Totally agree. I'm wearing my Lateralus tour shirt that I bought at the show in 2002 to work. Gotta represent. That album is a masterpiece like no other.
The first time I heard the majority of lateralus was the night it came out. It was the second time I saw Tool live and it was at my favorite venue; The Atlanta Tabernacle. Truly words cannot describe the experience we had that night. The energy in that little gothic venue between the fans and the incredible reveal of Tools epic new album and ultra psychedelic stage show with twisted visuals surrounding the band as they flooded our psyche like a rush of serotonin cresting the peek of a wave of LSD crashing onto the new millennium. It was all brand new, totally unexpected, and a total mind fuck. I so hope that the band has some footage of that night that may see some sort of live release one day.
@@heidia7832 after the song, Maynard thanked one of the members of cocteau...couldn't believe it myself hearing it... a new wave band in the 80s jammng w/ Tool
Most bands sound better on their albums..not Tool. I've been to 28 Tool shows and have loved every single one I just wish they lasted longer. There is nothing like a Tool show. 🤘
Holy hell you guys, nearly 60 shows between you two?! The one I saw while touring on Lateralus was amazing in KC. Even one more would unbelievable after 20 years.
I've only been able to see them twice, and they were back to back nights in 2019 in Toronto. Can't wait to see them again when they come around. Best shows ever
Seeing Tool live during the Lateralus era was was incredible. I saw them on 10,000 and Fear too. Tears of joy were shed. There is no band apart from my beloved Depeche Mode that move me to tears. Hope we get to see Tool again. They are quite simply, f'n awesome.
You want a good live Tool performance, check the J.C. Dobb's performance from 1992: ruclips.net/video/fScQo9jA9VI/видео.html I'm sure you could cut it into a few videos. Super intense Maynard and a very good recording, considering the time and tech.
Yo duders this is a track from Justin's previous band Peach from the 98' tour and the beginnings of the progression to what their live shows would later become. Notables: "Lateralus" Eugene 2014 "Parabola" Boston 2017 "46&2" Boston 2017
I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again Buzz from the Melvins is the unofficial 5th member of Tool Highly recommend The Patient live 2010 MO. Insanely good video and audio quality along with a truly epic performance
Saw them, I believe on this tour. 1998 in Santa Barbara, CA. Maynard came out in the dress and said he wanted to honor Barbara Streisand. First concert I went to w/o my parents (I was 17) and it was the best concert I've ever been to. Saw them a few more times after that and they're nothing short of amazing every time. If you guys REALLY want to see what a professional Maynard is, check out this video of them performing Pushit. A fan runs on stage, Maynard goes to hug him, does a little judo flip on the guy, takes his back and continues singing. One of the craziest things I've ever seen from a band. Then the fan starts throwin his fist up w/ the beat. ruclips.net/video/LKrUaY6hgpM/видео.html
Don’t forget you did descending live. they are definitely one of the rare bands who I consider to be better live. Also not sure if it’s been said but the original band that did this song, Peach, is Justin’s former band, which probably had something to do with him singing back up vocals here.
PUSHIT LIVE (WITH THE FAN) ... there is a video of it on youtube about 9m43s long.. it's the best performance of Pushit in my opinion. Imagine Maynard hiptossing a dude from the crowd, and then sitting on him and continuing the song, yelling in his ear "You're pushing, and shoving, and scrambling, to keep my feet flat on the ground"... this actually happening. it's an amazing video (not the best audio, but if you know the song, you get it)
Bros,I used all my life savings to see tool in 2011 .I flew all the way from India just to witness greatness.Lemme tell you something..its the single most life changing experience ever for me.to watch the masters in their craft with the visuals in the background, the energy of the crowd.it is an ethereal experience that I will cherish for the rest of my life. You have to experience it once in your life.
