first time listening to TOOL 🛠️ The Pot, Schism, Ænema reaction
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- čas přidán 12. 07. 2024
- My first time listening to TOOL! I hope you enjoy another TOOL reaction in 2021, including the tracks The Pot, Schism, Ænema! I'll see you soon for another video with more heavy metal, hard rock and prog metal reactions.
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0:00 intro
0:52 Ænema
11:42 Schism
21:42 The Pot
34:26 outro
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the band that continues to blow me away. i always use up my entire camera battery when i react to them
The Prog thing! 😅 Kira you need to react some Death Metal pleeeaase 😭
It looks like you are getting ready for Opeth!
Almost on the point to try The Mars Volta
You're not Synesthetic, are you? Your emotional reactions feel very poignant, and while it's clear you know a lot about music and composition, you don't overanalyze everything in the moment. Very enjoyable to watch someone go through the emotional rollercoaster Tool often sends us on without trying to pick it all apart.
you should listen to pneuma. its from the new album
IMO "The Pot" is probably the most "radio friendly" of Tool's songs, hence why it's the most popular.
Also you must absolutely do 10 000 days part 1 and 2. Very deep and emotional.
schsim I think was the most popular in the late 90. the pot wasn't released yet so you may be right. oo god damn i miss those times
@@wujekcientariposta I think your dates are a little wrong. The album Lateralus was released in 2001, so Schism couldn’t have been popular in the late 90’s 😅 But you’re right, Schism was probably their most popular song before The Pot.
Whilst 10000 days is an amazing set of songs it's possibly two of the worst picks to get a feel for the band as a whole imo. It's a eulogy to his mother, those songs are *very* different to Tools usual modus operandi, and very intentionally so
@@KahurangiSteez I didn’t pick those songs because they represent tool songs in general. I choose them because I think she’ll like them.
Sober was always their most popular song...to the point where Tool was almost a one-hit wonder before Stinkfist. It's strange to see how the new/streaming generation views Tool. The Pot being more popular than Sober is a day that I never thought I'd see....but it's cool to see Kira leaning towards the Proggy long songs where most of my Gen X compatriots prefer Undertow/Aenima eras overall.
wait till you listen to "The Grudge" ...the opener for Lateralus....It'll surely blow your mind.....
album reaction!!!
@@kirawasareactor i can't wait omg. Your reactions are so damn fun.
@@kirawasareactor Yes you need to react to the whole of Lateralus. It is VERY long! You will love The Grudge, I am sure.
@@kirawasareactor OMG that would be EPIC!!!!!
My personal favorite tool song. It literally has everything that is tool
Their drummer is polyrhythmic. And the band complements that perfectly. It’s always crazy to see someone hear them for the first time that is why I watch reaction videos of them. I have been listening to tool for 30 years. All of their songs will grow on you some will hit you right away, but the more you listen to it the more you will be infected by its beauty keep them up . Tool army!
Their drummer is an octopus
Parabol/Parabola must listen together. Reflection/Disposition/Triad aka The Holy Trinity is a great listen together. All off the Lateralus album. You'd like Right in Two, it's a soft/loud song you seem to enjoy
vociferously seconded
I gotta be honest, I cringe a little when Triad is included even though I know it's part of the 'trinity'. I love disposition and reflection a bunch but then I feel like Triad comes in and kind of brings them down. Triad and Culling Voices are probably the only 2 Tool songs I tried hard to like and just can't bring myself to listen to haha.
@@barrybarry8564 Triad is the outro of the Trinity. I love all of Tools outros but I know some struggle to enjoy them. Take the Grudge for example, the outro is chaotic and I love it but others don't. Same thing could be said about Tool's intros, some people like them, some don't and would rather get straight to the song.
@@oneoverprime1608 the funny thing is, I love the live version of triad with the drum cam. It's crummy quality, but if you check it out, it has grooves and fills in it I think are brilliant but in the studio version I never really get many "that was nice" moments. To each their own, but I would bet that most people new to tool would be left on a high at the conclusion of reflection then kind of be scratching their heads at the end of triad. I think it's a song, probably like 7empest, that should kind of be held onto until later in someone's tool discovery, after theyre more accustomed to all the wild time signatures and stuff. Before that it would probably just seem too jumbled and confused. Sorry for the wall of text lol
Mantra/Schism.... hello lol
I never used drugs, never smoked and never drink, but Tool is one of the most strongest drugs I've ever used in my life!
