First Time Hearing Tool - The Pot Reaction - WHAT DO YOU THINK THEY MEAN BY "THE POT"?!

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  • čas pƙidĂĄn 20. 05. 2023
  • THIS WAS IN THE VAULT & WAS RECORDED WAY BACK ON MARCH 18TH! We think our reactions have improved since then so cut us some slack 😉
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  • @brettg274
    @brettg274 Pƙed rokem +132

    đŸ‘ïž TOOL đŸ‘ïž ARMY đŸ‘ïž

  • @romie426
    @romie426 Pƙed rokem +64

    I’ve never met anyone that didn’t bop to this song. I let my grandmother listen to it when I was bringing her to the doctors. She asked to hear it again on the ride home lol
    Good shit guys

  • @John-fv8sc
    @John-fv8sc Pƙed rokem +51

    The drummer is one of the best on the planet, I don't listen to all of Tools music but there are a few this is genius writing both music and lyrics.

    • @YephimƂ
      @YephimƂ Pƙed rokem +7

      Danny Carey is absolutely unbelievable!! Will probably go down in the top 5 drummers ever!

  • @scottmayo7545
    @scottmayo7545 Pƙed rokem +42

    Best band on the planet. Still touring live! I was grounded in 97 in high school getting home late from one of their concerts. This is a tip of the iceberg song.

  • @cr0mlech
    @cr0mlech Pƙed rokem +60

    I've read the singer, Maynard James Keenan likes for his voice to be considered another instrument along with the rest of TOOL: Adam Jones on guitar, Danny Carey on drums, and either Paul D'Amour (he left the band in 1995) or Justin Chancellor on bass. As such, Maynard will be mixed lower in most of their songs.
    He does have 2 other bands, A Perfect Circle and Puscifer, where his vocals are more prominent. A Perfect Circle is more Alt Rock, whereas Puscifer is more experimental and doesn't typically stick to one sound.
    I would recommend using lyrics for TOOL, maybe read them in the pauses or at the end, as well as strongly advising against any music videos until after you have listened to the audio alone.
    I find most TOOL songs to be based around the build. They also usually have more complex time signatures, polyrhythms, and polymeters. This can sound off at first, but just go with it and the songs are highly enjoyable.

    • @TheGalwayjoyce
      @TheGalwayjoyce Pƙed rokem +3

      He stopped fronting the band at live shows, for just this reason. You can usually barely see him at a live performance, because he doesn’t believe your attention should be on any one member.
      He wants you to appreciate the entire product. His voice being subdued is completely intentional.

    • @RevTyler
      @RevTyler Pƙed rokem

      You are exactly correct

    • @frankholmes4175
      @frankholmes4175 Pƙed rokem

      MEET AND GREET 11/12/23!! Philadelphia!! Hope I don't vomit

  • @larrypollard4831
    @larrypollard4831 Pƙed rokem +11

    Tool is one of those bands that you can listen to over and over and still find things you didn't catch before. Masters of their craft.

  • @robertdysonn
    @robertdysonn Pƙed rokem +105

    It’s a song about hypocrites, the pot calling the kettle black
 Pissing over my black kettle. In my opinion, this is the best band in human history, all four men are masters, their trade, and the lyrics are so deep they’ll always leave you pondering about yourself and life, even after listening to them for 30 years as I have.

    • @swfcocs1
      @swfcocs1 Pƙed rokem

      Isn't it partly aimed at Led Zeppelin and other artists who took from black mainly blues artists then later sued upcoming artists for taking from them?

    • @robertdysonn
      @robertdysonn Pƙed rokem

      @@swfcocs1 that I’m not sure, but that’s the thing about tools songs is they’re always designed to have personal meaning for anyone who listens to them. It’s a song about hypocrites, it’s always hard to know what the original thought was when it was written. That’s the thing about music, it’s an evolution process where every new band that comes up is been influenced by previous bands, so I’m not sure that’s what they would’ve been talking about.

    • @swfcocs1
      @swfcocs1 Pƙed rokem

      @robertdysonn true, I've never been a huge Tool fan, I'm more Pink Floyd. Zeppelin, BB King etc but they have produced some truly great songs

    • @robertdysonn
      @robertdysonn Pƙed rokem +1

      @@swfcocs1 I understand, actually, the bands that you mentioned are the ones that I grew up on and I still love. To me, it’s the lyrics the tool uses that really shine above the rest though. One of my all-time favorite songs, especially now that I’m getting older is Time by Pink Floyd, that one gets me close to tears every time I hear it. I get it in the tool a little more because when I was a teenager in the 80s that old Metallica, Iron Maiden and Megadeth in the 80s was where I was at.

