Buy a ticket to see them live the first chance you get, I promise you will not regret it. They're one of the best live bands, and you'd be hard-pressed to find a single person who disagrees with that statement. 🤘👽
@@davidbrown5714 watched em on the 19th in portland, did they mention how quiet the crowd was, maynard said he planned on embarrassing us in tacoma lol...was like my 12th tool show , was just as good as the first one
Fun fact, this song is composed in fibonacci sequence, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8 etc. When you put it in a graph it makes a "spiral". Its a sequence discovered from patterns in nature like the way plants grow, the way seashells form, and so on. But the spiral is a referance to "the butterfly effect" each action opens another path and each decision feeds off of the last. So in a nutshell as you move through life make your choices then stand by them, "ride the spiral to the end" so following your lifes path, "and may just go where no ones been" well thats pretty self explanatory your path is different from everyone elses so where you arrive will be unique.
There are so many advanced concepts in their music it is hard to condense it into a short paragraph. You'll have to do some of your own reserch, sorry but it's worth it.
"Black" 1 "then" 1 "white are" 2 "all I see" 3 "in my infancy" 5 "red and yellow then came to be" 8 "reaching out to me" 5 "let's me see" 3..etc (in a spiral). This also applies to the note placement but that's a lil over my head to explain
You are actually ‘spiraling out’ now. Listening to new music, learning new things, expanding your horizons, opening your mind for new experiences. And the more you learn and experience, the wider the spiral becomes. Ride that spiral into the unknown dude and you will experience amazing things.
One of my favorite songs too. They have so many great lyrics "Give away the stone. Let the oceans take and Transmutate this cold and fated anchor. Give away the stone. Let the waters kiss and Transmutate these leaden grudges into gold."
The Fibonacci sequence is what you get when you add the previous 2 numbers in a sequence to derive the next number. 0 + 1 = 1, 1 + 1 = 2, 1 + 2 = 3, 2 + 3 = 5, 3 + 5 = 8, 5 + 8 = 13, etc. You get 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, and so forth. Which is basically the mathematical equivalent of a spiral, and it's found literally everywhere in nature, from flower blossoms, to snail shells, to pine cones and galaxies, and much more. Tool based a lot of this song around that sequence. It's found in there from the number of syllables in the lyrics, to the changing time signatures, and even the length of the song. It's pretty mind blowing stuff. Man, you're discovering and reacting to some of my all time favorite bands and songs here. I'm enjoying hearing and rediscovering bands like Tool and Metallica *Vicariously* through you the first time again!
I'm and older classic rock guy (Pink Floyd's my favorite band) and in my opinion Tool are very special. I also think it's perfectly ok to just love them sonically. Yes, their lyrics are very deep and for those willing to dive down into them they can make the music even greater but it's not a requirement to enjoy this or any other band.
That’s what I’ve always thought, I can’t really name of favorite, because which ever one I happen to be listening seems to me to be my favorite at that point.
You have to watch the live drum can of Pneuma by tool so you can get a feel of just how masterful Danny Carey is at his craft, truly a once in a lifetime band
YOU are responsible for me having a sleepless night last night- and I cannot thank you enough!!! If it was not for your reaction, I would not have known that Tool are going to be touring all over Europe again next year. So I immediately checked their tour calendar and realized they are playing in Cologne, too. I felt like a child on Christmas Eve! Needless to say I purchased two tickets, so I will finally get to see them live, too!!!
They are coming to Cologne again!?! So stoked to hear that! Although the sound in the Lanxess Arena is not the best, but it's still Tool!!! Edit: It's at my birthday as well!!! So cool! We just sold one kidney to pay the hefty ticket prize, but Tool is the only band worth it.
Not only understanding it intellectually, but also being able to experience this song through that understanding is kind of a Tool fan entrance exam. Maynard tells you to 'embrace the random', and 'embrace whatever may come', and then the band proceeds to musically push reality through itself. The true beauty of this song is found in gaining the ability to take it all in.
if you _EVER_ get the chance to see tool live and can afford it (not cheap anymore, for good reason) you can't pass it up. best live shows you'll ever see. that's a promise.
The best thing about this song is that everyone goes nuts about the math reference in it, when the gist of the lyrics is basically "don't overthink things, step outside your comfort zone and try new things."
Spiral out to me means...to let your spirit reach beyond - into the unknown gaining insight about yourself along the way. Do not be afraid of organized chaos.
When you get it you'll get it...listening will bring forth curiosity... willingness to learn brings forth understanding... discovery births enlightenment...then we start the process over. Study this masterpiece and listen over and over.
Tool makes you drop some tears men, you dont have to be shame of it, that's how we the lovers of good music feels with bands like Tool or in my case Iron Maiden too 🤟🏼
@@christopherwelsh7008 I think Danny said it first as a prank answer to an interviewer back in the early days when they never gave real answers, and it took on a life of its own on the internet.