Who needs drugs when Tool and their music exost to alter and expand your mind?
I've done most.......Tool is better
tools pretty good on drugs too lol
“Pneuma” by TOOL is an absolutely masterpiece as well, they even have a LIVE drum cam video as well as showing off legendary drummer Danny Carey, it’s a drum cam but still a very good live mix which you will definitely appreciate too but both versions are indescribable! Welcome to the
👽👽🔥TOOL ARMY🔥👽👽
Upvote!!! Live drum cam of Danny Carey playing Pneuma. He’s a beast!!!
Definitively mind blowing, especially the live video. Every time I listen to the album, my favorite song changes, though... being Descending right now. Also, "...why is it that all the songs are 6 minutes..." will not hold.
I think that live drum cam video will be watched by future drummers, the same way drummers watch Buddy Rich drumming videos. Danny Carey is our era's Neil Peart/Bill Bruford. So lucky to have seen him on the Lateralus tour. There are many virtuosos on drums, but they would all agree that Danny is an anomaly in a league of his own.
Metal has no armies kid, don't ruin our music, please leave that crap to pop fans
@@BassCommunion That's the name of Tool's fanclub, like the Kiss army. It's what the band calls the people who join the club. Much luv!
One of the most impressive things about Tool is the bass playing, it's pretty difficult to notice it when hearing first time but most of the synth like sounds that you hear on tracks like schism's bridge(a great example) are made by the bass, he uses some Pedals and the volume knob on his instrument to create these sounds.(i imagine that if you never seen them live and hadn't noticed you'd be blown away on seeing how he does these sounds live.)
Facts! I have a friend who has been teaching guitar and bass for over 40 years and he says that Justin is VERY underappreciated.
Kira loves bass and I have been recommending certain bands and specific songs within that certain band in the Metal genre! And still respecting her metal journey with regard to her busy ass life as well. Went off on a tangent there! Yes, Justin is just an absolute genius on the bass. Cliff Burton was also ingenious like sir Chancellor!! 😄
You need to react to “pneuma” live drumcam
yes i've been told by a few!
A little info on Maynard James Keenan...He actually did move out to Arizona. He's lived there for many years on a ranch in the Arizona desert. He has a winery on the ranch where he grows his own grapes and makes his own custom wine that's very well-recieved as a top tier wine in the business. He also has a restaurant and a food truck associated with the winery. That's actually his day job. Tool, APC, and Puscifer are his other job now.
Just got back from a quick trip to Arizona. Stopped by Maynard's restaurant in Cottonwood and passed through Jerome where the winery is located. Beautiful country, no wonder he decided to settle there. If you're ever out there check it out!
I’ve been to the Pucifer store and his Winery next door (and got very drunk in there). It’s a pretty cool scene. Any restaurant you go to in Jerome you can ask any waiter if they’ve ever seen Maynard and all of them have stories and it always includes a version of Maynard being very kind to them.
Visiting his restaurant and winery are on my bucket list plus Jerome Arizona is technically considered a haunted town so it would be pretty cool to check that out for people who are fans of paranormal stuff
@@scottlefaivre6889 I stayed at the Jerome Grand Hotel (supposedly the most haunted site in Jerome) and , sadly, never saw a ghost. However, it is pretty creepy because it used to be a hospital and there are remnants of that with oxygen lines, etc. still coming out of the walls.
The Grudge will blow your mind.
"Such a drums fan" realizing that they've been missing out on the best drummer alive. We're all here for you to get to the 2019 Fear Inoculum album. One of the masterpieces has a live drum cam performance out there too. I'd listen to the studio version first though :) You're entertaining. Thanks! Also, Schism won a Grammy. It is really epic-ly complex :)
Danny Carey is absolutely amazing, but the best of all time? I think Gavin Harrison from Porcupine Tree has him beat. They are both phenomenal drummers though.
