Same here brother I remember I was 13 as a kid listening to 46&2 in my dad's trans am convertible and being absolutely mesmerized by the bass line and picked up my first 2 basses shortly after. Soon realized he's been playing tool videos since I was a baby and was always captivated by them and I was also born the day salival was released so to say tool is a big part of my life is an understatement lmao
Most of my friends are musicians, as am I. A couple of months ago we where at a party and someone started talking TOOL. We all agreed that back in the mid 90s when we first discovered TOOL our lives changed. We agreed as one. It was kinda cool.
I'm 38. Grew up listening to Tool back in the 90s when you couldn't be from the hood and blast Tool. I fuckin love seeing this generation of black people embracing the magic that is the genius of Maynard.
I agree. Aenima was my gateway song, but I was hating a bunch of things about society while studying epistemology. This song is better for introducing the masses. With my mom, I had to play pneuma and parabola because they don't have bad words and the lyrics are deceptively pseudo-Christian.
Takes a good guitar player to allow the bass player to play like this. They’re not fighting each other, they’re working together to make music. A lot of bands don’t understand this dynamic.
I'm trying to understand why it makes my eyes water up... Praise be onto him who spreads the word of Tool. May all your bubbles burst. And don't forget to learn to swim.
Danny Carey will forever go down as one of the most progressive and technical drummers of all time. This mans internal metronome and body beat literally created a style of rhythm that is near impossible to replicate.
I can do The Pot, and several others. But some of Danny’s stuff is extremely advanced. I can understand how he does it, but I can’t do it. He is a treasure for sure.
@@PerceptionsofFate I went to a meshugga show in Hollywood 10 years ago at the house of blues. Guess who was their? Danny Carey. I had him sign my ticket with a purple pen. I heard he only signs shit in purple pen because of the lakers. I was so happy when he signed it. I later framed that ticket. When my long term ex and I broke up she threw it out. I’ll never forget that night or the fact that a lot of peoples favorite drummers drummer is Thomas. That dude is not human. What he does with his feet and hands is almost impossible to do.
@@kyleboswell1381 You scoundrel… I like you… but you broke the ambiguity… but I like you… cuz we’re family… and we’re all eyeballs deep in muddy waters… 7empest is legend… here’s Tom with the weather.
I’m a 73 year old guy that’s been into rock since the sixties, and this is my first experience with Tool. Jeez! what a band … what a track. I think I’m gonna invest in a new Toolbox.
@@crustinagohard9049 the only experience I’ve had with Maynard, is his collaboration with the Deftones on Passenger. I’m a big Deftones fan, thanks to my son.
@@michaellazenby150 oooooh yesss sooooooo good! Maynardvis also on a ratm song- know your enemy. I love all of his work so much. Love is an understatement. It's changed my life. I struggle with substance abuse issues and I listen to sober on repeat when I'm struggling.
If Justin’s baselines don’t get you, or adams insane guitar work, or Danny’s out of this world percussion, Maynard WILL snag you with his vocal truthism. They are all just the best.
It's criminal you guys weren't included in this with all the time you've dedicated to TOOL. Keep up the great work, and I look forward to every MJK Tuesday and Slipknot Saturday!
I can testify because I watched it all with them. Your reactions and discussions were top tier as well so shout out to Hollywood and Smokey. Btw Hollywood is a huge fan of the artist behind Tool, Arnold Black, or as the rest of us know him as Alex Grey. If you know, you know.
I have ALWAYS said that. Tool's music is an experience, especially through headphones. You can pick up all the little nuances! Tool fan since '92 at the bomb factory in Dallas!
I had never listened to a single Tool song until I was literally standing at one of their concerts in-person that I was 'dragged' to by my dad and it was a life changing experience that bordered on religious. Sitting right next to Maynard's side of the stage with a good view of Danny as well was just insane. Every song I saw live was my first time hearing it and this was less than a year ago as of this comment on the delayed Fear Innoculum tour (Covid delays). I'd rate the show an 11 out of 10.
I remember hearing that song on the radio while driving somewhere with my Dad. He had lost faith in music of my generation until he heard that. We went to "The Warehouse" (if you are old enough to know, you know) and bought both albums they had out at the time. Tool literally helped me and my Father bond when I was a young man and wanted nothing to do with any kind of authority. It made me realize we were on the same shit.
Never heard of the warehouse but just music stores in general were so cool and then they started doing the listen before you buy thing too. I can't even imagine what my youth would have been like if I had even just UA-cam alone for music. There are some bands or albums that I just missed out on back then because I never saw or or couldn't find an album. Even when stuff like Napster came around, it was like, good luck finding that one obscure band or rare album you just heard of.
Everyone is talking about how great Tool is, and I agree, they were my favorite band for a long time, but can we talk about how great this *video* is??! Perfectly captured the feeling of a whole bunch of people becoming Tool fans, and had me high on nostalgia thinking back to when I bought my first Tool album, Lateralus, the day it came out, and my feeling of just pure joy and awe that a band could be so good. Tool is one of those bands that just captivates you. Absolutely legendary band, and fantastic video, well done.
The fact I get to live vicariously through them experiencing Tool for the first time makes me happy. It’s as if I’m hearing it for the first time too. Thank you for letting me be reborn.
That period of tool was pure art bliss. It’s pretty incredible how the band feels like there was no ego - and one goal. The instruments do exactly what’s needed in order to make the song. Incredible steady timings and tightness. Near perfect.
My favorite part about Tool and this video, is when they’re feeling it then they hit the inevitable Tool bridge and realize they’re about to go on a real fuckin musical adventure. No other band does what they do, why’ve I’ve been listening to them for 25 years.
"His voice is SO SPECIAL"... brings tears to my eyes thinking all these people are now Tool fans!! Fucking awesome 👌 . Seriously. This is the best yt video I've seen in a while.
I’m so late to the game on these videos. Almost teared up because of how wholesome it was. My boyfriend introduced me to Tool (heard the pot and loved it but dove deep into other songs like 46&2 and WHEW, I wasn’t ready). Took me to my first show. (His 4th). And I cried and felt like I was literally at a damn church. It is the most moving, eye opening experience I’ve ever had. Everybody’s a Tool fan eventually. They’re otherworldly in the best way.
