last act of the weekend! What an experience.
tool shows are some of the best ive ever seen it really is a performance. it is more like theatre than any other band ive ever seen.
Was fortunate to go to their last concert in Portland before postponing the tour, 100% the best experience one can have.
Saw them in Nashville this past year, it was amazing. Like you said everyone on their feet, screaming every word to every song. Chills watching this lol
Seen em play outdoor 1off show in 2012 in st. paul, mn no tour at all or practice, just showed up n played a 90 min. set with a huge fn stage n video screens, started in daylight, during pushit turned to dusk n ended in nighttime, EPIC.....
I seen this band in Cardiff years ago ,there supporting act didn't arrive so they played a set and half ,the best thing I have ever witnessed ,I'm happy to day any day after that night 🤘❤️
Saw them for the first time but a long time fan and also was a crazy show like mind blowing crazy a long time life experience
I saw Tool 2006 or so on the 10000 days tour in Mannheim Germany. Mastodon (!!!) opened for them. Best concert of my life.
Ok so I have been watching your videos now for a while, had no idea you were a tool fan. My favorite band of all time
Saw them at Red Rocks in the Denver Mayor's seats - best seats in the house. A very (very) well-known actor was just behind us under the mixing riser stuh-hoooned out of their minds having the time of their lives. Hard to beat that show.
Was at the show, too...you felt the guitar in your chest and throat. What an experience!
Just seeing your stoke was worth it. Youve just made all of today TOOL TUESDAY for me.
I was at that show! They were the headline act but it was summer so it was still light, they killed it with schism and vicarious
Yes ..keep rocking....I cannot live without rock ...and tool is the Mozart of rock..literally
Widespread Panic and Tool favorite bands for different reasons.. great live shows, great lead singer, great lyrics, sound just as good live as in studio
Did you see tool in baltimore last week? I drove up from NC that morning and took my brother and his wife to the show and we were blown away. I hope that you were there.
I've seen them live for the 1st time when they came here to Portugal with OzzFest and was really hyped to see them for the 1st time, but also to see Zakk Wylde with Ozzy. They were suppose to do a 45 minute set, but Ozzy couldn't do the show because "the prince of darkness" went and attend something for the queen in England... and we were presented with a 2h set from Tool. 'Till this day I thank the queen :). Then I've seen them another time in another festival and 2 other times in a closed arena. All this to say that like Michael says, their sound and visuals, especially in the arena environment is astonishing. This arena in Lisbon is were many bands come to play, and gives a good comparison between them in terms of sound. Tool and their sound crew nailed it.
Just an extra about MJK. I've seen him live once with A Perfect Circle in another smaller venue and he only came behind, a kind of sheet light box, around the 4th or 5th song with his long hair wig. It was also one of the most amazing shows I've been to and what I still remember to impress me, on that show, was the drum sound. I'm 46, I've been to a shit load of live shows and very few I didn't like that much, but this crisp wall of sound that Tool manage to get live and APC drum sound I'll always remember.
Cheers
Upon landing in my home city of Melbourne recently I saw the towering silver haired saint that is Adam Jobes, I prayed my bag would hurry the fuck up so I could grab a photo and shake his hand before he split and the rock gods granted a brief moment with him. Such a nice humble fella ! I’d expect nothing less. Tool will be always immortal to me.
The Pot is my favorite song and I got really lucky, they rotated it in at their show in San Jose this year that I went to
It's awesome to see somebody get into tool the way me and my buddies do. Back when 10000 days came out me and my friends went to see them in d.c. , reading pa, and baltimore. Most amazing shows I've ever seen. Dont know what's going on with the spring baltimore date or when it will actually happen, but I want to go badly.
When you are a guitar teacher with some experience and you listen to tool and understand the chords with your intuition, it takes you to a whole new altered state of consciousness. ♥️
I was there.....sounded goooooood. 25 year wait to see Tool again and worth it!
I saw them in Houston October of 2019 and Las Vegas January 2020. They played The Pot both times🤘
the best.
thank you for your real and honest reactin!!!
Love this guy!!!, He's right on every level
The first time I heard this song, it was on terrestrial radio while driving. I was like NOICE. As soon as I got home I grabbed the album!
Just found your channel. Do more Tool shit! Do em all man 👍🏻.
Just a point to note: I was there at the 2019 Download and they didn't get the daytime slot, they were the main event and played into the night. This was just the summer so longer days. Was awesome, although i was pretty drunk at this point...
Descending (TOOL) soon please! It's a freakin masterpiece. Love your passion for these guys, thank you!!