@@Taunic both amazing but I think Virgil Donati has them both beat
@@andrewbell2134 Another of the greats there!
Cmon guys clearly Lars Ulrich is the best drummer of all time.
The Pot is a bit of a palette cleanser. After multiple complex polyrhythmic songs, sometimes you need a simple banger to rest your brain and just rock out
agreed. its placed perfectly in the album too, to cool you down after 10k days and before lost keys/rosetta stoned
The Pot is the best song on that album, imo. It is in 4/4 for a lot of the song, but it doesn’t have a 4/4 feel, and that’s the brilliance of those guys.
Shut up already, they're not that fantasmal!!! Jeez!!!!
You should listen to Tool version of "No Quarter", a cover they made of Led Zeppelin.
I mean come on, it's Tool covering Led Zeppelin, do I need to say anything else?
Best cover ever imo
The Grudge and The Patient are 2 more fantastic tracks from Lateralus.
I cannot express the envy of hearing them for the first time again. They are absolutely one of the greatest bands to walk the Earth.
Welcome to the Tool family 🙂
Man your reactions are just the best. Love tool
The pot is pretty much the least tool tool song. Its more pop less prog, but still a great one. On that album there are some awesome songs:
Vicarious
Jambi
Right in two
Honestly tool has so many great songs its hard to choose, but those are the popular ones)
UPD: Also Right in two has the most unrhymable line ever. I have no idea haw Maynard managed to fit it in there.
thank you!!!!! excited to listen to more TOOL always :)
@@kirawasareactor Here is the link to Tool "Pneuma" live Danny Carey drum cam - Mind Blower fo show! czcams.com/video/FssULNGSZIA/video.html
This was fantastic! Really enjoyed this one. Your facial reactions are, I know it was for me, the very same faces we all make upon discovering Tool for the very first time. For me it wasn't until their Aenima album that I really got imto them. I was 15 when it was released and it really made an impression on me.
So glad to see you are really starting to get into them. It really shows!
wow i am so jealous you discovered them at 15! what a treat
You've done it. You've cracked the code...hands down my new favorite reaction channel. No fake BS, purely genuine and no clickbait. 10/10
Jung is pronounced "yʊŋ," FYI. "Arizona Bay" is a reference to a Bill Hicks joke about California getting flooded out.
I make a habit out of watching Tool reaction videos.
Everything about this video makes me happy 😊
Your live reaction, edited down so you have time to delve into some of the lyrical content afterward, pure enjoyment, the sometimes shocked or blissful faces you make, it brings me back to my first listens to Tool.
Spot on! More!
You touched on something very important, I feel, for me anyways, about TooL "creating sounds [you] hate".
Throughout most of their music you will find a common thread: unease. Whether through music, imagery, lyrics, or a combination thereof, there is an intent to make you feel uncomfortable.
When you're uncomfortable, you're vulnerable. And through vulnerability truth can be found.
Because if you can peer into the dark corners of yourself, the places you look past and try to forget, the aspects you try to pretend aren't there and that you hide under floorboards and locked basement doors in your mind; there you will find the keys to your own revelation and growth.
TooL can be just music to listen to.
But like a trained hypnotherapist, if you allow it, TooL can become a guide that leads to an internal mirror.
..."art is meant to comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable"...
Great reactions on this channel. This is no exception. As a musician, I think you are a great example of how beautiful the human connection to music can be. You are a special kind of person, not everyone has the capacity to be moved so deeply by music, and to see it in such a pure form is very special.
Since you've specifically called out the drummer multiple times, you should check out the Drum Cam video for their song Pneuma.
Studio then live version in one take. 🌀🤘
Triad o.o
@@jimmyg.6487 Yes, good call
Tool is undoubtedly one of the most musically and lyrically dense, intricate and important bands in decades. Such a joy to see them still standing the test of time with a new generation of listener. Keep discovering, Kira!
Just watched your “schism reaction” again…. your enthusiasm is amazing… your surprise at where the music goes to and the many levels the song as…. keep reacting, love it!!!! Kill switch engage… perhaps??
Amazing band. The whole band are quality. Seen them a few times (including a club gig many years ago in Glasgow) and never been anything other than blown away. Intelligent, powerful and full of emotion.
