A note on the Time Signatures - Danny Carey (drummer) is 12 feet tall, his hair is made of pure gold and his brain exists in 3 different dimensions at the same time. The band is his personal translator.
This checks out. Even Justin Chancellor has said he could play up to 5 separate rhythms simultaneously. They (the band members) just haven't confirmed yet if he can play with certain... appendages... Seriously, though, he did say that.
Jimmy is the song that changed my life from a musical point of view. For the longest time I had heard so many Tool songs while hanging out with friends who liked them and I just never got why. One day I decided to finally put some headphones, shut off all the lights, and blast some Tool. When the album got to Jimmy something about it just clicked! I layed there hitting replay over and over again the second the song got to the end. I finally understood what truly talented musicians could do. It made me wonder what the hell I had been wasting my life on by listening to any other crappy music. That night I got every piece of Tools work I could find together and listened to them for 10-12 hours. I've never looked back since. Tool has both ruined any other music for me while keeping me on the greatest audio journey of a lifetime through them
I replayed this song over and over and over. I think this album drowned me into a colossal fan boy. I have every thing maynard has ever released as a result. This album and this song in particular changed my total perspective on music
@@davidplante2386 Hell yeah, man. It's good to hear this song seemed to click with someone else as it did with me. I consider Jimmy to be the true turning point in my life where I realized how amazingly talented musicians can be. Since then I've learned to like other Tool songs even more but Jimmy, for whatever reason, was where it began for me
@@stephens9462 I still feel that way. It's kinda pathetic and close minded of me lol. It's like I'm stuck in a time loop of only listening to Tool for 20 years. Every time I begin to get into another band I find myself thinking "This is really good but nothing compared to Tool" and then gravitating right back to Tool. I've pretty much excepted the fact that I'm stuck listening to them for the rest of my life, plus their new album is releasing in a few days... so the loop just never ends lol
@kalle kanin Ticks and leeches is why he doesn't do stuff like that live. He destroyed his voice and has only done it live a couple times. It was strictly a studio song.
Not a fan of some of the tracks off of Aenema, but Jimmy's definitely a great one. Personally, I think The Patient is an extremely underrated song from Lateralus, especially since everyone points to Wings for Marie when it comes to songs about Maynard's mother instead of this one.
@@AzureKite619 I completely disagree, but hey everyone can have their opinion, to me every song from Aenima is amazing, it's the perfect tool album, like lateralus
Such a tragic song. Maynard was 11 when his mother suffered a paralyzing aneurysm, 10000 days is how long she lived after. The song hints at that he became stuck and fractured mentally when it happened. That line "When one and one are one, eleven" is brutal. There is just something about Maynard and how he uses his voice that is just mesmerizing. Mix that with the skill of the rest of the band and they are even more than the sum of the parts :) Pushit salival version will stun you!
Tool has always changed their time signatures in songs. I think of it like this: it’s like a whole new song in the middle of a song and they usually go back into the original signature at some point. Genius.
Aenima was the album that started it all with me. Stinkfist in particular. I can easily say this is the best rock album, ever. No band can top the music in this album.
El-ahrairah mostly for the scream at the end, but I think his vocals in The Grudge are all very good, better than Jimmy imo. I agree that some APC and Puscifer would be great as well
El-ahrairah I came here to say the same thing. im a singer myself. I’ve played music for 22 years( I’m 26 now). Started with trumpet and finally realized the power of DAW’s and honing my vocals 6 years ago. Normally the internet is a good way to get terrible advice, but here is some actually good advice. Maynard joined/partially created APC because of him feeling his vocal abilities weren’t being expressed properly in Tool. There are good vocal abilities that start to really stand out on lateralus with Schism, parabola, and then 10,000 days. That’s when Tool became really more defined and brought to a higher level of fine art. Anemia and Undertow are great and I love that music in my heart for the rock feel. But it becomes something else entirely with lateralus and 10,000 days. But mainly Puscifer( all of it) and especially the new A Perfect Circle album (Eat The Elephant)with the song Delicious. Jimmy is an amazing song but it seems to be a reason for the band not playing it anymore other than the subject matter being ultra personal and from another time in Maynard’s life. Also sonically its a little dated and seemed like the very early entry of elements that would come with lateralus and later Puscifer and apc. Eat the Elephant is Maynard best vocal performance to date though. Your getting a lot of Tool fans in these videos requesting their favorite tool songs to some degree
I love watching people listen to Tool and try to figure out how to bob their head to the beat! Great job on your reaction videos Rebecca. Keep them coming!!!