10k. Congrats. TOOL Army has your back. And yes, TOOL will make you expand your horizons. Thank you for sharing your TOOL journey. As the saying goes “Your favorite TOOL song is the one you are listening to.”
Yeah man, love that stank-face from the guitar solo. That's Adam Jones making those sounds come out. Nice reaction!! We've all been deciphering Tool's lyrics for decades, and they change they're feeling over time.
Don’t even try to pick a favorite Tool song… it depends on the day. Lol. My consistant favorite is “The Grudge” because it speaks to me on such a spiritual level… Maynard writes his lyrics from the perspective of humanity - as in, things all humans experience through life on one level or another. His lyrics are deeply philosophical. He also has a wicked sense of humor (as does the rest of the band) so many songs are metaphors and have tongue in cheek lyrics. I am sooo excited to watch you go on this journey. All of us Tool fans remember the awe and wonder we experienced when we first heard these guys, and the closest thing we get to experiencing that again is watching someone who connects with music like yourself experience them for the first time. You’ll reach your channel number goals - spiral out - KEEP GOING 😊🤗
Seen em twice in concert, been one of my fav bands since the 90s. If you're digging the drums, check out the Danny Carey drum cam live version of "pneuma" and if you get a chance to see them live, it's an amazing experience.
Before watching the full reaction, I must say this: if Tool is coming to the city you live in, or near it, do NOT pass on seeing them, for any reason. Do whatever it takes to get a ticket. See them now before they get too old to tour. Okay.. now that that's settled, I'm going to watch your reaction lol
You're not just crying, your soul is finally escaping for a much needed breather. TOOL music unlocks the inner psyche of our emotion, feelings, desires, fears, and needs. Spiral out!
If you want to see how deep and personal TOOL songs can be, you should check out Jambi. It is about the singer Maynard's mom passing away, and it is one of the few songs that actually makes me choke up.
I've been listening to that song for over 20 years, and I'm still discovering things about it. Glad you are hearing this, because Tool is an experience.
5:54 I first saw them on the "second stage" at Lollapalooza in 1993 in Ogden, Utah. Since then I have seen them 12 more times. I can honestly say that the last 2 times I have seen them have been the best concerts I have ever seen (And I have gone to so many concerts from so many great bands).
If you really want to climb in Maynard's head, go to Jimmy and start the journey about his mother's aneurysm. It will leave you a changed person, but it also spans his other bands, A Perfect Circle, and Puscifer.
Welcome to the TOOL-army! No need to apologize about missing something. I've been a fan of theirs for about 10 years now and still i pick up things sometimes i haven't noticed before. There's so many layers and intricacies that it'll keep drawing you back. Might i suggest Pneuma or Right in Two as your next? Have fun ;-)
Literally the best concert that I've been to and I've easily been to over 100 big name band concerts. I've seen Tool live 14 times and his other band A Perfect Circle 5 times. Buy those tickets you'll regret it if you don't!
When the Lateralis album launched, I went and saw tool in 2002… it was the greatest rock concert I have ever been to. So if you have a chance to go… you must! Who knows how many more tours they still have in them… enjoy the journey.
I've seen them 8 times now it was my son's first he can't stop listening to them and won't take the shirt I got him off. You are in for a treat, enjoy.
to me this is the ultimate song. its drifty, beautiful, a journey of sorts. close your eyes and drift away. spiral out keep going. We cannot encourage you enough to see them live. its life changing wonderfulness
Tool was my first concert experience, Oct 19, 1996 at the Wilson Theatre in Fresno, USA. I've seen them 6 times. As your attorney I advise you to go even if by yourself. You might not get a chance another for years and you will never forget the experience. No two shows were alike and everyone was bigger and louder and better. Go.
Read here about the fibbonacci sequence: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibonacci_sequence short answer is that it is a sequence in math that forms spirals and appears all over nature (ferns, sea shells, relationships between the sizes of body parts, etc.). It is one of those sequences at the basis of reality.
Bro love watching your journey with Tool. Keep going and we’ll keep watching. And yes def take in the live show when they tour there in the not so distant future. But Im gonna be a typical tool fan douche and say you weren’t ready for this. I wasn’t either. I didn’t get the hype at first.. For a long time really. I had to circle back to this one, and Third eye. Then I saw them live for 1st time in 2010. They opened with third eye and it melted my brain. Haven’t recovered. Then they played Lateralus and I caught it. And have never let it go. I’ve seen them 4 times since with most recent being just a few weeks ago. I’ve grown so fond of FI and to see them playing that album brought me to tears, twice. First when they opened with FI, then during Descending. There’s no words. But all I’m saying is they are a band that takes you on a journey. And just because you don’t like it or get a song of theirs now, doesn’t mean you won’t love it later. We’re lucky to see this shit in our lives. Peace from Canada
You MUST go see them! Especially after your apt Floyd comparison. Tool is an EXPERIENCE! I have seen a lot of good live music, but rarely were they such an immersive experience. Tool is a band anyone could forever geek out on, and that is intentional. Maynard in particular loves to fuck with the fan base. So there is always their technical skill, but the “depth” of the lyrics, the “esoteric” and “secret” meanings, etc. it allows everyone to be a justified music snob..lol.. Then there is Danny Carey on the kit. And it is a MONSTER kit. Widely considered one of, and some argue THE GOAT on the drums. I know nothing about music, but even I recognize his technical skill. That man looks so smooth, that he COMMANDS your brain to recognize how good he is, even if you don’t like Tool. He is THAT good!
