Not really... they are the worst live band I have ever seen.... Saw them in Philadelphia, Atlantic City and New York.. City The trio are as tight as a frog's ass 😎😎😎. But Maynard 🗣🎙..... 😬😬😩🏳🏳🏳🏳😝
I wonder if people who aren't musicians notice all of the very subtle communication between the three instrumentalists? Every time I watch these live videos I see how often Adam, Justin, and Danny are giving each other subtle cues. They seem to be constantly talking to each other throughout the songs with subtle head movements, looks, facial expressions, etc. Moreso than any other band I've seen live.
Justin is one of the most stand out bassists on earth. He simply plays a role just as important as Adam in the band. He solos and does so much in the band. He is having so much fun in here. Tool forever!
2013 in Adelaide was a FAR performance. I recorded it but no biased here, it's fact, but couldn't get the last few seconds because, you know, security.
I was there right underneath you, and this poor guy, who was peaking on some kind of psychedelic, was being escorted out by security at the beginning of this song, and when the drums came in and the lights turned red, he dropped to the floor clutching to the railing as if it was the only thing in the world that was real. The kept yanking on him, and I interveined. I looked him in the eyes, and yelled, "It's all good, man! You're Okay!! It's Tool, baby!! You got this!" He looked at me terrified, violently nodded his head, stood up, and made his way up the stairs." I feel sorry that he probably didn't make it back to the show, but I hope I helped his trip a bit.
I saw them in Milwaukee and we were lucky enough to be on Justins side of the stage right next to him. He is very entertaining to watch. Plus Adam and Justin came out in their halloween costumes. All around great show. I feel bad for people who aren't fans of this band.
The surround sound was so freakin cool. Never experienced that at a concert before. It was most notable during the bridge in Pneuma for Danny's pads, the ambient sounds between songs, and especially Chocolate Chip Trip.
@@haroldbon9732 Especially interesting too because none of the so-called "rock critics" have picked up on it. Like you, I only noticed it on some of the more subtle arrangements of various songs. At full blast, the audience never new what hit them. Gotta give the sound guy major kudos, the Philly show was seriously dialed in across the board (literally) and clarity and intesity was off-the-charts
@@ericvonha7694 I noticed a lot of people looking up at the rafters during those parts like "whoa surround sound." I saw them in Cincinnati and Cleveland this tour and have to agree this is the best they've ever sounded. Loudest too, holy crap.
Harold Bon Saw them in Toronto on the 12th. Great show but expected it to be louder. No ringing ears after. Talked to a buddy who saw them the night before and he said the same thing. Whats up? Did Toronto get two dialed down shows? Been to many shows a lot louder. My wife dragged me to Fleetwood Mac a couple weeks before in the same building and my ears were ringing after that show. WTF?? Dont get me wrong,the sound was excellent but when killing Joke came on the bass was shaking my insides. I guess it shows you dont have to be loud to be great. Love it Loud though!
Saw them in Glendale, Az, best sound ever, and it was at the right level also, I thought nobody ever would top a Pink Floyd show sound but I stand corrected
Thanks so much for the upload...I'm too old to go to concerts anymore but I'm too young to not love TOOL....I wish TOOL played the Spectrum in the 70's ...:)
ROB-IN-PHILLY Go! You’re not too old. Everyone just stands their in their assigned seat and enjoys the music. It’s a lot more chill than you might think.
Peter Hanes I agree because i was there! Jambi a highlight for me that night. That and Schism. Both not my favourite songs going in but damn afterwards i had changed my mind for sure.
Bill Anderson it’s lowkey infuriating how I’ll ask ppl around me if they ever liked tool in their youth and even my boss who is in his thirties said “he heard it around his roommates apt and it all sounded the same”.. I kept my mouth shut but he loves modern mumble rap so I’ll let him be the hypocrite lmao
One of the most amazing concert experiences ever was seeing them 20th row in Atlanta on this tour. Even over the previous 3 times. It was unreal how tight they were. Money extremely well spent.
