+Human Observer I think they're all equal in their roles when carrying the band. Maynards voice isn't quite as strong as it once was, but it's matured - it's softer now, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. To me, his lyrics are unparalleled. Also, don't forget Justin; practically rewrote the book on playing bass. They're all incredible.
00:00 Tuva 03:16 Sober 09:46 Commando (The Ramones Cover) 13:41 The Grudge 23:03 Stinkfist 29:39 H (Maynard Scream at 34:23) 37:37 Schism 46:43 Parabol/a 55:35 Eon Blue Apocalypse 56:45 The Patient 1:04:48 - Ænema 1:13:00 Intermission 1:19:30 Disposition 1:25:10 Reflection 1:38:30 Triad (the beginning of Triad is during the end of Reflection like a fade so no clear beginning) 1:49:35 Maynard's Speech 1:50:13 Lateralus Just copying this for me, don't mind me guys
Doug Kingsbury He has, but prime Maynard is prime Maynard. Just listen to live performances since Fear Inoculum, he is still phenomenal but even Maynard would tell you (and I believe has in interviews) his vocal chords aren’t keeping up nowadays, just age.
toolnv77 I'm a total newcomer to recorded live Tool shows. So many bands just don't come across well recorded live, and I've never bothered looking up any Tool shows until the past couple of weeks. I have become obsessed with finding every recording of H. and listening to the scream. I can't seem to stop. It's hair-raising, every time.
Probably not much else he can do when his voice can't do what it used to. Can't really move around as much when you're older, especially when he probably needs to conserve his energy as well :/
I think H is the most underrated Tool song. I think it is one of the absolute best songs they've ever done and it is a shame it gets overshadowed by others as much as it does.
Corey Ames i hope you are right.. long wait for this album, they got a lot of fans dying for music. Lot of pressure to put out something incredible.. fingers crossed we get it soon!
+Patrick Echols I agree friend, you can only sing like that for so long. I'm just glad we have recordings like this to somewhat substitute the actual experince. not that they aren't still killing it. awesome you saw them with primus
i am studying music for a living now... and i saw them around this time... maybe a little bit before... and i'm glad i did. that being said, i came to the shows right after lateralus was released and i was slightly disappointed that maynard was going through his "i'm a black shadow" visual phase, and you could tell the scream-sing parts had become more singing than screaming. there were parts where he would break through, but for instance on a song like stinkfist it is obvious. like someone said earlier, that's just life. i was born a smidge too late to see them in what i personally think was their prime of 96-00. hell i was just a kid when i saw the shows i did. watching this and a '98 show confirms that i wasn't crazy or hearing things... you can just only scream for so long even if it's melodic as maynard's. RIP maynard's scream.
My mate lent me Aenima about 2 weeks before they toured Adelaide, Australia in about 1997... We were about 15. I listened to it maybe once or twice and my tiny brain must have just been too blown to understand what i was hearing. Compared to grunge it just seemed weird timing and all strange sounds. There were still tickets, and I was like, nah i'm good. They went and still talk about it to this day... Kill me now. (seen them about 6 times since!! Including this tour)
The Grudge. This creation is the answer. So many of their songs pose only questions, and then the Grudge tells you exactly what must be done. Preferably without anesthetic.
It's been a while since I've looked, but I'm pretty sure this is the song that talks about Saturn in astrology, which returns 29/30 after you're born - pretty big transition period for most. Here, most of us either sink or swim, in life from this point on. We sink if we don't let go of control, of old habits and paradigms...when we let go of it all, we're freed. Regardless, Saturn will teach us whether we're willing to learn or not. I believe there are also references to the crown, or the crown chakra and the Tree of Life in Kabbalah.
I think I would give up everything in my life to see the Disposition/Reflection/Triad/Laterauls live combo. It's the only Tool tour I missed since 93. One of my biggest regrets ever.
If you listen carefully around 1:50 you'll hear Adam teasing the crowd with apart from wings for Marie part 1 from the 10000 Days album. 4 years before the album was even released and they're already working on it.
You got me confused man , i’ve heard Wings for Mary played during Lateralus tour footage before but i didn’t hear it at 1 minute 50 seconds ... Thank god someone else comments that it’s at 1:50:55 .
I was at this show. It said "an intimate evening with TOOL" on the bill reader on radio city music hall. No opener. The most memorable show ever. Thanks
No the most memorable show in NY was 0ct 1 AND 2 2001 Madison Square 20 something days after the towers fell with the ashes still burning down the street. ....it was a heavy vibe ! I was there within 3 rows of the stage both nights.
+UntitledKirk ME TOOOOOOOOO! HOLY FUCK! *mouth open so much it actually opens my eyes for me!* The power of that "I don't mind!" So good when your high :D
@Matt Wilhoit me to bro.changed my life.saw them in madison WI that year.im 39.isnt funny how you dont realise how profoundly something is when your that young...
When Danny hit that drum synth trigger little break mix-up bit in Stinkfist at 28:07.... shivers man, such a simple thing to just throw that iconic sample back in right before returning to the song from that little jam. So epic
Such a profound understanding of the songs they've written, they could've turned out anyway. It's like hearing all the other versions they synthesized before they decided what they would release. Sounds amazing
I just want to tell you how grateful I am that you've made these live concerts available for me to see. You see I am terminally sick & I am not able to travel because of my medicine schedule. Its imperative that I take my meds at a very specific time daily. Tool is my favorite group by far. Anyway, enough about me. Thank you though.:-)
I'd never heard of them and I helped set them up in Nashville, Tn. My buddy said stay and watch this Band IN 97...98? BOY I'M DAMN SHO GLAD I DID!!!!!!
when the crowd knows what song it is from the first note alone 46:48 This is completely exhilarating and I wasn't even there! They're one of the greatest bands I've ever heard..
