Check out Wheel, it’s a band highly inspired by tool, it gives you that same feeling you get when you listen to tool, im a huge fan of tool and this band definitely is one of my top favorites
If you didn't make it you'll be pleased to know some sneaky bastard recorded the whole thing and posted it on CZcams. No moving images to go with it, just awesome audio and brilliant stills. I sat through the whole 2 hours. It was a fucking brilliant performance.
Sounds bad ass if you have a sound system in your ride. My friend had a grand marquis with a badass set up. And a 10 inch sub. He focused more on clarity. Dude the bass hits hard in this one. And sober.
Didn't get my tickets out of the gate as I should have, didn't grab the one ticket I saw for $61 in the second deck on the day of the show ... and THIS IS WHAT I MISSED?!?!?! I've seen them four times, but missing this one is just killing meeeeeeeeeee. "I must have been ... so ... high ... I must have been ..."
Sounds and looks amazing. My only concert with Maynard was APC in Seattle around 2000. I think they had a see through curtain for the opening song. TOOL, one of the best bands ever.
The audio quality is great in your videos Tyler and thanks for taking a chance and recording them. I'd be too worried I'd get caught!! 😂 The whole band sounds amazing! I have seen several videos from this tour thus far (Tacoma, Eugene, and Sacramento) and the guys sound friggin incredible. Yeah, I know, it's TOOL and they always sound awesome. But to not have been out on the road in two years and come out sounding this good, means they are only going to sound better the more the tour goes on. I have heard a couple of songs where their timing was off for a couple of notes, but that happens to everyone. I am hoping that this is no the last we will hear from them. I wonder if they are planning on releasing another album, or EP even, anytime soon.
As a Washington native, I've been to many shows at the T Dome. It was designed for sporting events, so the sound was ALWAYS a bit off there. Compared to the old Key Arena, especially. Plus, the T Dome is a lot bigger, so the sound can get boomy quick. Hope it was a great show, though...🤘
Not sure why people would be leaving there seats while tool is playing. Justin's head bobble and the way he i guess you could say humps the bass. Lol. Never gets old. Love it
@@gambit3228 People threw shoes. Enough of them that at the end of the gig Maynard sarcastically thanked the audience for all the shoes. I doubt they were returned so I don't know how they got home. Perhaps extra footwear was brought. Regardless, it was the best of the 5 or 6 times I've seen them. The creepy animal-like dancers from Lateralus were excellent, and I've not seen Tool have performers other than the band on stage since. I'd have sacrificed a shoe if I knew it was required.
I love Tool. Been a fan since I was a teen in the 90’s and The Pot is my favorite Tool song but with that being said; it just doesn’t hit the same when it’s downtuned the way it is here live.
Of the set, this seems to be the hardest. All the note changes and in a high register for him (even in Drop C), but of the career (accounting for blend of screaming and cleans and accounting for his change in vocality [yes I have way too much time on my hands], I think Jimmy, Pushit (Salival) and Bottom are likely top 3. Maybe Hooker if he sung it in it's original octave.
My guess is because Maynard is more comfortable nowadays in a slightly lower register. The vocal line on the album version goes up to A, which is high for most male vocalists and with age the ability to hit high notes declines.
@@dabstradamus If the song is played at a lower key, then some of the higher notes that Maynard would normally have to reach would also be lower and therefore more accessable to him. As he's gotten older, these songs are way easier for him to sing in a lower tuning.
At least he still screams on occasion live, shame he didnt do it in the new album. For me it was the combination of the mystique, absurd, intensity of the instruments, sounds, artwork and at last the screams of Maynard. Every member giving it all they got. For exemple the whole of Undertow. Jerkoff, Cold & ugly, Part of me, Hush of Opiate. Ticks & leeches and The grudge of Lateralus. Most songs of Ænema. And some parts of and 10 000 days. Tool has lost a lot of its intensity, losing the screams. But they are what they are. Good on them for still doing (hopefully) what they themselves want and can with their art.
It came down after 3 songs. If you check out the other videos I posted it’s not there. I think it was up for fear inoculum, opiate, and the pot and then it was drawn back
It's to discourage idiots -- such as this YT user -- from taking photographs or recording, which the artist STRICTLY forbid. At the same time, they don't go as far as Jack White as not allowing the devices into the venue. Essentially, they treat us like adults and there will always be children such as the guy who recorded this to mess it up.