Danny Carey (the drummer) is a massive fan (and also was a friend as he got to know him personally) of Neil Peart of Rush. The first gig Tool did after Neil's passing Danny did a drum tribute to him which was so lovely. The band won a grammy last year and Danny named and dedicated his part of the award to 2 drummers who were most important to him, John Bonham of Led Zep and Neil from Rush! For both of those things I have a deep love and respect for him as a person.
Loved your reaction as always with the look on your face near the end of Aenema making me laugh out loud! It is quite disturbing part so understandable.
Have a good day.
This is so fun to watch as a life long Tool fan. Just pure joy. I’ve always said they are a band that I could rock out to or fall asleep to, and your comment of being loud and soft at the same time is bang-on. Thanks for posting!
You will love "The Grudge"
I've been listening to Ænema and Schism for 20 years and I still get into it as much as you just did!
There’s nothing quite like watching a music reaction channel falling hard down the prog metal rabbit hole. Loving the tool reactions! You should check out Gojira next!
Tool is a monster. Live they are amazing.
So, and interesting thing to do is to listen to the song "Judith" by Maynard's second band A Perfect Circle, and then listen to 2 songs by Tool back to back that somewhat merge into each other "Wings for Marie (Pt 1)" followed by "10,000 Days (Wings Pt 2)" as all three songs are about his mother and her faith despite suffering from paralysis for approximately 10,000 days (a little over 27 years.) His view point in Judith has changed by the time Wings and 10,000 Days were recorded. ~Be Blessed
Jimmy, off Aenima, is the prequel - Judith had her stroke when Maynard was 11
"11 and she was gone,
11 is when it all began,
11 is standing still..."
"...you are the voice that's been calling me back ho-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-me"
Interesting thing about Tool's music, even if you don't like a particular song (or perhaps Tool in general) that song (and the band) can still take you on a journey somewhere you have never been. ~Be Blessed
Such a fun video to watch! thanks for taking the time to make it :D
I loved this reaction, you are so cool!! You are not allowed to stop !! ❤
Still can’t get over Parabol/Parabola one of my absolute favorites even after listening to their whole catalog, something about the build
I always feel like Aenima is an environmental song. When he refers to 'Mom' I take that as being mother nature and so he sees all the bullshit humans do to the environment and is furious that we care more about our lattes and haircuts than we do about the planet. Most people are so vain and short sighted that they could care less that the planet is going to hell but as long as they're alright with their picket fence and land rover that's all that matters to them.
So he's praying for natural disasters to kill us all off so that mother nature can take back what's hers and reclaim itself and rewild. But I could be way off hahaha tool are very open to interpretation usually, there's no wrong way to look at it
I think the whole Ænema topic can be seen in almost every major "capital"/influential city. People are so deeply committed to uphold their spin in the hamster wheel that they don't notice that they themselves are a cog in the circus machine. Once you realize the reality it becomes very frustrating, every person you meet is solely there for their own personal gain. It's like when you mention something "controversial" and you quickly notice how many people actually just silently disappears.
Wooo more Tool!
wooo!!
Love your reactions! Just the same how I felt growing up and hearing them for the first time myself. I was rocking out just like you when I was growing up, trying to lock on to the beat and just jamming out. Once you hear the songs a bunch of times and you really start to lock on to all the transitions, its a great feel!
10,000 Days actually won a Grammy for the production value. It's an absolute production marvel and sounds so friggin good.
Usually people love Lateralus more, but for me, 10,000 just has so much going for it.
Your energy is incredible I need people like you in my life
You are going to love Third Eye, Descending and Reflection.
Great reaction, beautiful energy.
You are ranking #1 in my favorite tool reactors.
No!! We are soo lucky to be watching you actually reacting to TOOL for the first time. You are amazing
Yes, was waiting for another Tool video!
love to see new tool reaction! love you
There is an all strings version of Schism (I think it's by The Vitamin String Quartet?) that is amazing. It's become one of my all time favorite instrumentals. ~Be Blessed
I truly envy your hearing these greats songs for the first, keep up the good work!
