Tool - 7empest (Reaction) So This Is Greatness
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Rest of the band : Hey Adam, got any new riffs for the new album???
Adam : Hold my beer.....
I f n love that. Im using it. I'm texting my brother in law right now. LOL. ✌
Dylan you need to pin David's comment. 🤘
🤣🤣🤣 LMFAO!!! Right?!!! My god man 🔥
richard W DONE & DONE!
Indeed 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😂😂😂😂😂
I am a 71 year old woman and this music is the best music I have ever heard. Unbelievable journey. Thank you Tool.
I'm 63 and grew up in the 70's with the best music and then along came Tool and A Perfect Circle and I was reborn. Love them. Been to about 40 of their concerts.
I am 67 and I have to listen to Tool every day. Magical
Be my grandma? lol
I am 90 years old an this is music made me feel 50 years younger.
I'm 62... I like Tool and older women... how about it?😆
this is the final boss of metal music
Julio Espada 💯
That be arch enemy "my apocalypse" but close
and is dead.like everything at rock/metal since 2000...
IF they remade Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock this whole album would be the final boss. It would only be beatable with an entire four player effort.
greatest response ever.
Probably one of the longest songs to win a Grammy. The fact that enough people have the attention span for more than a 3 minute pop song tickles me in a way
This is the longest song, at least in heavy metal, to ever win a grammy
That's exactly what Danny said at the podium when they won!
Many of they're best songs are like that, give them a listen, what's your hurry?
Many of the
So much in this song, greatness!
Producer: Adam, how many riffs do you have for this song.
Adam: Yes.
That's some jazzy improv. prog. insanity.
😅😁🤘😍😎
@@brentwalker3300Insanity!🖤
The only thing predictable about a new TOOL album is, I’m gonna suck at air drums. ( ._.)
i felt this all the way from the other side of the globe...
Yeah im crap aawell ☹
Direct hit right in my chest guy
Dude, no freakin shit.
And air guitar...
Possibly the greatest track recorded this century.
Unfortunately lateralus was made in 2000, so that rank belongs to it
@@victor_. Rosetta Stoned > Lateralus > 7empest
@@HeavyMetalfan21 Personally agree but it’s subjective
Considering music needed a set of booster cables for last 13 years , I can kinda agree ... This shit is amazing and sliced together perfectly
Just the fact that I would automatically put up Pneuma against you says so much about this album. Not a bad song on it 👊🏻
I'm a 59-year-old dude. When I first sat down and listened to this in early Sept 2019 I knew about 4 minutes in that this would be special. At about 7 minutes in a strange thing happened: A tear came to my eye and I started blubbering like an eight-year-old, no screaming or anything... At 10 minutes it finally dawned on me what was happening! I thought of a Beatles fan carefully placing the brand new White Album on the turntable in the late 60's, or when I heard the first minute of Zepp's "Achilles Last Stand" in 1976. Whatever reason we are drawn to Metal or any type of music, my emotions were asking me "Is this it?", "Will this be the highest moment of my music listening life?", "Will there be ever be better than this?" "Is it impossible to get better than this?". I don't believe as humans we are ever prepared to not wish for more.
Ditto
Yeah man. Just figure this, on first listen I thought "it was ok". Man was I wrong, this is perfection.
music can do that to ya big fella happenned on more that one occasion to me and every time i know its my pure love of music for me punk and metal
It’s all good mate all it means is that you have good taste.
I've always said I was born 20 years too late, I wish I had enjoyed (or endured as it wasn't always pretty) the 60's and 70's music "live" instead of in retrospect.
This song alone in concert is worth the price of the ticket
THEY WON A GRAMMY IN 2019 FOR THIS SONG FOR BEST ROCK METAL PERFORMANCE NOT BAD FOR GUYS IN THERE 50'S.
Lita Wells deserved. To say the least
Goes to show that age is meaningless...
Their
@@Vaeren222 petty
🙌
Tempest and Pneuma are going to be all time classics!
+ Descending
+ Invincible
Most of the album: Danny Carry and Friends
7empest: Adam Jones and Friends
I mean Maynard himself couldn't have explained FI any better than this!
