College Students First Time Hearing - Parabol/Parabola | Tool Reaction
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This song was fucking amazing! Hope you guys enjoyed this video! Go ahead and VOTE in the poll we posted to determine our next Tool song! Have a great day guys! 🔥😁🤟🏻
Where's the poll link??
@Dill Funk
Check the community tab on our channel!
Andy & Alex enjoyed the video very much! ✨💪
HEY GUYS! I confess I had NO CLUE who TOOL was.....never heard of them. But I gotta say I really liked this song and this band. These guys are obviously very talented and sort of reminded me of the journeys that RUSH would take me on. Good review also! I would listen to more of this band in the future.
@@lucyforrester2633 they definitely have Rush roots. They are progressive rock just like Rush. You'll enjoy a lot of their other stuff!
Jambi’s groove will blow you away. Can’t wait to witness your reaction.
I love Jambi, but I think they should get on to the old raw Tool like Cold and Ugly, Bottom, Flood, Opiate, Swamp Song and 4°
Sarah P So, what did you think of 7empest?
@@sarahp8058 dont forget "hush". Its very appropriate these days
Tool is playing chess in outer space, all other bands are playing checkers on the porch at Cracker Barrel..
lmao this is a perfect and also nuts analogy and I'm fully on board.
Yes
🥴
Radiohead, Mike Oldfield.
Dude... Reflection! I don't understand why no one is suggesting it. Masterpiece.
My favorite!
has to be all three then, disposition reflection triad
YES!!!!
@@5meo true
Yeah it has to be the Saint trinity not only reflection
The ultimate compliment you can give a song is “ you don’t want it to end”..... That’s TOOL
"I wonder if we'll be able to tell the difference in when one song stops and one song starts" - I'm sitting here thinking 'Oh believe me, you'll be able to tell' :D
This song(songs?) is one of my favorites from them. It meant alot to me back when it first came out. Glad you guys are enjoying the Tool thus far. Hopefully we don't steer you wrong at some point in one of these polls.
"We need your help, and your permission. So we need you to find a comfortable space, that's not only comfortable but vulnerable. I want you to shut your eyes and go there, and we'll meet you on the other side (echo)..." - Maynard from Pushit on Salival. Great one!
I remember the first time I heard that on Salival when it was released. By the end of Pushit, I was in a trance almost like my body was producing its own DMT.
My favourite live performance from TOOL by far! And one of the best live performances I've ever listened to, by far!
Haven't seen it mentioned too many times, but another Tool song you guys need to do is Eulogy. My personal favorite by them and a hard hitting chorus.
Also The Grudge
Nasty bridge in Eulogy
Don’t u fukin lie! Don’t u step out of line! Don’t u fukin lie! Don’t u fukin lie to me!
Eulogy was the first tool song i listened too and my god it literally is a display of probably the best musicians in the world. No joke and i can’t think of another band with the talent everyone has in this band besides Rush and Led Zep.
I listened to Eulogy on repeat for about 6 months every time I got in my car in 1998. I got sucked in and refused to listen to anything else. After 6 months, I allowed the cd to move on to the next songs. Then, I got to Aenema, and I hit the repeat button again for another few months. Don’t get me wrong, every song was amazing, but those two awoke something in me. I went from being just a big Tool fan, to completely obsessed. I bought Salival, just as a way to hold me over, only to lose my mind over how insane it was. I stood in line for hours to buy Lateralus at midnight on the day it was released. I was not disappointed. I bought 10,000 Days in Kyrgyzstan, on my way home from Afghanistan, and it helped me cope with a lot of loss and sadness. Now, with Fear Inoculum, I’ve come full circle and it has again allowed me to feel a lot of joy and positive introspection. No music has ever reached me like theirs, and I seriously doubt anyone else will even come close.
My friends... Thicks and Leeches, Rosetta Stoned or Wings (both parts)...
Marco Furtado Lost Keys/Rosetta Stoned is a unique masterpiece
If you're going to follow the whole journey that leads to Wings for Marie you need to dig into A Perfect Circle as well, with Judith, and Jimmy, from Aenima. It's worth doing as a full video. If you can keep from crying, because I can't, even after 100 listens.
You've got to do the Holy Trinity. Disposition - Reflection - Triad.
They will lose their freaking minds..like the rest of us did and still do when we hear this
Kent Mains All in a row guys, don’t skimp!