This is the best live show of Tool that i've came across on UA-cam. Seriously it is unbelieveable. Having a bad day? Roll a joint, make a coffee, dim the light and play this. You will have a therapy, a healing moment for a good while. Great experience.
H. was a standout for me. The build up and transfer of tension at 34:00 - 34:30 was amazing. They let the crowd do the iconic scream which was great but fizzled out the energy, then they play a backwards track of the album scream, then Maynard cuts in with the real thing. This was just a fun change for a live show.
@@doodlebob3758 I'm honestly trying to figure out. He holds his mic away and brings it closer to his mouth while he sings. Which in insinuates, his voice getting louder and louder. But it just sounds so good that I can't tell if it's reverb or actually Maynard.. regardless that fucked me up.
@@MaynardOwns I see some people complaining about him aging (the man had his hip replaced), essentially, and angry he hangs in the shadows quite a bit (heard that was due to vertigo from the light show). If it's not vertigo and he's sharing the spotlight and showcasing the talents of his bandmates, I find that extremely commendable. Some people can't put themselves in another's shoes. I'm good at it to a fault (intuitive empath) Some people are gross. Most, I find, are not.
MaynardOwns yeah, I’ve read some of those comments. People are ass holes. The guy is an introvert. Leave him alone and let it do his thing. Who are we to judge him.
T. Bone only thing that sucks about this venue is you can't get up and go crazy!! you have to stay in your fucking seat!! I hate these theater venues great sound though!!
20:21 he literally opens a portal to his dream land and took everyone with him this evening. I would have been honored to attend, but I was only 10 lol this is, has been and forever will be my favorite music ever produced by any group.
I was 11. I begged and begged to go to the October 31 show in 2002 where I was 12. Still hate my mom for not letting me go that bitch. Saw them first time 10/07/06 just saw them for them 6th time the only tour I missed them on since 06 was 2017 and it sucks cuz that was a sick set list with third eye and shit. If I went to a man show in 2012 I could have seen ticks and leeches. But instead I got sober with some weird dude doing weird shit with a mic. It was cool but that part was whack and they could have played a whole damn song Instead of that shit. Anyway I never learn my lesson only going to one show cuz I wanted to see the patient live. I saw right in two which I love but the patient is all time favorite. If only I went to NJ as well as NY fuck my life. Next time I’m either getting front row seats or the cheapest seats and hitting 3-4 nights
20 years later 2 hits 10am Jamming this in headphones Coming down Best live tour in existence, the lateralus tour people are luckier than lottery winners.
This band has saved my life... I love you guys so much. The first time I heard them in 94 I was changed forever. No band is like Tool, or ever will be. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
I feel bad for MJK. He has lost the ability to perform some songs night after night like he used to. Guarantee he still has it but doesn't want to destroy his voice completely. Thank him for wonderful memories. A genius. All 4 of them absolutely magnificent.
Its actually a timing mechanism. He does one stomp on the bass hit, then one stomp in between the bass measures. Sure it doesnt need to be that dramatic... but then again, it doesnt not need to be either. Hes just into the song at that point
@@lancehandy6648 yeah I play bass on this and do that now too, he's playing a weird chord with heavy distortion on the first hit then mutes it on the second hit with the drums, it's just so sick how much he's into it
This was the very 1st Tool show I ever attended. I sparked a joint right in the middle of the venue right before H started. Needless to say, it was a truly magical experience that I will always remember. I don't mind.
Was lucky enough to spend every single dollar I earned working that summer to see Tool 8/12 and 8/13 on consecutive nights. Being 14 and only my 2nd and 3rd Tool shows respectively, gotta say I am glad I got to see them during this era, particularly this leg of the Lateralus tour. Something special in these performances. So concise. Loud.. D/R/T..Maybe one day we'll get the proper DVD..
Hell yeah! I was 14 for my first Tool show on this '02 tour in Knoxville, TN! Just saw them again in May on their new tour! Like a fucking fine wine! But yeah, This era was special
BXCDavid my oldest brother did the same and went to see them at the time during their Lateralus tour and he was in his mid 20s but he went two nights in a row and said the show was incredible. he still to this day listens to them and other great rock bands of the 70’s to 90s. I got into this band during the release of 10 thousand days and been attached ever since. My brother saw them at the time in NY I think at MSG.
Thank you, and TOOL, for making this available. Lateralus is literally getting me through my PTSD of repressed memories from when I was a 13 yr old girl and how much it has FUCKED my lifeup. Watching MJK literally embody his artwork in performance has left me speechless. My hubs and I were literally having the babies when this album came out. He'd seen them live when Opiate came out, lucky shit, but I had yet the ability to see my favorite artists live. Thankfully Fear Inoculum showed up; kids in college...finally saw them in November 2019 before the world exploded. With the 1st album TOOL entered my life when I was younger and NEEDED these words and music more than I knew. Raised Catholic,studied opera and theater, now an 'ol gothmom...their skill, mastery of their art and sense of humor have helped me survive my time on this planet. Danny Carey made my son want to be a better drummer ..* single tear*, and MJK my spectrum gifted son a better artist through words..then images. Muchas gracias.....oh we also happen to live in Cincinnati Ohio ;) NO ONE FROM OHIO TURNS OUT NORMAL
you comment is so deep and push me in my childhood. Hopes you ok. spend 2 weeks to learn how to play Lateralus on guitar. I'm not Adam, but have some composition skills - When I play Lateralus and The Grudge - my mind blowing up and I feels like in dep trance. Autism
@@susiepattinson3031Thank you so much for your kind words. Don't see those often enough. Ironically, the "Grudge challenge",my son showed me 🙄, is such a gift! Finally all the opera paid off; cathartic AF. 🤘🏻
@@sanya_mason I hope my rambling didn't kick up any bad personal things for you. I apologize if it did. I replied to the other comment of support and I mention the "Grudge challenge" my son showed me has been so cathartic. Usually I'm in the car when I do it and WOW. Opera lessons etc have finally paid off, to me anyway. Thank you for your encouraging words. I recently found out,that like several in my family, I am on the Autism Spectrum. It explained SO much. Again...thank you!🤘🏻💯
I saw APC open for NIN in 2000 That was the first time I ever saw MJK live. It was an incredible night. APC was amazing as was NIN. The icing on the cake was Marilyn Manson coming out and singing the beautiful people with Trent Reznor. One of the best shows ever!!!!