Yes, I watch that too! Sometimes it cracks me up, yesterday i watched a husband & wife Tool reaction. This couple while staring at each other, completely feeling the rhythm. The Wife was shaking her head NO & husband shaking his head YES!!! 😂
Hell yeah, it's by far their best album, I've been a tool fan for literally 20+ years and I can still remember the first time I listened to that album all the way through... as soon as stinkfist started, it felt so indescribable...like my whole life was destined just to reach that moment...like I had finally found the music I had been searching for...it felt so familiar somehow, like I was reliving a repressed memory from a past life. I've seen Tool 13x times live and although I never got to see them between 1996 and 2001, I did see them 4x on the Lateralus tour and I was able to see them play the salival version of PushIt while I was on a heroic dose of Acid...it was epiphanal
Brynden Rivers the hair on my arm is standing up. Finally got to see them this year after 15 yrs of listening. I dosed 45 min before the show, Second show I’ve cried at, the guitar solo in descending was Indescribably amazing.
Rebecca, you are now becoming a Tool! Pun intended! You appear to enjoy their music and composition, plus you help us understand Maynard's vocal technique and style. Big kudos to you!
Foxedrey this is so true! You should do a series doing Judith by A Perfect Circle and Parabol/Parabola from Tool. It’s so cool to see an analysis on Maynard’s vocals from the point of view of a professional Voice Coach!
So few drummers out there can just groove in this way. And it meshes with Maynard beyond belief. Was so hard to hear him sing with anyone else and not hear those amazing drums just leading the way. Dany really does lead this band, down some dim and strange paths. I love Maynard's other bands too but TooL is without a doubt his best, so much I still find in every listen.
When I saw tool, I clicked immediately, excited for this vid Great vid, very true what you said at the end about putting yourself out there. It's not easy
I love how you’re explaining the dynamics. That really helps me. I have seen you pull back when you get too deep in it, but please indulge yourself. It’s also good to see how you react to the unorthodox - as you know, we are all nuanced!
Joe Grunt agreed, she has a way explaining things that are both interesting and easy to grasp, and she is very knowledgeable. More of what you already do is my only suggestion Rebecca!!
I've been a Tool fan since I was a teenager and it is kind of fascinating to listen to someone break down Maynard's singing techniques and describe his capability. His voice is iconic and I deeply appreciate the technical look at it. Thanks for this video!
By far my favorite band. My favorite drummer. Favorite singer/songwriter. Can't get sick of Tool or really anything Maynard does. Would love to see more Tool. (Invincible/Jerk Off/Anema) Also, The Humbling River by MJKs other project Puscifer is wonderful as well. I enjoy your vids!
I saw TOOL in a small venue at the Strand in RI back in the mid 90s. He brought someone on stage and put them in a cage on stage.. it was an unforgettable concert. Love those guys
This is a beautiful song, sung to his younger 11 year old self to come together a help move on together. And get though the tragedy that befell their mother when he was 11. Do lyric videos when doing tool by the way the make it more interesting. Love your channel.
Thank you for sharing your personal source of inspiration for these videos. I hope your admission releases you from stress associated with the health complications & that you continue to most freely live your life with great love!
you should definitely react to TOOL - THE POT. it's a bit different vocally to what maynard usually does with tool, so i think you would have A LOT to say. also, it's a damn good song!
No, 10,000 days is their least best album, I'm sick of you post-10,009 days "fans" thinking that album is their best work when AEnima is...for any band to go from the sound of Undertow to AEnima must have had some serious epiphanal moments in between
Does this douche Brynden Rivers just comment the same thing on every person that says anything about a song that isn’t on the Ænima album? Grow up and expand your music you simple minded twat.
Yes Maynard has a very unique angelic underworld voice from another demension. Tool's dark sound blends well with his singing voice! Very hypnotic! Wow!
I love the way you just dissolve yourself in the music and imagine yourself within the song so that you feel every inch and aspect of the song and its variations!!
