Tool Live New Year's Eve 1995 (Full Concert)
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- Tool Live New Year's Eve 1995. Full Concert.
This was laying around in my pile of possible uploads for a year so I thought sharing it now makes sense. An insanely good performance from the band, and one of Justin Chancellor's very first concerts with Tool! Several Ænima songs were already being performed at this point since 1994. The audio sounds a little better now and the video is slightly polished. I used the different angles available for a multi cam edit.
12.31.1995
Oakland, CA
www.puscifer.com
www.toolband.com
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1995-Tool opens for Primus ...
1999-(Coachella) Rage Against the Machine won't even dare to play after Tool.
2016 Primus opens for Tool.
It's come full circle
I think back in the day tool opened for ratm at reading early 90s
A Perfect Circle
@@adawggy4205I was a day late to comment this lol
Metoo
I was at this show. Note that this was 9 months before AEnima got released. So we were some of the first people *anywhere* to hear the new songs. Not to mention, even after Tool finished their set, we still had almost 2 full hours of Primus to look forward to as we rang in the new year. Literally the best show I've ever been to in 35+ years of going to rock concerts.
& Everclear was an opener for Primus. Holy shit what a lineup.
I'd kill to have been at this show
I was there too and hands down the best tool performance. It was my first tool concert and I remember not only being blown away by the new material but it was also the last tour they ever opened up for anyone. Now all they do is headline. I have seen them 12 times throughout the United States and the last time I saw them was on Halloween in Phoenix where Primus opened up for them. Life in Full Circle! I can go on for days but more importantly thank you to tool archives for bringing back such a wonderful memory.
My mom was there, she said they blew Primus out of the water. Also I feel like 90s were the golden age for music, it has some of the best musicians known to man. I wish that the 2000s could get close to that kind of amazingness. The inlet way to describe the 90s is epic, man I wish I was alive to hear all these bands. It’s any creative persons dream.
Also I can’t tell if he’s joking or not, but did Jupiter actually explode?
0:00 Stinkfist
5:44 Bottom
14:49 Pushit
26:05 Sober
32:14 H
39:37 Prison sex
46:44 Aenema
53:48 Eulogy
It's in the description.
People post the set list in the comments section so people can click on it. You cant click on it in the description section.
@@10000diamondeyes Fair enough. My bad.
@@daytonasayswhat9333 All good brother. Tool 🤘
@@10000diamondeyes Tool rules. Totally rediscovering them. :)
Whoever disliked this video needs to learn to swim.
Nice!!! Lol
Agreed
Amen
It wasn't enough, they needed more, this didn't seem to satisfy.
Kyliegh Rae tell em.\m/
Maynard's mannerisms and posture during this concert is making my back hurt.
It's his hips that suffered. He had to have surgery because of it.
I think it had been his regular live behaviour before he started hiding&teasing. I am just going through Tool concerts since 1991 and he is notorious but never tiresome. I saw him singing a song in a pistol squat! Great actor and athlete, in full control of what his body does. :-).
@@monikaszymanowska5142 dude yeah when he did those pistol squats I was just like BROOOOO WHAT the absolute amount of strength that takes?! He must have been so exhausted after that show.
Maynnerisms
Listening to Maynard’s voice soar at the climax of Pushit is pure ecstasy.
I understand why the girls cried when they saw Elvis or The Beatles. I can't help but tear up. So many memories of seeing them and listening to them.
Pushit in general is just such a great song.
hertzer2000 tool is a “thebeatles” for intellectually developed boys
@omgwtfbbq i've never cringed so much at something someone said. go brush you teeth little boy.
@@arthurf.672 god how fucking cringe worthy you are..
I was at this show! Earlier that day my dad had found my pot plants outside and chopped them up and ground them into the compost pile. I dug out the buds, microwaved them, and snuck them into this show, they smelled like Folgers and fresh cut grass. Anyway, I remember his speech about the comet hitting Saturn and being a dumb unread teenager I believed every bit of it.
They opened for Primus.
zzzartan lmfao!!! That’s awesome
zzzartan
Ahhh the good ole days! Was around this time I had a plant growing in my closet. Had my dad convinced it was a grapefruit tree until my brother brought home a copy of high Times and left it on the table. Literally watched my dad pick up the magazine and make the connection. After he ripped my two months hard work out of the closet, I decided to protest by blaring Tool songs the rest of the day. Wouldn’t get the chance to see Tool live until 2007. Taking my nephew to the show in Detroit this November. We’ll be smoking our own home grown on the way.
@@fulcruman1877 I joined you in Detroit. :)
I too have been high enough to hear Jupiter as Saturn
lmao good story bra
Eight months before Ænima was released, and over half the songs on the set are from that album. Love it.