Bahahaha spot on
Agreed. Which one would be considered the Bass feature though? Pnuema? And if ones got a more lyrical focus than the rest, would that be Descending? I’m thinking so. Thoughts?
@@darthkahnobis I would have to say Invincible. Justin has even said he had to basically fight to get his bass solo on that track and is proud of that one.
@@rgonz yep
Best American rock band of the past 30 years, period!
Nairb O. NO QUESTION
No shit ha
Yup and its not even close. There is nobody even in the same ball park as Tool.
Absofuckinglutely true!
I think you could make a pretty good argument for best rock band period. In terms of sophistication and quality at least.
A masterpiece of musicianship. The more I listen the better it gets... and I’ve listened probably 200 times!... Tool for Life! Nuf said.
Alex Di Carlo 💯 Alex this track is insane. This is the product of 13 fu*king years in the making and it SHOWS! I’ve been listening to it nonstop and I’m constantly hearing greatest coming at me at all angles. We actually listened to it 3 more times after our initial listen because is was impossible to catch on to the layers upon layers of a mind blowing masterpiece. That’s why I said I’m toast at the end of this video because we were taken on one of the greatest musical rides of ALL TIME
Masterpiece. Perfect summary of it.
@@dmusiclife5727 "45 minutes later"
Dylan Caldwell Thanks Dylan and well said. It’s great hearing from you. I’ve been watching your reactions of Tool songs since day one and Love every single one of them. Nothing but pure emotion and I can truly appreciate that. Now that you’ve brought your wife along for the journey, it’s even more amazing to see her reaction! Let’s just hope the journey’s not over yet. We need more of this!! I’m not sure if I can wait another 13 years!! Peace out Tool Brother!
Erica Caldwell Thanks Erica. Your reactions have been truly inspiring! Keep them coming!!
Your wife looks like she's having a religious experience.
My wish is to find a woman who enjoys TOOL as much as I do.
That would be like hitting the jackpot and having the best sex of your life on the same day - Right!!
Paul
Funny...my wish is to find a guy who enjoys TOOL as much as I do 😁🤣
@@kathyn1222 I'm available...in Ft.Lauderdale.
You’re searching for a unicorn my friend. If you ever find one of those girls you NEVER let go😂
@@kathyn1222 SAME
I'm 41, and, listening to "Fear Inoculum" made me feel like I was 13, hearing Tool for the first time again!
Anon Nymous , so true!
Such a shame that it was done in 09 but Maynard had 2nd thoughts about it so he refused to release it for 10 years
Apparently, according to Danny Carey. Adam Jones just came in and did that 7 minute solo or whatever that was, in one take and blew everyone's mind:)
No shit? I’d like to see a confirmation of that! It sounds too damn crisp to nail on a first try or to not break down into sections.
@@cyberdemon1702
ruclips.net/video/qPstmw9T3yU/видео.html
around 45:24 He talks about it in other interviews as well
I believe it 💯. I can tell there’s so many sections of the material where they’re are just jamming/improvising. After being in group for decades you get together and no one talks to each other. someone will start a guitar lick a drum beat what have you and everyone joins in. They’ve developed such a binding chemistry they can all get in a room and start jamming without a word being said. You can tell they just hit record start jamming and the outcome eventually molds its way into another masterpiece. I’ve been in a few bands where the chemistry was so on point that’s exactly what we’d do and before we knew we had a bunch of promising material without a word said
I'm not surprised. Except it's on a les paul
@@jasonhardison7103 94
" For this song, there's so much to be said .... but nothing needs to be said." Dylan, you're wife nailed it.
maengun 20 💯. It leaves you speechless because the song speaks for itself
“Tool is…
This song is…
Mannn, this song…”
Yea, we’ve all been trying to figure out what Tool is for 20 years. We feel you.
this feels like all tool albums in one song
Yep, it's like a greatest hits without being one, they took all there's best riff, drum patern, bass line, vocals, everything and made a song out of it.... not in a way like " our fan realy like this or this song, so let make a song that sound like it" More in a way "let expand on that riff or that sound we had on this or that."