He’s right I was so lucky and got to see the mar 11 Portland show. Tool fans are the best
Tool kills me because I feel the buildup, I feel the rage growing inside me, but the songs never truly explode. They never truly release the rage. It stays pent up, and it disturbs me.
Tool are a breed above, unreal live. Saw em on Ozzfest in 99 I think, at Blossum? Maynard was dressed like a televangelist, started ripping pages from a bible and was in heart boxers within a few songs, epic! Saw em 07-07-07 in Huntington WV, Maynard was hidden, still freaking epic! Loves some Tool!
I was there for that gig, it was the head line slot on the Sunday, It just doesn't get dark untill about 9.30pm!!!! Lol was an incredible gig.
Leap day 2020 we went to a bar after they gig and the played this track. Musta been fifty people singing along like this crowd, including myself. Guys were congratulating me on headbanging perfectly with the rhythm, and aceing the lyrics, lol. It's just how I naturally feel it.
I'm glad to say i was at download last year and saw this very show was amazing
I was fortunate to see these guys at the Big Melee in Hawaii in like 92' or 93' and
Maynard was unbelievable, he did not stand, he spent almost the entire show writhing on the stage and it was incredible!
Upon landing in my home city of Melbourne recently I saw the towering silver haired saint that is Adam Jones., I prayed my bag would hurry the fuck up so I could grab a photo and shake his hand before he split and the rock gods granted a brief moment with him. Such a nice humble fella ! I’d expect nothing less. Tool will be always immortal to me.
I saw them live at mohegan sun in ct this past tour and if they played "The pot" I would have lost my mind. It was the first Tool song I had heard when I was 14 that got me into them in 2006
Saw tool and APC back in 2018 at northern invasion. Justin and Danny gave one of the best performances I’ve ever seen
I saw them in Baltimore many moons ago at what is now Royal Farms arena. Legit music legends. Next time they're in Baltimore, I will be there!
Great reaction... this song is so well put together it's really a work of art ...
I saw them in 2000 in Mesa, Az. Outside venue at night. It was for Lateralus and they had Mesa HS students play giant xylophones and percussions. It was amazing. Then saw them in 2001 in Vegas at UNLV. Both shows very different, but same - theater. Unbelievable live acts.
the excitement you express is exactly how i feel TOOL.good times
Tool headlined that day, into the night!! I was there and they were awesome 🤘🏻
Seeing your genuine reaction to MJK made me happy. That's how I get. He's just so cool yet I understand his wish to not be so admired and especially worshipped lol. But I can't help but look up to this guy. What can I say.
Good luck getting tickets to any Tool concert. I seen them back in 94 on the undertow tour at 1st ave in mpls. I've also have seen them numerous times since. In the 90s Maynard was out front. His theatrics were mesmerizing. I think because of that he was getting bigger than the band. Maybe.
I'm late, but I saw them in Little Rock in 2016, took my friend who never heard of them. She was recruited as soon as the first song started, everyone was standing, singing, it was the best concert I've ever been to and I want to see them again 😫
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And would you believe that I couldn't convince any of my friends to go with me?! Both musicians and *wouldn't go to a Tool show and I offered to buy tickets*!!!
I took myself and The Mushroom. Was a blast.
You need new musicians people to hang out.
I find it funny how excited you got, it must be what my mrs sees when i listen to tool!
I was there for this festival, they didn't have a daytime slot, they headlined the last day of the festival. Its just still light cause its about 10pm> in June. Was still amazing. It got darker through their set though, brought the lights into play! :)
TOOL is Tremendous! Glad your a fanatic of the best band on Earth cheers 👌🤘
Can’t believe I got to go to this show, only time I’ve got to see tool and it was unreal. They got the headline night slot but this was very early in the set so that’s why it’s still light 👌
Saw them in Chicago last year, loved it
When you see Danny Carey live, it's like you get hit in the chest with every beat. He's a monster. Unbeliveable experience.
Edit: If you ever have a chance, I highly recommend to see Neurosis live. Out of body experience, but it's much more intimate, cause they don't do big arena shows.
The Pot is one of their very finest songs. Vicarious, Jambi, Rosetta Stoned... All those tunes on 10000 Days absolutely rock.
Love your excitement....TOOL is the best band ever. Gives me goosebumps anytime I hear them. You need to do 7empest PLEASE!!!!
Gimme some of that Justin on bass and I’m happy. Saw them for the first time at Lolapalooza in ‘92. Never missed a local concert since! 💖💖