I wish they would have kept that heavy middle section to H and then came in with the guitar solo that's on the record. But you can clearly still tell that they were experimenting with how the finished was going to end up on the record at the time. Adam wasn't excellent guitar player already with his unique rhythm and complex, yet deceptively simple song writing capabilities. His lead guitar work what's great with how we mixed it in with the Rhythms on undertow. Prison sex, sober fantastic guitar solos. But when you hear his guitar leads on the next record clearly here the improvements
Keep in mind AEnima was what Justin would’ve been more familiar with at the time, as he helped write most of it
"Nothin better to do tonight, huh?"
Sheeeeiit if I had the chance to see TOOL on new years eve I'd probably do it too
Probably?
I mean, I might actually find something better, ya never know in this crazy life.
Dylan Francesconi What’s better than Tool? Drugs?
@Andrew Brietbart I thought Tool and drugs were the same thing?
System of a Tool Close.
Maynard out front is truly hard to beat. The only way I've ever seen Tool was during the Undertow era, and he was fucking beautiful and terrifying back then.
Ah yes, AKA "The no blinking era"
Yeah i saw them July 1994 Bristol U.K Undertow era, he was angry so that gig was intense, their tour bus had been broken into....
Ive seen both old wiggly worm era maynard, and current. completely different experiences.
also, one man mash pit, man
This is beautiful! Thanks for the link on Facebook 🌀😊🌀😊🌀
I have never listened to a singer on that level, except for Layne Staley and Chris Cornell on early years . But he is at another level. He has an Angel Voice behind his evil one. He has a talent to perfectly balance them. And the body language.... wow He has a body language that kills and completes the music experience. Beautiful Maynard
Maynard and Staley are probably my favourite male vocalists to come out of the 90s alternative scene
What can you say about Danny Carey...His sound, technique, timing, creativity, originality and power...He is truly in a universe of his own.
Absolutely agree on that one.
Yeah totally agree
YES. And that version of H was so badass
"I just wanted to be the first to tell you... Goodbye" hehahehaheahe -----*starts Pushit*
XD
He always makes me laugh.
"This one, this form I hold..
Justin..." another funny Maynard moment
Someone feed the money
14:01
holy shit at 27:47 you can see adam actually moving, dancing even what a rare sight
Tool had to be in a good place mentally knowing that they had this kick ass new record on the horizon. I wish I could hear them again for the 1st time.
the day the Tooldoor opened? Stinkfist video, early '97. jesus,.what the fuck is THIS!?1?1?1
get into other music for a couple months then go back to them. or smoke pot or dmt, whatever works really
@@metallizationofficial980 Still Not the same as the 1st time , but I try to do that with all my music now though or I get burned out. The closest is finding a great live performance of the song that you never seen before.
@@Turk_2023 search merkaba, and Adam Jones soundscape. Hidden gems
@@metallizationofficial980 I know Merkaba, I will check out Adam Jones for sure. All those guys are getting old would like to see them put out new stuff before they are too old. I just can not imagine that type of music being played by 70- year olds like Black Sabbaths last tour lol
I think this is the best vocal performance by Maynard I've ever heard. So great.
When he could still bring it vocally onstage
He can still bring it, but not in this way.
Exactly, the presupposition of the comment "when he could still bring it" is that we should expect him to be able to do that when he's 50- which is just idiotic. I saw Maynard (APC) a few weeks ago and he sounded great. But he's not 25, so it's literally impossible to sound like it. duh
It was much better live from the balcony. My head is still ringing 22 years later.
You should check out Sacramento 1998 or JC Dobbs 1992 for two vocal performances as good as if not better than this (especially Sacramento)
I feel like Adam Jones doesn't get some of the credit he deserves. He's not the top of class guitarist some metal bands have but he is incredibly experimental and puts so much feel into his instrument. He knows how to treat it like a (pun totally intended) Tool and less like a lead instrument. A lot of stuff stands out for me like Jambi and more of his capability.
Totally agree! Adam is an innovator and puts. a lot of time into all the songs. He is very underrated!
He doesn't try to show off with his guitar, he plays for the song, which is more difficult than one may realize, being tasteful and knowing what tones textures and melody a song is needing. He's rhythmic and melodic which can be a difficult task to achieve both. His guitar tone is incredible, dark, aggressive, industrial, and angelic in songs like disposition, 10,000 days. he plays the perfect notes to achieve maximum emotional reaction in his solos.
personally i think being successful and not being glorified is the biggest credit an artist can achieve.