Great reaction as always my friends!! It’s funny you talked about the energy you might feel at a live show. I promise you, the energy will flow through your entire body throughout the whole performance. It will NOT leave your body for days. There is no better show anywhere on the planet than a TOOL show. Can’t wait till you guys experience it. If the DVD you got is a live show, you have to watch them perform Lateralus. F’in AMAZING. There’s also a RUclips video out there that says Unofficial live performance of Jambi. Kick Ass
King Buzzo from the Melvins is playing guitar here, Melvins also have a song with Tool called Divorced on their album The Crybaby. I recommend that for a future Tool Tuesday, curious to hear what the band's announcement is gonna be.
Between 1990 and 2002 MJK was on 🔥🔥🔥🔥 If you were lucky enough to see Tool between those years, you witnessed the Tool frontman at his ABSOLUTE best. Keenan is still a spectacular singer and presence on stage but the golden years are over. I saw Tool in 2001-02 3X and caught the tail end of his unbelievable performances. It was nothing short of f'n mindblowing. I wish you guys could've seen them then. "You lied" is a killer Peach track. So happy you reviewed it 🙌🙌🙌
You have to see them! Every concert is a unique experience. You already see the depth because you are artists too but it's not until you see a full set live that it makes sense. It's an experience to which every detail is preconceived, well thought out and then executed brilliantly. There are different crowds there for different reasons all vibing on the same jams. A/V geeks because of course the stage production itself is a work of art, the general scene is a true melting pot and everyone can get behind that and the musicianship is second to none. Timely breakdowns are a prevelant aspect to a lot of heavy shows. Breakdowns with poly rhythms are that much better and what make it mind blowing is, get this, they don't use a click track. The lighting dude, every band member and anyone keeping the show moving has to be on point all night. That experience is not being replicated to sold out stadiums by any other band. They truly may be the best band on the planet.
I've seen TOOL live maybe 3 times & APC twice. But TOOL's live performances are spectacular. They've gotten more & more intricate over the years. Laser lights that function along with the rhythm. MJK silhouetted in front of a screen that plays all types of TOOL vidoes & art work, etc. The theatrics of their live shows have lead them to be occasionally referred to as "The New Era Pink Floyd.' I'm not a mosh pit person. I always get tickets with a seat so I can sit back, blaze one(or 2 or 3), ingest some magical spore of fungi & watch & enjoy the physical talent they display on their respective instruments. TOOL just so happens, in my opinion, to consist of the absolute very best vocalist/lyricist, bassist, guitar player & drummer... in my era/generation, in the rock/metal/prog/etc. genre & possibly of all time.
You guys have got to go see them! Their live performances are indescribable and have evolved so much since their early days. The technology and art that is incorporated into the experience is incredible. Saw them in San Bernardino, Sacramento, and Las Vegas.
'97 Lalapalooza: Tool was headlining, assid was involved, and the band was blue on purpose, 'nard was bald, painted white and had a bra on with stockings.... The memory was better than my words can describe...
I'm so happy you did this one...one of my fav live shots! He is a HWAP...that was his schtick at the time. Lots of great live shots out there! I'll be right there with ya!
This was from a bootleg on VHS called what next Sacramento. I ordered it on ebay back in the early 2000's when bootlegs were cool. Still have it. This was one hell of a concert.
During the tour, The Melvins were the supporting act. Buzz Melvin joined them on stage every now and then for some songs. Another note, the song didn’t have complex time signatures because it’s a cover from the band Peach. That’s Justin Chancellors band prior to joining took. You can’t fully appreciate them until you see them live. My friends and I always make it a point to buy a ticket to bring someone who has never seen them before. It’s a pleasure to watch someone experience them for the first time. When they go on tour again, you should have a viewing party for your fans. Let us know what section your in snd er can get tickets around you. The looks on your faces when they hit the stage would be priceless. Spiral out friends!!!
Ah, a whole new awesome rabbit-hole! Live Tool! Excited for this next part of the trip (for uncle mark) the best part of the trip, the part I really like... what’d he say? 😁
Tool is playing a Peach song, the big hairy guy is the guitarist from Peach. Justin was the bass player for Peach before joining Tool. This show was in 1998.
