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as a 55 yr old marine veteran the one TOOL song speaking to me on a personal and subconscious level is INVINCIBLE. on my hikes or in my living room with lights and tv off..
I just made a pot of coffee and caught a Puff....this is fantastic!!! She's a gem and this might be better than your original journey which I followed through the entire thing!! Spiral Out my brother (and sister)!!!
The line "witness the beauty" always strikes right to my heart. Beauty exists in all things everywhere hidden behind the veil of certainty. Let go and let it in. The shape of a galaxy, the texture of sand, the sound of the world open up to it.
But Tool = math at the same time. Amazing song and to write something to the fibonacci sequence that sounds so good and has meaningful lyrics is unprecedented
Oh awesome, you're listening to one of the greatest songs ever written and produced. People talk about how vulnerable and open Maynard was with Wings Pt 1 and 2 (and for good reason), but I would argue that the middle poetic section of Lateralus is Maynard being just as open and revealing to the core of his being. Its a love letter to existence. Even after listening to this song for 23 years, it still affects me intellectually and emotionally. On occasion I still discover some new sound deep in the mix, or some dynamic between sounds. AND YES! The intro is like being sonically birthed into existence!
@@BH02377 sure, it could be called a bridge, but that's not the only way to label it. While the song structure can be described as ABABCD with this as the 'C' bridge section, it can also be thought of as a sonic triptych of three movements that align with the thematic qualities of the lyrics. The middle movement is the poetic section.
Tool is able to touch the soul in so many ways. Something about the frequency and rythm seem to come from some eternal wisdom. I think that is why its so fun to see others hearing it for the first time. We get to see how connected we all are.
Add the unparalleled skill of Tool and the perfect Golden Ratio of the Fibinachi Sequence to the rhythm of the music and lyrics and this is the result.
I love watching you show and rediscover TOOL with her, man! You had one of my top favorite TOOL journeys, and I was bummed to see you disappear for a while, but each of these re-reactions is really enjoyable! Spiral out! 🌀
The loud waaah noise you hear toward the end is the bassist Justin Chancellor using a phaser and waaah peddle and I believe he is picking upwards when he does it.
This video was SO inspiring to watch - thank you both! 🙏 As someone with writing aspirations of my own, this song taps into something spiritual and transcendent and helps me glimpse what could be possible. It was amazing to watch you two have a very similar experience. Val - If you want to go on a deeply emotional journey in which tears will likely be shed, listen to 10,000 Days by Tool. You have to know the backstory to that song. The short version is that Maynard wrote it in tribute to his mother Judith Marie Keenan after she passed away. She had lived for 27 years (10,000 days) in a state of paralysis after having had cerebral aneurysm at the age of 32. You should listen to the song Judith first ... that song is Stage #1 written when Maynard was angry at his mother's religious faith in spite of her condition. 10,000 Days is Stage #2, written years later after Judith Marie had passed. Maynard had grown and made more peace with his feelings by that point, and he goes deep to bring listeners into a very personal world. Its an incredibly moving journey to experience with him and the band. Would love to watch your reaction to those songs if you're up for it : )
The “mwahum” is a fuzz bass (well Justin has three channels going on) either doing octave down then rolling it back or rolling octave up on through the original (quite critical) whammy for bass. I have the whammy v2 which almost captures it. You can hear the same essence in the schism bridge or the invincible bass solo. But yeah, hard attack, clean + fuzz hard compressed (high mids up), a slight twist of phase (though sometimes flange) then roll on or roll off the octave effect (as long as you go up). Someone showed me they did it using a 5th up and played from the 7th to make that work but as Justin uses the whammy bass original and that doesn’t have that setting I’m not convinced
I’ve been trying to hold off, but the production of your tool videos is far above the others. I still love to see random people “discover” the band, but they pause in the absolute wrong times, but I love how you analyze the music from a musical mindset. Also love the fade in fade out. Ears thank you.
Reflection is a great spiritual song. I think both parts of Wings for Marie rank high as greatest tributes to a passed loved one. Very emotional-especially the build and climax in the second song.