You could even tell that on 10,000 Days, they were trying to recreate the same vibe. A lot of the same elements. Unfortunately, it kinda fell flat, imo
erak Hard disagree, 10000 days has a totally different vibe than lateralus and it excels at it. Perfect intermediary between lateralus and fear inoculum in terms of sound imo.
@@Xakslied Right, I can see how that might be true. That's just how I felt about 10K Days at the time. Lateralus was such an inspirational record for me that I was bound to be disappointed.
I want you to think about a band that can START a concert with a song like SOBER. It is insane how much great music they have. They can lead off with one of the greatest songs of all time because they can back it up with a shit ton more of the best songs of all time. Bow down you sea of great musicians. I give you TOOL!
@@stakehexthankmelater they used to do the entire Holy Trinity but then thought that people found it too boring or something, most people want straight out bangers in shows
I think this is probably the best, i mean seriously, THE FUCKING BEST tool show that i ever see on the internet, i hope to see tool live someday!!, THANKS FOR SHARING THIS AMAZING EXPERIENCE MAN!
@@MarcusFenixKO couldn't see Maynard basically the whole time. Trippiest shit ever with those visuals. This tour was hands down one of the best cause latuaralus just came out I believe.
So surprised to come across this. I was 16 years old and this was the second concert I ever went to. I had no idea at the time how iconic and epic it was, but I enjoyed the hell out of that night. Top 3 LOUDEST concerts I’ve ever been to in my life. Amazing memory
I was in boot camp during this concert. Never heard of Tool until I got to the fleet and one of my shipmates put me on to them. The first song I listened to was The Patient. After that a Tool fan was born.
This was my first Tool show and one of the best shows I’ve ever seen all time. The unfurling of Alex Grey banners during the Lateralus songs and the overall vibe was just phenomenal. It was a privilege to be there.
I bet! I regret waiting til2006 to see them,although I’ve seen them ten times, I’ve always heard that was the greatest tour. The one coming up will phenomenal though!
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Can’t believe I was drawing on my wall with crayons at age 3 instead of going to this concert.
Same lol born 1999
I was born in 1997, instead of getting a baby sitter my parents should've brought me here
Can’t believe I was still in my dads balls instead of going to this concert
Fr (I wasn’t even born yet) I came along in 05 but I’ve seen tool live so my life is now completed
Born in 2000… saw TOOL in 2023, pretty fucking good
The crowd singing the 'I don't mind' before the scream is so beautiful
34:12
I also found out recently that he did this in Buffalo on the same tour. The Buffalo one might honestly be better imo
With his stall to let em rage in to his blazer of vocal instrument glory usss
The sheer genius behind these four musicians is just incomprehensible.
+Metallicaman971 Let's not forget Paul D'amour. Hell they opened with Sober.
+kil ayas why? what did he do?
+Human Observer What !!! Maynards lyrics don't mean much to you then, I guess.....
+Human Observer I think they're all equal in their roles when carrying the band. Maynards voice isn't quite as strong as it once was, but it's matured - it's softer now, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. To me, his lyrics are unparalleled. Also, don't forget Justin; practically rewrote the book on playing bass. They're all incredible.
Oh lord
00:00 Tuva
03:16 Sober
09:46 Commando (The Ramones Cover)
13:41 The Grudge
23:03 Stinkfist
29:39 H (Maynard Scream at 34:23)
37:37 Schism
46:43 Parabol/a
55:35 Eon Blue Apocalypse
56:45 The Patient
1:04:48 - Ænema
1:13:00 Intermission
1:19:30 Disposition
1:25:10 Reflection
1:38:30 Triad (the beginning of Triad is during the end of Reflection like a fade so no clear beginning)
1:49:35 Maynard's Speech
1:50:13 Lateralus
Just copying this for me, don't mind me guys
You’re awesome.
That "Maynard Scream" annotation is a lifesaver, friend. I was trying to find H until I saw your timestamps. Your karma has increased.
Thanks! Triad clearly starts at 1:37:53 when Danny starts the tom groove.
I don't mind
Thank you for that !
IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIIIII IIIIIIIIII DONT MIIIIIIIIIIND!!!!!!
I DON'T MIND!!!
Once I scream like that while listening to the song, in that position.
I poop lmao
I could have cried when he screamed in H
Princess Of Amdusias You should have cried
I dont mind
@@dhalashish Perfect comment
time stamp?
@@scurus11scurus 34:13
can't deny it, this was their absolute peak here
Lateralus is an actual masterpiece of music and art
34:24 is the coolest thing I've ever seen done on a stage
i cosign this statement
So so true
If that part doesn't curdle your blood nothing will
He's basically god at this point.
This comment was the topic of discussion in a Massachusetts living room the other night. Just FYI. So accurate.
Alex Grey actually painted Maynard's bodypaint for this performance!
Eric Stodolnik did he really? That’s awesome
@@jpthemusicenjoyer
www.reddit.com/r/ToolBand/comments/btag3l/alex_grey_painting_maynard_for_the_show/?
Yes he did and i was there to witness it
@@michaelbarber7792 Details?
@@michaelbarber7792 i would also like some details. That sight is more legendary than the second coming of christ
I was 8 months old when this concert took place. Pretty bummed that I missed it.
It was LIFE CHANGING AND F'N BEAUTIFUL. I can honestly say this Radio City show was one of the best concerts I've ever been to and I've been to many.
What did you have going on that was more important?