I will never forget being at Ozzfest and hearing Tool on a side stage early in the day, not knowing who they were and being drawn to them by the end of their set I had written in sharpie on my arm TOOL so I wouldn't forget
Awesome!! I'm a Gen X'er. Born in 72. We were the generation between this music and the 60s. It was a CRAZY TIME to grow up man!! There's a world of varieties of music we grew up in. You millennials, im sad for you because these days the packed arenas getting smashed are all gone. Explore and create your Gens music. The new era. Work out your political, spiritual and emotional issues with your music. Now when you wonder why in politics why the conservatives party wants to hold on to the past. America is a beautiful place. Watching you guys discover what I did 40 years ago brings tears to my eyes. Thank You so much. Try out SLAYER. Some call them satanic, but they are the ultimate garage style speed metal band from hell!! So good they were censored and never played on the radio. Because of the lyrics Take them with a grain of salt , and HANG ON
@@AhsanKhan-eo8dv allegaeon, camel, Eloy, opeth, no more color/mental vortex era coroner, Aphrodites child (specifically the album 666), between the buried and me, to name a few. Not meaning to insult your intelligence on any band you might already know.
lol what is progressive music??? Does it break all the instruments, never records a single album or perform a single concert, no one actually listens to it, and just hates on any other music?
Tool's the pot is like a gateway drug for non tool fans, there's no denying how good it is, and I'd say it's a good precursor to their other music, if you like the pot, you'll like a lot of their music, but the pot is a really good place to start for new people
I love how literally everyone is just being overwhelmed by the _sheer raw furious emotion_ of this song, that emotion that puts this song _high, HIGH_ on my list of faves. (Yes, pun intended, you may shoot me.)
I've been a tool fan for 20 years now and finally listened with a good set of headphones....feel like I'm hearing them for the first time. Absolutely incredible
I've been having similar experiences with my new headphones too. Changes everything. Best purchase I've made in a long time, great investment if you love music. One love ❤
Then it has done its job and so have you. Relationship to art is subjective and personal. It is supposed to invoke responses. You've interacted with the art and it interacted with you. If only more people understood that everything is connected like this, we might all make better choices.
I have lived and breathed Tool as my mental health saviour for 20 years. I have seen them three times live, and these reactions give my 62 year old soul… so much JOY! I turned my kids onto them early in their teens. I love these reactions. Welcome 🙏🏻
Dude! As an editor and an avid Tool fan I have wanted to put together a compilation like this of people reacting to them for the longest time but not had the time to do it. I'm so glad that you did this it is freaking awesome! Nice work Tool Army!
The pot, overplayed as it is. Really is one of the best examples of how good the entire band is at their piece of the puzzle. Every single one bring something unique that’s completely necessary to this song. It’a probably why most of us newer fans heard it and fell in love immediately.
Thanks for the feature! What a track🔥 I’ve since started learning some of their tracks on guitar and have the 10,000 days album in a massive frame on my office wall!🙌🏻
I been jamming to tool almost 30 years and it swells my heart to see these reactions from such a diverse group. Much love for tool fans the world over, new and old.
Just goes to show that great MUSIC doesn't have color barriers, doesnt give a shit about your background, your age or where you're from. Good music is just good music and these folks have all just been on a RIDE!
This song kicks ass in so many ways - the production is incredible, the playing is phenomenal, the flow of the tune, the lyrics, the attitude, the outrage - its just all one integrated, perfect thing. Incredible - and its great seeing people enjoy it for the first time.
I remember being the weird kid in high school for being a Tool fan. People generally didn’t get them and were put off by their music videos and they were very underground back then. It’s so cool to see something I grew up loving becoming something mainstream like it truly deserves to be. So awesome to see newer generations and older ones coming together and experiencing what I used to while riding on the school bus with my Sony Walkman blasting into my ears.
Same. I was considered the Tool nerd. People thought I was weird for liking them so much. But when Lateralus was released a lot of those same people started to listen to them and liking them. Now I am so glad to see so many people enjoying the experience that is Tool!
I was in high school when Undertow came out in 93, sixteen years old and I still remember hearing Sober for the first time when we were just riding around in my friend's car. Good times! 🤘🏻
All of us old heads on here were taken back 30 years in the span of a few minutes. Just watching everyone experience the same thing we did back then. Feels good doesn't it?
Man, I still remember seeing the Prison Sex video on MTV the first time, I was hooked. 14 year old me got Undertow and a bunch of other cassettes for a penny from Columbia House. 😂
Fan since the beginning and it is wonderful watching people wake from a slumber they didn't even realize. Let us hope most stayed awake to be aware and remove the shackles of disillusionment.
I found them two weeks ago, first week i listened to every single song, every day, all day, and I can say this band, saved my life. The music truly is in my opinion therapeutic, it really got all the bottled up emotions out for me, if I could recommend tool to anyone struggling, I would in a heart beat. I don't think the band hits nearly as hard unless you kinda "need" to hear it?
I figured out why this particular TOOL reaction comp is so great: Each individual is expressing pure joy, appreciation, and utter surprise by their own emotional movement by something so seemingly "sinister" on the surface. Then us, as the viewer of all, can see how this masterpiece by Tool COLLECTIVELY affects all of them and all of us the same. All different walks of life, all different pasts and different futures, but right here in the "present" we're all just vibing as one. Words not even needed. Stank face is enough. Kinda makes you think - fill a room with Red, Blue, pro-this, anti-that, arch fkn enemies, and you got total chaos and negativity. But the moment you pump some MJ "Billie Jean" or some OutKast "Hey Ya!" or straight up gnarly TOOL into the room, ain't one person who's not gonna be rockin their head to the music, vibing. Straight erasing in that moment WTF we were there to argue about in the first place. Go a step deeper, and ask yourself, "why we all so distracted by anger and fear and hatred for one another?! Who has something to gain from keeping us at each other's throats?" And you'll arrive at the answer. Hint: "How The 1% Maintain the Status Quo 101" 🪄🏛️⚖️💵💰
Saw them in 2020, just before the pandemic shut things down. Ive always loved tool since highschool (20 years or so ago) and was the first time i saw them in concert. The one thing i walked away thinking was that their drummer is fucking insanely good. Top 10 favorite drummers for me, possibly in the top 5
Nobody sounds like Tool. Nobody sounds like Pink Floyd. Nobody sounds like Rush. Another modern band to break through these sonic barriers though… Porcupine Tree. Give them a listen (Halo, Anesthetize, Blackest Eyes are all great songs of theirs)
There is something so satisfying in seeing people experience Tool for the first time. And what I mean by experiencing is sitting down and paying attention to the music. The Pot is the perfect introduction to Tool. It's not too long or too complicated but it still catches you off guard the first time you hear it.
Maynard will tell you that he’s not a lead singer and doesn’t like to be referred as such because he says he’s just the vocalist and likes to showcase the entire band at concerts while he’s in the background!
I just got into Tool a few days ago, this is so fun to watch these relations, I can totally relate. I blasted Pneuma in the car the other day and cried, what an experience. Just all the instruments, and his voice, nothing else quite like them. I effing love Tool!
Every tool song is a musical masterpiece . Anyone who loves music in general will appreciate the musical genius that is tool.i love watching people have a musical cherry pop.