Seen Tool in the past, including outside surrounded by Arizona mountains, along with Puscifer a couple times and A Perfect Circle, and tbh you lucked out on Monday bc thats the best I have ever heard them, especially maynard. So fuckin good lol
Very nice sound quality! I'm going to see them in Vegas on January 17th. I first saw them in 2001 in Charlotte North Carolina touring Lateralus and then in 2003 in Richmond Virginia, still touring Lateralus and then in 2008 again in Richmond touring 10000 days. I have a feeling this will be their last album and I wanted to say goodbye properly as this will be my first time seeing them solo and on the West Coast.
Man I just saw them, on 3/11 in Portland, OR. On the next day an iron curtain was lowered with COVID19 hysteria. all venues cancelled, I saw their last show until the tour picks up again! They were more polished on this song like they crafted it better with each live performance. Amazing show, I was row 6, Adam's side. Setlist was perfect. OGT Spiral out.
It's so cool to see justin and adam share the stage..Looks like they're generally having fun again...Pro tip: always sit on justins side for an upgraded experience.
Also I noticed Adams been using an in ear this tour. I wonder exactly what all for considering he has many monitors where he typically stands. I think for the intro to Fear Inoculum and maybe for here in Jambi when he's standing near Justin so he can hear himself as if he were by his monitors.
If you are wondering what Adam is doing next to justin in the beginning, hes rocking back and forth like the guitarist in Mudvaynes music video for ''Dig''
What Adam plays in the beginning is damn cool. Chances are that it might eventually grow into a fully fledged song and might appear in their next album as well. But that will be another 10 year wait :)
@@patrickcummins79 Hey. Saw the one you uploaded. I too remember listening to it a couple of times before. But, never knew they have been playing this since a decade until I came across your video :)
@@patrickcummins79 If you listen to the 72826 EP right at the beginning of Part of Me you can hear this same riff just quickly before the drums kick in. It's an old old old idea, be great to hear it expanded even further!
I think most rock band singers aren't getting more attention than the rest of it, I always see lots of people praising the bass/guitars/drums/whatever a lot with almost any artist.
I think maynard tries to stick to the background...gotta remember tho...with tool...well its not tool with out the four of em, maynard justin danny and adam
Bro thanks for sharing but maybe before you film a band learn their songs at least enough to where the key parts come and go you’re filming the right member of the band,This is not an attack just sayin everyone including yourself with enjoy the playback a lot more!!!
Adam looks like he's just a dad that "can play guitar" so indifferent!
Meanwhile Justin is in his own universe 😝
Danny Carey’s been having a lot of fun with Jambi lately
Look up his drum clinic of Jambi. You won't be disappointed.
Justin's antics never fail to pull a big ole smile from me. I feel like no one else is a bigger Tool fan lol! We're lucky to have him.
I love Justin. I play bass too and I've been known to do that guitar hump he does when I'm in a groove. Love this dude.
Justin kicks ass period and I’m not a bass player I’m a dummee
@@jubankta1627 If you're here I'd say you're definitely not a dummy. :)
@@jubankta1627 if you were a dumbie youd be listening to taylor swift instead of tool
Same! He was just as animated at the Milwaukee show. Kept turning to his section and playing for us...super cool
Easily one of the most badass songs ever, never disappoints when live either
Justin looks and dances more like the old Maynard than Maynard does now
Nothing can resemble old 90's Maynard lol!!
Before Maynard's hip surgery he taught Justin all his old dance moves to ensure his spirit carries on.
Looks like been on lsd to me
I kind of like the current "threatening gargoyle squat" Maynard
Justin Chancellor is the real frontman. 😂😂
Watching Tool perform is probably what it woulda been like to watch Michelangelo paint the Sistine Chapel.
Chadd Skinner touché on that lol
just that they dont hate that.
just that they dont hate doing music in general
Not really... they are the worst live band I have ever seen....