These kids won't understand the trilogy
@@toddstone7781 I agree but they can give it a try
Yes this
It’s the way you both closed your eyes as he started to sing :)
Jambi Jambi Jambi Jambi Jambi Jambi Jambi Jambi Jambi Jambi Jambi Jambi
Jambi... did I mention Jambi?!
I vote for Jambi next 🙏🏻
Great reaction btw 😉
Stinkfist is the whip. Gotta work that in the Tool lineup.
My first experience with them.. I liken it to starting with coke, then meddling with other drugs!
Matt Nicholson me to brother
You guys are awesome. I couldn't have picked a better couple of tracks for you guys to listen to. It reminds me of when my dad started showing me Led Zeppelin. There's something really cool about diving into a band's collection well after it's out. I love the sense of discovery, and watching someone else go through it is almost as satisfying. Keep it up!
I started laughing my ass off when you guys wondered what the transition to Parabola was like.
There's only one number in a rating system for Tool. 10
The transition cannot be more obvious....one of the greatest in the history of rock....🤟🍺
They made the transition very obvious yet still seamless. Very Tool.
Schism had been around for awhile when the album was released, but after that this was the first song(s) I found myself wanting to come back. Still get serious chills everytime from "Aliiiiive...", not to mention how F! beautifully and delicately the Parabol segment is executed. You will really appreciate how Parabol follows Schism once you get around to listening to the whole album.
Right In Two has everything you’re looking for in a Tool song
Top 3 of their songs
One of my favorites for sure
Fun Fact: The last few guitar notes are a tribute to the band YES and their song Roundabout. You should check it out!
A Perfect Circle - Judith
Tool - Wings for Marie (Pt 1)
Tool - 10,000 Days (Wings Pt 2)
These 3 should be listened to in sequence
Bands like Pink Floyd, Grateful Dead and The Doors, and now today’s generation “TOOL”, they all really took/take you on a musical journey and tap into your subconscious. It’s not about being “rockstars”, it’s about the feeling and deep emotions, things you’ve never thought about and thinking outside the box and Those aspects of music are way more important.
Hip hop was supposed to be that way, but it got hindered by materialism, drugs, and sex.
Parabol/Parabola definitely grow on you!
It’s now in my top 5 Tool songs for sure.
Next reactions:
Fear Inoculum (brand new!)
Vicarious
Right In Two
Love to see you guys listening to Tool again, you guys really seem to get it.
I'm currently hiking 1200 miles from the top of Scotland down to the bottom of England and I really enjoy watching your videos on my hike. Your also totally right on Maynard's voice being an instrument in its own right.
Keep it up my dudes, I'm a big fan.
This was awesome! At 9:48 the guy on the left looked like “ WTF just happened?” and the guy on the right looked like he was drugged.
"Am I driving okay?" - "I think we're parked, man..."
Lost keys / Rosetta Stoned will blow your mind
I watch my fair share of reaction videos. I always enjoy your reactions.. they seem very genuine
Now on to Jambi!
Tool is a outerbody trip if u focus, which you guys do, ive seen alot ur videos, and u guys dont talk through the music, and go for a ride, and tool songs are a journey, great reaction, to me its like listening to another form of rush, or yes, or pink floyd, its like reading a book! or watching a movie with ur mind.
You definitely have to hear them a few time to really appreciate what they are doing. There are a whole lot of really cool parts that you don’t really catch the first time you listen to it only because there is so much to listen for. Like you were saying, y’all will definitely begin to appreciate this song a lot more the more you listen. I found myself listening to it a few times then kinda putting it away, and the next time I listened about a week later I already knew what to except and it made the experience even better than before
Totally my favourite Tool song.
The sensation you got when you said it felt like 3 minutes.... I got that feeling at their concert in Amsterdam last June. The show ended and I was like, but it has only lasted 30 minutes!(2 hours really)! Wanted moooore
Oh, guys! What have you done to me? Where did I just go? This song is.....AWESOME! My whole spirit just soared when they went from mind chilling calm to kicking it up to the sky! Wow!!!! Just WOW! Thank you Thank you Thank you for this! I am living proof that you are NEVER too old to discover new music! I loved the whole song, but the beginning just wove itself into my soul! AMAZING! You. Must. Do. More. Tool! Please!