I love this so much. Been a fan since '92. No, that wasn't me in a Beastie boys tee. I've always caught hell from other Black folks for listening to heavy music and this makes me smile and tear up.🤘🏾🤘🏾
Yeah, bro. I liked Opiate in '92 but then Undertow dropped in '93 and my young ass was properly blown away. Then I saw them live the same year and became a fan for life.
Tool saved my life once. I was getting ready to end it, tying up loose ends when i happened to listen to Parabola from Lateralus. The lyrics pulled me back from the brink. Thank you, Tool. Turns out life IS worth living, and Tool is always worth listening to ;) And in concert? S**t, they will rip your Fn face off (and you'll be glad you are alive!!!)
Im so glad you decided to stay here in this reality. 😊 Just listened to Lateralus earlier today. My best friend passed away a little more than a year ago... She was an incredible human, took mdma to try and heal herself of past traumas she was processing.. well.. it had fentanyl in it. and she died. We used to rock out to Tool in High school and in our first apartment together, and I'll never forget how she truly chose to embrace the random. Which is what you did. And you let words bring you back. ❤
@@Yourfriendinendtimes i am so, so sorry for your loss. i hope her soul, and yours, find peace. so strange, many have urged me to try mdma therapy and i have always said no because i have felt some sort of danger surrounding it. my heart breaks for you and her family. i truly hope there is a place of greater compassion and contentment once we leave this dimension of trials. your words are so kind and so deeply felt. thank you. bless you.
@@auntie-angie-2112 Thank you. It was hard but I just remember to honor what she cared and stood for and try to match some of my footsteps where hers might have gone. Its been really good for me. I started listening to Tool again about a month ago just for that reason. Yes I don't think any of these man made drugs can be safe, especially from the street. I don't know where you live but I know that there are places you can take mdma as a therapeutic treatment. I think the controlled substance is probably an ok bet. But just remember, just as we are, without substances, our minds are plastic and whatever thoughts we let pass through it become our brain's physical reality as those neurons get fired and create those pathways. Drugs like mdma and psilocybin can help along the way, but only if all the variables(that could make it dangerous) are known, accounted for and controlled where needed. Your comment back to me was so appreciated. ❤️ All the best to you on the rest of your life's journeys, friend. -Kristin
I just have to say it. I've watched this video so many times. I've shared it on my socials. I've always been passionate about music. Many of my friends are musicians and anyone that knows me knows the love I have for the artistry of live instruments, arrangements of those instruments, lyrics, and vocals. What I love most about reaction videos is seeing someone discover a song they've never heard before. Songs from my teenage years up to now, many many years later. What I love most about this video is watching them slowly amp up, recognize how brilliant the song is and all it's parts and will never forget it. That is what music does, creates memories. You hear an old song and it brings you back. Seeing such a great compliation makes it even better so Thank You Derek.
Nate’s reaction at 5:45 is basically how I felt the first time hearing tool. It wasn’t just the strange noises, but the realization that I didn’t even know music like this was possible. Tool can change a person.
I remember the first thing I said to my homie when he played me tool for the first time. I was just like oh you can play bass like this? Wtf am I listening to? Changed my music life forever
This is the greatest reaction compilation I have ever seen by a long shot. The tension build up is crazy and you did a great job editing. Also the compilation you did of Ram Jam "Black Betty" is great, if that clip fails to make you smile and change you day your lost.
I was smiling the entire time I was watching this video, especially at the stank face and vibing moments. Thank you so much for sharing all of their reactions. I remember the first time I ever heard a song by Tool... I was 16, in my best friend's car, the local rock radio station was on a 90's kick. The first notes of Schism came on and it immediately grabbed my ear. By the time the singing started, they were in my mind and soul. I was wide eyed and silent... just... floored by the journey that is falling in love with a song at first listen. They've been at the top of my list ever since. This was awesome to see, thanks again!
These reactions made my heart smile. I'm a metal head from day one and to see other people also enjoy Tool the way I do is absolutely fucking amazing! Thanks to all the reactions yall. Tool for life baby!
These folks just perfectly showed my reaction the first time I heard Tool. Saw them at lollapalooza in 93 I think. Tool, Rage against the machine, Primus, Alice in Chains, fishbone, arrested development, dinosaur jr. Amazing concert
I saw these guys in early 90's before their first album hit at the Gothic theater in Denver, I can't explain how it changed me after riff one. Life changing.
Those guys are so lucky to get to hear Tool for the first time.
And we get to vicariously relive our first time.
Pun intended.
Wish I can hear tool for the first time again
But damn did this video bring me back to that time.
Yeah man they are so lucky! Born knowing all of Tool Discography
@@yellowface1215 they are gonna trip on that box. I hate that I got it in vhs instead of dvd.
Everyone is a Tool fan, some people just don't know it.... yet.
Ain't that the truth brother.
Statement of biblical proportions brother
Tool suck.
Yes
There is so much truth to that statement
(David Attenborough's voice) This, is a very special moment : we are witnessing the birth of Tool fans in the wild.
Nature is amazing.
Perfect comment 😂👍🏻
In the wild! 😂
Lmao! Amazing comment!
I just spit water all over my keyboard; I hope you're happy. XD
Tool is the reason I became a bassist about 10 years ago. They changed my life and my perspective on music. No other band like ‘em
Same here brother I remember I was 13 as a kid listening to 46&2 in my dad's trans am convertible and being absolutely mesmerized by the bass line and picked up my first 2 basses shortly after. Soon realized he's been playing tool videos since I was a baby and was always captivated by them and I was also born the day salival was released so to say tool is a big part of my life is an understatement lmao
💯
We all learned schism or 46 to start bruv hahah
Most of my friends are musicians, as am I. A couple of months ago we where at a party and someone started talking TOOL. We all agreed that back in the mid 90s when we first discovered TOOL our lives changed. We agreed as one. It was kinda cool.
Drums for me. Never good at it but tool remains
This literally made me tear up to see random people feeling how ive felt for 30 years for the first time. That was amazing.
Yes yes so much yes!!!!
Same
I felt the exact same way! They are my fav band since 2001… 🖤
TOOLS art transcends race, age, gender. It’s soul food. Literally. 🤜🏻🤛🏻
I feel you 🤘🏻 very enjoyable to see people's mind being blown 😁
Literally.
I'm 38. Grew up listening to Tool back in the 90s when you couldn't be from the hood and blast Tool. I fuckin love seeing this generation of black people embracing the magic that is the genius of Maynard.
Bruh... I live in Poland so we don't really know anything about the reality of black people in the hood and you just blew my fucking mind.
They suck.
@@pauljarvis446 why are you here?
I'm a little older but, same.
@@danielsjodin504 because it was in my feed, that's why.
In my country tool means douche bag, they're a douche bag band.