As someone who was in the upper deck center stage, the screen made the light passing through refract and appear as if the musicians were playing from another realm. Everyone in our group agreed the translucent curtain was a beautiful, otherworldly effect. It's used to refract light early in the show, then lifted at the point of the performance when the lights begin shining outward and engulfing the audience. A Tool show from the very back row is very satisfying and I'd argue that with its full view of every effect in the stadium, its among the best seats in the house.
it's a curtain that allows them to project images onto for a cool visual effect, it opens up like a rib cage later in the set. they were doing this pre-COVID when I saw them last
During Fear Inoculum... They have projections on the curtain itself and on the massive video wall behind them. Makes a really cool 3d type effect. Not sure why there aren't visuals on the curtain for this? Thanks for sharing these vids Tyler!
@@TopherGrant the cheapest are around that price in Europe as well - i checked but won't go in Mai ....no Nazipass for me neither jabs - i am free soul . But i can watch the recordings presented on a regular basis , thats cool .
Seems like it. They had signs posted everywhere saying no videos or photos allowed. I saw security flashing people who were recording. Also a recording would play about every five minutes until Tool took the stage saying no video or photos. I tucked my phone close to my chest most of the show. Maynard announced it was okay to get out your phones for the last song, Invincible.
They were, actually I was recording Pneuma just the drum solo part and then I got approached by one of them with a really bad attitude. I though it was enough with just stop, but she made me delete my recordings or leave.. So I did it as I did as at the same time I ignored her presence (cause besides doing a proper job, she was choosing being a dick overall). She got so mad cause ain’t gave her the pleasure to show any emotions, no nervousness, sadness, rebating, nothing. I deleted the videos and never, I remark, never keep my eyes off the show. Just showed her the phone as I l only look at her as she was leaving very slowly, with her mad eyes on me. Ps. I never lose the clips, iPhone always recovers for you. Amazing show. Thanks Tool.
In new orleans on Feb 5th they kicked about 12 people out for filming but at the end Maynard said "yall been pretty good, go ahead and record invincible if u want...but good luck getting good audio."
TOOL - A EXPERIENCE WHERE THE COPS ARE THE GOOD GUYS AND THE BAND ARE TOOLS (in the bad sense) Saw TOOL, and it was not that great a concert. Maynard is the same voice in every song - droning pathetically on and on … the beats are monotonous, the drums and bass of no special importance - like a child learning the drums and just banging on them till you yell “give it a rest junior”. The guitar - any guitarist could replicate, with little effort. TOOL is a head band where if you’re stoned out of your mind or on LSD, you might enjoy it - but then isn’t any music enhanced by being high? I suggest if you want to really see a mind blowing genius of an act - see NIN this year (2022) Trent Reznor is truly a showman and a marvel to watch. Each tour is a different experience- TOOL is a rehashed circle of noise that doesn’t change from one album to another. The most disturbing factor to the TOOL concert was watching people removed for simply pulling their phones out of their pockets! No shit! TOOL has a strict rule of no picture or video taking. This is fine, as we see this at almost every event for every artist today - but to be thrown out of a concert. I saw at least 100 individuals escorted out, and as I watched more closely - these people weren’t taking pictures - so the rule is don’t even touch or look at your phone at a TOOL concert. Even more strange is the cops hate it. I talked to people removed and they stated the police said they hate this band and it’s the bands policy to throw out, not the police. Wait, the police are the good guys? 😊 Throw out your fans? Comically, the new tour (2022) was filmed in full in Miami - you can watch it on you tube, with dozens more videos posted across their tour. Guess they don’t catch everyone. Here is my take: It’s clear why TOOL has the policy they have - they are not that good, and they need to suppress social media on themselves because once you see it, it’s over and they don’t want an official record of any tour because it’s the same basic show tour to tour - with different lights flashing on them. I cannot support a band that treats their fans this way - especially a mediocre band trying to pretend they are gods. TOOL will have no lasting legacy in history like a Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, or Black Sabbath.
Fantastic job at respecting the artists' wish of no photography or videorecording. You must have been high. Some Tool fans are always the absolute worst and most worthy of a smack.
@@paulveenings6861 I was just in NT this past summer. A product of American public housing and welfare travelling to Australia and staying there for a month. Keep the faith. Maynard appears to having fun. Danny is always having fun. I follow this other American band. They allowed fans to join their sound check. No cost. Their rep asked that no phones be out; no recording, no pictures. I went to the first one -- since I follow them and am at nearly every show they do on Earth -- and of course they discontinued them. Fans pulled out their phones, at the first one, right in front of them. We aren't in a a sea of ten thousands. They can see us! Respect the artists wishes or risk messing it up for everyone.