@Kim Huckaby
Wow I’m glad you like it so much! We do as well!! Tool has become of my favorite bands pretty quickly, great tracks, we’ll be doing not for sure don’t worry!! 😁🔥
I like the somber parabol, the little mini solo, and how he sings the chorus low, and then an octive higher the second time. Speaking if those middle eastern melodies, there’s a similar feel in their song “Reflection.” I’m sure y’all will get around to it, can’t wait for Disposition/Reflection
Hi from the UK, Love your channel, always quality music and always see your passion for real music. I love as soon as the music plays you guys close your eyes, and feel it. LEGIT REACTION CHANNEL!
So few reactors EVER do a reaction to H by TOOL.
Do it! Its sooooo good!
Tool is always amazing. You need to react to H. It's on the Aenima album. A song that never gets enough mention. Absolutely beautiful piece of music. Keep rocking on guys.
Brian Hurst I honestly couldn’t pick a favorite Tool song but, H. would be a pick if I had to choose, really is such a powerful and beautiful song
What would you say about listening to the whole Lateralus album through? You’ve already listened to a big part of it track by track, but the order of the songs on the album contributes to the experience a lot.
@Lady Skeptic on shrooms.
I was literally thinking about this just now. I would pay money to watch you guys do a whole listen through
Great reaction guys! Dudes, I swear, if you react to Tool- Pushit Salival lyric video, you will give it 11/10, no joke!
yeah this has to be next for you guys....it's just one of those live performances that can only be experienced
I'm in full agreement with this. They will be blown away. Maynards vocals are unreal.
My only problem with that version is they leave out a big chunk of the original lyrics.
Saw them recently live in Amsterdam, and they played this. Hadn't seen this live yet. It was AMAZING!!!
TOOL, EULOGY, PUSIHT, 4 DEGREES, THE PATIENT, STINKFIST, H, OR FLOOD ALL ARE AMAZING TRUST ME
Good selection.
stinkfist is killer, that should be next
One of the few TOOL songs with an official video. I highly recommend watching it. It's its own experience.
So glad you guys did a Tool song on my birthday. Now you gotta listen to "Rosetta-Stoned", along with "Lost Keys (Blame Hoffman)"
What a way to start the weekend!
Great reaction as always guys, keep up the great reactions.
Have a great weekend.
Never clicked on something so fast!!!! THANK YOU!
Also...love the confused "how the fuck is this, THIS GOOD? This shit is nuts." look on Andy's (left) face after Parabola breaks.
There will come a time that you will need to see Tool live. The time is now!
As mentioned by other, Ticks and Leeches is a must. Also check out Thirdeye
Everything about Lost Keys Rosseta Stoned is mind blowing Danny's drumming is not human and Maynard the way he delivers the vocals omfg. The song is about a guy who get abducted by Aliens. Its outta this world.
Jambi dudes, the groove will blow you away.
How blazed is dude with the long hair
@Trey s
He was high on Tool
Shine on forever, shine on benevolent Sun!
I think you should check out Reflections from this album. You won't be disappointed. The Grudge & Reflections are my personal favorite. Guitar Bass play is amazing🎼🎶😎🎶🎼
Yeah guys! Hello again from Germany! When I first heared this it blows my mind. I felt like I have been on something like a 2 week exausting adventure-holliday, if that makes any sence.
You guys are awesome! 10,000 days came out when I was a freshman in college and you guys constantly remind me of our listening sessions we used to have in the dorm!
So difficult to try and rate Tool songs. My favorite is which ever one I am listening to at the time. You guys need to check out a song or two from Opiate their first ep. Songs are shorter but killer and raw. Maybe Cold and Ugly or Jerk off, both are live and kick ass. Play them both back to back. Also Please check out Black Diamond from KISS 1975 promo. I would really like to see what you have to say from a younger perspective good or bad regarding old school KISS. Later guys keep doing what you are doing. Great reactions.
TOOL IS ONE OF MY TOP 5 BEST BANDS👍
Hey guys greetings from ottawa canada, just want to say you guys are 2 solid dudes and your content is amazing, so glad your covering tool, I am extremely excited to seeing your reaction to jambi, my god lol. Take care lads!!
BEST COMBO SONGS FROM TOOL 🔥🤘🏻🍺
I can’t help but headbang with you both
Listen to third eye and feel your mind melt. That song.....bring your biggie boi pants 😉
I just subscribed to your guys channel today. I like your content, and breakdowns after the videos. You guys always get a like on all your videos from me
Been lurking the channel for a minute. This one sealed it. Subscribed. More Tool.