Saw them in Philadelphia, Atlantic City and New York..
City
The trio are as tight as a frog's ass 😎😎😎.
But Maynard 🗣🎙..... 😬😬😩🏳🏳🏳🏳😝
I wonder if people who aren't musicians notice all of the very subtle communication between the three instrumentalists? Every time I watch these live videos I see how often Adam, Justin, and Danny are giving each other subtle cues. They seem to be constantly talking to each other throughout the songs with subtle head movements, looks, facial expressions, etc. Moreso than any other band I've seen live.
You can tell when they mess up (other than Adam) because Adam always shoots them a look lol!
@@Itsunclegabby like the time at aftershock, when maynard "trolled" AJ. Lol
4:27
The ancient spirit has possessed Justin lol
This has got to be Top 10 best metal songs of ALL TIME no doubt! It’s so well put together, so perfect!
What a great show. Security was escorting people out left and right for videoing the show.
I can't listen to this song and not do Adam's talk box solo. Every damn time. Seeing them in Atlantic City tonight. So hyped.
WANTED TO GO BUT HAVE TO WORK CURRENTLY "WORKING", sorry caps.
Yeah me to man....
I saw them on Thursday
I was at the ac show. Fucking amazing
AC was good but I was at the Philly show 4 days prior and they played swamp song!!
Justin is one of the most stand out bassists on earth.
He simply plays a role just as important as Adam in the band. He solos and does so much in the band.
He is having so much fun in here.
Tool forever!
Wow. This footage is priceless.
Loved it. One of my top 3 TOOL songs and this is a terrific live rendition. Love Justin's cheeky British sense of humour
2013 in Adelaide was a FAR performance. I recorded it but no biased here, it's fact, but couldn't get the last few seconds because, you know, security.
Seen them live. Absolute magic, wanted a big speakers to say " it was fucking great" and tool by heart.
I was there right underneath you, and this poor guy, who was peaking on some kind of psychedelic, was being escorted out by security at the beginning of this song, and when the drums came in and the lights turned red, he dropped to the floor clutching to the railing as if it was the only thing in the world that was real. The kept yanking on him, and I interveined. I looked him in the eyes, and yelled, "It's all good, man! You're Okay!! It's Tool, baby!! You got this!" He looked at me terrified, violently nodded his head, stood up, and made his way up the stairs."
I feel sorry that he probably didn't make it back to the show, but I hope I helped his trip a bit.
@John Mehew Hahaha OMG that's classic! That dude will be fine. Nice job, probably saved him from a trip to a hospital with just a few words.
Classic. I was tripping so hard at Aftershock that guy could have been me.
Awe man. Where were his buddies? Thank you for being there for him.
man thats a great story
I saw them in Milwaukee and we were lucky enough to be on Justins side of the stage right next to him. He is very entertaining to watch. Plus Adam and Justin came out in their halloween costumes. All around great show. I feel bad for people who aren't fans of this band.
My boys. ❤️ 1:45
These guys are so incredible, the absolute GOATS of music for sure
Awesome show all around. Little known fact, the sound system actually used rear stadium speakers for surround sound
The surround sound was so freakin cool. Never experienced that at a concert before. It was most notable during the bridge in Pneuma for Danny's pads, the ambient sounds between songs, and especially Chocolate Chip Trip.
@@haroldbon9732 Especially interesting too because none of the so-called "rock critics" have picked up on it. Like you, I only noticed it on some of the more subtle arrangements of various songs. At full blast, the audience never new what hit them. Gotta give the sound guy major kudos, the Philly show was seriously dialed in across the board (literally) and clarity and intesity was off-the-charts
@@ericvonha7694 I noticed a lot of people looking up at the rafters during those parts like "whoa surround sound." I saw them in Cincinnati and Cleveland this tour and have to agree this is the best they've ever sounded. Loudest too, holy crap.