"The Pot" is such a great introductory song to TOOL. Because as soon as you catch a whiff of what's brewing, you're addicted.
I agree. Aenima was my gateway song, but I was hating a bunch of things about society while studying epistemology. This song is better for introducing the masses. With my mom, I had to play pneuma and parabola because they don't have bad words and the lyrics are deceptively pseudo-Christian.
This is exactly what happened to me.
I see what you did there.
Lol. The first one I heard, the one that introduced me to Tool was Sober.
Tool fans....the epitome of Michael Malice's "midwits."
I've been a fan since 1995. Seen them 25 times live.
98 for me, I was 12.
Gonna see them for my first time at Louder Than Life this year and I’m fuckin hyped
Back in the day when bots didn't buy every ticket before you could check out.
i have been a fan since 1993 although I kind of rediscovered how much i liked them in early 2019 and I have listened to them every day since then.
I respectfully hate you so much. I saw tool 3 times but never when Maynard's performance was good.
I watch tool archives all the time.
Justin deserves so much more credit than he gets. Sick bass lines, song after song.
The bass is maybe more important than the guitar
He gets more than the rest of the band
He gets tons of credit are you kidding me 😒
@@rring44 yeah no definitely not, everyone in this band is just as important as each other
Takes a good guitar player to allow the bass player to play like this. They’re not fighting each other, they’re working together to make music. A lot of bands don’t understand this dynamic.
This almost made me cry. Watching people experience this for the first time is a drug.
Same! Literally had goosebumps the entire time watching this. Need more of these
Yes!!!! 🎶😁
I'm trying to understand why it makes my eyes water up... Praise be onto him who spreads the word of Tool. May all your bubbles burst. And don't forget to learn to swim.
Yep, awesome to witness. Almost 30 years ago, Undertow changed my musical life.
My hair was standing on end all the way through! Pure musical joy!!!
Danny Carey will forever go down as one of the most progressive and technical drummers of all time. This mans internal metronome and body beat literally created a style of rhythm that is near impossible to replicate.
there's stories about Danny reacting to Thomas Haake from Meshuggah, apparently, he's who blows Danny's mind... lmao
I can do The Pot, and several others. But some of Danny’s stuff is extremely advanced. I can understand how he does it, but I can’t do it. He is a treasure for sure.
Amen
@@PerceptionsofFate I went to a meshugga show in Hollywood 10 years ago at the house of blues. Guess who was their? Danny Carey. I had him sign my ticket with a purple pen. I heard he only signs shit in purple pen because of the lakers. I was so happy when he signed it. I later framed that ticket. When my long term ex and I broke up she threw it out. I’ll never forget that night or the fact that a lot of peoples favorite drummers drummer is Thomas. That dude is not human. What he does with his feet and hands is almost impossible to do.
Check out Chris Turner. Metric modulation at it's finest. He is objectively the best drummer to do it.
The final “liar, lawyer” has always been my favorite part of any TOOL song. You think it’s ending but nope. There’s so much more.
Such a tease with thinking its ending then it somehow goes harder.
I love it too and IJust saw him sing it live 2 days ago.
Mine is " *f hypocrite"
"Im a Tool fan now." 😂 Perfectly sums up that first listen.
100% how it starts.
For Real!!
So true i said this exact thing in 6th grade whenmy buddy zach showed me ths song was a crazy year we had too
That's it! 😅 👏👏
NO FRLLL 😭😭
People literally staved off suicide just to make it to “Fear Inoculum”
If that’s you, we’re all family, you’re not alone
This made me lmfao
@@kyleboswell1381 You scoundrel… I like you… but you broke the ambiguity… but I like you… cuz we’re family… and we’re all eyeballs deep in muddy waters… 7empest is legend… here’s Tom with the weather.
Tool is life 🤷♂️🎸
🖤🤘
@@incutool third eye reference. I see you.
The only bad thing of being a tool fan is you can only experience this feeling once. After that you just spiral out.
That's exactly why reaction videos have taken off like they have. That being said, yeah, your first time hearing Tool is special.
underrated and misunderstood
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That's why I mainline these videos straight into my bloodstream!
Its called an addiction
Literally sure, BUT, I just relived it thru the eyes of the newly born. Like thee first time. Like someone already wrote, I teared up
Its almost impossible to not respect this kind of uniqueness and talent.
Can we all just appreciate how well this is put together 👏
Appreciated!
Props to whoever edit for sure.
Yeah,the editing was right on time. 🤘
Absolutely!!
I hope Maynard has seen this
Usually in bands the singer is the one who shines the most but Tool every member is a shinning piece these guys are so talented
They layer so much incredible artistry together. Tool is amazing
Look up rush
So true.
Yeah the singer usually isn’t even front stage at concerts. Ego death
Hear me out. Tool are the modern day Led Zeppelin
I’m a 73 year old guy that’s been into rock since the sixties, and this is my first experience with Tool. Jeez! what a band … what a track. I think I’m gonna invest in a new Toolbox.
Welcome to tool, sir. Good to have you along.
@@Gazpalli thanks my friend.
Oh wow you're going to be very busy! The vocalist has two other projects, a perfect circle, and puscifer.
@@crustinagohard9049 the only experience I’ve had with Maynard, is his collaboration with the Deftones on Passenger. I’m a big Deftones fan, thanks to my son.
@@michaellazenby150 oooooh yesss sooooooo good! Maynardvis also on a ratm song- know your enemy. I love all of his work so much. Love is an understatement. It's changed my life. I struggle with substance abuse issues and I listen to sober on repeat when I'm struggling.
its so heartening to see people experiencing truly happy moments
If Justin’s baselines don’t get you, or adams insane guitar work, or Danny’s out of this world percussion, Maynard WILL snag you with his vocal truthism. They are all just the best.
Facts
Or they all snag you and become a Tool addict
Hahaha for a moment while reading I thought you were going to come with: they are just the “beast” hahaha 🤣
I'm fully convinced the world hasn't ended because the universe keeps waiting for a new Tool album.
@@rred8674 well they just released one 1-1/2” years ago.
Just gonna leave this here, we have done their ENTIRE catalogue and have fallen madly in love with this band. That is all.
Yo what up Behringer what up smokey you two are the shit thank you very much yeah yeah yeah
@@mattboselli1099 no thank you
It's criminal you guys weren't included in this with all the time you've dedicated to TOOL. Keep up the great work, and I look forward to every MJK Tuesday and Slipknot Saturday!
I'm sorry to hear that how unfortunate we lost a virgin soul 😔 anyways have fun spending $600 for tickets I know I won't regret it :,)
I can testify because I watched it all with them. Your reactions and discussions were top tier as well so shout out to Hollywood and Smokey. Btw Hollywood is a huge fan of the artist behind Tool, Arnold Black, or as the rest of us know him as Alex Grey. If you know, you know.