I said this last time, and I'll say it again: I always LOVE to watch Tool melt someone's brain. Thanx for sharing! ~Be Blessed
Stinkfist, Parabol/a, Vicarious...
So hyped you listened to Tool again!
Your giddy, overwhelmed reaction reminds me so much of my first time listening to this band. Hope you continue reacting to Tool!
Your personality, young lady… it stole my heart. Thank you for your vivid reaction!
Tool is everything. 🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀
You crack me up, lol...
Hope you don't stop making these vids now that we're almost free again.. They're fun to watch
And again, you mirrored my reactions back when I first got to really listen to Tool. Even just watching you makes me want to move and scream and jump
Ohh dear, you made my day!
This video popped up in my recommended videos and I have to say, you are a fucking awesome human. Totally made my day better to see this video. Thank you. Oh, and TOOL is the greatest band of all time. You can only listen to each song once for the first time so really just let yourself enjoy it!
PLEASE keep reacting to TOOL! Your two videos are some of my favorite reactions I've ever seen to the band, and you have SO MUCH left to discover! I also highly recommend getting into their newest album Fear Innoculum as well, as it sounds like their next evolutionary step. I recommend Eulogy from Aenima, The Grudge from Lateralus, Vicarious from 10,000 Days, and Pneuma from Fear Innoculum :) Spiral out!
I feel like you would be a blast to hang out with. You have a very positive and fun attitude. Loved your reactions. My favorite Tool songs are Parable and Parabola. You have to listen to them back to back as they go together. Hope you give them a try.
“The acoustic” in schism is the bass guitar LOL! Great reaction love the videos🤙🏻
You're reaction to that was great, put a big smile on my face
Kira I love your reactions because it's fun to see a young Metal Head in training. :) Fun little Tool jem. @ On CD versions, the song is hidden at the end of the last track of the album, "Opiate", and begins approximately 6 minutes and 10 seconds into the track after "Opiate" has concluded.
I think the next step for her would be system of a down or gojira maybe. Lots of singing, bit some screaming too. Then eventually after she's used to screaming she'll start liking it, then we can get her to react to some other stuff
Schism is amazing… although the video… still gives me the creeps… can I come from behind the couch yet?? 🤣🤣🤣
hahah i definitely am not at the point of being ready for these videos!
@@kirawasareactor The videos for Sober and Prison Sex are really good, made by Adam Jones the guitarist who does the stop motion animation.
Great job, very emotive. Don't worry about when it was released, it's Tool! Keep exploring all albums.
You like these calm and chilled moments in tools work, i totally fell you. Gotta check out "The Patient" or "Right in Two" imho!
Hey Kira, Checking out your awesome Tool video, again! I love it!! So here is the thing! If you really want to understand and feel the music of Tool, Then you need ea each song in each to listen to Tools albums in chronological order for real because Maynard pretty much chronicles his whole life in the lyrics and music of each song on each album.
wow he truly is amazing :o
Great job Kira! I love watching your uninhibited, innocent, wide eyed reviews! Tool are such an amazingly clever band! No dumb music with these guys
"this is a treat to any music lover!"
Perfectly put! 😁
I lost it when she starts dancing to Schism 😂
I just saw Tool in concert for the 4th time, San Diego 01/19/22 it was awesome!!! As always. I had 5th row floor seat center section and I bought a concert poster signed by the band!!!
Oh yeah, Gotta check out A Perfect Circle!!! Anything from their first album or second album will get you in your feels
Best reaction video ever, can't wait for the day when you hopefully do Wings Part 1 & Part 2. And the live Pneuma drum video to close would be cherry on top!
The peak of their emotional charge & the peak of their technical virtuosity.
Keep up the amazing work!!
"no offense, but who could not like this band?"
yup, tool fan. (jk jk jk don't hurt me)
The Ænima CD case had a lenticular (holographic) morphology. The CD-tray had the South-West of the USA, collapsing into the Pacific, creating Arizona Bay. Comedian Bill Hicks described this in his comedy album "Arizona Bay"
I love your reactions 🔥🔥🔥
Jump cut presenters of reaction videos are just the best aren't they? I'm sure Maynard left a comment somewhere about this phenomenon in his pocket...