The ending to this song is one of the best i have ever heard. It's right there with the endings to Stairway to Heaven, Comfortably Numb and In the Air Tonight. Truly Awesome!
So after my first comment I did some more research.... I started watching TOOL reaction videos during 2020. We all remember 2020, right??? So since then there have been a few reactions to Swamp Song which I watched them today but.... I still stand by the fact that this is EARLY TOOL which most don t react to as much and they (TOOL) were still great and beyond their time back then. Still aching for more reactions to this song because it is better than 46 & 2
Spiraling outwards is a metaphor as I noticed you asked the question. Think of it this way, if you are spiraling inwards you are moving towards the center, collapsing on yourself and going down. Where is if you reverse the direction, you are broadening, seeing more, encompassing more of what is around you, and in Tools case pushing the edge of this beyond what we might imagine is possible, hence the push the envelope and watch it bend and grappling with the line between humanity and divinity.
This is my 3rd video in a row watching you just fall in love with one of the greatest bands ever. Also I have seen so many bands and still they are one of the best bands to see live.
Now you have to do the reaction video with Parabol and Parabola, it has to be like that because the 2 songs are conected...well the entire album is but this 2 songs more 🤟🏼
It honestly warms my heart to watch people discover Tool (and other Maynard bands, i.e. A Perfect Circle & Puscifer, but ESP Tool)! You absolutely MUST do Ænima & Rosetta Stoned, next! Or visa versa... You won't regret a single Tool song, but I'm REALLY REALLY eager to see your reaction to those! Please 🥺😁😇 Thank you for sharing your first times with us! 💞
My guy, LOVE how much you’re enjoying Tool! They’re incredible, plus their catalog is big enough you’ll have tracks to discover for a long while. However, i didn’t look through all your videos but I’ve noticed an absence of a Ren playlist. Your video titles say you’re a rap fan, let’s go mate what ya waiting for!? Ren is a relatively new UK artist who’s blowing up. His new album Sick Boi just charted number 1 in UK. I’d love to enjoy watching you discover him as well
Just got my tool ticket for Manchester bro, im from northern Ireland and saw them in London last year for the first time, please go you won't regret it!
Your reaction made ME cry. Maynard is deep! There is a mathematical reason behind every note and word and timing of this song. You want classic tool?? I’d love to see your reaction to SOBER!
I love watching someone hear tool for the first time. You absolutely have to see them live. I was lucky enough to go to fear innoculum. And check out Maynards other 2 bands puscifer and a perfect circle.
Spirals are infinitesimally small at the center and infinitely large at the horizon. One can imagine a spiral as a tube from here to anywhere and from now to forever.
Spiral out, boy! To me it means exactly what he says in the lines before it: "embrace my desire to feel the rhythm, to feel connected enough to step aside and weep like a widow to feel inspired to fathom the power to witness the beauty" well, that and DMT.
The lyric structure is based on the fibinochie sequence. Its a mathematical sequence that exists in nature. It forms the golden ratio if im not mitsaken which is a spiral. And the part where you started getting the chills they are all goint to start playing in different time signatures from one another.
hey bro, Im 39 years old and this has been my personal all time favorite band since I was 16 back during the Aenema days. Here is a recommended play list from a guy who's been listening to them for over 20 years: 1. Aenema 2. Lost Keys/Rossetta Stoned 3. Jambi 4. The Grudge 5. Third Eye 6. Eulogy 7. The Swamp Song 8. Undertow 9. Opiate 10. Sober (Live Version) 11. Pushit (Salival Version) 12. Schism 13. Fear Inoculum
There are so many great songs and it's easier to simply say that there are no bad Tool songs. A personal favorite of mine is Ænema. The song just rocks and the whole album is just phenomenal and displays not only their deep, sobering lyrics but also their sense of humor. They really are in a category all their own. But here's the obligatory list of songs to check out - Sober (this was their breakout song and the first I had ever heard - saw the video on MTV and it really did change my view of what music can be) - the live pro shot version is incredible, The Grudge, 46 and 2, Stinkfist, H, Hooker with a Penis, Schism, Pneuma, Jambi, Wings of Marie part 1& 2 (back to back), Jimmy, Parabol and Parabola (back to back), Undertow, Swamp Song, and just about anything else they ever put out. 🤣
One song that I love and I've never seen a reaction to is Swamp Song. It is 1990's TOOL so I don't really understand why nobody has reacted to it. In my opinion it's way better than 46 & 2. Also, if you go to a TOOL concert you will not regret it. In fact it might be something you tell your grandchildren about. It is an immersive experience with phenomenal music.