    • @swfcocs1
      @swfcocs1 Pƙed rokem

      @robertdysonn yes , time always gets us the older we get lol. For me with Floyd it's probably Time, Echoes, Comfortably Numb, High Hopes, Shine on and probably a load more I forgot to mention 😅

  • @barsandbarbells2022
    @barsandbarbells2022  Pƙed rokem +12

    THIS WAS IN THE VAULT & WAS RECORDED WAY BACK ON MARCH 18TH! We think our reactions have improved since then so cut us some slack 😉

    • @antoniocharo1724
      @antoniocharo1724 Pƙed rokem

      Fuck'em ... đŸ€«đŸ˜‰đŸ˜ŽđŸ‡șđŸ‡žđŸ€˜â˜źïž

    • @The1Virginian
      @The1Virginian Pƙed rokem +1

      i didn't go through the comments to see who's giving you lip. I didn't see anything that made me want to give anything but kudos, as i hope i conveyed in my comment. You what they say about opinions ;) and many feel "empowered" to belittle others from behind a screen to get theirs across. Do you, let them do them. The end always washes out what doesn't belong :) Peace

    • @jrtilley
      @jrtilley Pƙed rokem +4

      just do more tool and the fans will flood your channel.

    • @dcinsc
      @dcinsc Pƙed rokem

      I got no complaints. Good job!

    • @barsandbarbells2022
      @barsandbarbells2022  Pƙed rokem

      😂

  • @6alcantara
    @6alcantara Pƙed rokem +6

    I think "You must've been high" refers more to being on high morals, pointing fingers at everyone else.

    • @soth1sol
      @soth1sol Pƙed rokem

      bingo. ego. answer to most mjk related questions is usually "ego". "you" (44&2 disharmonic consciousness). defining, confining controlling, and sinking deeper. like "eyeballs deep in muddy waters" ...can't see past own bullshit. from eulogy (which is a eulogy to the ego) "ranting and twirling his finger at everything but the heart, we'll miss him, we're gonna miss him, we're gonna miss you (44&2 disharmonic consciousness)" from "hooker with a penis": "well now i've got some advice for you little buddy, before you point your ("you") finger (44&2 disharmonic consciousness), "you" should know that i'm the man, and if i'm the man, then you're the man, and he's the man as well! so "you" can point that fucking ("you") finger up your assssss!" = "crucify the ego, and you will come to find we are all one mind" = "take care not to make me enter, 'cause if i do we BOTH (as if separate, severed, broken) ...may disappear"
      soften this old armor -_-

  • @Hagfish1002
    @Hagfish1002 Pƙed rokem +12

    These guys are one of the most talented bunch of musicians to ever hit modern rock.. writing, transitioning, and just all around musicianship

  • @bryannorris7924
    @bryannorris7924 Pƙed 9 měsĂ­ci +1

    Every Tool song is a journey

  • @ModoTronic666
    @ModoTronic666 Pƙed rokem +8

    Underlying meaning to the song is "the pot calling the kettle black". I'd also recommend having the lyrics in front of you. All. Tool songs have deep meaning to them. And if this is your first tool song, you don't know the journey that you've started

  • @dougc9130
    @dougc9130 Pƙed rokem +6

    Tool Army reporting. Tool is it's own genera. They are progressive, think Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd, but more metal. Tool uses a lot of polyrhythms and timings besides the 4/4 you are used to with most music. "Danny Carry" is considered one of the best drummers in the world, often referred to as the octopus. The the strings are "Adam Jones" on guitar and "Justin Chancellor" Bass (who replaced "Paul D'Amour" in 1995 after their first album). Vocals are by "Maynard James Keenan", who also has two other bands "A Perfect Circle" and "Puscifer". The three musicians create the music then give it to Maynard for the lyrics.
    In the mix all members are treated as interments, so the vocals are in the music and not over it. There is no such thing as a bad tool song, there are good and grate songs. The lyrics are deep and meaningful, the music is deep and emotional. Music videos are just for a visual stimulation to go with the song and don't necessarily represent the subject of the song. Videos are created by Adam Jones who worked as a special effects artist on several big movies.