I was 42 when this concert took place and I'm pretty bummed I missed it too
@@anthonyfaye3344 I had to be fed from a bottle in order to not die of hunger but I guess that was more important for some reason
@@Dancing.Pi22a I was three months old 😞. Awesome to see someone around my age love TOOL tho! 🤘
34:22 - In his prime there was nobody that could touch his abilities. He will go down as one of the greatest ever. Without a fucking doubt.
Perfect time stamp sir. Exactly what I was looking for
He still got it watch talkin bout lol
@@mrkind13 No kidding, someone obviously hasn't listened to their latest stuff. He's taken very good care of his voice and we all win as a result.
Doug Kingsbury He has, but prime Maynard is prime Maynard. Just listen to live performances since Fear Inoculum, he is still phenomenal but even Maynard would tell you (and I believe has in interviews) his vocal chords aren’t keeping up nowadays, just age.
yep without a fucking doubt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Best.Drummer.Ever.
It's unfathomable. Guy is legend.
I don't see Neil Peart there.
danman6669 he isn’t the best drummer, I prefer Carey way more
Nick Groves 👍🏻🎯💯
danman6669 😂
The version of H is incredible. One of the best tool shivers yet. I don't mind!
yep have to agree there !!!!!!!!!
The crowd singing along before Maynard screams gives me shivers, probably one of the best metal concerts moments in history.
H. Is very spine tingling.
I can’t wait to here a song about his wife and daughter; if he graces us with one.
Sucht.
@@coreyames9923 He did make songs about his Daughter with APC
Man it doesn’t matter how many times I listen to it, I still get goosebumps! Epic
Corey Ames yeah Agostina by Puscifer
That scream in H had a savage bite. Boy, what a concert. 11/10 easy
You mean 11/8, right? lol
You mean 11/9, right? lol
46/2
@@bringerofdarkness3306 best comment 😂
We are not worthy enough to give it a score anyway it's 47/3
He kill's it on H
toolnv77 I'm a total newcomer to recorded live Tool shows. So many bands just don't come across well recorded live, and I've never bothered looking up any Tool shows until the past couple of weeks. I have become obsessed with finding every recording of H. and listening to the scream. I can't seem to stop. It's hair-raising, every time.
I´m exercising, and I just put this concert to watch that song.
That's because he was on Heroin
I agree...
He destroys H. Like completely.
Was 10 rows off the stage. Greatest night of my life.
Fuck it, watching it again...
Ricardo Purcallas you should watch the glass house remastered 1996
HOOOOLY SHIT THAT TENSION IN H, THAT WAS THE BEST THE BEST BUILDUP ENDING EVER.
chills
right....
Literally my entire fucking body has goosebumps right now from it... Amazing.
I remember when they sounded this amazing live. MJK seems bored when performing with TooL
Probably not much else he can do when his voice can't do what it used to. Can't really move around as much when you're older, especially when he probably needs to conserve his energy as well :/
I want to fucking see them in concert so bad.
+Zoe Valenzuela saw them in chicago. they are worth every penny no matter how far you have to go.
They're over 50 now so see them soon.
I saw them during 10k days tour and it doesnt compare to this
Saw them last week. Very awesome show. Nothing compared to this of course, but still well worth the money!
I don't care how many times I've watched this performance. The raw energy in H. always gives me goosebumps
The way he does the "I don't mind" was so cool. H is my favorite song.
I think H is the most underrated Tool song. I think it is one of the absolute best songs they've ever done and it is a shame it gets overshadowed by others as much as it does.
Them at their absolute peak right here.
Jason Hicks but have seen the new years eve concert Oakland '95? Will burn a hole on your brain.
The ozzfest show where they played right before ozzy was insane
Their “prime” as you call it, was maybe Maynard’s vocal prime, however I believe musically the best is yet to come.
Corey Ames i hope you are right.. long wait for this album, they got a lot of fans dying for music. Lot of pressure to put out something incredible.. fingers crossed we get it soon!
@@coreyames9923 you saw into the future
one of my biggest regrets is not seeing this band live 15/20 years ago
+Patrick Echols I agree friend, you can only sing like that for so long. I'm just glad we have recordings like this to somewhat substitute the actual experince. not that they aren't still killing it. awesome you saw them with primus
indecent proposal I had a chance to see them at the glass house in '95 and I chose to out with a girl instead. I regret not seeing them to.
i am studying music for a living now... and i saw them around this time... maybe a little bit before... and i'm glad i did. that being said, i came to the shows right after lateralus was released and i was slightly disappointed that maynard was going through his "i'm a black shadow" visual phase, and you could tell the scream-sing parts had become more singing than screaming. there were parts where he would break through, but for instance on a song like stinkfist it is obvious. like someone said earlier, that's just life. i was born a smidge too late to see them in what i personally think was their prime of 96-00. hell i was just a kid when i saw the shows i did. watching this and a '98 show confirms that i wasn't crazy or hearing things... you can just only scream for so long even if it's melodic as maynard's. RIP maynard's scream.
My mate lent me Aenima about 2 weeks before they toured Adelaide, Australia in about 1997... We were about 15. I listened to it maybe once or twice and my tiny brain must have just been too blown to understand what i was hearing. Compared to grunge it just seemed weird timing and all strange sounds. There were still tickets, and I was like, nah i'm good. They went and still talk about it to this day... Kill me now. (seen them about 6 times since!! Including this tour)
Maynard brought his voice back lately(for the new album probably)... So...they still sound pretty damn good live!
Intro 00:00
Sober 03:16
Commando (The Ramones Cover) 09:46
The Grudge 13:41
Stinkfist 23:03
H 29:29
Schism 37:37
Parabola 46:43
Eon Blue Apocalypse 57:05
The Patient 58:11
Ænema 1:06:14
Intermission 1:13:00
Disposition 1:20:57
Reflection 1:26:36
Triad 1:39:17
Maynard Thanks Alex Grey 1:49:35
Maynard's Positive Speech 1:50:12
Lateralus 1:51:22
Triad, now there is a song that should never end
@@loufoucher4681 aahoehaaaahaaahoeehaaaaaaaaa
matias ignacio catalan garcia No 46 and 2?