Oh yes. Serotonin. There is is. Thanks Kira
This is a brutally emotional song to me! For some reason it hits me this way every time I listen to it. Tool fan since the beginning. 👍🏻😀
welcome to the TOOL Rabbit hole!
we're diving
Lateralus IS one of the best albums ever, right up there alongside The Beatle's Revolver and Pink Floyd's Dark Side of The Moon (imo). Was awesome seeing you appreciate that while listening to it for the first time :)
That way of rocking back n forth...that's definitely a sign of proper tool enjoyment lol.
I love the line "Pure intention juxtaposed" . Sums up every differing view on anything. It's hard to come to an agreement when both sides are coming from pure intentions. Beautifully summed up in three words.
Vicarious is amazing
KARNIVOOL - Australian Prog Rock Band
hahah your reaction to schism reminded me of how i felt the first time i heard it. my suggestions for next tool listens would be stinkfist, parabol/parabola and pneuma (drum cam). and then definitely check out a perfect circle - mer de noms and thirteenth step are incredible albums.
So cool! Glad you really felt these songs. I agree with everything you said. Who doesn’t like Tool? They must not like music.
Nothing makes me happier than someone "getting it".... SUBBED!
I fucking loved watching this.
Hey Kira, I totally love this video! I have been waiting patiently for the day I could see you react to TOOL!!! FYI Bassist Justin Chancellor, wrote the music for SCHISM! The one member from the U.K
Whom, I thought he was from Australia
and he said he would get that from people all the time! And , Danny Carrie
is a freak on the drum kit! Love you! Bye 👋
you thought he was from Australia because our accents sound similar to you? or something else??
@@kirawasareactor Hey Kira, firstly I have always since I was a kid, had a fascination with Australia and the culture, eco system, which marvelously unique the indigenous people that is still current in the present, and finally yall's accent is more home grown ! I can definitely tell the difference from the U.K. accent! In my opinion U.K. sound snobby. A bit of a chip on there shoulders. I love the Australian accent. I hope I can one day visit Australia 🇦🇺
@@VictorHernandez-dd5ls So you insult us English people and abuse our language. It's chip on THEIR shoulders.😀
@@ed.barker7069 sorry Sir Ed !
@@VictorHernandez-dd5ls 👍😀
REcommendations:
Queens of the stone age
David Bowie
Type 0 Negative
Ghost
Frank Zappa
Smiths
Kyuss
Rage Against the machine
There was a time when "I know the pieces fit, I know the pieces..." played on rock radio EVERY.DAY. in my city in the States. Good times.
Seeing them in Dallas for the first time. I can’t wait
NICE!!! The Houston show next year will be my 6th. You're gonna have so much FUN
Awesomeness!
Your Schism reaction was priceless 😆👍
You’re the best reactor to TOOL I’ve watched. You have all the same feelings..,the excitement, the awe of their overwhelming talent, the anxiety, the frenetic energy, that I did. I discovered them two years ago…….at the age of 72. The energy is harder to process when you’re older, so I have to listen in spurts. But I do think they are one of the best musicians and best bands in the world today.
I wish I could hear to all these songs for the first time again, it's so amazing to discover their music
One of the most underrated songs on Fear Inoculum is my favorite one of the album. My recommendation is 'Culling Voices' . I recommend this one because it is a unique sounding song where Maynard's voice becomes an instrument.
Your reactions are so pure and in The Zone. It would be great to see you try out the more "trippier" of Tool's back catelogue.
Like "Third Eye" off Ænima, "Reflection"/"Triad" off Lateralus and "Lost Keys (Blame Hoffman)"/"Rosetta Stoned" off 10,000 Days.
If you wanted a trippier Undertow song to dip your toes, maybe "Swamp Song".
Food for thought. I'd just love to see the more "out there" Tool songs melt your brain.
Watching your reaction for the first time and to one of my favorite band's TOOL. It's like the Euphoria I first felt when I first listened to Pink Floyd for the first time. I akin TOOL on a Next-Gen Pink Floyd trip, everything melds so well. Everything from the Singer, to the drummer, the guitarist and the bassist, it just melds so well that it's, ORGASMIC.