Crying to Tool songs and getting emotional and taking journey's means you're truly listening, you're connecting with the experience. The thing with their music too is that it gets better and better as you listen, the same song can be listened to over and over and over and they're so unique and intricate you get new things from them each time, each instrument tells a story, every part of every song has a presence. Tool can be soft and emotional, transcendental and spiritual, and aggressive and so fucking hard and angry. It servers all aspects of a life experience.
Something many don't know about Lateralus is is the song pays homage to the Fibonacchi sequence in Math, which is commonly seen in nature as the spiral in a Nautilus shell or of a galaxy. Some parts of the song are also metered this way.
There will never be another band like Tool, ever. I truly believe this is a once in a lifetime experience and I'm so fucking lucky I'm here for it! Can't wait for the next reaction.
If you look into some of their source idea's, the Fibonacci Sequence plays a huge part in the lyrical design and overall idea of the song. Understanding how the Sequence itself spirals out infinitely, but is somehow found everywhere in nature.
There was a period when I only listened to this song on repeat (Feb-November 2015). At the time I was working out a lot. I would workout about 2-3 hours a day, 7 days a week. While working out, I always had earbuds in but the only song I had on my phone was Lateralus. Then anytime I was in my car driving, I would use my phone to listen to music and once again I only had the 1 song on my phone. I would listen to Lateralus around 20 times a day. I did this for a little more than 10 months. Thats about 6000 listens in that period. The reason it ended at 10 months is because I had to purchase a new phone. I had a Droid that had Lateralus on it but the new phone I had got was an iPhone and as we all know Tool wasn’t on iTunes at the time. Anyways, the song had not diminished in the slightest to me on the 6000th listen. It continued to give me chill bumps daily and was the only song I craved to listen to. So I purchased the CD to have in my car and so I was able to still listen to Lateralus but I also listened to the rest of the album, obviously, because it’s good. The Lateralus track continued remaining above all other songs, in my opinion. Then in 2019 Tool became available on iTunes and the official lyrics were released for the songs. Up until that point I knew the song was associated with FS but I never cared enough to understand why there was a relation between the two. I found the song profound from what I interpreted, it continued to be that way even after realizing I heard a couple lyrics incorrectly. But one time when I was refreshing myself with the lyrics, I stumbled upon a summary of the song describing some of the FS inspirations. I found it neat and impressive how the syllables followed the FS. Unfortunately, I lost something when I became aware of the syllable pattern. The song is still my favorite song but it is no longer able to give me chill bumps. I don’t know why becoming aware affected me to such a degree, maybe I’m unable to not think about the song now and that’s tainted it (which the song warns about) but I know it saddens me. I held out hope that they would perform the song when I saw them in Knoxville back in November or when I saw them in Atlanta last month and I would possibly get chill bumps during the performance but unfortunately they didn’t.
"It feels like an inner body experience" 10 seconds in and she its the nail on the head. The more the song progresses the more 'out of body' the experience begins.
She is nailing it. Think we were all born, but can't remember when our minds actually began to realize what was around us. This song is structured on the Fibonacci sequence. In July 2017, Maynard's friend Joe Rogan described his writing process in his podcast; "He wrote a song to the Fibonacci sequence. The Fibonacci sequence is a mathematical sequence. It starts from one, the next number is one, and the next number being two, creates the 2+1 which is three, continuing in this mathematical progression. That's how they found the chord progression. It began linking up to the Fibonacci sequence." The syllables Maynard sings in the first verse follow the first six numbers in the pattern, ascending and descending in the sequence 1-1-2-3-5-8-5-3. "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). Lets me see (3)." In the next verse, Maynard begins with the seventh number of the Fibonacci sequence (13), implying a missing verse in between. He descends back down with the following pattern; 13-8-5-3. "As below so above and beyond I imagine (13). Drawn beyond the lines of reason (8). Push the envelope (5). Watch it bend (3)." The second verse adds the missing line to complete the sequence; "There is (2), so (1), much (1), more that (2), beckons me (3), to look through to these (5), infinite possibilities (8)." 1-1-2-3-5-8-5-3-2-1-1-2-3-5-8-13-8-5-3.