All my love and a note to society - be KIND, it's EASY. TRASH TALKER FOR LIFE BROS. Tool has been my favorite band sine 1993 when my parents decided that at 13 I was old enough to listen??!!!!!! Much love and peace from LP in Boston. And, I have been to 3 Tool concerts, and you're right, it's been the greatest experiences of my ENTIRE life. The art and the musical genius that us Tool.❤❤❤❤
I did my homework, here's a short list of the Tool songs yall haven't reacted to yet. There's also a few interludes/intermissions you guys missed but there's no point in listening to them on their own. 1. Third eye (Salival version) 2. Part of me (Salival version) 3. Cold and ugly ("72826" demo tape) 4. Hush ("72826" demo tape) 5. Part of me ("72826" demo tape) 6. Crawl away ("72826" demo tape) 7. Sober ("72826" demo tape) 8. Jerk off ("72826" demo tape)
Guys I've seen tool 3 times. 2002, 2007, and 2019...... its been a spiritual experience each time! The 2002 show was my favorite because it was the Lateralus tour! Maynard is always behind the drum kit not up front. Justin stands in the front if the stage and a lot if the time with his back to the crowd. Its such a different dynamic.
@@Hollywood6IX This lockdown has ruined all shows. It makes me so very mad that this nonsense has caused everyone to be locked up. My favorite bands are struggling. TOOL probably is not, but there are so many Bands out there that are not as huge and are struggling. It makes me very very angry..... we NEED this music and we NEED to experience live shows. I have the luck to have my last show before lock down to be TOOL in Phoenix Arizona.... I feel blessed. (oh and you can call me DUDE but I am a woman. lol) anyway I love you two and your show. I feel like you open up your personal feelings on your TOOL Tuesdays and in this crazy world I feel a kindred to you and it was all because of what? TOOL!!!!!
Even though you've done (almost) the entire discography , find live videos and react to those. Live Tool is a spiritual experience. So glad I was along for the ride 🙂. Also, The Package by a perfect circle! Great song!
February last year, Brisbane, Australia, I went to see Tool alone, yet I was in a massive group including everyone in the nearby area. The whole vibe was off the chain, the quality of show was mind blowing.
Love love love you guys! LP from Boston FYI: You can ONLY get a recording of this song on their box set. You can watch it live, but only have it in CD form through their box set!!! Much love from LP
I've loved Tool since the video for Sobor was on Mtv, but I've never seen them live. I'm a broke hillbilly joker in WV. I've only ever seen Godsmack, Disturbed and Metallica (black tour) live. Seen lots of locals when I was young, but that's about it. It'd be nice but, I try not to dwell on what I don't have, and just make the best of what I do have. Less stress on the mind that way. But if I could have what I wanted, it'd be to be a fly on the wall after the show. To see them naturally, as ppl, not just great performers. That, or to be in maynerd's head for 10 mins (cos I'm not sure I could handle any longer in there).
tool always does amazing concerts and they like to change the beat drops. What I mean is that the crowd knows when it drops, but theyll just pause in silence for like 3 seconds and the room goes dark and then they just hit you with it... its awsome
Yep like people have said thats Buzz from The Melvins. Both bands were part of the Ozzfest tour in 1998 and they did their own gigs together in between Ozzfest dates. The rendition on Stinkfist with Buzz on 2nd guitar is the greatest thing ever!
And btw, Maynard has a new character/persona for every tour. Mannerisms and other traits all different and unique for each character yet all still familiar as a version of him. Fascinating and entertaining every tour.
Wait, who hasn’t tried to dance like Maynard? He’s a whole vibe! I always look forward to seeing what costume he will be rocking. Whole band is phenomenal though!
I'm in on a Tool meet up! I live in Georgia! I've seen Tool twice. Both times were amazing! The whole atmosphere, vibe, videos, lasers, etc mixed with the music made me feel high and I wasn't on anything.