I felt that too, and I love it
Yup. Lot of 3rd Eye, Lateralus, Jambi and even going back to Flood
More like each song is its own universe lol 👽
Yeah, it's the first album to really sound like opiate and undertow in parts. Especially this song.
I humbly think this is Tool's stairway to heaven.
This is waaaaaay better than Stairway to Heaven … that song is overrated and I got sick of hearing it in the 70s in high school.
Adam in an interview said this is his masterpiece....I agree
Watching these two react to Tool makes me so happy.
Help them to continue their journey. $$$$$
This song takes months, even years to comprehend, and this is coming from a very seasoned Tool listener. This is NOT the song you play for someone you are introducing to Tool for the first time. Way too much to take in for an inexperienced Tool fan. This song is the ultimate Tool song. It's the final boss. You need to hear everything else they've ever written before even attempting this song. You need to hear it all multiple times as well. If I were to list the sequence of Tool songs to progress through for someone who is new to them, this would undoubtedly be the last song.
P. S. Love the genuine reaction in this video by the way. This is how it should be. This is how I felt the first time I heard it and I've listened to Tool for 15 years.
There is this guy who also does reactions and he discovered TOOL after fear inoculum got released and 7empest was the first song he heard and he loved it. Def worth a watch. I love his tool reactions almost as much as dylans. His reactions to all FI songs are priceless. His yt name is patrolgaming.
Much love to all who read this
awesome, brilliant description .... coming from a Tool fan since 1996.
Nope. Plug n play.
Or you can just listen to it anyway 🤷♂️
Challenge accepted! Id most undoubtedly appreciate that list you speak of sir.
Find you a significant other who reacts to a guitar riff like she does at 11:37
Jordan Zmia thank you Jordan, ultimate compliment... loved everything second of it 😃 🤘
SPOT ON!!!!! I love how she just arches her whole body and like * HOLY SHIT!!!!!!* LOL...awesome!!!
I mean....it’s understandable. That first time is a goddamn religious experience.
Yeah man. It's the same face I make at the opening riff after countless listens
Heinrich Victory Pretty much
Adam: feeling kinda cute. I’ll get us a Grammy boys. Hold on
Ikr 😂😂😂😂😂
I am a Polish soldier and I traveled thousands of kilometers in a bus to defend the Polish-Belarusian border with weapons in the bus I listened to 7empest TooL and watched you guys. I love you. Polish soldier
I hope you still be safe and sound ❤
Feom An engineer from iran
don't worry, we are still here and we will be...
Drop your killing equipment before it is too late. Go home and hug your loved ones.
Nobody needs another war to make the rich richer.
Let nobody make you hate your fellow men.
No soldier, no war. It is really simple as that.
Peace ya!
11:38 Adam Jones performed exorcism over Dylan's wife
11:38 Orgasmiccc
Stank face on steroids...,perfect.
Lol she's feeling it good!!!!
This is why tool will always be bittersweet for me and music listening in general because any one of their songs is better than most bands entire album and has been since they emerged. Nothing will ever compare nor even get close.
I have this problem. I really try and get into other prog metal bands but as good as they are or can be it will never scratch the itch that is left from listening tool. They are untouchable and will be for a very long time.
Cold hard facts brother. Nothing compares sound and talent wise
I got a new phone right before the album dropped. Only thing on it still is this album. Listen to it daily
Try meshuggah
Exactly. They’re a once in a lifetime band and if you’re lucky enough you’re around during their run.
No band in the last 30 years can touch these guys.
Just like Pink Floyd, Tool cannot be compared to any sound the world has ever known. I feel privileged to be gifted with this sound.
Friend: which drug would you like to have?
Me: Tool
Ashutosh Chhetri should’ve said DMT😎
@@dennisferguson1029 haha yes bro
Dennis Ferguson Same thing.
I'm 67 and heard alot of rock in my day but the first time I heard this I was so blown away. I never heard anything like this before.
A 7empest must be true to his Nature.👽🌟👁
I am 72 years young and grew up listening to some of the best rock & roll bands ever ! From southern rock to hard rock ... I was hooked ! I have to say that Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd were my favorites ! But the first time I listened to Tool , I can honestly say that I felt like I was experiencing an out of body journey !! God Bless you guys and your amazing music.... Rock on my brothers 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘 love ya !!