Thank you!
Thanks man 🤘
Teared up 6 times watching this.
The Grudge. This creation is the answer. So many of their songs pose only questions, and then the Grudge tells you exactly what must be done. Preferably without anesthetic.
The message of that song for me:
Sometimes it's better to forgive than wasting energy on those unworthy of your grudge.
@@discomfort5760 its basically letting go of hate and resentment
@@discomfort5760 that's it man the whole albums like a self help guide :-)
It's been a while since I've looked, but I'm pretty sure this is the song that talks about Saturn in astrology, which returns 29/30 after you're born - pretty big transition period for most. Here, most of us either sink or swim, in life from this point on. We sink if we don't let go of control, of old habits and paradigms...when we let go of it all, we're freed. Regardless, Saturn will teach us whether we're willing to learn or not.
I believe there are also references to the crown, or the crown chakra and the Tree of Life in Kabbalah.
This version of The Grudge live is the truth. Had me in tears before the first breakdown. This is Tool at their absolute peak.
I think I would give up everything in my life to see the Disposition/Reflection/Triad/Laterauls live combo. It's the only Tool tour I missed since 93. One of my biggest regrets ever.
Ditto!
oh man, tough luck on that ! they brought back Swamp Song after 11 years not playing it so maybe some day they'll consider The Holy Trinity one day
hudson wow, 0,3 mg of mdma. You’d most certainly be fucked up. Jk
Same here mate, I saw Undertow and Aenima tours then just saw them in recent times twice, btw FI songs live are Fn epic
I saw them when they had Hawkman rapping on stage during "Refelection". When it was over Maynard said, "Thanks, Tricky!" I f'n died.
If you listen carefully around 1:50 you'll hear Adam teasing the crowd with apart from wings for Marie part 1 from the 10000 Days album. 4 years before the album was even released and they're already working on it.
very observant - good call
Now just think of all the riffs they’ve been testing us with for 12 years
I doubt they were already working on it other than just jamming around. They probably have thousands of riffs they play around with in jam sessions.
You got me confused man , i’ve heard Wings for Mary played during Lateralus tour footage before but i didn’t hear it at 1 minute 50 seconds ... Thank god someone else comments that it’s at 1:50:55 .
and at the end right before lateralus
I was at this show. It said "an intimate evening with TOOL" on the bill reader on radio city music hall. No opener. The most memorable show ever. Thanks
No the most memorable show in NY was 0ct 1 AND 2 2001 Madison Square 20 something days after the towers fell with the ashes still burning down the street. ....it was a heavy vibe ! I was there within 3 rows of the stage both nights.
@@rubaidaallen2764 what did he say?
@@balinttakacs4529 I think this may be it? Don't tell at me if I'm wrong, I didn't dig too deeply for it.
ua-cam.com/video/YxsGIDOaDG4/v-deo.html
Same. Sat Row 2 orchestra with Alex Grey. I left there floating....literally.
Bullshit...you weren’t there
2002 is like a year ago for a tool fan
2002 is like -3 years before I existed. Still a tool fan tho
Holy fuck 34:05 best version of H ever!
+Dawson Nichols I was about to comment the same thing. Fucking amazing.
+UntitledKirk ME TOOOOOOOOO! HOLY FUCK! *mouth open so much it actually opens my eyes for me!* The power of that "I don't mind!" So good when your high :D
+Weaver79 Best version out there agree dude
Search for the final performance of H, the "I don't mind" bit in that one even surpasses this one
gave me goosebumps the first & second time i watched it :O
This tour was my first Tool concert. Forever changed my life.
me too Bro
Saw it in Madison WI.changed my life....I was in my twenties.im almost 40 now.I wish I could go back to that show at 39.....And really take it in.
@Matt Wilhoit me to bro.changed my life.saw them in madison WI that year.im 39.isnt funny how you dont realise how profoundly something is when your that young...
matt matt That’s what I hear! I’m jealous! I’ve seen them10x’s, but not until 2006.
@matt matt
I saw them 3X on this tour too. F'N LEGENDARY.
I was there and I will never forget "I don't mind......" and how it made me feel. Respect.
Maynard looks like a god damn alien hunched in the shadows, amazing
Adam Jones does not get enough credit for his playing, his parts are brilliant.
Top 50 guitarist of all time. Maybe top 30-20 I forgot where they put him. But he gets his due
Fr. Adam Goated.
The group hug gets me every time man.
When Danny hit that drum synth trigger little break mix-up bit in Stinkfist at 28:07.... shivers man, such a simple thing to just throw that iconic sample back in right before returning to the song from that little jam. So epic
Such a profound understanding of the songs they've written, they could've turned out anyway. It's like hearing all the other versions they synthesized before they decided what they would release. Sounds amazing
That would have been so cool if it was on the studio version (then again, that uninterrupted buildup in the studio version hits hard as fuck)
I just want to tell you how grateful I am that you've made these live concerts available for me to see. You see I am terminally sick & I am not able to travel because of my medicine schedule. Its imperative that I take my meds at a very specific time daily. Tool is my favorite group by far. Anyway, enough about me. Thank you though.:-)
Are you better or worse now?
Hope you get better, man...
@@the_nautillus9176 With terminal illness you never get better...sadly
@@SinsArchive Some people can survive with terminal illness, like AIDS.
God bless man I hope you are doing better
I'd never heard of them and I helped set them up in Nashville, Tn. My buddy said stay and watch this Band IN 97...98?
BOY I'M DAMN SHO GLAD I DID!!!!!!