That is definitely Buzz Osborne on the second guitar. He's a legend and seems to have a crap load of stories about every musician🤣 great reaction guys!👍
🦋 Live Tool Performance YES!!! It def would be great if Tool played Atlanta. That would be an Amazing time! Connor is Awesome to have made that for you guys! 🙌 Took Tuesday is Always the best!
Maybe you already have in private by now but, what you 2 NEED, is to sit down and listen to an entire Tool album. Each song is a trip, and each album is a journey thru the trips on it. Just put in a few, push play and let it play.
Seen tool live 18 times since 2002. The show has evolved into a full on spectacle. I think my favorite thing I saw live was Lateralus, but they brought out the opening bands drummer and drum kit and there was a drum duel in the middle of the song. It was incredible.
@Syx during the last tour they had a semi transparent curtain that went around the front of the stage and had images projected onto it. Then halfway through the show they drop the curtain and theres a giant screen behind the band playing all the cool tool imagery their albums and videos are famous for. And lasers. Lots and lots of lasers and smoke.
@Syx at least a quarter of the audience is on acid. One of the funniest things to me is seeing the smoke machines go off but then random people in the audience letting our giant puffs of marijuana smoke straig up into the air. It's almost like a whack a mole popping up left and right but its weed smoke lol
Everyone in the Tool Army knows that, if you are going to start watching videos of them live, you absolutely MUST start with the infamous "Part of Me" of 1998 featuring Reverend Maynard.
The song "H" live from New York 2002. Only slightly better quality than this but it still never seizes to amaze. My favourite live moment from tool is on that performance. Except from when I got to see them live in person ofcourse...
Keep it up guys, you'll see them. During the last show in AC, no lie that every baseline, riff and cymbal crash could be felt through the concrete, and I was in the rafters!
And the lack of time signature changes is due to the fact that this is a cover song from the band peach a band that Justin Chancellor was the basist for but the fact that tool covered it and Justin Chancellor is in tool now is fucking amazing Maynard killed those vocals and his dancing is hard to describe but it's like his body moves to each sound of the instruments as they play almost like he's possessed by an entity trying to learn how to use a human body and that fucking scream omg I don't care what anybody says Maynard scream is the most intense screen I've ever heard no one can do what he does live this band is so fucking legendary
1999 Tool Coachella (Epic performance) was the last time (I think) where Maynard is out front on stage. Ever since he is on a platform in the background.
That’s King Buzzo from the Melvins. If you want to get in deep, check out the song Divorced by the Melvins which includes all members of Tool and the Melvins, drum duel included.
If you want to see the best performance of the Grudge, time changes galore... Look up Tool The Grudge live in new york 2001. Bonus Maynard 27 second yell included. It's amazing
OMG I just realized I don't think I've EVER seen this suggested or ever seen you guys do a Tori Amos reaction, but you really need to react to Tori Amos Muhammad My Friend live ft. Maynard. It was from back in the day. It's amazing!
The best TOOL live footage I've ever seen is their full set at Coachella 1999. It's on YT, you gotta check it out. The ending is INSANE!!!👍👍I believe Maynard has/had a lot of stage fright, and I think the outfits were at least partially meant as a means for him to hide a little so he could perform with the right emotion.
You guys sleeping on Brand of Sacrifice? They're new album "Lifeblood" is topping charts, and they're a Desthcore band! It's monumental! Check out "Foe of the Inhuman" from the album, it's beyond incredible!
The best live performances that I can think of is the new york 2000 I believe it was (mind blowing) and then the glass house live performance in their earlier years, that one is amazing and Maynard is all over the place but looks high as hell. It was their first live aenema performance which he announced good news is you guys get to hear it the first time, bad news is you get the un-ironed version (but it was absolutely amazing!!! Then if you wanna do something fun watch (tool: the fan incident( the one that says don't push it in the video title).... Either three of those are amazing. Wish I knew the concert where he said sorry the first three songs suck, just waiting for the acid to kick in. Then all of a sudden that one turned amazing. Funny as hell.