@@TheSubmissionChannel I do agree with you Win . I saw them in Perth over two years ago , my mind is still spinning . Best experience I’ve ever had at a concert . If I never see another concert I’ll still die happy . Love these guys and all of Maynard’s other projects .
Ok, I've loved and seen Tool since the mid 90's. Many times and in multiple states. This fucking sucks. The band is fine but Maynard is shot. The song holds no weight in this down tuned state. Time to hang it up.
Never will there be a band like Tool
I wish there was.
Check out Wheel, it’s a band highly inspired by tool, it gives you that same feeling you get when you listen to tool, im a huge fan of tool and this band definitely is one of my top favorites
I was hard as a rock for the entire show
Huh???
He totally was. I had the seat in front of him, the dents in my back prove it
@@michaelblanchette2787 oh lordie 😂
This was fucking amazing. First TOOL show I have been to.....Ready to drive to San Fran to see them again tonight!
If you didn't make it you'll be pleased to know some sneaky bastard recorded the whole thing and posted it on CZcams. No moving images to go with it, just awesome audio and brilliant stills. I sat through the whole 2 hours. It was a fucking brilliant performance.
You never forget the first time you experience Tool. An incredible experience indeed 🔥🔥🔥
it be like that
love how the crowd knows the entire song🔥
Well....it's a tool concert
I love how the song knows the entire crowd
Justin’s tap dance before and after the solo is impressive!
Someone should really send him an effects loop switcher lol
MONSTER bass tone!!!
Wal bass!!
Sounds bad ass if you have a sound system in your ride. My friend had a grand marquis with a badass set up. And a 10 inch sub. He focused more on clarity. Dude the bass hits hard in this one. And sober.
@@Username-ng8jy I hear ya my friend
Love watching Adam when he's not playing, reacting to the music around him. True artists
We Even got the maiden voyage of culling voices
That show was 🔥. My 8th time seeing them and one of my favs FOR SURE
Amazing. Can't take my eyes off Danny. Mesmerizing.
Tight!!!!
Goddamn, Danny was feeling that one.
It’s the J Will Jersey
@@JamminWithJer White Shadow.
Always loved that song! Danny Carey is a weapon 💪
Nice. Fuckin' nice. They're absolutely smashing it right out of the gate.
Maynard, you are just so f’n awesome !
Nothing like a TOOL show ! A visual assault on the senses!
Man that bass is filthy sick.
I’m addicted to James voice & the calm cool Adam. Came by here for my today’s fix.
Tool is bringing it, incredible!!!
Maynard sings like an angel
Didn't get my tickets out of the gate as I should have, didn't grab the one ticket I saw for $61 in the second deck on the day of the show ... and THIS IS WHAT I MISSED?!?!?! I've seen them four times, but missing this one is just killing meeeeeeeeeee. "I must have been ... so ... high ... I must have been ..."
Dude I feel that way every time I miss dreamtheater you just gotta pull the trigger and fukin do it!!
Danny absolutely killed this! He added a number of new killer fills. God damn I'm bummed the Canadian shows havent been rescheduled yet.
Still my favorite Tool song. And I remember the fan video made from the 1966 animated short, Les Escargots.
Justin is groovin hard on this one!! Awesome performance!
Great seats Tyler ! your a braven' or connected one of the two!
Very, very nice. Thanks!
Awesomeness right here
The sound quality is amazingly good! Thanks
i Dale enjoyed this band in concert very much they were very great.bye bye to all and enjoy
Wish I could have been there, but they're incredible!!!
Brilliant… Wicked badass. 🥂🥂🤙😃
Cannot wait to see them in DC next month! Will be #3 for me. So good live
I was there! It was amazing.
Saw TOOL play the Arco Arena in Sacramento in 2001. At the end of the gig Maynard thanked the audience for all the shoes thrown onstage at him.
Thanks for the vids dude!
They’ve inspired me so much in the past few years. They are an absolute powerhouse. I never really knew.
Professionals
Great sound quality
I'm seeing them next week in San Antonio I'M SO FUCKING EXCITED
Sounds and looks amazing. My only concert with Maynard was APC in Seattle around 2000. I think they had a see through curtain for the opening song. TOOL, one of the best bands ever.
Vanishing? That was badass what're you going on about lol
Jeesh, Justin's bass is fucking thick, damnit how does he get that sound, fucking amazing
It sounded so fat in person. Definitely a great moment I’ll never forget.