As a huge tool fan, this gave me a serious serotonin boost. Really enjoyed seeing the impact it had all all those guys and girls. Thanks!
Yes! I had a smile the wholleeee time!😁
A really great way to start the day... definitively feel good video!
Not a single bad reaction. Everyone enjoying the music.
Watching these vids makes me discover songs again, listen to them with "fresh" ears, and it's so fantastic.
It sucks. Nobody is listening. It's disgusting.
I love when people find out about Tool. I saw them again live last year and I still get that “stank” face when I hear Danny on the drums.
I hope they’re also reading the lyrics. Tool isn’t just a band…they’re an experience. A masterpiece.
A masterclass
I have ALWAYS said that. Tool's music is an experience, especially through headphones. You can pick up all the little nuances! Tool fan since '92 at the bomb factory in Dallas!
Yeah, because if you dont read it sounds like gibberish
Every song makes me want to dive deeper into their lyrics, especially 10,00 Days!! Vicarious, Forty-Six and 2. They’re lyrical geniuses
KC bbq sauce. Hey, I'm just connecting like Tool does
I had never listened to a single Tool song until I was literally standing at one of their concerts in-person that I was 'dragged' to by my dad and it was a life changing experience that bordered on religious. Sitting right next to Maynard's side of the stage with a good view of Danny as well was just insane. Every song I saw live was my first time hearing it and this was less than a year ago as of this comment on the delayed Fear Innoculum tour (Covid delays). I'd rate the show an 11 out of 10.
So an 11 out of a 10........ I take it you saw This Is Spinal tap...... If not go and enjoy.
@@elhfay4563 lol
Welcome aboard
Nice
Holy god I envy you
I remember hearing that song on the radio while driving somewhere with my Dad. He had lost faith in music of my generation until he heard that. We went to "The Warehouse" (if you are old enough to know, you know) and bought both albums they had out at the time. Tool literally helped me and my Father bond when I was a young man and wanted nothing to do with any kind of authority. It made me realize we were on the same shit.
The Warehouse! “Listen before you buy” was the best. So many hours and first-job-money spent there
Amen 🙏
I went to the warehouse as a teen in California mid 80s. Best music store
Never heard of the warehouse but just music stores in general were so cool and then they started doing the listen before you buy thing too. I can't even imagine what my youth would have been like if I had even just UA-cam alone for music. There are some bands or albums that I just missed out on back then because I never saw or or couldn't find an album. Even when stuff like Napster came around, it was like, good luck finding that one obscure band or rare album you just heard of.
Yep. Sacramento, 1980’s and 90’s. We’d go there if Tower Records was out of stock.
Man. I needed this. Just put the first real smile on my face in days. This was so fun. Thank you, Brooks.
Everyone is talking about how great Tool is, and I agree, they were my favorite band for a long time, but can we talk about how great this *video* is??! Perfectly captured the feeling of a whole bunch of people becoming Tool fans, and had me high on nostalgia thinking back to when I bought my first Tool album, Lateralus, the day it came out, and my feeling of just pure joy and awe that a band could be so good. Tool is one of those bands that just captivates you. Absolutely legendary band, and fantastic video, well done.
You need to listen too Anema buy Tool, their best album buy far
Opiate also
well said these guys didn't know what hit them lmao!!!
What's your favourite band now? [Actually just curious; always looking for band recommendations]
Same here, I will never forget my first tile hearing Schizm, I played it on repeat the whole night and I became a fan instantly.
The fact I get to live vicariously through them experiencing Tool for the first time makes me happy. It’s as if I’m hearing it for the first time too. Thank you for letting me be reborn.
Nice reference
i see what you did there
Do you watch as the whole world dies?
Eye on the tv
How many times have you watched this ? I'm in around 20 🤘
Music is the key to putting everything back together in our world.
👏👏👏
Agreed homie!
Music IS
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Just you saying that gives me hope for the future :)
That period of tool was pure art bliss. It’s pretty incredible how the band feels like there was no ego - and one goal. The instruments do exactly what’s needed in order to make the song. Incredible steady timings and tightness. Near perfect.
The buildups in the songs are chef’s kiss impeccable… Jambi is perfection
My favorite part about Tool and this video, is when they’re feeling it then they hit the inevitable Tool bridge and realize they’re about to go on a real fuckin musical adventure. No other band does what they do, why’ve I’ve been listening to them for 25 years.
You gotta try The Ocean, their last 3 albums are out of this world, man.
Pink Floyd does that too. I'm not taking from Tool(been a fan since '93), but you said no other band..
@@pyregazer9210 Pink Floyd is a major influence on them too
The number one thing I'm noticing about all these people is how happy they look.
TOOL is life.🤘
It's the ridiculously high frequency ....feel it you will
"His voice is SO SPECIAL"... brings tears to my eyes thinking all these people are now Tool fans!! Fucking awesome 👌 . Seriously. This is the best yt video I've seen in a while.
I remember as a kid hearing his voice and the drums first band to give me chills
Same
Yep 🤘
I remember exactly when and where I heard TOOL for the first time. This video was like going back to that exact moment and I love it so much!
Hahaha, I also experienced a swell of emotion. And a tear or two. 🥲
I’m so late to the game on these videos. Almost teared up because of how wholesome it was. My boyfriend introduced me to Tool (heard the pot and loved it but dove deep into other songs like 46&2 and WHEW, I wasn’t ready). Took me to my first show. (His 4th). And I cried and felt like I was literally at a damn church. It is the most moving, eye opening experience I’ve ever had. Everybody’s a Tool fan eventually. They’re otherworldly in the best way.
thats so fkn beautiful happy for yall❤❤❤
I watched this video about 10 days ago and I've found myself listening to Tool non stop. I am now a tool fan.
Welcome, brother 🔥
I will never forget being at Ozzfest and hearing Tool on a side stage early in the day, not knowing who they were and being drawn to them by the end of their set I had written in sharpie on my arm TOOL so I wouldn't forget
You mean you didn't forget your pen....?
@@kevevin the bands name
What year were they second stage? I saw them at ozzfest in like 97 and they were the headliner (I mean besides Ozzy)...
@@magemega5293 well 96 was the first one...
@@NathanCline12-21 no no, lol. He’s referencing Rosetta Stoned. The lyric “but I forgot my pen”
Seeing people who wouldn’t normally listen to TOOL experience them for the first time is brilliant.