H. the best song ever, period
Lateralus is for me
Definitely their most underrated song
@@kevinkibble8342 Bruh, not even close
@@GabryyLG Course it is
@@kevinkibble8342 Literally one of the most played from their whole discography
34:05 so I can always come back to this timestamp and re-live this legendary moment.
What song is that??
@@VulgarMidas 'H' on the Aenima album
For real. That line was so cool don't that way
00:00 Tuva
03:16 Sober
09:46 Commando (The Ramones Cover)
13:41 The Grudge
23:03 Stinkfist
29:39 H
37:37 Schism
46:43 Parabol/a
57:05 Eon Blue Apocalypse
58:11 The Patient
1:06:14 - Ænema
1:13:00 Intermission
1:20:57 Disposition
1:26:36 Reflection
1:39:17 Triad
1:49:35 Maynard's Speech
1:51:22 Lateralus
This needs to be on top. Thanks!
Valeu maaan
@@mattlongenecker8166 ahh shit :/
Here mi like beautiful person
when the crowd knows what song it is from the first note alone 46:48
This is completely exhilarating and I wasn't even there! They're one of the greatest bands I've ever heard..
"Shit not in drop D? *brain detect anomaly directly* OMG it's parabola whooooo"
@@ashrafsahdan5606 im a year late but prison sex is tuned similar to parabola. BADGBE
Like when MJK hit that sour note and left the stage pissed and the crowd sang the rest of the song. Badass and no one was mad.
There are two notes
@@gabrieldrumi-grudco2405 he nailed them this time around
This is the best live show of Tool that i've came across on UA-cam. Seriously it is unbelieveable. Having a bad day? Roll a joint, make a coffee, dim the light and play this. You will have a therapy, a healing moment for a good while. Great experience.
Well said!
This and their 1994 Santa Cruz show are my therapists
Excellent !
Gercekten öyle
Drugs are for losers
H. was a standout for me. The build up and transfer of tension at 34:00 - 34:30 was amazing. They let the crowd do the iconic scream which was great but fizzled out the energy, then they play a backwards track of the album scream, then Maynard cuts in with the real thing. This was just a fun change for a live show.
I don't think it was a backwards track, I think it was just the vocal effect. Could be wrong.
I think it was just Maynard
@@doodlebob3758 I'm honestly trying to figure out. He holds his mic away and brings it closer to his mouth while he sings. Which in insinuates, his voice getting louder and louder. But it just sounds so good that I can't tell if it's reverb or actually Maynard.. regardless that fucked me up.
I mean with a Victory dance right after the roar I'm sure it was Maynard himself.
There is no backwards track, Maynard is just singing "I, I, I, I" as he pulls the mic closer to his mouth.
They are still great live, but this is their absolute peak. The Lateralus album and tours were perfection.
yeah, I'd say 2022, 1998, and 2002 are their best years
Pneuma live can compete with the lateralus days. That song live......no words..
@@CarrionPorkus 2022 is when the band presence on stage seemed to return
@ThePorkus I'm glad I got 2022. I really wish I'd been attending shows in their early years as a child.
tool fans are one of a kind. notice all the respect and compassion? very little to no bickering. nice to be on this side of youtbue
Have you been on the comment section recently? It's practically over run by Maynard haters.
@@MaynardOwns I see some people complaining about him aging (the man had his hip replaced), essentially, and angry he hangs in the shadows quite a bit (heard that was due to vertigo from the light show). If it's not vertigo and he's sharing the spotlight and showcasing the talents of his bandmates, I find that extremely commendable. Some people can't put themselves in another's shoes. I'm good at it to a fault (intuitive empath) Some people are gross. Most, I find, are not.
People are
MaynardOwns yeah, I’ve read some of those comments. People are ass holes. The guy is an introvert. Leave him alone and let it do his thing. Who are we to judge him.
Miss G I would definitely like to see him at least TRY and pull off what he used to, like the Grudge scream.
THIS SHOW! IT'S... IT'S PRYING OPEN MY THIRD EYE!
@@TheTechAndScience lol
Warm SpaghettiOs 😂
This has to be my ultimate favorite tool concert on youtube, holy damn, that version of H, Schism and even parabola
Your welcome
I agree. It flows seamlessly from beginning to end.
and so little they started...^^
ua-cam.com/video/fScQo9jA9VI/v-deo.html
Maynard during H where he does the scream, holy cow. The crowd doing it, to his building up to it, to the thing itself, gave me chills
In other words, excellence
I think this might be the best concert recording I've ever seen/heard from them. side note ... Alex Grey painted MJK for this show
Your god Is Dead Oakland Coliseum '95, New Years Eve. It's on UA-cam. It'll blow you away
I was there. Almost 17 years ago. My life was complete there and then.
I saw the backstage photo lol
@@kevinryan1359 you're a lucky man
I didn't know Alex Grey painted MJK. Interesting. I was at the show. Incredible!!!
Disposition is a masterpiece.
34:00 - Best rock vocalist of all time...
nah dude, Chris Cornell might have to take that title. Maynard is up there though for sure
I would go fucking insane if I was there holy shit.
T. Bone only thing that sucks about this venue is you can't get up and go crazy!! you have to stay in your fucking seat!! I hate these theater venues great sound though!!
Your work compiling this content makes a real difference to real people. Thank you for this.
@@stewiepid4385 their comment was a bit over the top but you don't need to be such a dick about it
Or just a difference to people.
Your not real
@larjkok1184 lol! No fucking doubt! Tho ONLY, "REAL PEOPLE" are...JUST...LIKE...MEEEEE!!! 😂
Reflection is timeless.
20:21 he literally opens a portal to his dream land and took everyone with him this evening. I would have been honored to attend, but I was only 10 lol this is, has been and forever will be my favorite music ever produced by any group.