Baddassest bass line in forever!
One of the most amazing bass tones out there.
Them Wal basses man!!
The audio quality is great in your videos Tyler and thanks for taking a chance and recording them. I'd be too worried I'd get caught!! 😂
The whole band sounds amazing! I have seen several videos from this tour thus far (Tacoma, Eugene, and Sacramento) and the guys sound friggin incredible. Yeah, I know, it's TOOL and they always sound awesome. But to not have been out on the road in two years and come out sounding this good, means they are only going to sound better the more the tour goes on. I have heard a couple of songs where their timing was off for a couple of notes, but that happens to everyone. I am hoping that this is no the last we will hear from them. I wonder if they are planning on releasing another album, or EP even, anytime soon.
Thank you for this, Tacoma Jan 11th show left me wanting, mainly to be closer, and have better audio......but did not disappoint.
As a Washington native, I've been to many shows at the T Dome. It was designed for sporting events, so the sound was ALWAYS a bit off there. Compared to the old Key Arena, especially. Plus, the T Dome is a lot bigger, so the sound can get boomy quick. Hope it was a great show, though...🤘
Not sure why people would be leaving there seats while tool is playing. Justin's head bobble and the way he i guess you could say humps the bass. Lol. Never gets old. Love it
I was there!!!
wow great footage@!!! I was too far away to see most of this, but your video is amazing!
Such a good show! Just so sad it was such a short set!
They're bitter from their 2001 gig at the Arco Arena.
@@mikec9763 what happened there?
@@gambit3228 People threw shoes. Enough of them that at the end of the gig Maynard sarcastically thanked the audience for all the shoes. I doubt they were returned so I don't know how they got home. Perhaps extra footwear was brought. Regardless, it was the best of the 5 or 6 times I've seen them. The creepy animal-like dancers from Lateralus were excellent, and I've not seen Tool have performers other than the band on stage since. I'd have sacrificed a shoe if I knew it was required.
LIP SYNC BAND OF THE CENTURY!!!!!!!!!
Tool goes funky. Great song! I'm always worried about Justin's back though, when I see a Tool performance...
No doubt!
I love Tool. Been a fan since I was a teen in the 90’s and The Pot is my favorite Tool song but with that being said; it just doesn’t hit the same when it’s downtuned the way it is here live.
Lol that was insane Maynard killed it but I heard a big voice crack on the “scream” toward the end lol
I just want to play with adams set up for like 15 minutes.
Love Danny riding the hi-hat at 1:45
I dig their Covid Screen
Still sounds good in a lower octave. This is probably Maynardr hardest song to sing
Nah. He cant sing his hardest songs anymore. But its still a very hard song.
Of the set, this seems to be the hardest. All the note changes and in a high register for him (even in Drop C), but of the career (accounting for blend of screaming and cleans and accounting for his change in vocality [yes I have way too much time on my hands], I think Jimmy, Pushit (Salival) and Bottom are likely top 3. Maybe Hooker if he sung it in it's original octave.
It’s not an octave below hahaha
It’s a whole step below. It was in D, now it’s C.
4:40 that grove 🤓
Maynard sounds amazing, so in tune , Even if it is lower Octave
It's not a lower octave, it's a whole step down.
They play this song in drop C tuning live, even though the album version is play using drop D.
@@knapton118 thanks for clearing this up. I knew something was off. Rock on.
@@knapton118 why is that out of curiosity?
My guess is because Maynard is more comfortable nowadays in a slightly lower register. The vocal line on the album version goes up to A, which is high for most male vocalists and with age the ability to hit high notes declines.
@@dabstradamus If the song is played at a lower key, then some of the higher notes that Maynard would normally have to reach would also be lower and therefore more accessable to him. As he's gotten older, these songs are way easier for him to sing in a lower tuning.
Tool Friday. Rammstein september. Meshuggah October
Congrats mate that is an epic concert attending in a year 🍺🍻
Being in bands for years I would not want my front man in the back I would feel naked out there lol
Their tuned down a whole step?
At least he still screams on occasion live, shame he didnt do it in the new album. For me it was the combination of the mystique, absurd, intensity of the instruments, sounds, artwork and at last the screams of Maynard. Every member giving it all they got. For exemple the whole of Undertow. Jerkoff, Cold & ugly, Part of me, Hush of Opiate. Ticks & leeches and The grudge of Lateralus. Most songs of Ænema. And some parts of and 10 000 days. Tool has lost a lot of its intensity, losing the screams. But they are what they are. Good on them for still doing (hopefully) what they themselves want and can with their art.