Awesome!! I'm a Gen X'er. Born in 72. We were the generation between this music and the 60s. It was a CRAZY TIME to grow up man!! There's a world of varieties of music we grew up in. You millennials, im sad for you because these days the packed arenas getting smashed are all gone. Explore and create your Gens music. The new era. Work out your political, spiritual and emotional issues with your music. Now when you wonder why in politics why the conservatives party wants to hold on to the past. America is a beautiful place. Watching you guys discover what I did 40 years ago brings tears to my eyes. Thank You so much. Try out SLAYER. Some call them satanic, but they are the ultimate garage style speed metal band from hell!! So good they were censored and never played on the radio. Because of the lyrics Take them with a grain of salt , and HANG ON
Tool Army continues to grow. Watching a whole new generation of Tool fans makes my heart smile.
My first time listening... What other songs would you recommend?
@@jonnymingo8386 pneuma and sober are great songs but they don't have a bad one so any
@@jonnymingo8386 Forty Six & 2, Aenima, Vicarious, Eulogy, The Patient, Invincible, Right in Two, and H. Those are good to start with.
Amen to that Brother ❤🎇
It’s awesome thing
I swear I'll never tire of watching people discover progressive music. Gives me nostalgia.
Which prog band should I discover?
@@AhsanKhan-eo8dv allegaeon, camel, Eloy, opeth, no more color/mental vortex era coroner, Aphrodites child (specifically the album 666), between the buried and me, to name a few. Not meaning to insult your intelligence on any band you might already know.
@@AhsanKhan-eo8dv The Ocean and Intronaut are the greatest two bands in the world right now imo
@@AhsanKhan-eo8dv Meshuggah
lol what is progressive music??? Does it break all the instruments, never records a single album or perform a single concert, no one actually listens to it, and just hates on any other music?
The "Liar/Lawyer" refrain into the last verse will never fail to give me huge goosebumps
Me too
Liar, lawyer, after 20+ years no-one can find the difference
Dude fucking I know right?!
it reminded me of Phish and the Grateful Date
Bro we're like the same person right now!
One does not simply listen to Tool. You experience Tool.
Hells yeah!
YES!
What’s better than "The Pot"?
Watching people’s faces when they hear it for the 1st time.
Tool's the pot is like a gateway drug for non tool fans, there's no denying how good it is, and I'd say it's a good precursor to their other music, if you like the pot, you'll like a lot of their music, but the pot is a really good place to start for new people
I’ve Always said the pot is their best song to start with. I think Lateralus is a good one too
@@TTVChrisgamefreak yea, the first song I heard from them was Sober, and then the Pot, and I was hooked right from the start
Lateralus is next in line lol
Then go deeper, like ticks & leaches then 46 & 2 will blow their minds
@@King5pade schism usually does the trick 😂
AEnima will get em hooked also 👍
The bass in this song will always and forever take my breathe away
Yes! And out of all TOOL albums I think 10,000 Days has the best bass hooks.
Vicarious and Jambi? C'MON!
@@Eon-Nova agreed
I knew I wasnt the only one being hypnotized by that funky bass line 1:48
i shit my pants when i listened to that the first time
I love how literally everyone is just being overwhelmed by the _sheer raw furious emotion_ of this song, that emotion that puts this song _high, HIGH_ on my list of faves. (Yes, pun intended, you may shoot me.)
I've been a tool fan for 20 years now and finally listened with a good set of headphones....feel like I'm hearing them for the first time. Absolutely incredible
i showed my 6yr old kid, the video Sober, he was scared
I've been having similar experiences with my new headphones too. Changes everything. Best purchase I've made in a long time, great investment if you love music. One love ❤
Which ones?
@@Weshopwizard Bose
Honestly I still react this way every time I listen to Tool. Sometimes I'll even start to tear up from all the emotion.
Was about to say the same thing. 20 years on and I still get emotional when listening to them.
Just hits different the older you get but always gold
Every morning I listen to parabola and scream cry on my way to work. It’s my church. Can’t wait to finally see them next month!!
Then it has done its job and so have you. Relationship to art is subjective and personal. It is supposed to invoke responses. You've interacted with the art and it interacted with you. If only more people understood that everything is connected like this, we might all make better choices.
Had a horrible day and this instantly brought my mood back up
You know you’re a top notch band when legendary guitarists like Eddie Van Halen attended your shows with his son .
And you know you're legendary when Danny Carey gets his mind blown at a Meshuggah concert.
@@03692228520 BRRR DA BRRR DA BRRR DA BRRR DA BRRR DA BRRR DA BRRR DA BRRR DA BRRR DA BRRR DA BRRR DA
@@LogsMaggot 🤣🤣🤣
EvH was a big prog fan..... he also loved Alex Lifeson
I have lived and breathed Tool as my mental health saviour for 20 years. I have seen them three times live, and these reactions give my 62 year old soul… so much JOY! I turned my kids onto them early in their teens. I love these reactions. Welcome 🙏🏻
I'm 35 and my uncle and me would listen to so much pink floyd when I was like 15 16 and I showed him tool he loved it R.I.P Rat 🐀 smoke one for me.
I’m up there with ya! My kids flip the FECK out while I’m listening to Stevie Wonder, then
Then go right into tool!
Dude! As an editor and an avid Tool fan I have wanted to put together a compilation like this of people reacting to them for the longest time but not had the time to do it. I'm so glad that you did this it is freaking awesome! Nice work Tool Army!
Yes the editing is impressive
Not to be greedy...but you're gonna do other songs...right???? 🔥🎶👀
Such an incredible band that is criminally and wholly underrated
The pot, overplayed as it is. Really is one of the best examples of how good the entire band is at their piece of the puzzle. Every single one bring something unique that’s completely necessary to this song. It’a probably why most of us newer fans heard it and fell in love immediately.
The bass is what makes this song legendary
would you say that... the pieces fit?
@@TheMortalKombatent they wold, but those motherfuckers aren’t tumbling down any time soon
It'a probably
lol you made me read that with an italian accent.
@@dani4ever did the same thing
I get chills listening to TOOL !! Been getting chills since the 90’s!! Tool is one of the greatest groups on the planet!!
If there is life outside this planet, Tool is better than their best bands, too
Thanks for the feature!
What a track🔥 I’ve since started learning some of their tracks on guitar and have the 10,000 days album in a massive frame on my office wall!🙌🏻
Bro, the face you make when those guitars kick in is SO accurate! Those powerchords land right in the feels.
Been a Tool fan for over 20 years. Their music makes me feel alive. The energy I experience is unlike anything and truly unique
I agree!
I been jamming to tool almost 30 years and it swells my heart to see these reactions from such a diverse group. Much love for tool fans the world over, new and old.
The fact that The Trash Talker’s are not in this is upsetting. They have done every Tool song and have become die hard fans.
If I recall their recording of this track had bad audio :)
@Marissa I could be thinking of another reaction. One of them the audio was super low…I thought it was their reaction to the pot
Same with PinkMetalHead
And Lost in Vegas!!!!
Amen 🙏
Just goes to show that great MUSIC doesn't have color barriers, doesnt give a shit about your background, your age or where you're from. Good music is just good music and these folks have all just been on a RIDE!