I was 11. I begged and begged to go to the October 31 show in 2002 where I was 12. Still hate my mom for not letting me go that bitch. Saw them first time 10/07/06 just saw them for them 6th time the only tour I missed them on since 06 was 2017 and it sucks cuz that was a sick set list with third eye and shit. If I went to a man show in 2012 I could have seen ticks and leeches. But instead I got sober with some weird dude doing weird shit with a mic. It was cool but that part was whack and they could have played a whole damn song Instead of that shit. Anyway I never learn my lesson only going to one show cuz I wanted to see the patient live. I saw right in two which I love but the patient is all time favorite. If only I went to NJ as well as NY fuck my life. Next time I’m either getting front row seats or the cheapest seats and hitting 3-4 nights
I understand how you feel, I would've been 2 if I went. Absolute shame.
The "i don't mind" part at 34:13 in H is phenomenal. I could and did listen to that small part over and over. It's so damn good.
The crowd got quiet in anticipation of The Grudge scream.
Fuck even I did, sitting behind my phone I was like, “Is he gonna do it?”
I wanna go back in time n see em again in 92 twice
17 years later, counting the days for their new album. Still going strong.
David Fajardo What do you think?
@@Xakslied Needed more cowbell
20 years later
2 hits
10am
Jamming this in headphones
Coming down
Best live tour in existence, the lateralus tour people are luckier than lottery winners.
This band has saved my life... I love you guys so much. The first time I heard them in 94 I was changed forever. No band is like Tool, or ever will be. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
anniebrug hellllooooo beautiful
anniebrug Agreed😉
They definitely changed mine at a time I had no direction and questioned existence. The best band I've seen, heard , unbelievable group of musicians
Anyone else notice the preview of 10000 Days artwork?
I feel bad for MJK. He has lost the ability to perform some songs night after night like he used to. Guarantee he still has it but doesn't want to destroy his voice completely. Thank him for wonderful memories. A genius. All 4 of them absolutely magnificent.
Tool playing Ramones is like Einstein doing a first grade math exam
Maybe but Danny spiced it up
lmaooo its so true 🤣🤣
FACTS!
I will debate more like Einstein doing a pre Einstein math exam.
Didn't even play it right.
Down. Strokes. Only.
the extra bit in Stinkfist was literally god tier. also, of course, that scream at the end of H will haunt my brain.
Well said!
Every song is amazing but H gives me goosebumps crazy crazy vocals..fucking rock God!!!
1:12:30 When your bassplayer really hates bugs and there is a tiny spider on stage.
hahaha but more seriously what a climax !
freakin love this 😂😂
Its actually a timing mechanism. He does one stomp on the bass hit, then one stomp in between the bass measures. Sure it doesnt need to be that dramatic... but then again, it doesnt not need to be either. Hes just into the song at that point
Lance Handy I think it’s just amazing lol
@@lancehandy6648 yeah I play bass on this and do that now too, he's playing a weird chord with heavy distortion on the first hit then mutes it on the second hit with the drums, it's just so sick how much he's into it
Bit of foreshadowing with Wings for Marie intro at 1:50:55!
I caught that aswell!
You can catch little snippets of Wings for Marie and 10,000 Days throughout the whole show; it's cool how they tease it like that.
i wish they would play it more, both are just beautiful
+Ben Afallouss that record wasnt out yet, but they had obviously been working on it...freakin cool
This was the very 1st Tool show I ever attended. I sparked a joint right in the middle of the venue right before H started. Needless to say, it was a truly magical experience that I will always remember. I don't mind.
The group hug at the end is so powerful....it's beautiful.
Was lucky enough to spend every single dollar I earned working that summer to see Tool 8/12 and 8/13 on consecutive nights. Being 14 and only my 2nd and 3rd Tool shows respectively, gotta say I am glad I got to see them during this era, particularly this leg of the Lateralus tour. Something special in these performances. So concise. Loud.. D/R/T..Maybe one day we'll get the proper DVD..
I was there and also 14. Me and my friend got tickets for his birthday. It was def life changing.
Hell yeah! I was 14 for my first Tool show on this '02 tour in Knoxville, TN! Just saw them again in May on their new tour! Like a fucking fine wine! But yeah, This era was special
BXCDavid my oldest brother did the same and went to see them at the time during their Lateralus tour and he was in his mid 20s but he went two nights in a row and said the show was incredible. he still to this day listens to them and other great rock bands of the 70’s to 90s. I got into this band during the release of 10 thousand days and been attached ever since. My brother saw them at the time in NY I think at MSG.
I'm jealous AF.
@@telephonic
It was GLORIOUS
21:55 "Holy shit" After the ending of The Grudge and Danny's insane ending
Thank you, and TOOL, for making this available. Lateralus is literally getting me through my PTSD of repressed memories from when I was a 13 yr old girl and how much it has FUCKED my lifeup. Watching MJK literally embody his artwork in performance has left me speechless. My hubs and I were literally having the babies when this album came out. He'd seen them live when Opiate came out, lucky shit, but I had yet the ability to see my favorite artists live. Thankfully Fear Inoculum showed up; kids in college...finally saw them in November 2019 before the world exploded. With the 1st album TOOL entered my life when I was younger and NEEDED these words and music more than I knew. Raised Catholic,studied opera and theater, now an 'ol gothmom...their skill, mastery of their art and sense of humor have helped me survive my time on this planet. Danny Carey made my son want to be a better drummer ..* single tear*, and MJK my spectrum gifted son a better artist through words..then images. Muchas gracias.....oh we also happen to live in Cincinnati Ohio ;) NO ONE FROM OHIO TURNS OUT NORMAL
I'm with you. Hope the PTSD is/has healed. Best Wishes, oh and TOOL, well what can I say thats not been said here. Hope to see them in 2024.
you comment is so deep and push me in my childhood. Hopes you ok. spend 2 weeks to learn how to play Lateralus on guitar. I'm not Adam, but have some composition skills - When I play Lateralus and The Grudge - my mind blowing up and I feels like in dep trance. Autism
@@susiepattinson3031Thank you so much for your kind words. Don't see those often enough. Ironically, the "Grudge challenge",my son showed me 🙄, is such a gift! Finally all the opera paid off; cathartic AF. 🤘🏻
@@sanya_mason I hope my rambling didn't kick up any bad personal things for you. I apologize if it did. I replied to the other comment of support and I mention the "Grudge challenge" my son showed me has been so cathartic. Usually I'm in the car when I do it and WOW. Opera lessons etc have finally paid off, to me anyway. Thank you for your encouraging words. I recently found out,that like several in my family, I am on the Autism Spectrum. It explained SO much. Again...thank you!🤘🏻💯
Seen them 10 times, APC five times. Maynard is the best live singer ever. Tool is the best band of all time. Debate over.