Also they have some a few songs that they have been playing around with some variations like stinkfist and schism that I've seen live. I've seen them play lateralis with a 3 way drum battle in the middle of the breakdown. Wild stuff
6ix, Smokey, a great place with some great live Tool videos is a page on RUclips called "Tool Live REMASTERED". You'll love show how great their live shows are.
That guest is Buzz Osborne from the Melvins who was Kurt Cobain’s friend and mentor. If Kurt hadn’t met him, there wouldn’t be Nirvana.
That's fucking badass. I thought it looked like him. I saw Helmet open for The Melvins in Charlottesville Va in the late 90s
King Buzzo is the man!
The fact that King Buzzo was there for this makes it that much better.
Lateralus turns 20 years old on may 15th. You guys need to listen to the whole album on the closest Tuesday to that date. Yes? No? Who agrees?
I'm going to the a gig for a Kiwi band Beastwars that night, for THEIR 10th anniversary, while it Lateralus' 20th.
Totally agree. I'm wearing my Lateralus tour shirt that I bought at the show in 2002 to work. Gotta represent. That album is a masterpiece like no other.
Yup. The world's best album nr 2, right after Pink Floyd's "The Wall".
@@witoldjanik can't agree more!!
The first time I heard the majority of lateralus was the night it came out. It was the second time I saw Tool live and it was at my favorite venue; The Atlanta Tabernacle. Truly words cannot describe the experience we had that night. The energy in that little gothic venue between the fans and the incredible reveal of Tools epic new album and ultra psychedelic stage show with twisted visuals surrounding the band as they flooded our psyche like a rush of serotonin cresting the peek of a wave of LSD crashing onto the new millennium.
It was all brand new, totally unexpected, and a total mind fuck. I so hope that the band has some footage of that night that may see some sort of live release one day.
The song is a cover of the band Peach. It's bass player Justin Chancellor former band.
Maynard "dancing" is one of the best things ever
I agree it draws you in and next thing you know you're swaying with him
The other guy is Buzz from a band called The Melvins. He joined them on stage for some songs that tour.
you guys need to get into much more melvins you are missing out on greatness
there's one time the cocteau twins also performed w/ them....can't remember what song it was tho...
The Melvins were support act when we saw Tool in Christchurch, New Zealand 2001, so it could be that tour
@@thomsevilla4956 no way..that would've been awesome. I love the Cocteau Twins!
@@heidia7832 after the song, Maynard thanked one of the members of cocteau...couldn't believe it myself hearing it... a new wave band in the 80s jammng w/ Tool
YES! Maynard looks very.. Eccentric 😂you'll get used to it if you keep on reacting to live performances. He's a legend.
Most bands sound better on their albums..not Tool. I've been to 28 Tool shows and have loved every single one I just wish they lasted longer. There is nothing like a Tool show. 🤘
Agreed, nice to see another hard core fan, I've only seen them live 27 times
27, 28x you guys rule! 🤘
Holy hell you guys, nearly 60 shows between you two?! The one I saw while touring on Lateralus was amazing in KC. Even one more would unbelievable after 20 years.
Absolutely. There is nothing like seeing these geniuses live. Nothing.
I've only been able to see them twice, and they were back to back nights in 2019 in Toronto. Can't wait to see them again when they come around. Best shows ever
I’ve seen Tool live twice, in 2001 and in 2019. The 2019 show was the best show I’ve ever seen. Amazing experience!
Seeing Tool live during the Lateralus era was was incredible. I saw them on 10,000 and Fear too. Tears of joy were shed. There is no band apart from my beloved Depeche Mode that move me to tears. Hope we get to see Tool again. They are quite simply, f'n awesome.
Tool live Philadelphia 1992. It's epic, in a small bar like your 10 feet away, performing their Opiate album
The JC Dobbs video, it’s so good. Maynard is in full form during Hush.