Maynard understands that it would be ridiculous for a 60 year old rich guy to be screaming.
Its hard to hear the song in this key and not feel like it's wrong. Almost like the tape is running too slow or something.
I have similar tickets in a similar venue.. How was the sound?
I thought it sounded great. Really clean guitar and vocals and the drums and bass were fat. No complaints about anything. Would sit there again.
Guess they lightened up on the filming ?
whats with that net?
Does the curtain thing stay up the whole show? I imagine you get used to it eventually but would be nice if it came down halfway through or something
It came down after 3 songs. If you check out the other videos I posted it’s not there. I think it was up for fear inoculum, opiate, and the pot and then it was drawn back
is this on B?
Whats with the curtain??
Sounds like a key or 2 lower than the studio version
That's how they've played it last 5 years
In Drop C to be precise
That’s a big ass stage mask.
Is that Covid net?
Yall prob dont know this, but I taught Danny to play the drums.
And i taught you to play drums
And i created drums.
Does maynard have a safety rail?
nope , as u can see
Yes
have to have proof of vax or neg test to get in??
Yes. We are communist now
Can someone tell me the purpose of the huge curtain? When does it come down?
It's to discourage idiots -- such as this YT user -- from taking photographs or recording, which the artist STRICTLY forbid. At the same time, they don't go as far as Jack White as not allowing the devices into the venue. Essentially, they treat us like adults and there will always be children such as the guy who recorded this to mess it up.
@@TheSubmissionChannel damn bro, also makes sense. I'm not like that either I respect their policies
As someone who was in the upper deck center stage, the screen made the light passing through refract and appear as if the musicians were playing from another realm. Everyone in our group agreed the translucent curtain was a beautiful, otherworldly effect. It's used to refract light early in the show, then lifted at the point of the performance when the lights begin shining outward and engulfing the audience.
A Tool show from the very back row is very satisfying and I'd argue that with its full view of every effect in the stadium, its among the best seats in the house.
Is that thing covering the stage supposed to protect them from Covid or something?
it's a curtain that allows them to project images onto for a cool visual effect, it opens up like a rib cage later in the set. they were doing this pre-COVID when I saw them last
They had it up in Australia in early 2020. So clearly they knew covid was coming and were one step ahead.
Maynard might try taking up bongos or even a Pan drum during the long music progressions. He must get lonely up there with nothing to do
Just doesn't have the same feeling in a lower key
What is that drape for? Covid protection?
I think they had it up for the first 3 songs and projected different stuff onto it. Just not so much during this song
NIИ's been doing it since like 94, and HTDA in 2013 or something
it's used to project light and images onto for a cool effect, they were doing this pre-COVID
Why are people walking around so much? I attended in Omaha last night and I hardly saw anyone leave their seats except intermission.
turn the guitar amps down and the vocal amp up
What’s up with the curtain?
they'll start the show with it and raise it after around second or third song. not sure why
During Fear Inoculum... They have projections on the curtain itself and on the massive video wall behind them. Makes a really cool 3d type effect. Not sure why there aren't visuals on the curtain for this? Thanks for sharing these vids Tyler!
@@JB-423 for the show entertainement - thats why people pay so much to see them
@@BlueHopi144 my seat was only 65$. Not a bad price for this experience.
@@TopherGrant the cheapest are around that price in Europe as well - i checked but won't go in Mai ....no Nazipass for me neither jabs - i am free soul . But i can watch the recordings presented on a regular basis , thats cool .
Is that his hair?? Or is a wig i think he was balt
Good damn. Danny Carey is soon 61……
Are they playing in a bubble w t f
Have they been strict with the recording/phones?
Seems like it. They had signs posted everywhere saying no videos or photos allowed. I saw security flashing people who were recording. Also a recording would play about every five minutes until Tool took the stage saying no video or photos. I tucked my phone close to my chest most of the show. Maynard announced it was okay to get out your phones for the last song, Invincible.
They were, actually I was recording Pneuma just the drum solo part and then I got approached by one of them with a really bad attitude. I though it was enough with just stop, but she made me delete my recordings or leave..
So I did it as I did as at the same time I ignored her presence (cause besides doing a proper job, she was choosing being a dick overall). She got so mad cause ain’t gave her the pleasure to show any emotions, no nervousness, sadness, rebating, nothing. I deleted the videos and never, I remark, never keep my eyes off the show. Just showed her the phone as I l only look at her as she was leaving very slowly, with her mad eyes on me.