Somehow watching people react to tool is almost as if we have the same reactions, which makes me feel like we are all just listening to it for the first time AGAIN
"There's so much to be said, but nothing needs to be said." This woman understands.
Adam- Tempest
Danny- Pneuma
Descending/Invincible- Justin
Schism/The Pot/10,000 Days- Maynard
Each member has their instrument masterpiece
now this is a true statement.
Imo I think Rosetta Stoned is way more Danny’s magnum opus than Pnemua is. Both fantastic though dont get me wrong
The grudge is def Maynard's song
@@swianr
….and the end for Danny!😂
Now, yee forgot .....Lateralus. Lateralus is best song because........ all of them are phennnnooooominalllll. ALLLLL ATTTTTT ONNNCCCCCEEEEEE.
This entire album is a masterpiece!! Tool is on another level of music perfection! No words can describe Tool. They are a whole genre of music in themselves. No other metal/rock/progressive/acid rock band can compete with the genius of Maynard James Keenan ,Adam Jones, Danny Carey, and Justin Chancellor. 15 years was well worth the wait. Eargasmic perfection.
Exactly!
Just don't compare, Tool are somewhat different from others...
Producers: How many solos do you like?
Adam Jones : YES!
🤣💯
Three of the greatest musicians paired with one of the greatest vocalist song writers equals GOAT TOOL!✌
richard W 💯 vocals kicked my ass in the best way
vocalists are musicians too 😭
Phenomenal
This song is not a song, it’s an experience. Every time I listen to it I completely zone out. It makes me want to listen, scream, jump, sleep, cry. Masterpiece.
this is how i expect everyone to react to tool. love their reactions
TOOL is a genre all their own
Justin chancellor. Is so underrated always has been. For my he is the heart beat of every tool song. He lays down the tone of the song and everyone else builds on it.
josee trahan That’s what I meant when I mention the back beat. Justin and Danny together is 🔥 Not only one of the greatest bass tones ever but one of the best writers ever
His attack of the bass can't be duplicated. He is a true artist. He is the driving force of every song. He's just not flashy. That's beneath him.
josee trahan , that man can drive a song!!!!
Totally agree. He really mastered their signature sound.
@@gazerbeam642 . Man can he drive. The man is a genius. Love every back beat that man lays down.
I've not stopped listening to this album since it's release.
I listen to it daily and I always find new stuff I'm hearing.
This whole album is just killer, this track is just beyond words, you're right in saying it will take months to properly listen to it and it just keeps getting better.
Danny and Justin's back rythems just utterly compliment Adams 7 minute solo.
I love how Maynard just steps out when needed but comes on perfectly.
It's a great time to be alive to witness a band like Tool, never again will there be a band that sounds like them.
Lone Wolf, I couldn’t have said it any better.
Indeed. Well said sir. Its absolutely beautiful.
Several times daily. Thank goodness its digital or I would have had to buy a dozen vinyls or tapes by now
Lone Wolf 1714 you said it all brother.
My first listen, I wasn't impressed. I expected alot after 13 years. But after the 2nd and 3rd time, I think it's their masterpiece.
11:37 when that note howls, stands every hair on my neck up...Adam Jones cemented himself as a guitar god with this one
Adam Jones is such an incredible musician.
Tool could quite possibly be the greatest band of our era.
Unique guitar player + full of feeling for the writing of his melodies
True Artists...I hope Tool never stops making music...i don't care how long they take to do it right...their music will stand the test of time and always be revered.
Well said. I've had all their albums on constant rotation since August 30th. Fan since 1993 and I'm still in awe. Saw them live in November 3 months ago. Going to see them again next month. I cannot get over how incredibly talented each member of Tool is. Wow is all I can say.
And now they play 7empest live
I just executed my everyday’s morning routine: drank my coffee and watched this again
Have a good one ☕️
I like how yall closed your eyes when listening to this. This is the only way I listen to TOOL cause it just takes you on a ride
Brutal song, that's why they won the Grammy, it's a metal masterpiece!!