@pwr70
Ayyyyy welcome to the channel friend! More Tool for sure! 🔥🔥🤟🏻
These guys are cool AF! Way cool that they recognize Tool is a force to be reckoned with!!
Oh shit son here we go !!! :) Thanks as always for the TOOL reactions ! :P
You could do TOOL everyday and redo every reaction and i would still watch !
I think you guys are ready for their mind f?$k that is Lost Keys/Rosetta Stoned. It’s rhythmically and instrumentally, possibly their most ambitious work, and it’s one crazy story. You need the lyric video though or you will be lost.
It's really hard to vote on just one Tool song. I know it sounds cliche but you can pick any of them.
Starting to like these kids. Have seen this live many times and it is a life changing experience
That outro...fucking goosebumps every time. Now go watch the official video so it can blow your mind all over again.
I listen to and watch a lot of reaction channels. You guys are moving up the list of must see. I pretty much drop what im doing when the notice of one of your videos goes off on my phone. Anyways, would appreciate you guys do a reaction to vicarious by tool. As I said I watch a lot of reaction videos but very rarely have I found one that has done vicarious. If you could give that song a listen I'd appreciate it
FINALLY!!! Y'all have been deprived for too long... Lol🤯🤯🤯
U guys are on your way with tool. It's the journey brothers. Also love your love for rush. God bless
Right in two,Rosetta Stoned(this song is crazy,their best imo),Jambi,Wings 1 and 2
Danny,the drummer is the source of the middle eastern instruments.His drum teacher got him to use tablas,Indian drums,you can hear that in Right in Two a lot.Also these 2 songs are as unique as it gets in my opinion.It is kinda more raw compared to other songs on Lateralus but it is because they want you to get the message clearly.This song is about celebrating life,and knowing youre not alone which is rare as hell in metal.
You guys need to check out some awesome progressive metal. Porcupine Tree - Anesthetize live from Tilborg. Incredible musicians like Tool.
There needs to be more reactions to the new song Invincible. There are really good live versions of it out there especially the 4k one in berlin, germany. Everyone that has reacted to it reacted to the very first version released with all the fans talking over it. Absolutely amazing song....
It's unfortunate that this video's thumbnail shows Alex with 'Tool' written above his head 😬😏
@Pul5ar
LOL
and next please "Lipan Conjuring/Lost Keys (blame Hofmann)/Rosetta Stoned all in one go
Thanks Fellas. It's beyond time for you to review Dire Straights. Sultans of Swing live from Alchemy. It's fucking amazing and over 30 years old and still relevant. Hands down one of the best live recordings. Ever!
Saw them for the first time 2 nights ago. Amazing experience. Unfortunately they didn’t play parabol before parabola. Still incredible though. Can’t wait for the new record
You want to listen to some tracks from King Crimsons 'Discipline' album from 1981 if you want to know where Tool got their sound from
Nice.. If you do Jambi, suggest Live The non existence DVD version (fan made). Really captures the Tool live experience.
Neil Denham it’s not actually a live version, just the studio version with some reverb and crowd noise.
@@thegoatchild3545 I know 😉
Alrighty then.....😉👍
Oh that transition is immense. I remember exactly where is was when I heard that the first time and it blew me away.
Yeeesssss!! Great video guys you have the best Tool reactions 🤘🏼 highly recommend Pushit (salival version)
Yay!!! I’m so happy y’all finally did this. I know you guys love Tool. Y’alls excitement at the beginning is so great. I also like 46 and 2 better also. ❤️
Hi there, you must check out this video: "Smoke on the Water with Queen, Pink Floyd, Rush, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, etc". Because there are more bands there you don't have an excuse for this not to be on top of your list because this would satisfy many bands' fans from your viewers. ^_^
Brian May is shredding that guitar right after he broke his arm (watch the documentary for that).
"Let TOOL take the wheel" truer words were never spoken 💯
I love drummers that beat that hell out of their kit thanks guys this channel is fun
Eyes closed and feelin it. That's how it's done!
Tool is about layers and texture. The trip from silence to rage and everything in between.
Hi guys, listen SOEN : Tabula rasa, pluton, the words, lotus, paragon.
Gentlemen, I woke up about ten minutes before I started watching this. What a great way to wake up! Have a wonderful day fellas.
Okay, I think I'm a Tool convert... Almost. Alex, thanks for pinpointing the opening vocalizing. I was thinking India or Tibetan flavor. Truly, I think I could listen to the singer do a free flow vocalization, without words and still have the same effect? Could be wrong, but the music is so powerful... No words. Thanks for the intro! Peace.
