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His voice gives me the chills in this song...this is songwriting at it's most cerebral, such a special band, and such an incredible lyricist.......Tool Army forever!
@@im_in_immense_pain I put down hard stuff a while ago. This is my only vice nowadays. And like a lot of others will tell you: I owe these guys a lot. 😊✌
I love how you're whole demeanor changed as soon as Adam Jones came in with his ability to keep two guitar riffs at the same time. Just remember, it is one guitar player, one bass guitar player, one drummer and a vocalist.
For the fans, I like to lead with Mantra going into Culling Voices. It’s like listening to the voices in his head before he tells them to go away, and they pair really well together.
This song is so memorizingly beautiful. Feel like I'm flying and will never land. Then the song ends and I have to call the tower, get my feet bacon the ground, so I can push play and fly with the next Tool song on the list
On my first listen to the album, this was an outstanding song, mostly because I finally got to listen Maynard in full flash and I fell in love in the song. Then I went deep into the album and I fell in love in all other songs, but I think Culling Voices still stays as my favorite. It's a buildup masterpiece, it puts me into divine trance, makes me feel so good.
@@trogdorman121 And how serendipitous, kind of. When were young we wanna rush into adulthood, and when we approach middle age we want to wind the clock back again.
Dude you're so in it around the 2.5 minute mark. Just listening, and feeling it and I LOVE that you're not following along to the lyrics by reading them and instead experiencing them. This track really shows Maynard's vocal capacity!!
I feel like this song had a “regular” tool style structure with more drums and whatnot, and then in the studio they decided to go in this different direction. They did say this song was the one song that wasn’t 100% done before they recorded.
Where do you recall reading that? Because i remember reading in the Revolver issue that came out right before the album Justin said this is the only album that the band felt they went in and recorded each song 100 percent the eay they intended to have it recorded. He mentioned they always had regrets for studio tracks in retrospect in previous albums, but that this one was 100 percent done going in.
And for the longest time, i felt this track was half-hashed. I didnt particularly care for it..simply put, it bored me to tears. But it has grown on me, big time. I really feel like it is perfect in this form. So contemplative, bitter, sad, beautiful in a melancholy dark autumn red-orange kind of way..then invigorating, enraging to a smoldering pulp...idk. i absolutely love it now.
@@ouroboros9129 don’t remember where. I think it was Adam that mentioned something about culling voices having some elements that changed in the studio and with the type of song it is that makes sense. But definitely for the most part these songs clearly were all worked out before they hit the studio.
This song is a perfect example of musical restraint. We know what Tool can do… and yet here they hold all that back creating an even greater sense of tension.
After this album I think you should really give a listen to Karnivool. Their first album Themata is a little nu-metal-ish, but the other two albums (Sound Awake and Asymmetry) are prog metal masterpieces.
would you like to describe your experience as an astrophysicist in a future video? I'd love to hear that. It kinda shocks me and I am intrigued that you were an astrophysicist
Took my grandma to a Tool show. She loves Tool but all she did the whole night was yell, TELL EM TO TURN IT DOWN!!! IT'S TOO LOUD!!!! I had to shake my head in shame and pretend i didn't know her :/
L o l Poor Grams. I took a couple sets of earplugs with me to the Nov 2019 show. Ended up giving a pair away. Make sure you take some next time. Seriously.
This song was a grower for me. Originally I thought it "sucked", but over time this has become one of my favorites from the album. Adam Jones' clean riffs in this are remarkable.
Probably the most disappointing song on the album for me. It starts off so good. I love the way it builds, and it just ends without taking you where you hoped it would. Maynard still sounds great here. And it’s not that I don’t like the song. It just had potential to be a lot better.
@@GearsOfCake yeah I totally understand where you're coming from. But then again, the core parts of the songs on this album are simply phenomenal. That's why I don't mind the lenghty endings of any of them
Culling Voices is probably the most underrated song on the album :)
maybe young fans🥳
@@vicarious4105 What about them?
Nah, it's rated appropriately.
It's the worst song on the album. It's good but all the others are better
This is in the upper echelon of TOOL songs ...if you ACTUALLY listen to his deep lyrics
His voice gives me the chills in this song...this is songwriting at it's most cerebral, such a special band, and such an incredible lyricist.......Tool Army forever!
...and ever. Spiral out, Brother!
Petitioning for you to do A Perfect Circle after you're done with Tool
Please please please! Yes!!! He'll love it!!!!
The buildup in this song is amazing
It amazes me how much our tool army has inspired this man to listen to every song in order. Its truly amazing
Oh my, 7empest is SOOOOO close!!!
dude when i saw the title for this video my thoughts were exactly the same lol. i want him to do a listen of the updated opiate version too 🙂
@@dabstradamus That would be legit
That build up then the bass then the drums is just phenomenal
This is my rabbit's favorite song.
I'll come home from work in the morning and put it on. She hops in her bed and goes to sleep, every time.
I love how you are literally everywhere, i just cant find a comment on a tool related video without you being there lol
@@im_in_immense_pain I put down hard stuff a while ago. This is my only vice nowadays. And like a lot of others will tell you: I owe these guys a lot. 😊✌
I love how you're whole demeanor changed as soon as Adam Jones came in with his ability to keep two guitar riffs at the same time. Just remember, it is one guitar player, one bass guitar player, one drummer and a vocalist.
For the fans, I like to lead with Mantra going into Culling Voices. It’s like listening to the voices in his head before he tells them to go away, and they pair really well together.
The 7empest awaits.