  • @toddkelly5985
    @toddkelly5985 Pƙed rokem +1

    Funny you should say that because Adam Jones and Tom Morello were buddies in high school back in Illinois and were in a band together. Maynard tried out for Rage, but didn’t have the hip hop element so he introduced him to Adam Jones who was working on the special effects team on Jurassic Park at the time. Both bands would end up playing on Lollapalooza 93 tour. Crazy

  • @reginasamilpa44
    @reginasamilpa44 Pƙed 3 měsĂ­ci

    30+ year listener and they are the best band of my lifetime. Maynard considers his voice as an instrument and chooses the songs to sound that way. #Toolforever

  • @alexl8065
    @alexl8065 Pƙed rokem +5

    MORE TOOL PLS!! great reaction guys!

  • @yotaman2112
    @yotaman2112 Pƙed rokem +7

    To MOST reactors that are discovering TOOL they come to realize that they need to do an audio with lyrics since the majority of their music is thought provoking and very complex. These guys are intelligent and have lyrics that have many ways to get their messages across. I’ve also enjoyed other reaction artists who look up the meanings and learn what the song is about before they listen since 90% get it wrong.

  • @bigrob7256
    @bigrob7256 Pƙed rokem +3

    I saw tool live for the first time when they opened for Henry Rollins in Santa Clara California and have been a fan ever since, such incredible musicians.

  • @davidrodenkirk5561
    @davidrodenkirk5561 Pƙed rokem +6

    Pot calling the kettle black.

  • @PowderedToastMan420
    @PowderedToastMan420 Pƙed rokem +1

    TOOL ARMY reporting for DUTY! ✌

  • @wallhome464
    @wallhome464 Pƙed rokem +4

    I believe that it's about hypocrisy, not drugs. Musicianship is off the hook! Thanks for the reaction.

    • @raulsanches9283
      @raulsanches9283 Pƙed rokem

      It's actually both lol. Hypocrisy of drug politics.

    • @soth1sol
      @soth1sol Pƙed rokem

      we are drunk on ego ("why can we not be sober?")... that's about as far as metaphor re: drugs ...goes. song's more about EGO than hypocrites. hypocrisy is just a symptom of ego. do not miss the point (of "zero/non-point") of this song.

  • @riffgroove
    @riffgroove Pƙed rokem +4

    Caution.... the Tool rabbit hole is DEEP.

    • @soth1sol
      @soth1sol Pƙed rokem +1

      warning.... other music will seem shallow post-tool

  • @Paul_Kling
    @Paul_Kling Pƙed rokem +7

    Tool is very complex in so many ways, from the poly-rhythmic sounds to the poetic lyrics with underlying meanings, not everyone is going to get them at first listen. I've watched reactors say what they thought about a song, then when they reacted to another tool song they talk about how it was on their mind for days after and their understanding has changed. The truth is, this happens to everyone who actually listens and thinks.

  • @kjeldsen81
    @kjeldsen81 Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci

    Look at you bobbin' 😂 this song is amazing. Great reaction guys

  • @Totaldeltako
    @Totaldeltako Pƙed rokem +4

    If you want more TOOL, I recommend reacting out Danny Carey playing Pnuema live. It's not just a great song but shows Danny going hard on the drums.

  • @krazzybastard
    @krazzybastard Pƙed rokem +5

    This band is amazing. They don’t miss ever.

  • @drum1063
    @drum1063 Pƙed rokem +2

    Tool is so bad ass!!

  • @cjjoe2385
    @cjjoe2385 Pƙed rokem

    Tool - Sober (Live)
    One of the few lives you will see. Awesome performance

  • @trep8387
    @trep8387 Pƙed rokem

    Tool right in 2 is right up your alley plus 46 n 2 lyrics recommended for understanding is a huge asset ..

  • @brettkenschaft4239
    @brettkenschaft4239 Pƙed rokem +3

    This is the "thinking man's" rock band. Very complex and perfect musicianship along with deep and meaningful lyrics. Definitely reminiscent of Pink Floyd to me, but obviously much more metal!

  • @malhondize3898
    @malhondize3898 Pƙed rokem +4

    tool tends to introduce a motif and than they continue to expand and add to the motif as the song continues. tool songs do require more than 1 listen to catch it all for sure.