Do the cover they did by led zepplin (no quarter)
I don't know who is Alex or Andy, but the reaction of the guy wearing the Pink Floyd shirt reminded me of Dave Bowman final words entering the monolith in "space odysey" with the famous line "My God, it's full of stars!"
Good reaction guys, you were both trippin on the music.
ps. saw them late saterday live on Werchter in Belgium, and it was an experience, I was baffeld the entire concert.
Third eye salival live!!!!!!
I'll admit at first, I first I wasn't a huge fan of the song, but after taking Alex's advice of closing my eyes while listening to the song, I DEFINITELY liked a lot more. As soon as I opened my eyes, I was like "What just happened, where am I?". I love the bass riff in the beginning and the drumming was fantastic, who knew people still drummed like that in the 2000s?!?!? But I also liked when Alex brought up how the mid-western and south African harmonies reminded him of his father because it just shows how powerful music really is and we can relate it to our daily lives. It truly is amazing! With that being said, can't wait for your guys next reaction. When is the next weekend podcast by the way? Because I really enjoyed the last one and I'm looking forward to hearing what you guys will talk about next!
@Lana Teramae
Yeah eyes closed with Tool is the way to go it seems! And hmm I’m not sure when we’re doing the next weekend podcast, some time soon! Need some topic ideas! 😂😁🔥
@@andyandalex I totally agree, I feel that when listening to music, closing your eyes helps you get into the zone. Oh and for the podcast, take your time. I won't put you guys "under pressure", haha get it? :) But like I mentioned before, I bet an old music verses new music topic would be a cool debate (maybe 70s - 90s vs. 2000s - present or something like that). I originally wanted 70s vs. 80s music but so much has happened in the music industry since then that it needs to be talked about! Alex suggested a classic vs. modern music.
Spot on reaction gentleman. Always a fan as I watch you grow up. ❤
Guys check out Meytal Cohen, she is a women who did some drum covers of Tool songs, I think you will enjoy them.
Was, is and always be my favourite Tool song!
Jambi or Flood or Third Eye or I could list off every song in their catalog. Another great reaction, guys!
My first time hearing this, too! Agree with the idea of just letting the music carry you along. The time (if ever) for getting cerebral/ analytic about a song is after it's gotten in your bones. So with music of this depth, there's no real need to accurately place it among the others.
(Actually a fine-tuned rating system is a bit of a trap? Just a thought that has come to me on the fly. If you had a scale from 1 to 5, it would probably be adequate, even. 1: something in my died because I listened to this - my day is ruined. 2: not great, but I'll survive. 3: adequate song - reasonably nice. 4. Yeah, that does something for me. 5. Wow! Up there with the best first impressions a song has ever made on me.
And that's another point. Remember it's a special kind of rating: the first-impression-rating. There are some songs that are too subtle to become a favourite first time you encounter them. You need to wait a year or so before giving them their initial rating.)
And I think I have to suggest that you do at least one reaction to Najat Aataabou (maybe one of those "let me show you a song" reactions you guys do?). Some of her music translates well across genres and cultures, etc. And she has an interesting life history. I'll go find a nice long one and post it as a reply, in the customary manner.
Here's a song it would be quite normal not to fully appreciate first time round. It takes a bit of time - several listens. Really, you have to follow the lyrics in at least the second part, to get what's producing the "rhubarb rhubarb" human-voice-noise there, for instance.
(And yes, they are a pretty good band. Steven Wilson thinks so, so if you don't much like them - yet - you're wrong. ;-) ... just keep trying and you'll get there in time).
*Cardiacs* again. And the song is *Jitterbug (junior is a)* ruclips.net/video/b4j6q1Svf30/видео.html
And here's a nice gateway drug to get you hooked on Mr. Bungle. *Goodbye Sober Day* ruclips.net/video/MO2bM4sgE1E/видео.html
All vocals by a certain Mike Patton (and that's just where the genius of this begins). "Genius" has become a cheap word, but I'm using the expensive version of it, here. The only complaint you may have is that it can be too much. Mr. Bungle is certainly one of those bands that carpet bombs my brain down to rubble, often. Careful with the dose, then.
The other genius (expensive version of the word, of course) you need to get into at some time is *Frank Zappa*. Here's some reggae from him: *Treacherous Cretins* ruclips.net/video/gpeyGfBF9lE/видео.html