Never listened to Tool before.......but love the darkness of it, with that deep bass. Deffo something I would have listened when I was suffering from depression (dark music was my escape.....1989 to 1999). Check out the lead singers other band "A Perfect Circle".....I love their track 'Judith'. As always, love you chick xxx
Correct. However, I prefer to view it as a song about his mothers freedom from her broken body she had undeservedly been trapped in for 27 years. Rather than death, she was finally given life
The use of echo and whispers on these vocals is masterful... sometimes they tease what’s about to be sung, sometimes they come after his main vocals, in interesting thematic places
Love that you get into Tool this much Rebecca. Cudos to you for expanding your vocal review palette! Oh and yeah, Maynard's vocal tracks have more whispers than a PGA tournament, during the winning putt -- \m/
this song is about the disease his mom incurred when he was 11 years old, he left, then at some time felt the need to return. look up a live old version of the song called " You Lied". not much vocal content but what is there may bring you to tears
"Eleven and she was gone Eleven is when we waved good-bye Eleven is standing still Waiting for me to free him By coming home"... he's talking about the age he was when his mom became paralyzed.
Do a reaction to Pushit, the live acoustic version off of Salival. I guarantee you will find quite a lot to talk about. It is my absolute favorite track by Tool and I've been following them since Opiate.
@BallTistic Screecher while I tend to agree that I wasn't blow away the first time I heard "fear Inoculum" the song, I am holding off judgement until I hear it in the context of the full album. The second and third time I heard the song I liked it a bit more, but I feel like it might be a better song in the context of the album.
I felt really engaged with the song for it's entire 10 minutes which is hard to pull off by it self ... It really grows on you .... It's no Vicarious as an opener but yeah we gotta be optimistic ... We definitely waited a long time to be this negative @balltistic
Loved the first TOOL review and this one made me subscribe. Lol I literally had to pause when you said the time signature keeps changing I was laughing so hard. Love your reactions.
Just seen a great framed print - so good, I bought it. The message ? "No matter how you feel, get up, dress up, show up & never ever give up". Perfect.
Glad to see you listening to Tool with headphones. You don’t get the full experience until you listen with headphones. You stated that you heard the whispers in the background, that’s the very reason you wear headphones with Tool.
The debate wages, however, according to Maynard's WikiPage "Keenan's mother suffered a paralyzing cerebral aneurysm in 1976, when Maynard was 11 (the inspiration for creative works such as Tool's songs "jimmy" and "Wings for Marie" as well as A Perfect Circle's "Judith")"
He whispers “showing me where it all begins” before singing it. That’s the indecipherable underlay of which she speaks. And the main theme is 2 bars of 3/4 and 1 of 4/4. Part B would be 2 of 3/4 and a 2/4. The slow part is swung 6/4. Just in case anyone is interested.
A note on the Time Signatures - Danny Carey (drummer) is 12 feet tall, his hair is made of pure gold and his brain exists in 3 different dimensions at the same time. The band is his personal translator.
😂😂😂😂
True story!
Best description of danny I've heard yet
This checks out. Even Justin Chancellor has said he could play up to 5 separate rhythms simultaneously. They (the band members) just haven't confirmed yet if he can play with certain... appendages... Seriously, though, he did say that.
Accurate
"I think the time signatures keep changing."
The drummer can literally play a math lesson.
for those curious... Lateralus... drumming has a 7/8 8/8 9/8 timing shift and the shift back in multiple parts of the song
Haha! YEEESS, that's what I was thinking too. Spot on.
Yea they play some wild time signitures. It just adds to the uniqueness of the band
Calculus
That's been a fact from the start ... fibonacci sequence ... the number is the sum of the 2 preceding
TOOL making vocal coaches look like fangirls since 1993
1989
@@da_uno 1990
Yes, my bad, 1990.
I liked this, then realized that this comment had 420 likes and withdraw my like.
But I like this comment still! :D
Downvoted to bring this closer to 420
Jimmy is the song that changed my life from a musical point of view. For the longest time I had heard so many Tool songs while hanging out with friends who liked them and I just never got why. One day I decided to finally put some headphones, shut off all the lights, and blast some Tool. When the album got to Jimmy something about it just clicked! I layed there hitting replay over and over again the second the song got to the end. I finally understood what truly talented musicians could do. It made me wonder what the hell I had been wasting my life on by listening to any other crappy music. That night I got every piece of Tools work I could find together and listened to them for 10-12 hours. I've never looked back since. Tool has both ruined any other music for me while keeping me on the greatest audio journey of a lifetime through them
Tears in my eyes and that's how I felt
I felt that way for a long time. They were all I ever wanted to listen to.