    • @soth1sol
      @soth1sol Pƙed rokem

      "you better listen!" there are ppl 31 years in that are still not getting it, at all.
      mjk songs are all the same song. "from a different angle, under a different light, so we can hopefully see it for the first time" ...again, every track mjk has ever laid down is done to support a singular "surprise locomotion" train of thought ...a "and. you. bought. ONE!" "singular purpose" ...regarding 46&2 collective, unity, harmonic, christ consciousness.
      EGO assumes each mjk track is its own song, as if separate from the whole. unfortunate "overthinking/overanalyzing" mistranslation. ego brain's will not be able to hear full potential of mjk's artistic output. "message of hope FOR THOSE WHO CHOOSE TO HEAR IT". hearing mjk tracks as anything "separate" is bullshit ...and your "warning".
      no, "we are all one mind", and mjk is "singing one familiar song". (coincidentally? or not at all? but this "singular" idea is the exact same "one" as tenacious d's "tribute" ... "to the greatest song in the world" ...aka "great work" of alchemy, of transmutating base metal leaded broken consciousness into "you look so precious now" gold)

  • @bryanfryman2935
    @bryanfryman2935 Pƙed rokem +1

    #HOG from Cincinnati Ohio her for #TOOL ... Tool is a band that plays with different timing than regular musicians....Amazing band and reaction!!!

  • @Ves-
    @Ves- Pƙed rokem +2

    MORE!
    Basically anything from 10 000 days is amazing.

  • @markminor70
    @markminor70 Pƙed rokem +1

    These guys are phenomenal

  • @tomwiththeweather247
    @tomwiththeweather247 Pƙed rokem +2

    Tool... They never released their albums with lyrics. We had to listen dozens of times to even have a clue. He's mixed in with the instruments, and its perfect for what they do.

  • @danilo1cm
    @danilo1cm Pƙed rokem

    Everydays i hear this song going on my way to work. Evwrydays i descovery a new metaphors from themđŸ€˜đŸ€˜
    I loved your reaction. Greatings from SĂŁo PaulođŸ‡§đŸ‡·

  • @quintenchen8252
    @quintenchen8252 Pƙed rokem +2

    You guys are in for
    An experience . That’s exactly what Tool is and you will be sucked into another realm . People don’t listen for the awesome vocals btw they listen because of how how masterful each track is mixed and how the music makes you think . There isn’t a bad Tool song so you have a lot of content to make . Have fun

  • @frankydominguez6581
    @frankydominguez6581 Pƙed rokem

    Tool started in the 90s still making music.

  • @nicholasives8816
    @nicholasives8816 Pƙed rokem

    Awesome yall, great reaction. Its a great work out song😎! Enjoy finding all their songs and older vids live đŸ‘œđŸ˜ŽđŸ‘œ

  • @booki000
    @booki000 Pƙed rokem

    Vicariously, I
    live while the whole world reacts to TOOL

  • @classicgamerbobby9583
    @classicgamerbobby9583 Pƙed rokem +4

    Just found the channel just a couple of weeks ago. Your Nightwish and Jinjer reactions brought me here lol. I'm a big fan of both bands. If you guys enjoyed those two bands you might want to check a band called Unleash the Archers. In particular their song "Awakening". Their lead singer Brittney Slayes is another amazing vocalist in the metal scene. Definitely worth checking out. Keep up the great work you two.

  • @vincecantu2828
    @vincecantu2828 Pƙed rokem +8

    To appreciate tools music, earbuds aren't going to give it justice. Please invest in some ear cans

  • @saultrips6730
    @saultrips6730 Pƙed rokem

    also... welcome to TOOL !! enjoy the ride

  • @heyskipj
    @heyskipj Pƙed rokem +4

    TOOL! Vocals are mixed equally as 1/4 of the band. When they perform live, Maynard on vocals stages himself center-left, back by the drummer. The intent is to not get caught up in lyrics, or the singer as the frontman.
    Haven’t heard anything yet as far as switch ups, builds, and transitions. With Tool you’ll hear yourself saying, “polyrhythms“ even though you (or me) aren’t sure what that means. 😁
    The drummer’s nickname isn’t the Octopus for nothing.
    What next? Has to be “46 & 2”. More eyeballs on that album cover too! 🌀
    > Audio tracks are better for Tool than music videos. They’re very abstract. A completely different experience.

  • @adammoore7447
    @adammoore7447 Pƙed rokem

    If you (really) didn't know who Tool was before this, welcome! I've been a fan since the 90s and "The Pot" is one of my favorites...