Lateralus uses the Fibonacci sequence as a guide for the music to follow . The idea that the sequence can be found in nature is the reason why the song was created .
I'm 60yo and just Saw TOOL in Denver Colorado USA 2-5-2024 . BADASS, but I thought the Laterallus Tour was better Live in Boulder Colorado. back in the day.
Qabalah, Magick, and Psychedelics... Pretty much sums up this Album Lateralus. Deep, deep meanings intertwined with deep, deep musical passages! No stinkfist here. Best thing you can do is get comfortable with a psychedelic or at least some good pot, in a good setting with a good ceiling, and put this album on... It will take you places. The instruments will become the path of travel, and the lyrics will enlighten those places you go to. As Above So Below and Beyond I imagine... Drawn outside the lines of reason... Push the envelope, watch it bend ( you are creating reality with your mind). Infinite possibilities. If you listen to this album while tripping you may just understand the mechanics of the entire Universe.
Listening to it after having discovered its mathematical implications and the colossal compositional effort adds further flavor to this masterpiece. Do a little research...it's worth it!
I have to say, a red blood cell is such a unique way of describing the feelings evoked from this song. You are not a nerd. LOL. Wait until you hear the inspiration for this song. This is the beauty of tool. The interpretations are vast and wonderful. You just exemplified that. A red blood cell coursing through the vasculatory... brilliant.
I would love to see you review DESCENDING … That song is so much more of an in depth experience than can be expected. IMHO, the best TOOL has offered to date. Val, close your eyes and ENJOY !!!
@@urbanshamanproductions9092 And btw maybe I wasn't paying enough attention to the entire video and it was mentioned but I will say it anyway. The syllables in the lyrics in the begging of the song are made after the Fibonnaci sequence, which goes 1-2-3-5-8 and forms a spiral, its a mathematical sequence and its funny cause the then they say overanalyzing separates the body from the mind.b
Tool has saved many lives , self reflection is the key to improving one’s mental state. Not sure where I’d be if it wasn’t for Tool . It’s cheesy but it’s true.
Thank you! It’s fun to be back. I took a few years to focus on becoming a better musician. Now I’m putting out my work (LemonTech on streaming platforms), and trying to reach a higher level of ability, which is why listening to TOOL songs in depth like this again has been so inspiring. There’s a lot of work to do to level up, and they are a great reminder of that!
One of my favorites! We just filmed a few more yesterday! Also, the intro song, Outside The Lines, was the first song Val and I ever made together
I'm waiting for that one too!
Disposition/reflection/triad:)
Don't interrupt her. You were this worst thing about vid.
@@johnw6137 garbage
Love how Val listens with her eyes closed. That’s how you listen to Tool song the first time,then you can just jam out in the house or car with Tool
Totally concur
Best way to LISTEN to music.....lol you don't need your eyes, grinds my gears when people request a music video or live video for a first listen.
Yes. I will watch every reaction she does because of that.
@@davidward9737 there was no sarcasm meant. I really appreciate people who let the music envelope them.
@@jasonknotts5001 got ya.
Clicked IMMEDIATELY when I seen it was Lateralus!!
Hell yes!
@@urbanshamanproductions9092Wait until you explain to her that it’s based on the Fibonacci sequence
Fibonacci
me too
as a 55 yr old marine veteran the one TOOL song speaking to me on a personal and subconscious level is INVINCIBLE. on my hikes or in my living room with lights and tv off..
Same Brother.
You can take the warrior out of the war, but you can't take the war out of the warrior! ✌️
3.5 years active duty as a forward observer in the army. This is my 25th year in law enforcement. Hits home 💯.
Invincible is timeless, and one of my favorite Tool songs (among too many to list!). What a standout song and story on an exceptional album.
Semper Fi brother!
"Spiral Out!" What Tool fans say instead of goodbye. 😵💫
She's probably the only reactor that connects to Tool directly.