I replayed this song over and over and over. I think this album drowned me into a colossal fan boy. I have every thing maynard has ever released as a result. This album and this song in particular changed my total perspective on music
@@davidplante2386 Hell yeah, man. It's good to hear this song seemed to click with someone else as it did with me. I consider Jimmy to be the true turning point in my life where I realized how amazingly talented musicians can be. Since then I've learned to like other Tool songs even more but Jimmy, for whatever reason, was where it began for me
@@stephens9462 I still feel that way. It's kinda pathetic and close minded of me lol. It's like I'm stuck in a time loop of only listening to Tool for 20 years. Every time I begin to get into another band I find myself thinking "This is really good but nothing compared to Tool" and then gravitating right back to Tool. I've pretty much excepted the fact that I'm stuck listening to them for the rest of my life, plus their new album is releasing in a few days... so the loop just never ends lol
You should listen to...... Well just more tool
Hey
I disagree! She should listen to all TOOL!!
she should listen to some Children of the Anachronistic Dynasty, Maynard from 1986/1987. to hear the evolution of his voice
Yeah
I'd throw in some A Perfect Circle and Puscifer as well...
The Grudge by Tool, has a scream that will blow you mind and yes he can hold it that long!
At least he used to :)
@@richtigersoan True..It's hell to get old! lol
@kalle kanin Ticks and leeches is why he doesn't do stuff like that live. He destroyed his voice and has only done it live a couple times. It was strictly a studio song.
The grudge would be perfect for a review
The Patient is song after The Grudge which is probably one of my favs of several of course.
"The time signatures keep changing..."
Welcome to TOOL, please enjoy your stay.
Tool reactions is my favorite category in CZcams.
It's up there with Jinjer first reactions xD Everytime the Pisces Chorus drops is just pure fun ^^
Yan Bär oh yeah Tatiana makes people laugh and cry
Except most vocal coaches have no idea how genus Tool are...
"I think the time signatures keep changing" lol. Yup
(j. Pinkman face) Prog bitch!
lol I laughed at that part. I just thought "Welcome to confusing brilliant roller coaster of Tool"
Underrated comment 😂😂😂
just a little
Welcome to tool
Jimmy is such a underrated song, the album is just so good that this song is often forgot about.
Their best album by far
@@post-leftluddite fuck yes! Best album with the best closing track ffs!!!! 1!1!1!1!1!
Not by me
Not a fan of some of the tracks off of Aenema, but Jimmy's definitely a great one. Personally, I think The Patient is an extremely underrated song from Lateralus, especially since everyone points to Wings for Marie when it comes to songs about Maynard's mother instead of this one.
@@AzureKite619 I completely disagree, but hey everyone can have their opinion, to me every song from Aenima is amazing, it's the perfect tool album, like lateralus
"Time signatures keep changing."
Welcome to Tool, love!
Such a tragic song. Maynard was 11 when his mother suffered a paralyzing aneurysm, 10000 days is how long she lived after. The song hints at that he became stuck and fractured mentally when it happened. That line "When one and one are one, eleven" is brutal.
There is just something about Maynard and how he uses his voice that is just mesmerizing. Mix that with the skill of the rest of the band and they are even more than the sum of the parts :)
Pushit salival version will stun you!
More Tool.
Try Pushit from the Salival album, its a live recording.
Please. This.
YES!!!!! She will totally freak when she hears it,Maynards voice is at his peak at that time.
Omg!!! Yes! Besides pushit being my favorite tool song the salival version is amazing!!!!
Oh and Jimmy is my 2nd favorite song of the ænima album
God I love that version
Tool has always changed their time signatures in songs. I think of it like this: it’s like a whole new song in the middle of a song and they usually go back into the original signature at some point. Genius.
You must hear Tool playing Pushit (Salival) . Maynard's performance will blow your mind!
I second and third this comment!
I concure!
Aenima was the album that started it all with me. Stinkfist in particular. I can easily say this is the best rock album, ever. No band can top the music in this album.
Same. Stinkfist is the first song I ever listened to by them.
So glad you did some Tool Rebecca! If you ever get the chance you should check out “The Grudge” from them as well. Have a wonderful day!