  • @thasheznit
    @thasheznit Pƙed rokem

    TOOL HAS AN AWESOME COLLECTION OF SONGS, SOBER AND AEnema,, IS STILL ONE OF MY FAVS. TO THIS DAY !!!

  • @The1Virginian
    @The1Virginian Pƙed rokem +6

    First time catching your channel. Think y'all "got it" mostly by your end analysis. :) It's full of double entendres. Pot calling kettle black, as you figured out. Maynard is as brilliant at writing lyrics as he is in delivering them with that voice. The entire band is just off the chain talented. Their off-time beats, even from each other let alone the 4/4 your ears are MOST used to hearing, just sets them apart in MANY facets from anything else at that or this time. You would probably like the live drum cam version of Danny Carey, playing Pneuma. Your mind will be PEAKED by the end of it, wondering how his BRAIN, can force his LIMBS to carry 3 different rhythms at the same time... i have enough trouble COUNTING the timing through that portion, let alone separating out to each extremity the "how" he plays that, lol....

  • @DogmeatDied989
    @DogmeatDied989 Pƙed rokem +1

    Only one of their album covers doesn’t prominently feature a crazy amount of eyeballs.

    • @soth1sol
      @soth1sol Pƙed rokem

      if tool considers "fear innoculum" their seventh release, then they're including "since the first ep" opiate, as well as salival (tool)BOXset (4th album). which doesn't have any eyes "lifted to heaven" ...it is their square/terrestrial/earth/box set (which would also make sense re: undertow). they are sacred geometry freaks, so it follows/tracks: 1 opiate 2 undertow 3 aenima 4 salival 5 lateralus 6 10kdays 7 fear inoculum ...hmmm, i wonder...
      1 opiate (the grudge)
      2 undertow (eon blue apocalypse)
      3 aenima (the patient)
      4 salival (mantra)
      5 lateralus (schism) see: brain LATERALIZation
      6 10k days (parabol)
      7 fear inoculum (parabola)
      8 ???????? (ticks & leeches) "hope this is what you wanted, hope this is what you had in mind, 'cause this is what you're getting" 8th album's gonna be about change. transformation. evolution. they all are, but not as central theme, motif, or mood. 1-7 was simply laying out the terms, before proceeding.

  • @michellemcnair4825
    @michellemcnair4825 Pƙed 10 měsĂ­ci

    Loved your reaction
.absolutely, do more!

  • @charlesshaw2045
    @charlesshaw2045 Pƙed rokem

    I was never a huge Tool fan until I was given a ticket to see them live, it was next level

  • @KevinHwoarang
    @KevinHwoarang Pƙed rokem

    The Pot, great song to start off with.

  • @shaneparker7441
    @shaneparker7441 Pƙed rokem

    Love this song it so sick, as al of tools songs rock on

  • @signaturedean
    @signaturedean Pƙed rokem

    TOOL, BLIND GUARDIAN and OPETH are my rabbit hole bands, they have so much to offer the listener and you can get lost in their music for.. a lifetime haha

  • @phillychick4196
    @phillychick4196 Pƙed rokem

    Most intelligent composition in modern history.

  • @natedogg0131
    @natedogg0131 Pƙed rokem

    That pause at 9mins man.. just fucking up my vibe

  • @alfredthegreatkingofwessex6838

    Blud has the musical comprehension of a hammer

  • @CoachJasonCurtis
    @CoachJasonCurtis Pƙed 7 měsĂ­ci

    MORE TOOOOOOLđŸ’ŻđŸ™đŸ”„đŸ”„đŸ”„đŸ”„

  • @makoproudheart
    @makoproudheart Pƙed rokem

    One of the best bands ever.

  • @FrankAOW
    @FrankAOW Pƙed 8 měsĂ­ci

    I love the review.... its interesting. more energy the second half. really!!!!! its f**** mind blowing from start to finish! lyrics, rhythm, change of pace, voice, it is f*** genius. Tool has a long list of great songs, this is near the top. Really... liar lawyer whats the difference ... who are you to wave your finger ... and with incredible musicianship to go with incredible lyrics and incredible voice. Song is all about hypocrisy of not just our judicial system but our society, and telling all the higher ups you must of been high (on pot). How most people just don't get the jist of the song. First time I heard it it all fell into place and made perfect sense.