Holy shit this is it. The single greatest reaction to Lateralus of all time. She is a genius.
I think she’s ready to experience the “Holy Trinity” (Disposition, Reflection, Triad).
Yes PLEASE the Holy Trinity demands to be heard in its entirety! 😵💫
She is one of the few if any other reaction channel that understood the black then white are all I see in my infancy... Good on her!
She got the double meaning straight up, the literal and metaphorical. Props to her. Maynard loves double meanings and ambiguity in his lyrics
I just made a pot of coffee and caught a Puff....this is fantastic!!! She's a gem and this might be better than your original journey which I followed through the entire thing!! Spiral Out my brother (and sister)!!!
We appreciate that!! Thanks so much! :)
The line "witness the beauty" always strikes right to my heart. Beauty exists in all things everywhere hidden behind the veil of certainty. Let go and let it in. The shape of a galaxy, the texture of sand, the sound of the world open up to it.
This is just amazing, no need to think about mathematics. Just amazing.
But Tool = math at the same time. Amazing song and to write something to the fibonacci sequence that sounds so good and has meaningful lyrics is unprecedented
Oh awesome, you're listening to one of the greatest songs ever written and produced. People talk about how vulnerable and open Maynard was with Wings Pt 1 and 2 (and for good reason), but I would argue that the middle poetic section of Lateralus is Maynard being just as open and revealing to the core of his being. Its a love letter to existence. Even after listening to this song for 23 years, it still affects me intellectually and emotionally. On occasion I still discover some new sound deep in the mix, or some dynamic between sounds. AND YES! The intro is like being sonically birthed into existence!
It’s called the “bridge”.
@@BH02377 sure, it could be called a bridge, but that's not the only way to label it. While the song structure can be described as ABABCD with this as the 'C' bridge section, it can also be thought of as a sonic triptych of three movements that align with the thematic qualities of the lyrics. The middle movement is the poetic section.
When they all come together it's beyond reason. It's gorgeous. A bumblebee flying.
Tool is able to touch the soul in so many ways. Something about the frequency and rythm seem to come from some eternal wisdom. I think that is why its so fun to see others hearing it for the first time. We get to see how connected we all are.
Add the unparalleled skill of Tool and the perfect Golden Ratio of the Fibinachi Sequence to the rhythm of the music and lyrics and this is the result.
I love watching you show and rediscover TOOL with her, man! You had one of my top favorite TOOL journeys, and I was bummed to see you disappear for a while, but each of these re-reactions is really enjoyable! Spiral out! 🌀
Thank you! I really appreciate that! It’s fun to be back! :)
X100!
The loud waaah noise you hear toward the end is the bassist Justin Chancellor using a phaser and waaah peddle and I believe he is picking upwards when he does it.
@Gideonite You're on just about every Tool reaction I watch, have you been able to see them live on their current tour?
This video was SO inspiring to watch - thank you both! 🙏 As someone with writing aspirations of my own, this song taps into something spiritual and transcendent and helps me glimpse what could be possible. It was amazing to watch you two have a very similar experience.
Val - If you want to go on a deeply emotional journey in which tears will likely be shed, listen to 10,000 Days by Tool. You have to know the backstory to that song. The short version is that Maynard wrote it in tribute to his mother Judith Marie Keenan after she passed away. She had lived for 27 years (10,000 days) in a state of paralysis after having had cerebral aneurysm at the age of 32. You should listen to the song Judith first ... that song is Stage #1 written when Maynard was angry at his mother's religious faith in spite of her condition. 10,000 Days is Stage #2, written years later after Judith Marie had passed. Maynard had grown and made more peace with his feelings by that point, and he goes deep to bring listeners into a very personal world. Its an incredibly moving journey to experience with him and the band. Would love to watch your reaction to those songs if you're up for it : )
Thank you for that comment! That’s a good idea to do Judith first! And have fun writing! :)
The “mwahum” is a fuzz bass (well Justin has three channels going on) either doing octave down then rolling it back or rolling octave up on through the original (quite critical) whammy for bass. I have the whammy v2 which almost captures it.