If her reaction at the end of Devin's Deadhead was something wait until she hears the roar at the end of The Grudge!!
El-ahrairah mostly for the scream at the end, but I think his vocals in The Grudge are all very good, better than Jimmy imo. I agree that some APC and Puscifer would be great as well
@El-ahrairah 100% agree. A few Tool songs hit the same (melody) idk, of APC, but his vocals on APC are bananas.
El-ahrairah I came here to say the same thing. im a singer myself. I’ve played music for 22 years( I’m 26 now). Started with trumpet and finally realized the power of DAW’s and honing my vocals 6 years ago. Normally the internet is a good way to get terrible advice, but here is some actually good advice. Maynard joined/partially created APC because of him feeling his vocal abilities weren’t being expressed properly in Tool. There are good vocal abilities that start to really stand out on lateralus with Schism, parabola, and then 10,000 days. That’s when Tool became really more defined and brought to a higher level of fine art. Anemia and Undertow are great and I love that music in my heart for the rock feel. But it becomes something else entirely with lateralus and 10,000 days. But mainly Puscifer( all of it) and especially the new A Perfect Circle album (Eat The Elephant)with the song Delicious.
Jimmy is an amazing song but it seems to be a reason for the band not playing it anymore other than the subject matter being ultra personal and from another time in Maynard’s life. Also sonically its a little dated and seemed like the very early entry of elements that would come with lateralus and later Puscifer and apc.
Eat the Elephant is Maynard best vocal performance to date though. Your getting a lot of Tool fans in these videos requesting their favorite tool songs to some degree
Patrick Murphy the grudge is a favorite song of mine but it’s not a highlight of vocal ability.
I hope Maynard sends her a bottle of wine, awesome work, more TOOL pls
After seeing her react to sober I'm not sure if she can handle that he may have to send her a new pair of panties too
buy it :p
I love watching people listen to Tool and try to figure out how to bob their head to the beat! Great job on your reaction videos Rebecca. Keep them coming!!!
Polyrhythms'll getcha every time. Gotta have them memorized to groove properly
Yes, I watch that too! Sometimes it cracks me up, yesterday i watched a husband & wife Tool reaction. This couple while staring at each other, completely feeling the rhythm. The Wife was shaking her head NO & husband shaking his head YES!!! 😂
This AEnima album is so good, all songs sound so mysterious. My favorite album!
Hell yeah, it's by far their best album, I've been a tool fan for literally 20+ years and I can still remember the first time I listened to that album all the way through... as soon as stinkfist started, it felt so indescribable...like my whole life was destined just to reach that moment...like I had finally found the music I had been searching for...it felt so familiar somehow, like I was reliving a repressed memory from a past life. I've seen Tool 13x times live and although I never got to see them between 1996 and 2001, I did see them 4x on the Lateralus tour and I was able to see them play the salival version of PushIt while I was on a heroic dose of Acid...it was epiphanal
Brynden Rivers the hair on my arm is standing up. Finally got to see them this year after 15 yrs of listening. I dosed 45 min before the show, Second show I’ve cried at, the guitar solo in descending was Indescribably amazing.
Brynden Rivers I was not prepared for that night, forever grateful.
*Ænema
@@post-leftluddite lateralus is way better tho
Rebecca, you are now becoming a Tool! Pun intended! You appear to enjoy their music and composition, plus you help us understand Maynard's vocal technique and style. Big kudos to you!
Foxedrey this is so true! You should do a series doing Judith by A Perfect Circle and Parabol/Parabola from Tool. It’s so cool to see an analysis on Maynard’s vocals from the point of view of a professional Voice Coach!
The look of confusion and delight on your face at the same time listening to Tool is priceless!!!
Dany Carey the drummer is constantly molesting time signatures amazing drumer
"molesting time signatures" :D great description!
So few drummers out there can just groove in this way. And it meshes with Maynard beyond belief.
Was so hard to hear him sing with anyone else and not hear those amazing drums just leading the way. Dany really does lead this band, down some dim and strange paths.
I love Maynard's other bands too but TooL is without a doubt his best, so much I still find in every listen.
that disturbing thing is not about the drums, it is a whole band thing. carey is stunning anyway.
When one listens to Tool, one can not listen without closing the eyes... I love your reaction!