  • @johncarpenter3751
    @johncarpenter3751 Pƙed rokem

    The guitar player for this band and the guitar player for rage against the machine went to high school together and are very much great friends.

  • @mystedsoul4584
    @mystedsoul4584 Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci

    Tool sounds almost EXACTLY THE SAME live. They are a couple of the best concerts I have ever seen,

  • @pauldavis2535
    @pauldavis2535 Pƙed rokem

    That’s the way they roll

  • @anthonypallen7919
    @anthonypallen7919 Pƙed rokem +2

    Production on Tool albums is absurd in the greatest way.

  • @ClintNeal
    @ClintNeal Pƙed rokem

    Haha this is a jam. I hope you all get into their more complicated songs.

  • @lorenzofranco8044
    @lorenzofranco8044 Pƙed rokem

    I like that you brought up rage he played with them live one time

  • @Belly_Beane
    @Belly_Beane Pƙed rokem +1

    I’d recommend having a lyric video up, they’ve got some deep lyrics that are easy to miss with the way they mix the vocals.

    • @dcinsc
      @dcinsc Pƙed rokem

      That's distracting for a lot of reactors. Tool takes a couple listens as you know, so no prob imo listening to it this way, maybe checking a lyric video out later. If these guys watched a lyric vid they could rightfully miss out on the musical nuances. Or worse, they could watch a Tool music video and miss out on EVERYTHING lol.

  • @jonathanbrown7973
    @jonathanbrown7973 Pƙed rokem

    Just keep listening to TOOL and you'll be a lifer like the rest of Us

  • @user-ec1yp9xe4m
    @user-ec1yp9xe4m Pƙed rokem

    TOOL is another dimension)

  • @donrodztx
    @donrodztx Pƙed rokem

    Here for TOOL!!

  • @mrnobody9104
    @mrnobody9104 Pƙed rokem

    phenomenal workout music!

  • @dieselbaits
    @dieselbaits Pƙed rokem

    welcome....there's no turning back now

  • @Ihatescales.mp4
    @Ihatescales.mp4 Pƙed rokem

    Yes pls more tool this band is a spiritual journey

  • @bloodblitzowns11
    @bloodblitzowns11 Pƙed rokem

    Sober (live) at the reading festival. Powerful performance. Visually and sonically.

  • @mattmorganRnR
    @mattmorganRnR Pƙed rokem

    Welcome to ToolđŸ”„đŸ”„

  • @princeofpcos9804
    @princeofpcos9804 Pƙed rokem

    Definitely both meanings, both the herb and proverbial 'pot and kettle'

  • @fakefunbags
    @fakefunbags Pƙed rokem

    You've just scratched the surface of TOOL. Please, listen more. '46 & 2', 'Sober', 'Pnuma'...so many. A Perfect Circle 'The Humbling River'. Same singer, Maynard James Keenan. I'm subscribed, and I'll be watching for more TOOL. đŸ€˜

  • @JesseJames7-8-9
    @JesseJames7-8-9 Pƙed rokem

    So fun
 Welcome 🌀

  • @kevinmiller5786
    @kevinmiller5786 Pƙed rokem +1

    You are the first reaction I've seen to key in on the pot calling the kettle black.The four members of Tool are all about Tool...don't look for a diva there.If you want more of the vocal,try "Right in Two".
    You are headed for the rabbit hole and I would welcome you to the fold.Tool fans are like family.The reunions are a blast.

  • @jessicaadams1479
    @jessicaadams1479 Pƙed rokem

    All of their songs switch up the beats, they’re known for polyrhythms and experimenting with sound. I read something the other day about them blowing up a piano just to see what it sounded like. An amazing band is an understatement.

  • @zeedevel7141
    @zeedevel7141 Pƙed rokem

    Vicarious is the logical next song. Probably a top 2 maybe top 3 TOOL song. Its my favorite

  • @cuttingedgecomix
    @cuttingedgecomix Pƙed rokem

    "The Government" is used as an example of the ultimate dishonest criminal - similar to the usage of "Lawyer."

  • @bobtaylor7192
    @bobtaylor7192 Pƙed rokem

    The video explains everything.

  • @stevenm.6886
    @stevenm.6886 Pƙed rokem

    You just heard every Tool song. They are all just like this, good or bad

  • @user-yy5dg4ne5s
    @user-yy5dg4ne5s Pƙed rokem

    They are rock art!

  • @crowbear516
    @crowbear516 Pƙed rokem

    Alex Grey painted those eye balls.