Ps. I never lose the clips, iPhone always recovers for you. Amazing show. Thanks Tool.
In new orleans on Feb 5th they kicked about 12 people out for filming but at the end Maynard said "yall been pretty good, go ahead and record invincible if u want...but good luck getting good audio."
Also this version sounds like it was rushed
I saw a whole white baby at this concert. That's how bad ass it was.
Prefer the original sound/key to this. Still amazing though.
well brother. scary. retire. please
Played it at least 2 steps down. If you can't sing it, don't play it. Soundgarden drove me nuts with that shit live.
TOOL - A EXPERIENCE WHERE THE COPS ARE THE GOOD GUYS AND THE BAND ARE TOOLS (in the bad sense)
Saw TOOL, and it was not that great a concert. Maynard is the same voice in every song - droning pathetically on and on … the beats are monotonous, the drums and bass of no special importance - like a child learning the drums and just banging on them till you yell “give it a rest junior”. The guitar - any guitarist could replicate, with little effort.
TOOL is a head band where if you’re stoned out of your mind or on LSD, you might enjoy it - but then isn’t any music enhanced by being high?
I suggest if you want to really see a mind blowing genius of an act - see NIN this year (2022) Trent Reznor is truly a showman and a marvel to watch. Each tour is a different experience- TOOL is a rehashed circle of noise that doesn’t change from one album to another.
The most disturbing factor to the TOOL concert was watching people removed for simply pulling their phones out of their pockets! No shit! TOOL has a strict rule of no picture or video taking. This is fine, as we see this at almost every event for every artist today - but to be thrown out of a concert. I saw at least 100 individuals escorted out, and as I watched more closely - these people weren’t taking pictures - so the rule is don’t even touch or look at your phone at a TOOL concert. Even more strange is the cops hate it. I talked to people removed and they stated the police said they hate this band and it’s the bands policy to throw out, not the police. Wait, the police are the good guys? 😊
Throw out your fans? Comically, the new tour (2022) was filmed in full in Miami - you can watch it on you tube, with dozens more videos posted across their tour. Guess they don’t catch everyone.
Here is my take:
It’s clear why TOOL has the policy they have - they are not that good, and they need to suppress social media on themselves because once you see it, it’s over and they don’t want an official record of any tour because it’s the same basic show tour to tour - with different lights flashing on them.
I cannot support a band that treats their fans this way - especially a mediocre band trying to pretend they are gods. TOOL will have no lasting legacy in history like a Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, or Black Sabbath.
Fantastic job at respecting the artists' wish of no photography or videorecording. You must have been high. Some Tool fans are always the absolute worst and most worthy of a smack.
I understand what you’re saying but I appreciate the recording as I’ll probably never see them live again . Pure blood from prison island Australia .
@@paulveenings6861 I was just in NT this past summer. A product of American public housing and welfare travelling to Australia and staying there for a month. Keep the faith. Maynard appears to having fun. Danny is always having fun.
I follow this other American band. They allowed fans to join their sound check. No cost. Their rep asked that no phones be out; no recording, no pictures. I went to the first one -- since I follow them and am at nearly every show they do on Earth -- and of course they discontinued them. Fans pulled out their phones, at the first one, right in front of them. We aren't in a a sea of ten thousands. They can see us! Respect the artists wishes or risk messing it up for everyone.
@@TheSubmissionChannel I do agree with you Win . I saw them in Perth over two years ago , my mind is still spinning . Best experience I’ve ever had at a concert . If I never see another concert I’ll still die happy . Love these guys and all of Maynard’s other projects .
Ok, I've loved and seen Tool since the mid 90's. Many times and in multiple states. This fucking sucks. The band is fine but Maynard is shot. The song holds no weight in this down tuned state. Time to hang it up.
I'll take Pink Floyd every time.... just sayin
His vocals are not great man
It's definitely not as powerful as it used to be. It sucks for a singer as they get older.
@@tbone2071 this true so my point being why carry on trying
@@brownsparlour9813 cause the music is still fantastic and the money they make from touring is hard to pass up. Lol
Your vocals aren’t great. These dudes still put in a better show then almost everyone and are pushing 60
Wtf is up with that gay curtain?
Great Band....but I wont be going again not a fan of the curtain for the amount of money it cost to sit up front.
They draw the curtain up after a few songs. The visual effects they do with it are actually really cool