Rock was originally started by African Americans.
@@Tinyfurball DERP
@@deesnyder3878 Just like your mom.
I think so too, it's an absolute joy to see so many people from different walks of life enjoying such a great song
@@Tinyfurball Your dumb is strong B.
5:00 "I'm on the journey!" That's TOOL for you my friend... A journey! Very well put
This song kicks ass in so many ways - the production is incredible, the playing is phenomenal, the flow of the tune, the lyrics, the attitude, the outrage - its just all one integrated, perfect thing. Incredible - and its great seeing people enjoy it for the first time.
Exceptional for tool even.
And the *groove*...holy shit.
I went like two weeks just listening to this song because it grooved so hard
I remember being the weird kid in high school for being a Tool fan. People generally didn’t get them and were put off by their music videos and they were very underground back then.
It’s so cool to see something I grew up loving becoming something mainstream like it truly deserves to be. So awesome to see newer generations and older ones coming together and experiencing what I used to while riding on the school bus with my Sony Walkman blasting into my ears.
Same. I was considered the Tool nerd. People thought I was weird for liking them so much. But when Lateralus was released a lot of those same people started to listen to them and liking them. Now I am so glad to see so many people enjoying the experience that is Tool!
It was the same for Rush fans back in the 70’s/80’s
Discovered them as a kid music still blows my mind & im 31
I was in high school when Undertow came out in 93, sixteen years old and I still remember hearing Sober for the first time when we were just riding around in my friend's car. Good times! 🤘🏻
Yeah it's weird it's like they're the biggest cult band in the world
"The Pot" is a great introduction to Tool.
When I discovered tool I had it on repeat for 8 months
Happy tears seeing so many people enjoy Tool. Welcome to the rabbit hole. Stay awhile and enjoy the ride!
Stay Awhile and Ride the Spiral.
Happy tears here too lmao
All of us old heads on here were taken back 30 years in the span of a few minutes. Just watching everyone experience the same thing we did back then. Feels good doesn't it?
For me it was schism and the whole album.
Man, I still remember seeing the Prison Sex video on MTV the first time, I was hooked. 14 year old me got Undertow and a bunch of other cassettes for a penny from Columbia House. 😂
Fan since the beginning and it is wonderful watching people wake from a slumber they didn't even realize. Let us hope most stayed awake to be aware and remove the shackles of disillusionment.
I found them two weeks ago, first week i listened to every single song, every day, all day, and I can say this band, saved my life. The music truly is in my opinion therapeutic, it really got all the bottled up emotions out for me, if I could recommend tool to anyone struggling, I would in a heart beat.
I don't think the band hits nearly as hard unless you kinda "need" to hear it?
4 Degrees is my favorite song this week.
welcome bud. I'm 36 and only have Three tattoos and two of them are Tool.
Welcome to the family.
TOOL finds you... at the right time. Welcome to a very loving eclectic family. I owe much to them as well....
@@shqueeblesmckloofin7351 Probably my favorite song on Undertow.
I figured out why this particular TOOL reaction comp is so great: Each individual is expressing pure joy, appreciation, and utter surprise by their own emotional movement by something so seemingly "sinister" on the surface. Then us, as the viewer of all, can see how this masterpiece by Tool COLLECTIVELY affects all of them and all of us the same.
All different walks of life, all different pasts and different futures, but right here in the "present" we're all just vibing as one. Words not even needed. Stank face is enough.
Kinda makes you think - fill a room with Red, Blue, pro-this, anti-that, arch fkn enemies, and you got total chaos and negativity. But the moment you pump some MJ "Billie Jean" or some OutKast "Hey Ya!" or straight up gnarly TOOL into the room, ain't one person who's not gonna be rockin their head to the music, vibing. Straight erasing in that moment WTF we were there to argue about in the first place.
Go a step deeper, and ask yourself, "why we all so distracted by anger and fear and hatred for one another?! Who has something to gain from keeping us at each other's throats?"
And you'll arrive at the answer.
Hint: "How The 1% Maintain the Status Quo 101"
🪄🏛️⚖️💵💰
Absolutely and well said.
Who are you?
Yes.
The one dude at the end who's just like "I'm a tool fan now" and just walks away made me laugh
Then, when they realize how fucking good the drummer is.
Saw them in 2020, just before the pandemic shut things down. Ive always loved tool since highschool (20 years or so ago) and was the first time i saw them in concert. The one thing i walked away thinking was that their drummer is fucking insanely good. Top 10 favorite drummers for me, possibly in the top 5
Facts. Danny’s the 🐐
Fear Inoculum is Danny’s album. Hands down.
Best drummer alive...
Danny Carey is in the top 5 drummers alive right now in my opinion.
30 years and there's still no other band who sounds like Tool
🖤
Same thing can be said about Pink Floyd. Tool is the modern version of them in that respect.
And there never will be
Nobody sounds like Tool. Nobody sounds like Pink Floyd. Nobody sounds like Rush. Another modern band to break through these sonic barriers though… Porcupine Tree. Give them a listen (Halo, Anesthetize, Blackest Eyes are all great songs of theirs)
@@michaelhill668 I’ve always felt that way.
Karnivool bro
This reaction video never ever gets old to me
I love people appreciating
What I have loved for so long
I must have watched this video 1000 * at least
There is something so satisfying in seeing people experience Tool for the first time. And what I mean by experiencing is sitting down and paying attention to the music. The Pot is the perfect introduction to Tool. It's not too long or too complicated but it still catches you off guard the first time you hear it.
Maynard will tell you that he’s not a lead singer and doesn’t like to be referred as such because he says he’s just the vocalist and likes to showcase the entire band at concerts while he’s in the background!
Yup, he rarely faces the crowd at all.
I noticed that when I saw them live. Was really interesting to see visually. He literally gave them the stage.
He also doesn't sit up front in album covers
I've seen that. Would prefer Maynard ripping faces
Well and that's not how they write. He doesn't lead the writing. They make the songs and then he writes. Not that makes him any less important
I just got into Tool a few days ago, this is so fun to watch these relations, I can totally relate. I blasted Pneuma in the car the other day and cried, what an experience. Just all the instruments, and his voice, nothing else quite like them. I effing love Tool!
Great band to listen to while driving I agree!
Watch the Pneuma drum cam video on UA-cam. It is incredible!
You've much to learn, young Padawan ...
@@jonathonfee2542 thank you so much! I certainly did! That was absolutely phenomenal! Wow! Music is love! Music is life!
@@amsamoan7989 oh yes! The never ending life of knowledge.
Every tool song is a musical masterpiece . Anyone who loves music in general will appreciate the musical genius that is tool.i love watching people have a musical cherry pop.