💯% correct!
I saw APC open for NIN in 2000 That was the first time I ever saw MJK live. It was an incredible night. APC was amazing as was NIN. The icing on the cake was Marilyn Manson coming out and singing the beautiful people with Trent Reznor. One of the best shows ever!!!!
I love tool with all of my heart and MJK, but Mike Patton is the greatest live singer of all time and it ain’t even close.
Tool is a flawless band but I think their only “mistake” was that they set the bar impossibly high with lateralus
Theres no other Tool album like it. It's so f'n unique and beautiful!!!!!
You could even tell that on 10,000 Days, they were trying to recreate the same vibe. A lot of the same elements. Unfortunately, it kinda fell flat, imo
erak Hard disagree, 10000 days has a totally different vibe than lateralus and it excels at it. Perfect intermediary between lateralus and fear inoculum in terms of sound imo.
erak 10k days is about society and politics, as well as life and death. Lateralus is way more heady.
@@Xakslied Right, I can see how that might be true. That's just how I felt about 10K Days at the time. Lateralus was such an inspirational record for me that I was bound to be disappointed.
This has to be one of Maynard's best performances.
If I were ever given a wish by God to go back to a certain period in time, I would then tell him that I want to go see this concert.
my thoughts exactly.... :D
Yup
I love how Adam turned around at 21:34 just to watch Danny being Danny
Justin
@@SMMA1217 yea my bad!
I'm 21 and I saw all tool live on yt. That one got me so hard. I listen to Tool everyday I fucking love them
I want you to think about a band that can START a concert with a song like SOBER. It is insane how much great music they have. They can lead off with one of the greatest songs of all time because they can back it up with a shit ton more of the best songs of all time. Bow down you sea of great musicians. I give you TOOL!
This was Tool in their prime. I'm so glad I was able to see them live back then.
Stinkfist then H back to back??? Yeah that's one way to make me gasm
H is one of their greatest songs
lol xD
I will teach you another way.
@@karypogi I knew I'd find one of these replies when I read the comment lmao
Lost Inoculate I'm just giving better alternatives.
I have to say that this in my opinion is there best performance ever thanks for finding this classic in such a good quality Amazing Experience!
adam everman see new years eve Oakland CA 95 concert. 100% more intense than even this perfection.
Leja Clyburn Santa Cruz 1994 and 11-24 2002 are up there too
I love maynards voice in H on this performance. Absolutely amazing.
So nobody's gonna talk about reflection huh
Finally someone noticed that !
Always one of my favorites!
There's no sitar, I feel cheated.
That song should be a " must do" for them at every live show unfortunately it is not..however I was at this show and saw it
@@stakehexthankmelater they used to do the entire Holy Trinity but then thought that people found it too boring or something, most people want straight out bangers in shows
The grudge is one of the best songs in history. Period
My 1st Tool show ever. Many minds were blown that night.
I think this is probably the best, i mean seriously, THE FUCKING BEST tool show that i ever see on the internet, i hope to see tool live someday!!, THANKS FOR SHARING THIS AMAZING EXPERIENCE MAN!
Leandro Alterini you should watch the glass house remastered 1996
Glass House is awesome but this one has the better visuals of course.
@@MarcusFenixKO couldn't see Maynard basically the whole time. Trippiest shit ever with those visuals. This tour was hands down one of the best cause latuaralus just came out I believe.
Leandro Alterini It’s a life changing, mind boggling experience. At least once, no matter the cost!
Have you popped your cherry yet?
So surprised to come across this. I was 16 years old and this was the second concert I ever went to. I had no idea at the time how iconic and epic it was, but I enjoyed the hell out of that night. Top 3 LOUDEST concerts I’ve ever been to in my life. Amazing memory
I was in boot camp during this concert. Never heard of Tool until I got to the fleet and one of my shipmates put me on to them. The first song I listened to was The Patient. After that a Tool fan was born.
This was my first Tool show and one of the best shows I’ve ever seen all time. The unfurling of Alex Grey banners during the Lateralus songs and the overall vibe was just phenomenal. It was a privilege to be there.
I bet! I regret waiting til2006 to see them,although I’ve seen them ten times, I’ve always heard that was the greatest tour. The one coming up will phenomenal though!
the Mongolian throat singing intro...AMAZING
Their performances literally sound exactly like the recorded versions. TOOL's consistency is absolutely stellar.
When I saw them in '01 the disposition-reflection-triad set was soul eating.
20 year old going to see tool in September, so glad that ive found them in time to still see them perform live.
Congrats! Went to my first concert this last February. It's the best day of my life lol
I'm going for my second time this October
'The Maynard Dance' is the only way one can headbang to Tool's music
I was at this concert. I was 19. What a time to be alive. :)
Arguably the best tool concert ever, in my opinion
This is the absolute best I've ever seen in my entire life. Disposition/Reflection/Triad/Lateralus is a life changing experience
After listening to the Holy Trinity(Disposition, Reflection and Triad) it felt like I just finished an entire shroom journey.
Was at the Sacramento show this tour. Tomahawk opened. Most profoundly awesome show Ive ever seen.
I filmed that show as well, sure you can find it around here!
They KILLED it on Triad!!!