You have to watch the live tool show push it with Maynard taking down the fan , epic
When I saw them back in 96' the MELVIN'S opened for them. I think that's King Buzzo on stage playing guitar.
Tool’s live performance of “No quarter’ live from 98, is a must. Ya gotta check em out.
You want a good live Tool performance, check the J.C. Dobb's performance from 1992: ruclips.net/video/fScQo9jA9VI/видео.html
I'm sure you could cut it into a few videos. Super intense Maynard and a very good recording, considering the time and tech.
1000 percent agree.
This is a must see NEXT!
Alright!! It's time to start swaying with Maynard. Love how the man moves. Love their live performances. See you guys at 530 for TOOLGATING!! ❤🤘
Yo duders this is a track from Justin's previous band Peach from the 98' tour and the beginnings of the progression to what their live shows would later become. Notables: "Lateralus" Eugene 2014
"Parabola" Boston 2017
"46&2" Boston 2017
I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again Buzz from the Melvins is the unofficial 5th member of Tool
Highly recommend The Patient live 2010 MO. Insanely good video and audio quality along with a truly epic performance
Saw them, I believe on this tour. 1998 in Santa Barbara, CA. Maynard came out in the dress and said he wanted to honor Barbara Streisand. First concert I went to w/o my parents (I was 17) and it was the best concert I've ever been to. Saw them a few more times after that and they're nothing short of amazing every time. If you guys REALLY want to see what a professional Maynard is, check out this video of them performing Pushit. A fan runs on stage, Maynard goes to hug him, does a little judo flip on the guy, takes his back and continues singing. One of the craziest things I've ever seen from a band. Then the fan starts throwin his fist up w/ the beat.
ruclips.net/video/LKrUaY6hgpM/видео.html
Will you guys do a reaction to "the best maynard freakouts?" You'll love it
That gift was amazing♥️♥️ awwww enjoy guys!!!!
Don’t forget you did descending live. they are definitely one of the rare bands who I consider to be better live. Also not sure if it’s been said but the original band that did this song, Peach, is Justin’s former band, which probably had something to do with him singing back up vocals here.
It's Featuring King Buzzo ; Lead Singer and Guitarist from The Melvins ! Another Band you should react to...
PUSHIT LIVE (WITH THE FAN) ... there is a video of it on youtube about 9m43s long.. it's the best performance of Pushit in my opinion. Imagine Maynard hiptossing a dude from the crowd, and then sitting on him and continuing the song, yelling in his ear "You're pushing, and shoving, and scrambling, to keep my feet flat on the ground"... this actually happening. it's an amazing video (not the best audio, but if you know the song, you get it)
Bros,I used all my life savings to see tool in 2011 .I flew all the way from India just to witness greatness.Lemme tell you something..its the single most life changing experience ever for me.to watch the masters in their craft with the visuals in the background, the energy of the crowd.it is an ethereal experience that I will cherish for the rest of my life. You have to experience it once in your life.
Dang man all the way from India? That’s commitment! Glad you got your money’s worth
Great reaction as always my friends!! It’s funny you talked about the energy you might feel at a live show. I promise you, the energy will flow through your entire body throughout the whole performance. It will NOT leave your body for days. There is no better show anywhere on the planet than a TOOL show. Can’t wait till you guys experience it. If the DVD you got is a live show, you have to watch them perform Lateralus. F’in AMAZING. There’s also a RUclips video out there that says Unofficial live performance of Jambi. Kick Ass
Tool was by far one of the best live shows I have ever been to... start to finish 👏
King Buzzo from the Melvins is playing guitar here, Melvins also have a song with Tool called Divorced on their album The Crybaby. I recommend that for a future Tool Tuesday, curious to hear what the band's announcement is gonna be.