You can hear the same essence in the schism bridge or the invincible bass solo.
But yeah, hard attack, clean + fuzz hard compressed (high mids up), a slight twist of phase (though sometimes flange) then roll on or roll off the octave effect (as long as you go up).
Someone showed me they did it using a 5th up and played from the 7th to make that work but as Justin uses the whammy bass original and that doesn’t have that setting I’m not convinced
That’s fascinating, thank you!!!
No problem. Tool have lots of little unique tricks that make their sound; check out Adam Jones' Jambi pull-through@@urbanshamanproductions9092
10:13. That little nod there, acknowledgment personified.😆🌿🌸
Algo love… You are appreciated ❤
Can't wait for you to start the 10,000 Days album!
this song man. It’s THE Tool song for me. ❤. Always makes me emotional
The outro to this song is phenomenal!
Val should do full album reviews. Let her enjoy the full album experience with interludes, segues, hidden tracks, and album art! 🤞✌️
Great reaction! This song is so hard to digest. You guys were absolutely ready for it. Loved it ❤ keep going
The “wah” sound is Justin’s bass whammy pedal. He also uses it on schism, and disposition on this album.
I’ve been trying to hold off, but the production of your tool videos is far above the others. I still love to see random people “discover” the band, but they pause in the absolute wrong times, but I love how you analyze the music from a musical mindset. Also love the fade in fade out. Ears thank you.
Best reactions ever!
Genuine, sincere, love seeing the realization in your eyes! Brilliant!
Thank you!!! :)
We’ve both been enjoying this journey a lot and are learning from it!
Reflection is a great spiritual song. I think both parts of Wings for Marie rank high as greatest tributes to a passed loved one. Very emotional-especially the build and climax in the second song.
Crying to Tool songs and getting emotional and taking journey's means you're truly listening, you're connecting with the experience. The thing with their music too is that it gets better and better as you listen, the same song can be listened to over and over and over and they're so unique and intricate you get new things from them each time, each instrument tells a story, every part of every song has a presence. Tool can be soft and emotional, transcendental and spiritual, and aggressive and so fucking hard and angry. It servers all aspects of a life experience.
My favorite song I've ever heard, from my favorite album ever, by my favorite band ever.
Just saw tool in Baltimore in January finally!! ❤❤
Great idea to go straight on to Lateralus, right mindset definitely makes it better.
More of 20 years, never too late, young kids
What a great reaction. I love seeing musicians react to Tool. You can see the inspiration in real time.
Liked before I ever watched. Excellent
Super looking forward to you guys doing Descending.
Yes close your eyes and experience the beauty
Yes one of my favorites reactions to. Please hope u do the all album, this is the album for her.
The greatest Tool album of all time 🥹🥹 I love it so much. Love this reaction video. You nailed it 🤘🤘
Just hearing that opening riff makes me tear up - this song touches us all.
"Ride the spiral till the end, may just go where no ones been."
This has been my resolution last year and this. The journey has been amazing
Let's gooo 😂
Greatest song ever made. Period.
Something many don't know about Lateralus is is the song pays homage to the Fibonacchi sequence in Math, which is commonly seen in nature as the spiral in a Nautilus shell or of a galaxy. Some parts of the song are also metered this way.
There will never be another band like Tool, ever. I truly believe this is a once in a lifetime experience and I'm so fucking lucky I'm here for it! Can't wait for the next reaction.
my favorite.😭
"Floating in stuff" perfect description
this song is my spirit animal
also it gets better with each time u listen to it......
Good job not pausing in the back half
If you look into some of their source idea's, the Fibonacci Sequence plays a huge part in the lyrical design and overall idea of the song. Understanding how the Sequence itself spirals out infinitely, but is somehow found everywhere in nature.