When a song is that long and it ends and you want more.. how awesome is this this band!!
Well said ! I'm starting it over again ...!
I couldn’t click any faster....
same stopped everything for this.
A modern day music classic. A different level of musicality, heavy, a journey of the soul. Tool how do you do it???
14:04 - the end is one of the best sections those 3 MF'ers have ever written.
the whole time I'm anticipating this section, the song is so perfect
@@pmiskovic me too bro its like the whole song comes to fruition..like its been stuttering and it finally flows
My dude already lost his mind 2 minutes into the song .. he didn't know what was coming 🤣🤣
They got sucked into layers lol I love it!
Dylan=🤯. Agree Dylan, that groove is one of the best to ever be recorded. Danny's runs are as tight as ever. Justin is just crushing it. Maynard's vocals are spot on and Adam is just painting a mural with his guitar. ✌
Couldn’t have said it any better
Well said it!!!!
This 14-minute song is a career for most bands. Mind-numbingly epic.
Yes, this is an absolute master piece
Here we go again!
Their reaction at 11:33-11:50 for Adam's solo was also my reaction when I first heard it
I'm still in awe. The albums been out for 6 months now, I've seen them live, going to see them again in April, but I'm still trying to wrap my head around this masterpiece. I'm going to have to pick Adam Jones' brain when I meet him in April 🤗🤗
@@rubaidaallen2764 From what I read, Adam said it took him 13 years to write the song. He had some of the riffs and song pieces maybe even before Undertow, but he didn't know how to play it. He went around since 10,000 days to other guitarists to learn more technique so he could actually play the song as he intended
Yeah those high notes seriously tickle my nuts and send shivers through my body haha. First time I listened to this, I was stoned as fuck, sitting in pitch black with my eyes closed. At this part I literally paused the song and took my headphones off because it was getting too intense. My heart was racing, my breathing was slowed, It did something to me. I went downstairs and grabbed a drink and chilled out for a few minutes before going back to finish the song. Never have I ever stopped a song because it was too intense.
@@PHLCoffeeSnob
I'm not surprised at all. He's so dedicated to his craft and so f'n disciplined as a musician. I'm in awe of him as a musician and visual artist. Everything he does is so f'n beautiful, perfect and mindblowing. He's one of my favorite people and guitarists for sure.
It's almost like Adam wanted to cram 13 years worth of guitar work in this song. But don't get me wrong, it totally works.
Being that this won a Grammy is one of the greatest accomplishments ever in Grammy history
The minute I saw this I put on my tool shirt and went on this trip with you guys. Amazing how music can put people together
Indeed. Its f'n beautiful. When you see Tool live it's pretty evident the affect their music has on people. It's a beautiful sight to behold. F'n EPIC.
Love it man thanks for stopping by to share this ISANE ride with us. Music is the most powerful forms of art.
FINALLY!!!! I expected this reaction with all my soul!!!!
BEST REACTION EVER!!!!!!
Thank you 🙏 it was an amazing experience listening to it and sharing it with you all 😊
“This backbeat is fuckin naaasty”
Right on brother! When I first heard this song and that part specifically, I was so blown away and perplexed. I had to go back and listen to that part again and again and again until I could make sense of it. It’s outstanding.
Seeing them twice this fall. Goosebumps!!
I really don't blame you for freaking out listening to this song! Fucking masterpiece! I shat my pants.
Heard 7empest for the first time while watching this reaction video. I was going crazy like this guy because the song is long and progressively gets better - MINDBLOWING!!!!!
I love your TOOL reaction videos because you’re literally reacting in real-time not overthinking overanalyzing not separating the body from the mind and God forbid stopping masterpieces and killing your groove
Everyone is always talking about Justin and Danny, and Maynard, and with good reason, but Adam is awesome in his own way. Clearly here he shows he can play at any level, but he pretty much always humbly just keeps the song moving along in a very talented manner and contributes his part judiciously. He’s been around since the beginning, without Adam Tool wouldn’t be Tool.
Adam's solo at 11:32 is one of my favorite tool solos of all time, it it matches the energy too perfectly and makes your ears feel like they're being ripped off your head in the best way possible
What a great time it is to be alive and able to witness such a talented group. Thanks for the eargasm.