When I saw tool, I clicked immediately, excited for this vid
Great vid, very true what you said at the end about putting yourself out there. It's not easy
The grudge, the patient and Right in two are the ones I highly recommend Rebecca.
I love how you’re explaining the dynamics. That really helps me. I have seen you pull back when you get too deep in it, but please indulge yourself. It’s also good to see how you react to the unorthodox - as you know, we are all nuanced!
Joe Grunt agreed, she has a way explaining things that are both interesting and easy to grasp, and she is very knowledgeable. More of what you already do is my only suggestion Rebecca!!
5:08 "time signatures keep changing" - I don't know why I found that a hilariously appropriate reaction to a tool song
Ha ha no doubt! It's like welcome to Tool!
Haha. Surprise!!!!
just respond with "yeah, they do that"
This song is about when he was 11 and his mum Judith had a huge stoke, the lyric had to leave you with the dead and hopeless powerful.
I've been a Tool fan since I was a teenager and it is kind of fascinating to listen to someone break down Maynard's singing techniques and describe his capability. His voice is iconic and I deeply appreciate the technical look at it. Thanks for this video!
Welcome to the event horizon of existence. The rabbit hole of TOOL is deep.
"Time signatures keep changing". 😂 To be fair, it IS Tool.
God. This woman is so gorgeous and her reactions are amazing. I should start my own channel that shows my reactions to her reactions.
😂👍
By far my favorite band. My favorite drummer. Favorite singer/songwriter. Can't get sick of Tool or really anything Maynard does. Would love to see more Tool. (Invincible/Jerk Off/Anema) Also, The Humbling River by MJKs other project Puscifer is wonderful as well. I enjoy your vids!
Br At Danny Carey is the backbone of Tool
I dont know anymore... do I watch Rebecca's videos for the music, her reactions or just because she's soooooo good looking.
I saw TOOL in a small venue at the Strand in RI back in the mid 90s. He brought someone on stage and put them in a cage on stage.. it was an unforgettable concert. Love those guys
A perfect circle 3 libras!!
STRONGLY AGREE
I cried the first time I heard that. I thought, is that Tool? No f’ing way.
I second this ☝️
Dig your videos Rebecca. Look up A Perfect Circle’s song “3 Libras” its the same singer that you listened to here.
Yassss
Maynard has a smoother vocal approach in, A Perfect Circle. Review something from their first album.
Judith is my favorite by them
Yess, the best song of APC. Or Judith.
I love 3 Libras... it's such a beautiful song
It's a sad song if you know the back story. One of the best albums ever made imo.
You are such a doll and I'm loving watching you explore this thing that has been such a big part of my life. Spiral out!
Always enjoy your insightful analysis. Adds even more enjoyment to music I already appreciate.
This is a beautiful song, sung to his younger 11 year old self to come together a help move on together. And get though the tragedy that befell their mother when he was 11. Do lyric videos when doing tool by the way the make it more interesting. Love your channel.
I bet she's the type of girl that makes a whole neighborhood have a cigarette afterward, if you got the window open.
Fear Innoculum just came out, love to hear your take!
Pneuma...
Culling Voices
Descending
@Ben Ward the rest of the world disagrees
Why? This coach I feel isn't worthy of trying to explain Maynard
You're such a good listener! Nothing gets past you. :)
And I adore all your little idiosyncratic quirks. You seem pretty cool.
5:40 - 5:45 got me some weird looks
Same with me haha. Right away I came to the comments to see if I was alone in that. Glad it was not just me.
I’ve seen you comment on other tool vids
I started laughing out loud because she’s sexy weird.
And then my dumb ass just hit your timestamp knowing damn well what was going to happen.. haha
Hot
Thank you for sharing your personal source of inspiration for these videos. I hope your admission releases you from stress associated with the health complications & that you continue to most freely live your life with great love!
Seen TOOL 3 times and A Perfect Circle twice Maynard never disappoints.
Genuinely jealous
Seeing Tool for the 4th time on the 29th ,seen a perfect circle once . I agree ,always amazing
Or faces the crowd
GO SEE PUSCIFER!
Starting a GoFundMe to see tool for the first time. Help !
you should definitely react to TOOL - THE POT. it's a bit different vocally to what maynard usually does with tool, so i think you would have A LOT to say. also, it's a damn good song!