Polo reacts has reacted to it. Lots of RUclipsrs have done all of TOOL songs except for Sweat from Opiate because it’s licensed to a John Carpenter movie Escape from New York
The content of Tool songs is meant for you to interpret. "Spiral out" means exactly what that phrase makes YOU feel or think.All four members of Tool are masters of their craft...and several other crafts as well.Take what they give you and make it your own.There is no try...only Tool.
basically it comes down to this , best alt metal band is Tool by miles. best 'space rock' band is Pink Floyd by miles(and the best band ever imo) best out and out 'rock band is ac/dc, best 'metal' band is Irion maiden. Best grunge band Pearl Jam. best single Singer-songwriter musician rock/folk/celtic artist is van morrison by miles.He can play anything many styles of music too Genres Blue-eyed soulCelticrockR&Bfolkblues rockbluessouljazzrockgospel (tho personally I dislike jazz music) love blues though. bob dylan also is great.
What you have been hearing it what Tool will ultimately evolve into.. but their E.P. opiate and first studio album undertow.. is a very raw .. rock.. pissed off singer Tool.. complete different vibe.. so so much worth listening to
It’s looking like today will be the day the channel hits 10K Subscribers…
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I just subscribed, good luck bro!
Don't jinx it😂
Subbed my dude, Tool Army loves to see new honest reactions.
Tool-Aenima best diss track in history.
Buy a ticket to see them live the first chance you get, I promise you will not regret it. They're one of the best live bands, and you'd be hard-pressed to find a single person who disagrees with that statement. 🤘👽
Truly the greatest! ......And I've seen A LOT of live music back in my day.
Agree! Just saw them October 20 2023 at the Tacoma dome, Tacoma WA!!! It's a must experience for sure
Seem them 3 times, each time was its own, greatest live music experience.
And I too have seen quite a bit of live and good live music.
@@davidbrown5714 watched em on the 19th in portland, did they mention how quiet the crowd was, maynard said he planned on embarrassing us in tacoma lol...was like my 12th tool show , was just as good as the first one
I’ve seen Tool live 6 times. I wouldn’t consider it a concert, it’s an experience, and different every time. Definitely catch them live if you can.🌀
Fun fact, this song is composed in fibonacci sequence, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8 etc. When you put it in a graph it makes a "spiral". Its a sequence discovered from patterns in nature like the way plants grow, the way seashells form, and so on. But the spiral is a referance to "the butterfly effect" each action opens another path and each decision feeds off of the last. So in a nutshell as you move through life make your choices then stand by them, "ride the spiral to the end" so following your lifes path, "and may just go where no ones been" well thats pretty self explanatory your path is different from everyone elses so where you arrive will be unique.
There are so many advanced concepts in their music it is hard to condense it into a short paragraph. You'll have to do some of your own reserch, sorry but it's worth it.
"Black" 1 "then" 1 "white are" 2 "all I see" 3 "in my infancy" 5 "red and yellow then came to be" 8 "reaching out to me" 5 "let's me see" 3..etc (in a spiral). This also applies to the note placement but that's a lil over my head to explain
Oh for God sake WE KNOW
@@longboy5639 then why did you waste your time watching, or reading for that matter.. some people dont know already
I enjoyed reading that didnt know any of it thank you!
You are actually ‘spiraling out’ now. Listening to new music, learning new things, expanding your horizons, opening your mind for new experiences. And the more you learn and experience, the wider the spiral becomes.
Ride that spiral into the unknown dude and you will experience amazing things.
THE GRUDGE THE GRUDGE THE GRUDGE! you have to listen to that. One of the sickest TOOL songs ever made
One of my favorite songs too. They have so many great lyrics
"Give away the stone. Let the oceans take and
Transmutate this cold and fated anchor.
Give away the stone. Let the waters kiss and
Transmutate these leaden grudges into gold."
YES!!!!
They do the grudge live so well.
Vicarious may be their best produced song of all time.
The Fibonacci sequence is what you get when you add the previous 2 numbers in a sequence to derive the next number. 0 + 1 = 1, 1 + 1 = 2, 1 + 2 = 3, 2 + 3 = 5, 3 + 5 = 8, 5 + 8 = 13, etc. You get 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, and so forth. Which is basically the mathematical equivalent of a spiral, and it's found literally everywhere in nature, from flower blossoms, to snail shells, to pine cones and galaxies, and much more. Tool based a lot of this song around that sequence. It's found in there from the number of syllables in the lyrics, to the changing time signatures, and even the length of the song. It's pretty mind blowing stuff.