There was a period when I only listened to this song on repeat (Feb-November 2015). At the time I was working out a lot. I would workout about 2-3 hours a day, 7 days a week. While working out, I always had earbuds in but the only song I had on my phone was Lateralus. Then anytime I was in my car driving, I would use my phone to listen to music and once again I only had the 1 song on my phone. I would listen to Lateralus around 20 times a day. I did this for a little more than 10 months. Thats about 6000 listens in that period. The reason it ended at 10 months is because I had to purchase a new phone. I had a Droid that had Lateralus on it but the new phone I had got was an iPhone and as we all know Tool wasn’t on iTunes at the time.
Anyways, the song had not diminished in the slightest to me on the 6000th listen. It continued to give me chill bumps daily and was the only song I craved to listen to.
So I purchased the CD to have in my car and so I was able to still listen to Lateralus but I also listened to the rest of the album, obviously, because it’s good. The Lateralus track continued remaining above all other songs, in my opinion. Then in 2019 Tool became available on iTunes and the official lyrics were released for the songs. Up until that point I knew the song was associated with FS but I never cared enough to understand why there was a relation between the two. I found the song profound from what I interpreted, it continued to be that way even after realizing I heard a couple lyrics incorrectly. But one time when I was refreshing myself with the lyrics, I stumbled upon a summary of the song describing some of the FS inspirations. I found it neat and impressive how the syllables followed the FS. Unfortunately, I lost something when I became aware of the syllable pattern. The song is still my favorite song but it is no longer able to give me chill bumps. I don’t know why becoming aware affected me to such a degree, maybe I’m unable to not think about the song now and that’s tainted it (which the song warns about) but I know it saddens me.
I held out hope that they would perform the song when I saw them in Knoxville back in November or when I saw them in Atlanta last month and I would possibly get chill bumps during the performance but unfortunately they didn’t.
3:25. All the laughter, but she identified it so perfectly immediately!🫀🌿🌸
She got it.
This is probably the18,000th time I've heard this song! And it floors me every time!
Nice one!
Awesome. It’s not often I see someone share the same thoughts about the double meaning of the “black and white are all I see…” lines. Great reactions.
Parabola / Parabola will make you feel something inside as well. Continue to immerse yourself in Tool 🤘🌀🤙
They already did it!
Yes it’s a heartbeat of human being coming into the world where black and white is all he sees until red and yellow come and reach out to let him see
15:44 - i believe those are slides on a bass guitar ran through pedal effects.
Maybe you should let her know about puscifer as well.. carina round voice matches maynard ones creating interesting harmonies
"It feels like an inner body experience" 10 seconds in and she its the nail on the head. The more the song progresses the more 'out of body' the experience begins.
Not even gonna tell her about the Fibonacci sequence throughout the song??
My thoughts exactly
Yes! 🌀🌀🌀🙏🙏🙏🧘🧘🧘
This song & “Voodoo Chile (slight return)”are probably the 2 best rock songs ever recorded ? 🤷🏼♂️😳🤯🤤🖤
When you do 46&2 I recommend the lyric video.
She is nailing it. Think we were all born, but can't remember when our minds actually began to realize what was around us. This song is structured on the Fibonacci sequence. In July 2017, Maynard's friend Joe Rogan described his writing process in his podcast; "He wrote a song to the Fibonacci sequence. The Fibonacci sequence is a mathematical sequence. It starts from one, the next number is one, and the next number being two, creates the 2+1 which is three, continuing in this mathematical progression. That's how they found the chord progression. It began linking up to the Fibonacci sequence." The syllables Maynard sings in the first verse follow the first six numbers in the pattern, ascending and descending in the sequence 1-1-2-3-5-8-5-3. "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). Lets me see (3)." In the next verse, Maynard begins with the seventh number of the Fibonacci sequence (13), implying a missing verse in between. He descends back down with the following pattern; 13-8-5-3. "As below so above and beyond I imagine (13). Drawn beyond the lines of reason (8). Push the envelope (5). Watch it bend (3)." The second verse adds the missing line to complete the sequence; "There is (2), so (1), much (1), more that (2), beckons me (3), to look through to these (5), infinite possibilities (8)." 1-1-2-3-5-8-5-3-2-1-1-2-3-5-8-13-8-5-3.