Yes plz do "the pot"👍
Oh god no. Her pausing it every 20 seconds and babbling about it would be far too annoying for such a killer song...
Hell yeah
No, 10,000 days is their least best album, I'm sick of you post-10,009 days "fans" thinking that album is their best work when AEnima is...for any band to go from the sound of Undertow to AEnima must have had some serious epiphanal moments in between
Does this douche Brynden Rivers just comment the same thing on every person that says anything about a song that isn’t on the Ænima album? Grow up and expand your music you simple minded twat.
React to Tool - 10000 days part 2 (Wings for Marie)! Awesome piece
Just bring tissues.
Both parts
YES PLEASE
I would strongly recommend doing both Wings for Marie and 10,000 Days (Wings for Marie Part 2) together. They are meant to be one piece.
Have to do both parts. But yes, its an amazing piece
Yes Maynard has a very unique angelic underworld voice from another demension. Tool's dark sound blends well with his singing voice! Very hypnotic! Wow!
I love the way you just dissolve yourself in the music and imagine yourself within the song so that you feel every inch and aspect of the song and its variations!!
Never listened to Tool before.......but love the darkness of it, with that deep bass. Deffo something I would have listened when I was suffering from depression (dark music was my escape.....1989 to 1999).
Check out the lead singers other band "A Perfect Circle".....I love their track 'Judith'.
As always, love you chick xxx
Tool wings for Marie pt 1 & 2...the emotion in that song is next level...it’s about his mothers death/life......
Correct. However, I prefer to view it as a song about his mothers freedom from her broken body she had undeservedly been trapped in for 27 years. Rather than death, she was finally given life
Maynard is such a talent, my favorite vocalist of all time for sure.
The goat
That image is meant to look like the afterglow of a television
This has always been my favorite Tool song; thanks for reviewing it!
Got to say, I really like them, wonderful reaction. thank you Rebecca..
Please Tool Pushit live version Salival. Masterpiece, wonderfull.
100% recommended
Absolutely
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The use of echo and whispers on these vocals is masterful... sometimes they tease what’s about to be sung, sometimes they come after his main vocals, in interesting thematic places
Tool isnt about singing,they are about an ideology that art is timeless!
Except Maynard is the greatest vocalist of all time. His voice is like sub woofers coming down from heaven
5:40... damn girl, I almost needed a cigarette..lol
Love that you get into Tool this much Rebecca. Cudos to you for expanding your vocal review palette!
Oh and yeah, Maynard's vocal tracks have more whispers than a PGA tournament, during the winning putt -- \m/
this song is about the disease his mom incurred when he was 11 years old, he left, then at some time felt the need to return. look up a live old version of the song called " You Lied". not much vocal content but what is there may bring you to tears
"Pneuma" is my favorite on the new album, but I think you might enjoy reacting to "Culling Voices" more.
Please do more tool!! I love watching someone as innocent and beautiful as you get so mesmerized by Maynard.
Visiting this song, off an album that's been out for 23 yrs, and hit the Top 10 on the Billboard 200.. AGAIN!!! Don't stop girl. Go check out more!!
Im always well and very dandy whilst watching one of your videos! Im a huge fan of Tool as well. Good music to listen to while kayaking.
You don't just listen to Tool or Pink Floyd...you experience them. There are so many layers to their music.
The 2 bands that can put you in a spiritual trance for hours
Massive Attack's album Mezzanine is like that as well. It is very easy to miss a lot of it on the first listen through.
Is it just me or is she getting more attractive 😁
I think she's always been attractive
It’s not you. It’s her.
Homina homina homina ...
Nah, it is the time signatures what keeps changing...
She is hot
What an odd comment to make.
"I move to heal as soon as pain allows, so we can reunite and both move on together" chills......everytime
One of my favorite Tool songs. The words saved me at a time I needed to bring my inner child home. Love this band!
"Eleven and she was gone
Eleven is when we waved good-bye
Eleven is standing still
Waiting for me to free him
By coming home"... he's talking about the age he was when his mom became paralyzed.
Do a reaction to Pushit, the live acoustic version off of Salival. I guarantee you will find quite a lot to talk about. It is my absolute favorite track by Tool and I've been following them since Opiate.
I agree with this guy you should do the Salival version of Pushit but first you have to find a comfortable yet vulnerable position to relax in
@@4tobybrooks I love both versions but the acoustic live off Salival has just way more emotion.