Harold Bon Saw them in Toronto on the 12th. Great show but expected it to be louder. No ringing ears after. Talked to a buddy who saw them the night before and he said the same thing. Whats up? Did Toronto get two dialed down shows? Been to many shows a lot louder. My wife dragged me to Fleetwood Mac a couple weeks before in the same building and my ears were ringing after that show. WTF?? Dont get me wrong,the sound was excellent but when killing Joke came on the bass was shaking my insides. I guess it shows you dont have to be loud to be great. Love it Loud though!
Saw them in Glendale, Az, best sound ever, and it was at the right level also, I thought nobody ever would top a Pink Floyd show sound but I stand corrected
Thanks so much for the upload...I'm too old to go to concerts anymore but I'm too young to not love TOOL....I wish TOOL played the Spectrum in the 70's ...:)
ROB-IN-PHILLY Go! You’re not too old. Everyone just stands their in their assigned seat and enjoys the music. It’s a lot more chill than you might think.
I saw Tool at the Spectrum on 10/29/2002 on Lateralus tour.. One of the best shows ever.
@@INT_Based Tool has lots of love in philly..:)
Whew!!! That hit and the snare roll at 6:21...something about it was just right.
They miss being on stage..it shows..and Justin always making love to his bass fkn badass 🤟
This was a highlight of the night 2 Toronto show, love the extended bits and the keyboard player from Killing Joke jamming on this sounded great
Peter Hanes I agree because i was there! Jambi a highlight for me that night. That and Schism. Both not my favourite songs going in but damn afterwards i had changed my mind for sure.
It’s honestly amazing how much more badass a song can sound if you have a nice and loud bass groove. Case in point: any tool song ever.
My mind was hella bent at the Cleveland show🤘🏼
there was a fungus among us at this show!!
Bill Anderson it’s lowkey infuriating how I’ll ask ppl around me if they ever liked tool in their youth and even my boss who is in his thirties said “he heard it around his roommates apt and it all sounded the same”.. I kept my mouth shut but he loves modern mumble rap so I’ll let him be the hypocrite lmao
Best concert I've ever been to. Can't wait til they come around again.
One of the most amazing concert experiences ever was seeing them 20th row in Atlanta on this tour. Even over the previous 3 times. It was unreal how tight they were. Money extremely well spent.
Amazing to be a part of this on Monday. I loved it. First Tool show.
Seen Tool in the past, including outside surrounded by Arizona mountains, along with Puscifer a couple times and A Perfect Circle, and tbh you lucked out on Monday bc thats the best I have ever heard them, especially maynard. So fuckin good lol
Whoever filmed this....u did an awesome job!!! Close ups!!!!!! Thank you!!!
Is that Rick Grimes as the bassist?
Very nice sound quality! I'm going to see them in Vegas on January 17th. I first saw them in 2001 in Charlotte North Carolina touring Lateralus and then in 2003 in Richmond Virginia, still touring Lateralus and then in 2008 again in Richmond touring 10000 days. I have a feeling this will be their last album and I wanted to say goodbye properly as this will be my first time seeing them solo and on the West Coast.
Man I just saw them, on 3/11 in Portland, OR. On the next day an iron curtain was lowered with COVID19 hysteria. all venues cancelled, I saw their last show until the tour picks up again! They were more polished on this song like they crafted it better with each live performance. Amazing show, I was row 6, Adam's side. Setlist was perfect. OGT Spiral out.
My favorite tool song!
I saw this live!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great one.....one of my favorite tool jams
Loved this live!!!!!!!one of the best life experiences ever
This is REALLY GREAT footage!!!
It's so cool to see justin and adam share the stage..Looks like they're generally having fun again...Pro tip: always sit on justins side for an upgraded experience.
GOD THAT WAS AMAZING.
Excellent filming Tito.
OMFG what a performance 🤘 saw em in Pittsburgh the 8th
Simply amazing
Thank you.