The way tool can just lock in to a groove and be funky while still being metal is amazing
I love this so much. Been a fan since '92. No, that wasn't me in a Beastie boys tee. I've always caught hell from other Black folks for listening to heavy music and this makes me smile and tear up.🤘🏾🤘🏾
These always make me smile and tear up too! I don’t understand it, honestly! I’m bawling over here watching these and I don’t know why. Love it!
Now you're the cool one bro. ✌️
Yeah, bro. I liked Opiate in '92 but then Undertow dropped in '93 and my young ass was properly blown away. Then I saw them live the same year and became a fan for life.
Well now, I've got some advice for you, little buddy...
@@PnMGunReview In not pointing fingers tho.😁
Tool saved my life once. I was getting ready to end it, tying up loose ends when i happened to listen to Parabola from Lateralus. The lyrics pulled me back from the brink. Thank you, Tool. Turns out life IS worth living, and Tool is always worth listening to ;) And in concert? S**t, they will rip your Fn face off (and you'll be glad you are alive!!!)
Cheers, person. May good music never stop inspiring.
Man i can listen to this base line ALL FUKIN DAY...... it just takes me places. Tool cant be described, just experienced
Im so glad you decided to stay here in this reality. 😊 Just listened to Lateralus earlier today. My best friend passed away a little more than a year ago... She was an incredible human, took mdma to try and heal herself of past traumas she was processing.. well.. it had fentanyl in it. and she died. We used to rock out to Tool in High school and in our first apartment together, and I'll never forget how she truly chose to embrace the random. Which is what you did. And you let words bring you back. ❤
@@Yourfriendinendtimes i am so, so sorry for your loss. i hope her soul, and yours, find peace. so strange, many have urged me to try mdma therapy and i have always said no because i have felt some sort of danger surrounding it. my heart breaks for you and her family. i truly hope there is a place of greater compassion and contentment once we leave this dimension of trials. your words are so kind and so deeply felt. thank you. bless you.
@@auntie-angie-2112 Thank you. It was hard but I just remember to honor what she cared and stood for and try to match some of my footsteps where hers might have gone. Its been really good for me. I started listening to Tool again about a month ago just for that reason. Yes I don't think any of these man made drugs can be safe, especially from the street. I don't know where you live but I know that there are places you can take mdma as a therapeutic treatment. I think the controlled substance is probably an ok bet. But just remember, just as we are, without substances, our minds are plastic and whatever thoughts we let pass through it become our brain's physical reality as those neurons get fired and create those pathways. Drugs like mdma and psilocybin can help along the way, but only if all the variables(that could make it dangerous) are known, accounted for and controlled where needed. Your comment back to me was so appreciated. ❤️ All the best to you on the rest of your life's journeys, friend.
-Kristin
I just have to say it. I've watched this video so many times. I've shared it on my socials. I've always been passionate about music. Many of my friends are musicians and anyone that knows me knows the love I have for the artistry of live instruments, arrangements of those instruments, lyrics, and vocals. What I love most about reaction videos is seeing someone discover a song they've never heard before. Songs from my teenage years up to now, many many years later.
What I love most about this video is watching them slowly amp up, recognize how brilliant the song is and all it's parts and will never forget it. That is what music does, creates memories. You hear an old song and it brings you back. Seeing such a great compliation makes it even better so Thank You Derek.
2:55 It's got some FONK in it xD
Love Jamel lol
The way he said that lmao
Hey I love your channel!
@@MouseHuntExtendedDirectorsCut Thank you :)
The bass in this song is amazing
Nate’s reaction at 5:45 is basically how I felt the first time hearing tool. It wasn’t just the strange noises, but the realization that I didn’t even know music like this was possible. Tool can change a person.
I remember the first thing I said to my homie when he played me tool for the first time. I was just like oh you can play bass like this? Wtf am I listening to? Changed my music life forever
@@powertrip6426 hahahaha "you can play like bass like this?" that exact phrase for tool and primus
8:54 interplanetary
Me listening to it for the 10,000th time I get goosebumps, I imagine them. Life experience boils down to Before Tool / After Tool
"10,000 Plays"
Got the reference;)
Captain America voice: I understood that reference!
Yes! ALWAYS GOOSEBUMPS!)!
10000 plays on 10000 days?
ThanKs for this wholesome videos. Loved watching people hear new music. Took me from a dark place today. Thank you
who ever put this together is a boss.
Been listening to Tool for decades now and they STILL give me goosebumps. Pretty rad seeing everyone's reaction
Tool literally puts you in this emotional trance that's hard to come out of. It's amazing.
I get physically exhausted listening to Tool. It's sooo much in so many good ways
Never had this experience. But then tools one of the bands i don't like
@@ebossnz6838 to each their own
@@alayna286 same. Especially when I'm singing along.
Huh?!!😕
Never saw this reaction video before....legit, look at everyone's faces, freaking amazing.
I love after almost 30 years of being a fan that they're STILL killing it and STILL collecting more fans every year.
Tool is truly the most visceral rock music I’ve ever known, it’s beautiful to see it so appreciated!
This is the greatest reaction compilation I have ever seen by a long shot. The tension build up is crazy and you did a great job editing. Also the compilation you did of Ram Jam "Black Betty" is great, if that clip fails to make you smile and change you day your lost.
I was smiling the entire time I was watching this video, especially at the stank face and vibing moments. Thank you so much for sharing all of their reactions.
I remember the first time I ever heard a song by Tool... I was 16, in my best friend's car, the local rock radio station was on a 90's kick.
The first notes of Schism came on and it immediately grabbed my ear.
By the time the singing started, they were in my mind and soul.
I was wide eyed and silent... just... floored by the journey that is falling in love with a song at first listen.
They've been at the top of my list ever since.
This was awesome to see, thanks again!
Been listening to Tool since the 90's. This song still gives me chills.
These reactions made my heart smile. I'm a metal head from day one and to see other people also enjoy Tool the way I do is absolutely fucking amazing! Thanks to all the reactions yall. Tool for life baby!
These folks just perfectly showed my reaction the first time I heard Tool. Saw them at lollapalooza in 93 I think. Tool, Rage against the machine, Primus, Alice in Chains, fishbone, arrested development, dinosaur jr. Amazing concert
How you're alive after this killer line up is up to science to find out
I'm pretty sure if I watched Tool and Rage back-to-back my heart would explode, so congrats on surviving that.
Ahhhh, a fellow gen xer... :) remember warped tour? Good times
I just had the same convo w my buddy. All the Lalas blend and I can't remember who n when. Cheers
I WAS THERE Lollapalooza 93’. The gorge amphitheater Washington state. EPIC!!!!!!!
I saw these guys in early 90's before their first album hit at the Gothic theater in Denver, I can't explain how it changed me after riff one. Life changing.