Man, you're discovering and reacting to some of my all time favorite bands and songs here. I'm enjoying hearing and rediscovering bands like Tool and Metallica *Vicariously* through you the first time again!
I'm and older classic rock guy (Pink Floyd's my favorite band) and in my opinion Tool are very special. I also think it's perfectly ok to just love them sonically. Yes, their lyrics are very deep and for those willing to dive down into them they can make the music even greater but it's not a requirement to enjoy this or any other band.
They are each masters of their craft. Put 4 of them together and you get masterpiece after masterpiece.
Your favorite Tool song is the one you are currently listening too. So glad you are enjoying the journey. Spiral Out!
That’s what I’ve always thought, I can’t really name of favorite, because which ever one I happen to be listening seems to me to be my favorite at that point.
I think that is the very essence of the Tool army.
Absolutely. I don't have a favorite. That's impossible.
You have to watch the live drum can of Pneuma by tool so you can get a feel of just how masterful Danny Carey is at his craft, truly a once in a lifetime band
First react to the song.. then react to the drum cam video.. it will be more of an eye opener
Yes !!!!!
This!!!
Do it!!!
YOU are responsible for me having a sleepless night last night- and I cannot thank you enough!!! If it was not for your reaction, I would not have known that Tool are going to be touring all over Europe again next year. So I immediately checked their tour calendar and realized they are playing in Cologne, too. I felt like a child on Christmas Eve! Needless to say I purchased two tickets, so I will finally get to see them live, too!!!
They are coming to Cologne again!?! So stoked to hear that!
Although the sound in the Lanxess Arena is not the best, but it's still Tool!!!
Edit: It's at my birthday as well!!! So cool! We just sold one kidney to pay the hefty ticket prize, but Tool is the only band worth it.
Just saw them the other night. I PROMISE YOU, you will not be disappointed. Mind blowing show.
We all miss something. Don’t feel stupid. This band can never be unlocked.
There's a common dialog amongst members of the Tool Army "Q: What's your favorite song by Tool? A: The last one I listened to."
and, there Tool fans, and people who haven't heard Tool yet.
Not only understanding it intellectually, but also being able to experience this song through that understanding is kind of a Tool fan entrance exam. Maynard tells you to 'embrace the random', and 'embrace whatever may come', and then the band proceeds to musically push reality through itself. The true beauty of this song is found in gaining the ability to take it all in.
well said.
Just FYI: subscribing specifically for Tool reactions! Love your authenticity!
Every Tool song has more layers than you can imagine. They are in a category all their own. The more you listen the more you see. The deeper it goes.
if you _EVER_ get the chance to see tool live and can afford it (not cheap anymore, for good reason) you can't pass it up. best live shows you'll ever see. that's a promise.
My favorite band of all time, helped me through the light and dark times.
The best thing about this song is that everyone goes nuts about the math reference in it, when the gist of the lyrics is basically "don't overthink things, step outside your comfort zone and try new things."
The last 5 notes register 8.3 on the Richter scale. The ending kicks me in the teeth every single time.
Couldn't tell you how many times this band has brought me to tears. Buy a ticket to see them while they're on tour this/next year!
Tool's music is the best medicine.
Spiral out to me means...to let your spirit reach beyond - into the unknown gaining insight about yourself along the way. Do not be afraid of organized chaos.
Amen. Good example. And tool sonically helps you on your journey.
and unlike a circle, a spiral never goes through the same territory. Keep moving and changing.
When you get it you'll get it...listening will bring forth curiosity... willingness to learn brings forth understanding... discovery births enlightenment...then we start the process over. Study this masterpiece and listen over and over.
Tool makes you drop some tears men, you dont have to be shame of it, that's how we the lovers of good music feels with bands like Tool or in my case Iron Maiden too 🤟🏼
Tears, you got that right. Their sound and Maynards voice has brought me to tears several times throughout their music over the years.
They're pioneers of lachrymology.
@@ju4408 I really hope that you invented/coined that word just for TOOL😀
@@christopherwelsh7008 I think Danny said it first as a prank answer to an interviewer back in the early days when they never gave real answers, and it took on a life of its own on the internet.
@@ju4408 Hilarious! Credit to Danny, but I wish it had been yours!
No.1 of the Loudwire best metal song of the 21 Century, abd I'm agree 🤟
The fact that you got chills is planned everyone gets them. Read the lyric that says feel it move across your skin. They are brilliant
10k. Congrats. TOOL Army has your back. And yes, TOOL will make you expand your horizons. Thank you for sharing your TOOL journey.