Kent Deusinger what a great time indeed 😬
Erica Caldwell
Lol yep !!
The composition is a masterpiece. From beginning to end, it is linked in each of its nuances in order to leave us ecstatic. When I heard it, I went crazy.
This is easily one of the finest songs ever written by anyone, ever.
I'm in my early to mid 40"s and I've been listening to this band for over twenty years and they have raised the bar higher than anyone to come before.
Sage Grey 💯
Yes. This is what greatness sounds like. Adam Jones and company giving them the biz. There are no words. It's like when you see them live. Total mindfuck. OMFG. Incredible, amazing, mindblowing, F'N insane. Wow 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Rubaida Allen pretty much 🤯
Rubaida Allen 😁👍😁👍😁👍
Look up tool 7empest new Zealand Auckland it is next level
I feel you bro!!
Seeing Tool live is as close to a religious experience as it gets. They are absolute grandmasters of their craft.
A *wonderful* reaction to this song! Look, I am 59 yrs old and I have seen a lot of bands since 1976. This is one of the *greatest* rock songs I have *ever* heard. Yes Dylan (and lovely bride), this *is* greatness. [I *will* be going to see them again in St. Louis on June 13 - saw them in Louisville on May 8th, 2019]. One of the best bands ever. Rock on!
Tool fans are the best fans period.
Can you imagine Danny’s parents when he was little watching him develop into the percussionist he is today?!? It must have been startling.
Danny went bonkers on this song ......among all Tool songs , this is his Masterpiece
How wild is this , watching you guys vibe to it and lose your shit at 11minutes 40 made me feel like I was listening for the first time again . . Goosebumps. Can't wait to see them live again. Aint Nothing Like TOOL!
I wish I could listen to Too for the first time again
TOOL is the pinnacle of man. This can never be dethroned.
I've listened to this at least 200 times and the math is redicoulis.
I “tried” to go with the beat. Major fail in the best way
A major part(s) of it is 3 bars of 7 to make 21...repeating not sure how many measures....I was thinking about how it's about sorta starting over...anywho it takes approximately _three weeks_ to form/integrate a new habit. How could that not have been a consideration for the song?
and the spelling is “ridiculous” haha 🤣
TOOL is not a band, they are a Gateway into the Universal Mind. By far my favorite track from this album. Loved your Reaction and always a treat to see you two enjoying such brilliance together as a couple. It warms my cold heart.
Cheers mate!! 🍻
Pretty sure Tool is the only music that (consistently) makes me shed tears of joy. ..
The best kind of tears there are..
Been a Tool fan since their inception. This was worth the wait. The first time I heard this song I was like....legend.
Don't know if you remember me saying it was pretty obvious why they left this for the last track on the album. Not only would it be hard to follow this up with one of the other songs, but some of Adam's riffs in 7empest were from before the Aenima album. They hadn't found a place to use them until now and this is an incredible blend of their early sound mixed with the more recent stuff. It would set an unrealistic expectation for what the rest of the album would be if they led off with this track.
Thanks for sharing your experience through this album with us! It has been a lot of fun seeing the passion for music that both of you have. Hope you go back and do some more of their previous music that you haven't heard yet.
I've felt like Invincible tells the story of this stage of their career, and 7empest is the encore. If they don't release anything else, this was a great note to end on.
That nasty guitar riff after the intro definitely has an Aenima sound
@@kylestyyle987 Since their first album , there has been one song on every fkn one of them that is a lead in to the next...a song that sounds different from the rest....Tempest takes you back to the first album without question...but it does so with the feel but no with the complexity. Its like a trip down memory lane on steroids. I hope someone else out there gets what i am saying....every single album had ONE song that was a glimpse of what was coming next...this one is a reverse. SO glad that Dylan and Erica did this album together...super cool people and a great couple. Love you guys! Spiral out.....
@@jamesgoods9807 Its like a trip down memory lane on -steroids- DMT. FTFY
“IM PEAKIN! IM PEAKIN!” 😂😂💚 y’all do tool just right
The last song on the Tool album we waited so long for. They had to blow us out of the water.