@Cancer on a Stick - great observation, I couldn't agree more
Adam is definitely an one of a kind guitarist and his playing has inspired me musically more than other person on the planet. There will never be another Tool, they are all one of a kind!
I was at this show. They opened for Primus in Oakland.
one hell of an opener lol
Me too! Great show!
I would have loved to catch this. Didnt everclear play before tool? Or was that a different show i was thinking about?
Everclear opened up for tool that night.
mark ghelardi what a weird choice to open for Tool
I love that Ænema was so new at this point that Maynard sings different lyrics. Probably hadn't finalized them yet.
I need a transcription of these lyrics lol
Right! And the arrangement of H is completely different on the climax part.
I had no idea they were performing No Quarter as early as 1994 until I started binge watching these. I was at the San Diego Halloween show, 2001. Why I’ve never thought to UA-cam other live shows since then until last week was just dumb
ToolArchive, you make the world a better place. And I'm being totally serious. There are thousands of us out there that wouldn't experience Tool the same way without your work. I'm so glad you're back.
Makes lockdown easier to bear thats for sure.
FUCKING TOOL.
TOOL IS LIFE.
Yes, indeed. My misfortune being born in 1992 lead to a present me who has never experienced TOOL live. Not until this day, where I ordered my very first ticket for their concert in Hamburg this april. Thank you TOOL for being alive and still rocking!
born 2003, i wish they tour asia or india specifically, some day
Man, Bottom is so raw, so much intensity. Goosebumps every time
Check a version with fishbones song inside the coil as the spoken word peice in the middle it defies language to describe it.
These old performance videos really make me want to get the ball rolling on time travel already.
I just want to start this over :D
Definitely top five in terms of Maynard’s performance. Everything is dialed in, perfectly balanced. Definitely pulled back on his screams, more clean notes. But he nails so much here it’s almost scary. I come back to this so often.
Who would give this a thumbs down? Those vocals are some of the best I have ever heard.
who cares? why do people always comment on the thumbs down. ignore them.
People with poor vision and/or poor motor skills, I guess.. obviously no one would INTENTIONALLY down-vote this video. One of MJK's best vocal performances, absolutely- I'm not sure he was off-pitch once the entire show, which is insane. And that scream at the end of H.? Crazy.
Yep. Amazing.
They Definitely did it by accident!
you cannot take your eyes off mjk's alien 'Engineer' spasmodics. utterly compelling, and yet he looks totally vulnerable, naked and alone. i understand why he moved aside, but there's nothing like him front and centre.
00:00 Stinkfist
05:34 Bottom
14:49 Pushit
24:17 jam
26:06 Sober
32:13 H.
39:48 Prison Sex
46:42 Ænema
53:49 Eulogy
the jam is a short version of Merkada
Ænima
I fucking love TOOL.
I love Stinkfist.
I have never dug it. Like I don't see a nice thing in it, apart from the fact that the song is about putting your arm up someone's ass (if we take the track literally). What do you like about it?
@Blader First of all, don't look just at the lyrics. And second, don't ever take Maynard literally haha
I think the song is about desensitizing to things, and i guess anal sex i something you can desensitize to too...
@Jim Keane yeah but i wouldn't won't it any other way than to constantly overstimulate
@Jim Keane Keep going bro
Maynard's singing was in such a prime moment, just incredible.
I just want to ask, who the heck even goes around disliking Tool videos? Heck, not even just Tool. Someone could make a video on the cure to cancer, and there would be dislikes.
Maynard's voice is at its prime around these years. Good god. Tool concerts today are still fantastic, but man, I wish I was around for these days just to hear this golden voice. Feel bad for him these days. As I said, he's still good, but just listen to this.
I can still recall how blown away I was during the lateralus tour when king crimson opened for them. I started going to their shows around the release of Ænima but damn, there was a magical energy around the lateralus days.
@@99bajakid I agree...
They were so raw and exciting in the first few years, then they really came into their own around 1995; 1997-2002 being their PRIME years, in my humble opinion.
I also think there was something uniquely special about the Lateralus years.
That was their absolute peak and that album is STILL my favourite album of all time.
This live show is almost 25 years old and and it is still a masterpiece in my mind..i began as a guitarist and did my homework to become a drummer...everyone in this band is awesome...drums guitar vocals are incredible still to this day even with the crappy sound recording
I believe Tool is the modern day Led Zeppelin. And Danny Carry is the best drummer this world has seen in the past 30 years.
I was just Thinking the same thing last week!! Seriously Agree Infinitely 🎉
Neil....