As the saying goes “Your favorite TOOL song is the one you are listening to.”
Yeah man, love that stank-face from the guitar solo. That's Adam Jones making those sounds come out. Nice reaction!! We've all been deciphering Tool's lyrics for decades, and they change they're feeling over time.
Love "stank faces"!!!
I’ve seen Tool twice. Once in a bar of 300 in 92. And much later in a stadium. They’re beyond amazing. Literally the best band on the planet.
Looks like the hook is set! Your musical life will never be the same once you hear TOOL! Ride the spiral my friend.
I will see them in Hannover. Am from the US, but I wander. Seen them in Canada and Ireland over the past decade as well. Tool is always amazing :)))
Don’t even try to pick a favorite Tool song… it depends on the day. Lol. My consistant favorite is “The Grudge” because it speaks to me on such a spiritual level… Maynard writes his lyrics from the perspective of humanity - as in, things all humans experience through life on one level or another. His lyrics are deeply philosophical. He also has a wicked sense of humor (as does the rest of the band) so many songs are metaphors and have tongue in cheek lyrics. I am sooo excited to watch you go on this journey. All of us Tool fans remember the awe and wonder we experienced when we first heard these guys, and the closest thing we get to experiencing that again is watching someone who connects with music like yourself experience them for the first time.
You’ll reach your channel number goals - spiral out - KEEP GOING 😊🤗
Just saw then at the beginning of November. It was an AMAZING concert, and i recommend that everyone should go see them live at least once.🌀🌀🌀
MB, you are the only reaction videos I watch!!
Here for TOOL! Do not miss the show if they are coming. It will be a once in a lifetime experience. Promise
Seen em twice in concert, been one of my fav bands since the 90s. If you're digging the drums, check out the Danny Carey drum cam live version of "pneuma" and if you get a chance to see them live, it's an amazing experience.
Well done! Great reaction! I have been a fan of tool for almost 30 years and that song still gives me shivers every time.
Before watching the full reaction, I must say this: if Tool is coming to the city you live in, or near it, do NOT pass on seeing them, for any reason. Do whatever it takes to get a ticket. See them now before they get too old to tour. Okay.. now that that's settled, I'm going to watch your reaction lol
I was about your age when this album came out and I just remember everything changed in the way I thought about life! Spiral out man!! Keep going!!
You're not just crying, your soul is finally escaping for a much needed breather.
TOOL music unlocks the inner psyche of our emotion, feelings, desires, fears, and needs.
Spiral out!
If you want to see how deep and personal TOOL songs can be, you should check out Jambi. It is about the singer Maynard's mom passing away, and it is one of the few songs that actually makes me choke up.
I've been listening to that song for over 20 years, and I'm still discovering things about it. Glad you are hearing this, because Tool is an experience.
5:54 I first saw them on the "second stage" at Lollapalooza in 1993 in Ogden, Utah. Since then I have seen them 12 more times. I can honestly say that the last 2 times I have seen them have been the best concerts I have ever seen (And I have gone to so many concerts from so many great bands).
If you really want to climb in Maynard's head, go to Jimmy and start the journey about his mother's aneurysm.
It will leave you a changed person, but it also spans his other bands, A Perfect Circle, and Puscifer.
Welcome to the TOOL-army! No need to apologize about missing something.
I've been a fan of theirs for about 10 years now and still i pick up things sometimes i haven't noticed before.
There's so many layers and intricacies that it'll keep drawing you back.
Might i suggest Pneuma or Right in Two as your next? Have fun ;-)
Literally the best concert that I've been to and I've easily been to over 100 big name band concerts. I've seen Tool live 14 times and his other band A Perfect Circle 5 times. Buy those tickets you'll regret it if you don't!
When the Lateralis album launched, I went and saw tool in 2002… it was the greatest rock concert I have ever been to. So if you have a chance to go… you must! Who knows how many more tours they still have in them… enjoy the journey.
The sprial out reference is about the golden spiral which is prevalent in the universe.
Saw these guys last night 🤯
I’m going for the first time in Feb, so excited!
I've seen them 8 times now it was my son's first he can't stop listening to them and won't take the shirt I got him off. You are in for a treat, enjoy.
to me this is the ultimate song. its drifty, beautiful, a journey of sorts. close your eyes and drift away. spiral out keep going. We cannot encourage you enough to see them live. its life changing wonderfulness
The greatest tool song I've ever heard, was the last one ,of any of them.
Tool was my first concert experience, Oct 19, 1996 at the Wilson Theatre in Fresno, USA. I've seen them 6 times. As your attorney I advise you to go even if by yourself. You might not get a chance another for years and you will never forget the experience. No two shows were alike and everyone was bigger and louder and better. Go.
Read here about the fibbonacci sequence: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibonacci_sequence
short answer is that it is a sequence in math that forms spirals and appears all over nature (ferns, sea shells, relationships between the sizes of body parts, etc.). It is one of those sequences at the basis of reality.