  • @graciefolden2359
    @graciefolden2359 Pƙed rokem +1

    For a musician, the music is more important than the lyrics which is what Tool is about, Maynard uses his voice as the instrument that it is.

  • @xXMr.WiGGleZzXx
    @xXMr.WiGGleZzXx Pƙed rokem

    Subbed for more tool reactions

  • @willfromyadkinville
    @willfromyadkinville Pƙed rokem

    Maynard is just different! a perfect circle was very good. i personally love his "puscifer" incarnation! it is wild!

  • @DogmeatDied989
    @DogmeatDied989 Pƙed rokem +1

    0:55 “I believe TooL is a rock band from sometime in the 90’s.” You are not wrong, Sir.

  • @RevTyler
    @RevTyler Pƙed rokem

    Look up lyrics when you listen to Tool. Pay attention to the bass and drums together. It's the best way to experience Tool. Listen to Sober.

  • @joanalderson6622
    @joanalderson6622 Pƙed rokem

    Vocal volume was the plan. In his own words: He is not lead singer; his voice is 1 of the instruments.. In concert he rarely stands out front..

  • @justinlovince8816
    @justinlovince8816 Pƙed rokem +1

    Maynard the vocalist likes his vocals to just be another instrument in the mix in this band..He is in 3 bands all very good. Also close connection between Tool and Rage Against the Machine. Both guitarists went to high school together and played in a band back then. Maynard also would work with Rage on songs and was considered for lead in Rage but was not chosen.

  • @Kibashino2
    @Kibashino2 Pƙed rokem

    LESSS GOOO

  • @Meccarox
    @Meccarox Pƙed rokem

    Please do more Tool!

  • @art2736
    @art2736 Pƙed rokem +2

    Maynard is the "anti-frontman." Most of his singing is underneath the music.

    • @brettg274
      @brettg274 Pƙed rokem +2

      
 similar to how he sings at the back of the stage in darkness.

    • @soth1sol
      @soth1sol Pƙed rokem +1

      mjk also believes lyrics/words get in way of the music, generally speaking. like - "hush, talking monkeys. try and read between the lines, move to the spaces betwixt, between the sounds". "the real shit" is in the music ("you better listen!"). applying lyrics like decal stickers at tail end of process is mjk merely interpreting "the real shit". by lyrical design, ego brains will not be able to hear "the real shit". they are too busy treating mjk's artistic output through lens of hit parader magazine, as if he's not doing something never before done/seen before. ego brains are cynical, forgetting they are not the artist on mission to transmutate our collective consciousness...

  • @R8drdave
    @R8drdave Pƙed rokem

    Maynard sings from the back near the drummer. They’re great. Jambi. Pneuma. Sober. Eulogy.

  • @ThatofMusic
    @ThatofMusic Pƙed rokem +4

    Great video yall. Dont worry about the a$$holes talking junk.
    Maynard (vocals) is another instrument and he treats them as such. He is also fronting 2 other bands(Puscifer and A Perfect Circle) His lyrics always are layered with multiple meanings.
    For Tool i higly recommend Sober live at reading festival. You can see how Maynard 100% performs the song. That uncomfortable feeling you get is intentional.
    I could go on forever but let me end with This...
    Welcome to the Spiral......
    (Lateralus by Tool was written using the Fibonacci sequence so alot of Spiral references)
    Love yalls videos, there is alot of good chemistry with your reactions, and the genuine responses we look for.
    Have a great day and thank you for sharing your experiences with us.

  • @ted1976hailspiralout
    @ted1976hailspiralout Pƙed rokem

    More Tool Reactions Please đŸ€˜đŸ»đŸŒ€

  • @tonysmith5504
    @tonysmith5504 Pƙed 8 měsĂ­ci

    As you go deeper into tool lyrics
 you will awaken to the deeper philosophical meaning to life’s secrets
 so many of their songs are about spirit soul God 
 the divine spirit in each and every one of us
 look into the law of one

  • @martinmulcahey1618
    @martinmulcahey1618 Pƙed rokem

    Gotta check out Electric Callboy (Hypa Hypa, We Got the Moves, or Tekkno Train)!! Basically Tool or Rammstein mixed with EDM and pure pop. Think most refer to them as "Party Core" as they mix humor with metal... never sure whether to bang your head or twerk with them!! đŸ€ŁđŸ˜‚