@@voided_reality6863 true, I go back and forth. Depends on my mood.
@@4tobybrooks For sure. Another favorite of mine is Reflection off Lateralus. Smoke a nice joint or bong rip and just fade into that one.
Yes!! Push it Salival is an experience like no other
One of the most beautiful songs that Tool plays, the sadness and desperation in Keenan's voice is so powerful, the music is perfect
Danny is a machine.
Maynard probably never heard be nice to your vocal chords.
Tool just put out a new song, maybe you could check that out if you feel like more Tool, it's great, called "Fear Inoculum"
@BallTistic Screecher it's not.
@BallTistic Screecher You thinking it's boring doesn't make it fact.
@BallTistic Screecher while I tend to agree that I wasn't blow away the first time I heard "fear Inoculum" the song, I am holding off judgement until I hear it in the context of the full album. The second and third time I heard the song I liked it a bit more, but I feel like it might be a better song in the context of the album.
I felt really engaged with the song for it's entire 10 minutes which is hard to pull off by it self ... It really grows on you .... It's no Vicarious as an opener but yeah we gotta be optimistic ... We definitely waited a long time to be this negative @balltistic
Not boring at all. Maynard's voice is amazing. Rebecca should hear it.
2:51 - 2:54 all the asmr channels are shaking
Watch out...
I thought the same thing 😂
@@rva Rebecca VOCAL COACH who? we only stan Rebecca ASMR
Danny carey has 40 arms and 20 feet, he's actually a Mayan god.
This song always gives me goosebumps.
Rebecca, will you do A Perfect Circle-The Noose next? I know you're a Tool fan, but The Noose shows off his vocal skill sooooo well.
Yes!!!
3 Libras Live on Jay Leno is so awesome to watch!!
@@reginasamilpa44 my favorite 3 libras!!!!
Want more crazy time signature madness? Rosetta Stoned is amazing by TOOL.
Idk why I like your channel so much. You’re a goofball and I love you for it :)
Excellent reviews and insight of course but your flavor is excellent
ugh, love this song . the whole album is bad ass, probably my favorite of his vocals
Seriously? TOOL reaction? This is becoming one of my favorite channels to be honest 😍
“The time signatures keep changing” ..she says.
Loved the first TOOL review and this one made me subscribe. Lol I literally had to pause when you said the time signature keeps changing I was laughing so hard. Love your reactions.
I would really like to see you react to Type O Negative. I recommend Love You To Death or Wolf Moon
How about Tool's latest released song?)
@BallTistic Screecher can't but agree. but they have finally released at least something. sitting and waiting for the whole album
@BallTistic Screecher we've got APC and Puscifer ) not Tool, but with more frequent albums
Ballistic you just go from comment to comment saying the same shit? Sad
Please can you react to Portishead - Numb at their live performance in Roseland NYC !
Maynard is one of the most powerful, unique vocalist alive. His song writing is thought provoking. He definitely takes you on a journey.
Just seen a great framed print - so good, I bought it. The message ? "No matter how you feel, get up, dress up, show up & never ever give up". Perfect.
Seems be about when his mom had a stroke or aneurysm when he was 11, James Herbert Keenan aka MJK...apparently his mom called him Jimmy.
Oh man wait til you hear the scream on the Grudge.
Glad to see you listening to Tool with headphones. You don’t get the full experience until you listen with headphones. You stated that you heard the whispers in the background, that’s the very reason you wear headphones with Tool.
Its one of my favourite songs of all time. Surreal and eerie but thats why i love it so much
The debate wages, however, according to Maynard's WikiPage "Keenan's mother suffered a paralyzing cerebral aneurysm in 1976, when Maynard was 11 (the inspiration for creative works such as Tool's songs "jimmy" and "Wings for Marie" as well as A Perfect Circle's "Judith")"
Please react to "Heilung - Krigsgaldr" ? It's incredible norse tribal music that just goes into your soul and mind
I just love that you are starting to love Tool! There is so much in their music that most don't appreciate. I am glad you do.
He whispers “showing me where it all begins” before singing it. That’s the indecipherable underlay of which she speaks. And the main theme is 2 bars of 3/4 and 1 of 4/4. Part B would be 2 of 3/4 and a 2/4. The slow part is swung 6/4. Just in case anyone is interested.