Bro love watching your journey with Tool. Keep going and we’ll keep watching. And yes def take in the live show when they tour there in the not so distant future. But Im gonna be a typical tool fan douche and say you weren’t ready for this. I wasn’t either. I didn’t get the hype at first.. For a long time really. I had to circle back to this one, and Third eye. Then I saw them live for 1st time in 2010. They opened with third eye and it melted my brain. Haven’t recovered. Then they played Lateralus and I caught it. And have never let it go. I’ve seen them 4 times since with most recent being just a few weeks ago. I’ve grown so fond of FI and to see them playing that album brought me to tears, twice. First when they opened with FI, then during Descending. There’s no words. But all I’m saying is they are a band that takes you on a journey. And just because you don’t like it or get a song of theirs now, doesn’t mean you won’t love it later. We’re lucky to see this shit in our lives. Peace from Canada
Congratulations on 10k subs. Well deserved. 🎉
Thank you!
You MUST go see them! Especially after your apt Floyd comparison.
Tool is an EXPERIENCE! I have seen a lot of good live music, but rarely were they such an immersive experience. Tool is a band anyone could forever geek out on, and that is intentional. Maynard in particular loves to fuck with the fan base.
So there is always their technical skill, but the “depth” of the lyrics, the “esoteric” and “secret” meanings, etc. it allows everyone to be a justified music snob..lol..
Then there is Danny Carey on the kit. And it is a MONSTER kit. Widely considered one of, and some argue THE GOAT on the drums. I know nothing about music, but even I recognize his technical skill. That man looks so smooth, that he COMMANDS your brain to recognize how good he is, even if you don’t like Tool. He is THAT good!
The ending to this song is one of the best i have ever heard. It's right there with the endings to Stairway to Heaven, Comfortably Numb and In the Air Tonight. Truly Awesome!
I just saw Tool live for the seventh time two weeks ago, you will not be disappointed, it's an amazing show!
Best Tool song. I’m old enough to know their beginning. This song always put me in the Tool nuance
You definitely need to see them live…you will not be disappointed!
So for the ultimate hold my beer song for these guys check out 7emptest! Adam just shreds the guitar, and Danny on drums is pure magic!
So after my first comment I did some more research.... I started watching TOOL reaction videos during 2020. We all remember 2020, right??? So since then there have been a few reactions to Swamp Song which I watched them today but.... I still stand by the fact that this is EARLY TOOL which most don t react to as much and they (TOOL) were still great and beyond their time back then. Still aching for more reactions to this song because it is better than 46 & 2
I love how your slang expressions sound so American 😂 Great reaction. See them live while you can.
Congratulations for cracking the 10K 🎉 Let me recommend doing „Parabol/Parabola“ next and make sure to get them together in one clip.
Spiraling outwards is a metaphor as I noticed you asked the question. Think of it this way, if you are spiraling inwards you are moving towards the center, collapsing on yourself and going down. Where is if you reverse the direction, you are broadening, seeing more, encompassing more of what is around you, and in Tools case pushing the edge of this beyond what we might imagine is possible, hence the push the envelope and watch it bend and grappling with the line between humanity and divinity.
Poets with metal in their hearts.
This is my 3rd video in a row watching you just fall in love with one of the greatest bands ever. Also I have seen so many bands and still they are one of the best bands to see live.
Bend your mind with their '46 & 2' young brother, I am here for it all!
Now you have to do the reaction video with Parabol and Parabola, it has to be like that because the 2 songs are conected...well the entire album is but this 2 songs more 🤟🏼
Your reflection at the end here is the definition of spiral out, keep going friend
It honestly warms my heart to watch people discover Tool (and other Maynard bands, i.e. A Perfect Circle & Puscifer, but ESP Tool)!
You absolutely MUST do Ænima & Rosetta Stoned, next!
Or visa versa...
You won't regret a single Tool song, but I'm REALLY REALLY eager to see your reaction to those!
Please 🥺😁😇
Thank you for sharing your first times with us! 💞
My guy, LOVE how much you’re enjoying Tool! They’re incredible, plus their catalog is big enough you’ll have tracks to discover for a long while. However, i didn’t look through all your videos but I’ve noticed an absence of a Ren playlist. Your video titles say you’re a rap fan, let’s go mate what ya waiting for!? Ren is a relatively new UK artist who’s blowing up. His new album Sick Boi just charted number 1 in UK. I’d love to enjoy watching you discover him as well
Toronto Monday 20th, absolutely amazing!. A must experience 👍
Danny Carey plays the hell out of the drums every song. One of the more interesting sounding drummers imo. Glad you are enjoying your Tool journey!
Just got my tool ticket for Manchester bro, im from northern Ireland and saw them in London last year for the first time, please go you won't regret it!
