Matt Pinfield Speaks With Tool's Justin Chancellor on New & Approved
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- Tool bassist Justin Chancellor has lived quite a life since joining the legendary prog-metal band in 1995. Justin joined Matt Pinfield to discuss his past and current endeavors for this episode of New & Approved.
Tool has been performing since 1990, and according to Justin they aren't stopping anytime soon. The band is currently on tour and have even recently extended their show dates. They'll be playing in Los Angeles on February 14th and 15th at Crypto.com Arena. Justin also tells Matt about Tool's plans for new music and how they still have many ideas they are working on.
Justin dives into his past and discusses his biggest influences with Matt, with Buddy Holly serving as one of his first inspirations as he was growing up in Kent. He also talks about how his music classes in boarding school inspired him to pick up the bass.
Tool is still not the only place where Justin unleashes his creativity. Justin and vocalist Peter Mohamed also just released their sophomore album "Matter's Knot, Pt. 1" as the duo MTVoid.
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Tool is the best band, ever.
Damn straight.
I've been saying that since the 90s, but it's only now that people have started to take me seriously.
And that's a fact.
Floater is pretty good too. My top two. Floater and Tool
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You're welcome ☺️
Period
Took my 16yo to his first ever concert, this past Monday in Toronto. He said it was the best night of his life. He's riding the spiral
Very cool. My 11 year old daughter knows their songs as much as I play them, and she will ask me to put them on in the car.
Tool & Primus was my first concert.
Kind of like getting a Pagani as your first car.
10:30 New Tool music discussed
Matt Pinfield deserves love. I really respect his passion.
Justin's sincerity is awesomesauce
Thanks to Matt for his enthusiasm for the older Swervedriver material and a special thanks to JC for his kind words at 2.55-3.10 and the shout out to Skyscraper, who were a band that did OK for a while but unfortunately didn't go as far as they could have, for various reasons.
Its a pleasant surprise that someone with more skill, dexterity and rhythmic flair than I could ever have should name me as an influence and it just goes to show that however modest you may consider your abilities and achievements to be, they make a difference in ways you don't realise. I'm genuinely taken aback.
Since 2019 I've had the privilege of seeing them five times. They absolutely NEVER disappoint!
Can confirm what Justin said, I brought my son to Tool for the first time at age 7 two years ago. The shows are an incredible melting pot of demographics; Tool truly transcend time and space.
Excellent interview. Justin is great. I absolutely concur Tool is probably the best live show ever. Saw Mohegan Sun. Can’t wait for the MSG shows in January.
Love it! Yep was at Moghegan sun n doing both MSG ones coming up. Got to catch Philly as well.
They were great at Mohegan
Been a fan since the 90’s and will see them for the first time this January. This will be my teenage son’s first show! Can’t wait.
Thank you Justin for performing for us recently, we are eagerly awaiting new material. Thanks for this video!
You might be waiting a while.. just saying. Actually not sure if they’ll even do another album.
Saw them a few weeks ago. I had floor seats, but the guys In front of me were too tall for me to watch Justin play. I absolutely love how much you can tell that he loves playing. He gets so into the music.
I'm 58, saw them in Montreal last week for the first time. They are worth every penny.
I'm so glad Justin mentioned the kids. I saw them in Charlotte, NC with my son and it was awesome. It's great to see a band like Tool keeping the music alive for generations.
Love the fact Tool has played in Omaha and Lincoln, Nebraska in the past few years. Amazing shows that I have been able to share with my son.
I saw them in Portland last month. I had a great view of Justin from my seat. They absolutely killed it.
I had no idea Matt Pinfield was still around. Talk about a throwback.
Tool gave us yet another phenomenal show earlier this month!
No shi! I was hoping he would be wearing a wig
Amazing interview! So excited to see TOOL doing so well and maybe releasing a new album not too far into the future.
I’d actually be surprised if they released another album. Hopefully they do.
Oh also as Justin said I’m bringing both my 28 and 24 year old sons along with my 20 year old nephew to the show. They haven’t followed Tool but they’re definitely getting into it now. They’ll be fans for life after they see the boys live.
Cool interview. Man I wrote to TOOL back in 95' about why no lyrics in the CD They started sending me a bunch of stuff from 95' to 97' when they actually had a 'Fan Club' lol. Some of the papers explain when Justin was being introduced to the band, order forms for the merch (I mean $12 for the wrench shirt). I bought one and still have it with the receipt. Literature from maynard explaining about certain books to read to better understand the music. And Lyric Sheets!!!! "I was just happy to have the wortds !" They sent me the demo cassette' as well. (Still have it all) Wish. I could get Justin to sign a couple things! Thanks TOOL for wrighting me back in the day! Great stuff, thanks for the upload!!! 🤘
So lucky to see these guys in their prime in 98 and 01. Then again last year on 9/23. All amazing shows. So glad they are still rocking it! Hopefully they actually do make another album, but I won’t hold my breath.
Have seen Tool 2x in Seattle; in Vancouver, Canada; in Dublin & soon in Han(n)over, Germany. Love their live shows and feel so lucky to get to see them :)))
fear inoculum is best album i ever listened
Sounding amazing!!! Like unbelievable, Maynard's singing and the whole band is getting better every time I see them !
My word, killer band name drop! Rave Down is a brilliant song from a brilliant band (Swervedriver)
Justin's a class act. Great interview!
I brought my son, 15 and daughter, 13 to see Tool two weeks ago. Their first concert.
I love Chancellor, really enjoy this interview, it's a side of Justin I haven't seen, hearing him talk about his brothers stuff etc...