1:43
Thanks for the upload, much appreciated! #Jambi
Also I noticed Adams been using an in ear this tour. I wonder exactly what all for considering he has many monitors where he typically stands. I think for the intro to Fear Inoculum and maybe for here in Jambi when he's standing near Justin so he can hear himself as if he were by his monitors.
Danny Carey is absolute beast in this track stellar presentation all around I was flying at this point...
Real cool man thanks
They are so fucking amazing!!
If you are wondering what Adam is doing next to justin in the beginning, hes rocking back and forth like the guitarist in Mudvaynes music video for ''Dig''
Saw them Feb 14th in Perth . Almost a year later and my mind is still blown , sensory overload .
What Adam plays in the beginning is damn cool. Chances are that it might eventually grow into a fully fledged song and might appear in their next album as well. But that will be another 10 year wait :)
Go to my CZcams page. I have uploaded many versions of that interlude on my page. Search my videos, you will find it in two videos.
He has played that much better in the past, see my videos of it.
I perked right up when hearing that in the concert, having waited years to hear that interlude live, after hearing on many bootlegs from about 2007.
@@patrickcummins79 Hey. Saw the one you uploaded. I too remember listening to it a couple of times before. But, never knew they have been playing this since a decade until I came across your video :)
@@patrickcummins79 If you listen to the 72826 EP right at the beginning of Part of Me you can hear this same riff just quickly before the drums kick in. It's an old old old idea, be great to hear it expanded even further!
My god that was epic
What did you use to take this video? That's some pretty crisp zoom. Thanks for posting.
Wait you uploaded the other video. Did you just stand there all show recording it on your phone?? Lolll sad
Adams right hand gives James Hetfield a run for his money
They've never sounded better.its cool to see Maynard with some light on him instead of the dark.never understood why he did that
Audience fear. He's too shy
Is this shot from a gopro?
I was row 1 right in front of Justin, I was the last person he pointed at in the beginning
you didnt have an usher yelling at you about your phone?
This is most likely a professional camera, a phone wouldn't manage those zooms. Maybe they care less about cameras, idk
so pissed i missed this
01:00....Justin what the hells wrong?! Not geeting any at home?! :-)
picajoool he’s a bassist so no
@@Yoda-hw7kv That intro is a riff they have been playing a long time.....but it didnt get to the new album :-(
Man.. i wish
Meka leka high meka heiny ho
1:50 that pedal board!
It's pissening sickening woooo
I can't 100% tell because of the audio, but it almost sounds like they're playing this in drop D again, instead of C# or drop c, whichever one it was.
This sounds like it's drop D to my ears - were they playing this tuned down previously? I know they've got The Pot tuned way down.
4:42 lmao
Stand down.... FBI
never understand why people keep filming maynard so much. just a man standing in front of a mic in the dark. would rather keep at Danny and Justin.
Just his presence demands attention. But I'd say that about the rest of them too.
Haha, at 0:54 Justin does his 'humping Adam's leg' dance.
Had to watch a tutorial to understand how Adam is doing the first riff with such a relaxed and slow right hand.
Now I see how ignorant I am.
Free up those hips like an old man
I hope you learned from your taping experience.
This is a band kickin the shit out of one of Thier favourite songs! Maynards voice is getting better with age I think
that's gotta be a joke right? He sounds weak and awful lol
Woolite Mammoth Hahaha.....ha!
chris pehora It’s definitely not getting better
the band is so talented its just sucks that the singer always gets more attention.Singers you're time is up!
I think most rock band singers aren't getting more attention than the rest of it, I always see lots of people praising the bass/guitars/drums/whatever a lot with almost any artist.
I think maynard tries to stick to the background...gotta remember tho...with tool...well its not tool with out the four of em, maynard justin danny and adam
Bro thanks for sharing but maybe before you film a band learn their songs at least enough to where the key parts come and go you’re filming the right member of the band,This is not an attack just sayin everyone including yourself with enjoy the playback a lot more!!!
what a fail recording jesus christ