Lateralus uses the Fibonacci sequence as a guide for the music to follow . The idea that the sequence can be found in nature is the reason why the song was created .
Fibonacci sequence is a soothing sound.
Tool always an adventure
I'm 60yo and just Saw TOOL in Denver Colorado USA 2-5-2024 . BADASS, but I thought the Laterallus Tour was better Live in Boulder Colorado. back in the day.
🤘🏻🌀
Qabalah, Magick, and Psychedelics... Pretty much sums up this Album Lateralus. Deep, deep meanings intertwined with deep, deep musical passages! No stinkfist here.
Best thing you can do is get comfortable with a psychedelic or at least some good pot, in a good setting with a good ceiling, and put this album on... It will take you places.
The instruments will become the path of travel, and the lyrics will enlighten those places you go to.
As Above So Below and Beyond I imagine... Drawn outside the lines of reason... Push the envelope, watch it bend ( you are creating reality with your mind). Infinite possibilities. If you listen to this album while tripping you may just understand the mechanics of the entire Universe.
❤♥
Listening to it after having discovered its mathematical implications and the colossal compositional effort adds further flavor to this masterpiece. Do a little research...it's worth it!
I have to say, a red blood cell is such a unique way of describing the feelings evoked from this song. You are not a nerd. LOL. Wait until you hear the inspiration for this song. This is the beauty of tool. The interpretations are vast and wonderful. You just exemplified that. A red blood cell coursing through the vasculatory... brilliant.
On second thought, maybe you are a nerd? If you are, then I am! 😁😁
I would love to see you review DESCENDING … That song is so much more of an in depth experience than can be expected. IMHO, the best TOOL has offered to date. Val, close your eyes and ENJOY !!!
This might be their best
The bass in the outro blows me away every time...
That sound is the Bass, doing slides, you get the smooth transition because Justin is using a fretless bass.
It will hard to follow up that. Right in Two would be a hit.
We just filmed it!
@@urbanshamanproductions9092 also "Vicarious" is a banger
@@urbanshamanproductions9092 And btw maybe I wasn't paying enough attention to the entire video and it was mentioned but I will say it anyway. The syllables in the lyrics in the begging of the song are made after the Fibonnaci sequence, which goes 1-2-3-5-8 and forms a spiral, its a mathematical sequence and its funny cause the then they say overanalyzing separates the body from the mind.b
A song played after the Howard Stern show on Krock in the 90s.
Tool has saved many lives , self reflection is the key to improving one’s mental state.
Not sure where I’d be if it wasn’t for Tool . It’s cheesy but it’s true.
The masterpiece. It's hard to point the best song but, i don't know, Lateralus is unbelievable. Pneuma comes veeery close but...
Also check out the live version from Hawaii with metallicas Kirk Hammett where they do the Orion interlude 🥵
This one to me is Tools opus it has elements contained within that go beyond what was discussed here
explore the Fibonacci sequence in this song. its truly on another level
Tool is more of an experience than a band. Continue down the rabbit hole and Spiral Out...
Holy Trinity!
Glad to see you back man! I wondered what happened to you for a while.
Thank you! It’s fun to be back. I took a few years to focus on becoming a better musician. Now I’m putting out my work (LemonTech on streaming platforms), and trying to reach a higher level of ability, which is why listening to TOOL songs in depth like this again has been so inspiring. There’s a lot of work to do to level up, and they are a great reminder of that!
you guy need to check out tesseract!! concealing fate tool fans love that band!! and you will love the for sure!!
🌀🌀🌀✌🏻
Tools say the Fibonacci pattern was unintentional...... this, in my opinion, demonstrates intrinsic genius
15:35 - its justin on bass
Imagine if they knew that they had no choice but to love it because of math.
Frizzle Fry next
The Fibonacci sequences that use Tool… wait a second, oh no… it’s the opposite!
“As within, so without, as above, so below, as the universe, so the soul.” Push the envelope, watch it bend. Open that third eye. S33