@@Dave-lc3cdThe only time I will ever have to agree
@@CallofCthulhu-wq5gu thanks man for understanding seasons greetings from Buffalo New York
As God as my witness, I have been saying those exact words for a very long time. It's kinda cool to finally see someone else agree with me 😊.
Justin was such a fresh face at this point, playing most of all Paul's riffs. No 46&2 at this point. Probably giving birth in the studio. 👍
37:35 I love how Maynard comes into frame and does his little goblin movements.
37:54 Maynard’s melisma at “fade away!” is something else, man...
So cool. Maynard was, and still is, something else.
You have the Undertow sounds in your head, you have the "Tool 1993 era" mentality as you go to their live, and then you are confronted with the subtler and more complex songs from what you suppose is an upcoming album. I'm trying to imagine how (puzzled, baffled, insecure) you must have felt.
And Aenima wasnt released until 9 months later. I bet the audience came in their undies with that setlist.
Nudesoftheworld Eroticdrawings I was there and it peeled the outer layers of my cerebellum into very fine fillets of wonderfulness.
I was there. And yes it changed the course of my life, very drastically..nk concert since even came close
such a fucking album
I still do! 😂😂😂😂😂
He sure could yell.
This was my 1st Tool show....mind blown. I've seen them 16 more times since then.
It's amazing how everything was coordinated back then without the internet. Like literally there was always some super fan that would know about a concert at school that would know time and date. The good old days.
I was there. Great show (Primus was also great). The hotel we stayed at was set on fire later that night.
Seems appropriate.....
lucky bastard
That version of "H" was special. Never heard that modified breakdown before.
hahahaha with all due respect to you and the band i think they fucked up and covered it up pretty nicely
@@elybedard6912 No, they've done this several times during other concerts. They have done fuck ups before, but this one was intentional.
This is a little before the first time I saw Tool the first time. In my opinion this is the band’s best era. They were still kinda underground, you could see them in a bar with only about five hundred to a thousand other fans, and Maynard was up front. Thanks for uploading
W S must be a big bar
It was pretty big. First time I saw them was '96 in a bar called The Garage in Cincinnati. Probably 700 to 1000 people or so.
Those years was great for music!
Underground? They were playing Lollapalooza!!
lots of lesser known bands played Lollapalooza. They started that tour on the second stage, but people liked them so they moved them up to first stage. I just mean that back in 96 they were nowhere near as huge a band. Not mainstream at all at the time.
God tool you know 95 to 98 nobody could touch them. It's that way now too but especially at that time.
Looks like I'm spending my New Years 22 years ago
Been listening to tool for decades, but only album stuff, nothing live until now. But seeing these videos I'm just in awe.. they are unbelievable. Truly amazing.
If you want to freak, check out this live performance from them. ua-cam.com/video/fScQo9jA9VI/v-deo.html
Maynards voice on "Bottom" is amazing. . Ohh how would I have loved to see them back in the day. .
What a fantastic New Year's Resolution for Mr Justin Chancellor....... to become part of the Greatest Band Of All Time.......!!!!!
Maynard is another level of the singers in the history
Maynard and Mike Patton are the two singers of this generation on another level. They dont make them like that anymore.
Adrian Paco word \m/
this performance in particular was just... incredible
@@petethepirate730 maynard is way better than patton
@@riptomydeadhomies They are both great. That just comes down to your opinion.
I am crying while listening Pushit, amazing stuff
GenusWelt there there
There There is a really good song by Radiohead
You pussy
Crowd on concert without phones... love it
Awesome perfomace from Tool
Maynard freaks me out. Love it
Thank you for all these videos!
YESSSSSSSS! I needed this. THANK YOU.
This is making my night! Thanks for the upload!
I've lately been obsessing over Tool performances from mid nineties, and this is by far the closest to the record that I've heard.
9:45 "I'll make weapons out of my imperfections. It's all I have left." Kind of like this better than the original Henry Rollins part to be honest.
I couldn't understand all Maynard's alternate lyrics replacing Rollins's part. Anyone have/ know them? Would love to get them...
j mace no. not henry garfield. henry rollings
dam that bottom performance was epic!!
@@maureenc8965
You've left me no choice but to go inside and rebuild what's broken.
Too much, too far, too late to lie down now.
I must arm myself to fight you by making weapons out of my imperfections.
It's all I have left.
There's no other choice.
I'm shameless, nameless, nothing, and noone now.
But my soul must be iron for my fear is naked.
I'm naked and fearless.
And my fear is naked!
Zach De La Rocha did a third version of the lyrics too
Holy shit Bottom was amazing
That’s what she said.
im 20 now and damn wat would i give to be 20 in 1995 , such a good music
I was 18 in '95 and yes it was an amazing time to be a kid. I saw Tool in ,93, 94, 96 and 97.