This song is so memorizingly beautiful. Feel like I'm flying and will never land. Then the song ends and I have to call the tower, get my feet bacon the ground, so I can push play and fly with the next Tool song on the list
On my first listen to the album, this was an outstanding song, mostly because I finally got to listen Maynard in full flash and I fell in love in the song. Then I went deep into the album and I fell in love in all other songs, but I think Culling Voices still stays as my favorite. It's a buildup masterpiece, it puts me into divine trance, makes me feel so good.
This album is not for people who lack patience.
Exactly. Once you devote some time to it becomes an absolute favorite
I showed my friend invincible and the very first thing he did was fast forward to the middle of the song to see if it had more energy lol
@@trogdorman121 Good grief. It's about the journey lol. The payoff is so much sweeter when it builds and builds
@@trogdorman121 Oh hell naw.
@@trogdorman121 And how serendipitous, kind of. When were young we wanna rush into adulthood, and when we approach middle age we want to wind the clock back again.
Dude you're so in it around the 2.5 minute mark. Just listening, and feeling it and I LOVE that you're not following along to the lyrics by reading them and instead experiencing them. This track really shows Maynard's vocal capacity!!
This song is almost as amazing as Reflection in my book ..his voice is hauntingly beautiful
Reflection? Dang autocorrect
This first time I listened to it I fell in love. It’s almost like I had heard it before.
Such a lovely opening...but the second half of this song??? Fuckjn awesome, when it changes - so subtle is nutz. Underrated for sure👏🏻👏🏻
I feel like this song had a “regular” tool style structure with more drums and whatnot, and then in the studio they decided to go in this different direction. They did say this song was the one song that wasn’t 100% done before they recorded.
Seems to me like the heavy parts were written for Ænima then shelved.
Where do you recall reading that? Because i remember reading in the Revolver issue that came out right before the album Justin said this is the only album that the band felt they went in and recorded each song 100 percent the eay they intended to have it recorded. He mentioned they always had regrets for studio tracks in retrospect in previous albums, but that this one was 100 percent done going in.
And for the longest time, i felt this track was half-hashed. I didnt particularly care for it..simply put, it bored me to tears. But it has grown on me, big time. I really feel like it is perfect in this form. So contemplative, bitter, sad, beautiful in a melancholy dark autumn red-orange kind of way..then invigorating, enraging to a smoldering pulp...idk. i absolutely love it now.
@@ouroboros9129 don’t remember where. I think it was Adam that mentioned something about culling voices having some elements that changed in the studio and with the type of song it is that makes sense. But definitely for the most part these songs clearly were all worked out before they hit the studio.
Most underrated on the album.
Can't wait until you get to 7empest!!!
Awesome song! A real hidden jem!
This song is a perfect example of musical restraint. We know what Tool can do… and yet here they hold all that back creating an even greater sense of tension.
My personal favorite on this album
I already know this going to be a good vid and I didn't start yet
After this album I think you should really give a listen to Karnivool. Their first album Themata is a little nu-metal-ish, but the other two albums (Sound Awake and Asymmetry) are prog metal masterpieces.
good advice, it can be a great journey for him.
I do concur ;-)
Yes!
Underrated gem. Enjoy
Please be stoned when you listen to 7empest.
Or go all in and have a trip, I have never experienced anything quite as magnificent as 7empest while riding those upper realms.
Yes definitely, Maynard was the highlight. 👍
DONT YOU DARE
Always gives me shivers, everytime. Absolute sleeper of the album and potentially my favourite from it 😬
After the Tool Journey you should transition to A Perfect Circle discography
would you like to describe your experience as an astrophysicist in a future video? I'd love to hear that. It kinda shocks me and I am intrigued that you were an astrophysicist
Yes, I'd love to hear about that and didn't he say he practiced Qi Gong??
Somewhere deep down we can all agree that TOOL sounds different than any other band, right? As a grown man… I salute you …. Thats it
sound on this video is on point ! whatever OBS stuff was going on prior, not to be found here whatsoever :D
gonna be some space for videos once 7empest is done! King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard time? 🤞❤
Took my grandma to a Tool show. She loves Tool but all she did the whole night was yell, TELL EM TO TURN IT DOWN!!! IT'S TOO LOUD!!!!
I had to shake my head in shame and pretend i didn't know her :/
L o l
Poor Grams. I took a couple sets of earplugs with me to the Nov 2019 show. Ended up giving a pair away. Make sure you take some next time. Seriously.
7empest is gonna blow your wig back
Are you still around ? Eagerly awaiting some of your own songs but doesnt seem to be much happening here the last few months.
This song was a grower for me. Originally I thought it "sucked", but over time this has become one of my favorites from the album. Adam Jones' clean riffs in this are remarkable.
Best track on the album.
What do you inherently listen to?
Its haunting. Different , more akin to Puscifer
no more radiohead? :(
Your obviously Steeoned..😎
This is the best track on the album no one reacts to it. Sad
7empest :(
tools version of a lullaby. don't think they really had to add such a thing to their catalogue. beautyful, but same time pretty boring.
It's boring until it isn't and Adam comes in with that crunchy riff
Probably the most disappointing song on the album for me. It starts off so good. I love the way it builds, and it just ends without taking you where you hoped it would. Maynard still sounds great here. And it’s not that I don’t like the song. It just had potential to be a lot better.
We will have to agree to disagree
Wait for two-tree, maybe five yers😏
That's how I feel about fear inoculum and invincible, both have lacklustre endings
@@GearsOfCake yeah I totally understand where you're coming from. But then again, the core parts of the songs on this album are simply phenomenal. That's why I don't mind the lenghty endings of any of them
they're probably gonna improve on it and expand the sound when they get around to playing it live.