Dude you just blew my mind mentioning Bescot Stadium Walsall my birth town I know I went to see the Wonderstuff that day but was so wasted I can barely remember it consumed a whole heap of mushrooms that day.
Your recall was instant in the conversation with Justin you have just gained a new fan 🤘
Seen over 30 live bands tool is the best i have ever seen live and Maynard is the greatest live singer i have heard seen him with puscifer and apc
I adore tool and i love the fact Justin is an Englishman
One of my favorite moments in rock music is when the bass and drums first hit at the start of Prison Sex.. I know Justin wasn't the bass guy back then. That first album still hits hard.
I’ll never forget buying and playing Undertow for the 1st time in high school. Instant lifelong fan. Bottom will always be my favorite
Mildly obsessed with Justin 🤩😅
Looking forward to IT! Ty
Thanks for that vip experience at mohegan, i was standing directly infront of you 3 feet away 😂
I saw Swervedriver in '93 and Tool a week ago in 2023.🤘
Justin is the man 🤘
Idk if I clicked for Justin or Matt, but it’s cool to see Matt again!!
#lobalorning your my hero always amd forever ❤
I've seen them 9 times since 2001 and I brought my 2 teenage daughter to the spokane show in 2020 right before they shut down the tour.
New album 🙏
Tool is great, thanks Matt
He looks quite different than he did 20 + years ago. We all change - some more than others.
Still...what a hell of a bass player and such a massively talented band.
I'm relate more to vocals and drums, and really dig Danny Carey's playing style - great drum tones. 😊
I listened to Swervedriver in the 90s when I lived in Seattle. And I saw them in Seattle. Whao. If I remember correctly they played Seattle a lot or at least were promoted a lot
Tool Rules
Tool is the best band ever.
It's time for you to release another album before it's too late. As Manor said in the last album, loyal Tool fans will know which song I mean.
Swervedriver enough said ❤😊
SAW TWO TOOL SHOWS IN TORONTO … SPECTACULAR
How was it seeing Alex on stage for Jambi? I heard it was amazing, and I saw videos on my phone, but you can never really capture what it really was watching it on phone
Definitely my favorite band , but whats up with no official music videos for any of the songs off of fear inoculum? The videos were what got me into tool from the start.
Never knew he was a Brit...Matt I met a few times I think he's from Jersey..(as in USA not the isle in UK)
I'd love to see Tool live .. but i will not spend that kind of money... They are 1 of my favorite bands but being a lower class broke citizen i can't afford the ticket prices...
You can literally buy a ticket for $70 like I did
Stop being a broke dick
I saw them in Montreal a couple days ago, didn't want to spend the 350-400$ for a single ticket. So I figured if I waited last minute, maybe a couple of scalpers would enter panic mode and sell cheap on TM. I managed to get a pair for 300$ about 24h before the show, and rather good places, close enough to the stage. So yeah, just look often on the app and outsmart these damn scalpers, they will sell at a loss if they have to.
Now, after so many years, hooker with a penis become real. So sad
Seeing them live at least once is a must if you're a true fan. The transcendent experience that you'll remember for the rest of your life is worth the price.
Agreed, but I have seen them live several times over the years. Even got backstage to meet the guys one time. But this time around the wallet was not deep enough to go to the show. Could have seen them twice over the last month, but a $300 ticket is too high a price for me at this point.
TOOL is THE shit!!!🤘🩶
That's one cool bloke.
Maybe two more albums in 5 years? I hope.
No way...lol
Anyone knows why Tool doesn’t have any dates for Italy on their forthcoming tour?
Saw Tool for the first time a few weeks ago in Philly after being fan since early 2000s. After buying tickets, which we all know aren't cheap cause it's Tool and worth it, they announced they would be playing closer to home for me and my first thought was, I just paid all this money to see them in Philly so I think I'll pass on the Baltimore show. Fast forward to the last note played at the Philly show. I'm now purchasing tickets for the Baltimore show even though I just saw them. A ridiculous show.
At what point will Tool be considered “Classical” music? Like, to be required learning in music education?
This guy drives me nuts with his fingers
Does anyone know if Justin broke his nose and how? Just curious
I'll ask him.
TOOL: Family. Wish Pinfield could tone it down and just allow Justin space, in time. Pinfield bored me. Half-way through I dropped out. Apologies Justin. ATB man, from this old Cornishman✊.
New Zealand March 1st is when Maynard bought covid to NZ yeah 2020
Goodness. You think a singer of a band coming to your prized precious country is to blame for something that happened to the entire world? Get the fuck over yourselves. Absolutely beautiful place but so outrageously deluded.
Dude is in his 60’s?taking care of!
He's 51
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Hahahah I stopped getting ripped off by Ticketmaster this tour. Average price for my SLC was just too out of reach for even a mind blowing couple of hours. I’ve seen the band live since 1992/1993 and I can no longer afford to go. Ticketmaster has ruined live music at the highest level. They use “Dynamic Pricing” and never a physical ticket, which means there is not a true fave value for concertgoers. Such a shame that great fans like me can’t contend with The evil money grubbing corp that Ticketmaster has been allowed to become. That said, bands find it hard dispute their practices because they will make so much more money. That is one of the reasons bands strive to get more successful, so they can change their lives with the potential for money. It’s a sad situation the state of live arena shows.
Bro, you are correct about Ticketmaster, but most of the time, if you wait until the day of the show, you can get a reasonable ticket.
I waited it out, drove to Rochester and bought a ticket the day of from someone for $40. There are always people dumping tickets. Justin brings so much to their live performance with his enthusiasm!
Guacamole is better with cilantro.
this Matt guy talks too much. he should have let JC talk more
I agree