I was also 18 in 1995. I was at this show too. The whole floor turned in to a swarming pit if I remember correctly.
Every early version of pushit is so phenomenal. Great show thank you!
This is an absolute treat!!!!
Sweetness! Thanks for sharing
my god.. chills all over, absolutely amazing, thanks for the upload!
Thank you so much for posting this, incredible
Nice to see the old sets in such great form. Happy new year.
So freaking cool!!! Thanks for uploading this :3
Great video from this era! His vocals are incredible during this show, especially in Bottom and Pushit. Thanks!
Thanks man, love these 90's videos, my era of Tool.
One of his greatest concerts without a doubt, thank you for uploading👌🏻
I really needed this right now. Thank you so, so much.
This is the greatest rock performance ever! So damn good
Thank you so much.. and for all the others you offered to us. Have a great new year's Eve !
It's so amazing to listen to Aenima songs before its release!!! Raw and yet unpolished. WOW!!!
THIS IS GREAT ::: !!! THANKYOU VERY MUCH !!!
I believe it was Primus, Tool and Everclear if my memory serves me. Was at this show. My first time seeing Tool. Instantly hooked and they have been my go to for therapy to this day. Kept me going during dark times growing up. Have seen 10x since this show. Both coasts. Last show was in San Diego couple years back. Thank you for being a major part of my life. Fear Inoculum is Amazing!
This was one of the best concerts I have ever been to. It was the 4th annual Primus New Years Eve Freak Out, and the first time at the Oakland Coliseum Arena. It was also the only time I have ever seen one of the opening bands blow Primus off the stage. I was soo excited to finally see Tool live. I was not upset, nor have I ever been. Everclear sucked though.
i wish i was alive for this.
got to see them once a year ago.
a world without tool is a world i don't want to be in
I love that this channel exists.
This concert was my first time seeing Tool in a large arena. Amazing. 25 years have passed and i still remember the awe i felt. Have loved them from the early 90s. (I am also a big Primus fan, the headliner that night (but totally forgot about the opening act.... Everclear))
The past 6 months , i have been obsessed with 46 & 2, trying to figure out the message I need to get from it (my own message, not what others' get from it). Many times a day, every day.
Thank you for the decades (wow) of just epic music
Wow!! Truly Amazing quality!! Best I've ever seen hands down! Omg bottom, what a crush fest!!!
HOLY FUCK! That "down inSIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDE!" at the end of Bottom is fucking insane.
So amazing - people are enjoing the show - this is how it goes before smartphones and social medias.
sadly true. a maelstrom of bodies.
Thanks for sharing.
They sound so awesome live!!!!!
True story:
eye was once attending a Buddhist, 13day silent meditation course, one of the days walking up to the pagoda gentleman in front of me was playing drums randomly in the air, eye walking behind him could hear tool when he air drummed!?
After the course eye asked him if he was playing tool air drums? an we spoke no words he jus looked at me like “yes how could/did U know?” currently goosebumps running through my body as I write these words, tis no need for label or explanation....music/people/tool/earth are so brilliant an beautiful tis the energy of the U n I verse inside eachNeveryone of us period ❤️💛💚 U are beautiful, tool is kool, anden life is a gift 💚💛❤️ bless up
Scott Sharp I not eye. Sorry.
@@BillisaDr y evn, b like that? Grammer, NAzi! Literally NObody else cares! Eye tell ya whut!
Ja M Ich bin der Grammatikkönig, du Bauer.
@@BillisaDr I don't speak that language, dont understand what you said!
Absolutely incredible performance
ihave seen Tool live many times but this was first early 90's Tool exexperience It is magnificent. Thank you for sharing it.
Never saw them live, this is awesome, long time tool fan
best version of Bottom i've ever heard. thanks!
This era Tool should be included on the next interstellar probe gold disk.
Absolutely amazing!
I love the 1995-98 period. Still a mix of short, tightly written bangers and the emerging prog. It’s tipped a little too far into 15 only songs. This is a great balance
Omg. Thank you. So much thank you. Not only was this my first TOOL show. It was my first ever concert. I was 14. Just saw them for the 4th time in salt lake last Friday. The culmination. Thanks
That was FUCKING AWESOME! Thank you!
Thanks for sharing! :)
This show was a blur, drunk in the nosebleed seats, now it's like seeing it for the first time, thanks for posting
Just over a week before I was born. Insane
.......BIG FAN OF TOOL....thanks for putting this out there for people like me! TOOL will go down as one of the BEST bands in modern times music history. ") \,,/