I think it's safe to say this is my favorite reaction ever. I come back to it once in a while. Must have something to do with the fact 7empest is one of my favorite songs ever.
This song is a massive kick to the balls, and then an uppercut when you're going down.
It’s incredible how they’re ALL 10/10 on musicianship(whereas most bands would kill to have one 10/10) and can full on Ham any moment but they rarely do, they all just do their part so beautifully to be a part of the whole which puts them above a 10/10. Even Maynard adds the lyrics last and keeps the volume low as to once again blend as another instrument and not take over being the vocal point. Danny comes the closest to being a Ham and well he’s otherworldly, so what can you say? Well I say 13 years it was worth the wait. Every minute of it and if this is your last album this is a great masterpiece to end your timeless discography. Thanks for all the impact on playing a large part of the soundtrack of my life. You’ve helped me from some dark places and motivated me more than I can encapsulate in words! Great reaction guys, I love the passion!
You're loss for words was a perfect reaction. The song does speak for itself. A masterpiece of Artistic Greatness that will stand the test of time. Tool's Grammy was well deserved. The whole album in my opinion is worth a Million Grammy's. Hard work and dedication at it's finest. 13 yrs was well worth the wait for such an Amazing album.
White Butterfly_46n2 Exactly, no words are needed and good luck even trying to put this insane musical masterpieces into words in the 1st place. Just close your eyes sit back and enjoy the ride. And they didn’t just win a Grammy they won the Grammys in it’s entirety With this one
@@dmusiclife5727 So True! I have both release's of the album that were gifted to me. I couldn't afford tickets. I never got the chance to have that Tool concert experience. I wanted to so bad though. And have cried many times. Maybe in another life. Until then I listen just about every day. And enjoy every minute. Full blast.😊
Had the privilege to witness the live debut of this song on February 18th in Sydney. It was fucking amazing. The whole show was. Great reaction video as usual 🤘
Did they play the whole track? And did Maynard do vocals? I only saw a brief clip of it and Maynard didn’t have vocals going where he normally did where he repeats “The Tempest must be just that”, I’d appreciate some intel from a source on the ground 😁✌️
CYBER DEMON yeah they did, the whole 15 minutes with vocals. Being the first time they played it live was pretty awesome to find out later. They nailed it of course
Cyber check the drive project there's a recording of the Auckland gig and they play 7empest 3rd that's right 3rd and it's levels ahead of their live debut in Sydney.
@@lambofbodom5610 maynard was a lil off in his timing and cues but its still an amazing performance
Tim Farrow well we’d assume that playing it for the third time it’d be a better performance. Either way it was awesome and so was the whole performance, we were lucky to even be there. Being from QLD we wanted to go to Brisbane show but all tickets were sold out basically in an instant. Thankfully Tool announced a couple extra gigs down south and we jumped on the opportunity.
Adam Jones kills this track. He's such an underrated guitarist. Danny kills it like always and Justin does to. Maynard also kills this too.
Best song I've ever heard, True gods of the art that noone can top! Best all time at what they do. This is honestly all their sounds over the year's combined into one masterpiece of perfection. I'm just honored to have lived to hear this.
This is my favorite reaction video of all time. So good to watch a true Tool fan react to 7empest for the first time. MAAAAN I wish I could hear it again for the first time...
A fellow tool fan here, looking at your reactions, I had tears in my eyes. I still remember, the first time I heard this song I was so overwhelmed and was crying like a child who just discovered his lost toy. I had no one besides me to share that experience, but I loved your both reactions. They are priceless! Spiral Out, Keep going!
One of the greatest songs to ever exist, for sure.
@@wordsbymudeet couldn't agree more.
If anyone ever doubted Adam Jones' talent, you can now just RIP forever.
I haven't heard anybody ever say Adam Jones is talentless lmao.
Doubting Adam’s abilities as a guitarist.
Said no on ever 🤘
@@schmeat7609 LMAO neither have I
@@schmeat7609 Oh, I've heard many people say Tool was just about Justin and Danny. The 4 of them are great.
My daughter said Tool are rubbish so I threw her out of the window by her hair