Yes you did get 10k! Props!! Lateralus is my favorite mind altering song! That's what's up! Subbed
Thanks for the sub!
Your reaction made ME cry. Maynard is deep! There is a mathematical reason behind every note and word and timing of this song. You want classic tool?? I’d love to see your reaction to SOBER!
If you like Adam Jones on guitar-I’d go for “7empest” from their newest album next! It won a Grammy!
I love watching someone hear tool for the first time. You absolutely have to see them live. I was lucky enough to go to fear innoculum. And check out Maynards other 2 bands puscifer and a perfect circle.
If you get the chance go see Tool live. You won't regret it. Seen em 3 times since 1998 and they are the best band I've ever seen live.
Spirals are infinitesimally small at the center and infinitely large at the horizon. One can imagine a spiral as a tube from here to anywhere and from now to forever.
Spiral out, boy!
To me it means exactly what he says in the lines before it:
"embrace my desire to
feel the rhythm, to feel connected
enough to step aside and weep like a widow
to feel inspired
to fathom the power
to witness the beauty"
well, that and DMT.
The lyric structure is based on the fibinochie sequence. Its a mathematical sequence that exists in nature. It forms the golden ratio if im not mitsaken which is a spiral. And the part where you started getting the chills they are all goint to start playing in different time signatures from one another.
You 💯 have to see them!!!!!!! It would be a travesty not to go!
Starting your day with Tool is magic!
Yes go see them live!
Yassss! Spiral out! Open your mind.
hey bro, Im 39 years old and this has been my personal all time favorite band since I was 16 back during the Aenema days. Here is a recommended play list from a guy who's been listening to them for over 20 years:
1. Aenema
2. Lost Keys/Rossetta Stoned
3. Jambi
4. The Grudge
5. Third Eye
6. Eulogy
7. The Swamp Song
8. Undertow
9. Opiate
10. Sober (Live Version)
11. Pushit (Salival Version)
12. Schism
13. Fear Inoculum
There are so many great songs and it's easier to simply say that there are no bad Tool songs. A personal favorite of mine is Ænema. The song just rocks and the whole album is just phenomenal and displays not only their deep, sobering lyrics but also their sense of humor. They really are in a category all their own. But here's the obligatory list of songs to check out - Sober (this was their breakout song and the first I had ever heard - saw the video on MTV and it really did change my view of what music can be) - the live pro shot version is incredible, The Grudge, 46 and 2, Stinkfist, H, Hooker with a Penis, Schism, Pneuma, Jambi, Wings of Marie part 1& 2 (back to back), Jimmy, Parabol and Parabola (back to back), Undertow, Swamp Song, and just about anything else they ever put out. 🤣
One song that I love and I've never seen a reaction to is Swamp Song. It is 1990's TOOL so I don't really understand why nobody has reacted to it. In my opinion it's way better than 46 & 2. Also, if you go to a TOOL concert you will not regret it. In fact it might be something you tell your grandchildren about. It is an immersive experience with phenomenal music.
Polo reacts has reacted to it. Lots of RUclipsrs have done all of TOOL songs except for Sweat from Opiate because it’s licensed to a John Carpenter movie Escape from New York
Just saw them play Swamp Song live a few weeks ago in Portland, OR.
They played it in St. Paul on Halloween, one of the greatest nights of my life
Most people just don't appreciate Opiate and Undertow as much.
Watch them. I love the videos too. See that concert its a must
The content of Tool songs is meant for you to interpret. "Spiral out" means exactly what that phrase makes YOU feel or think.All four members of Tool are masters of their craft...and several other crafts as well.Take what they give you and make it your own.There is no try...only Tool.
Saw them perform this song live i was In the front row greatest night of my life.
Tool is undescribable, really!!!! Another band I would love to see!!! Listen to Aneima……that song was my introduction to this band!
Once the light comes on there’s no turning back! 😳😎
basically it comes down to this , best alt metal band is Tool by miles. best 'space rock' band is Pink Floyd by miles(and the best band ever imo)
best out and out 'rock band is ac/dc, best 'metal' band is Irion maiden. Best grunge band Pearl Jam. best single Singer-songwriter musician rock/folk/celtic artist is van morrison by miles.He can play anything many styles of music too Genres
Blue-eyed soulCelticrockR&Bfolkblues rockbluessouljazzrockgospel (tho personally I dislike jazz music) love blues though. bob dylan also is great.
What you have been hearing it what Tool will ultimately evolve into.. but their E.P. opiate and first studio album undertow.. is a very raw .. rock.. pissed off singer Tool.. complete different vibe.. so so much worth listening to
Ive seen the live...insane show. Their lazer show almost rivals Pink Floyd...i couldnt believe it.
Awesome show last night with Alex Lifeson of Rush dropping by and Shredding Jambi.
That must have been awesome!