Between 1990 and 2002 MJK was on 🔥🔥🔥🔥 If you were lucky enough to see Tool between those years, you witnessed the Tool frontman at his ABSOLUTE best. Keenan is still a spectacular singer and presence on stage but the golden years are over. I saw Tool in 2001-02 3X and caught the tail end of his unbelievable performances. It was nothing short of f'n mindblowing. I wish you guys could've seen them then. "You lied" is a killer Peach track. So happy you reviewed it 🙌🙌🙌
You have to see them! Every concert is a unique experience. You already see the depth because you are artists too but it's not until you see a full set live that it makes sense. It's an experience to which every detail is preconceived, well thought out and then executed brilliantly. There are different crowds there for different reasons all vibing on the same jams. A/V geeks because of course the stage production itself is a work of art, the general scene is a true melting pot and everyone can get behind that and the musicianship is second to none. Timely breakdowns are a prevelant aspect to a lot of heavy shows. Breakdowns with poly rhythms are that much better and what make it mind blowing is, get this, they don't use a click track. The lighting dude, every band member and anyone keeping the show moving has to be on point all night. That experience is not being replicated to sold out stadiums by any other band. They truly may be the best band on the planet.
They played two nights in Sacramento 1998. In one night MJK is singing as a preacher in the other night as a hooker. both concerts are just insane!
I've seen TOOL live maybe 3 times & APC twice. But TOOL's live performances are spectacular. They've gotten more & more intricate over the years. Laser lights that function along with the rhythm. MJK silhouetted in front of a screen that plays all types of TOOL vidoes & art work, etc. The theatrics of their live shows have lead them to be occasionally referred to as "The New Era Pink Floyd.' I'm not a mosh pit person. I always get tickets with a seat so I can sit back, blaze one(or 2 or 3), ingest some magical spore of fungi & watch & enjoy the physical talent they display on their respective instruments. TOOL just so happens, in my opinion, to consist of the absolute very best vocalist/lyricist, bassist, guitar player & drummer... in my era/generation, in the rock/metal/prog/etc. genre & possibly of all time.
You guys have got to go see them! Their live performances are indescribable and have evolved so much since their early days. The technology and art that is incorporated into the experience is incredible. Saw them in San Bernardino, Sacramento, and Las Vegas.
Tool live is actually so unreal. Next level.
'97 Lalapalooza: Tool was headlining, assid was involved, and the band was blue on purpose, 'nard was bald, painted white and had a bra on with stockings.... The memory was better than my words can describe...
I saw Tool live in 2019 and it was the best show I've ever been too. It's definitely and amazing experience.
good morning from Amsterdam...for a bit of fun you should do "message from Harry Manback"!!
Both messages for the lulz
I'm so happy you did this one...one of my fav live shots! He is a HWAP...that was his schtick at the time. Lots of great live shots out there! I'll be right there with ya!
This was from a bootleg on VHS called what next Sacramento. I ordered it on ebay back in the early 2000's when bootlegs were cool. Still have it. This was one hell of a concert.
Yeah their performance is very epic both of you would like it for sure
During the tour, The Melvins were the supporting act. Buzz Melvin joined them on stage every now and then for some songs. Another note, the song didn’t have complex time signatures because it’s a cover from the band Peach. That’s Justin Chancellors band prior to joining took.
You can’t fully appreciate them until you see them live. My friends and I always make it a point to buy a ticket to bring someone who has never seen them before. It’s a pleasure to watch someone experience them for the first time. When they go on tour again, you should have a viewing party for your fans. Let us know what section your in snd er can get tickets around you. The looks on your faces when they hit the stage would be priceless.
Spiral out friends!!!
Ah, a whole new awesome rabbit-hole! Live Tool! Excited for this next part of the trip (for uncle mark) the best part of the trip, the part I really like... what’d he say? 😁
Tool is playing a Peach song, the big hairy guy is the guitarist from Peach. Justin was the bass player for Peach before joining Tool. This show was in 1998.
I’ve seen them three times live. It was amazing each and every time
All my love and a note to society - be KIND, it's EASY. TRASH TALKER FOR LIFE BROS. Tool has been my favorite band sine 1993 when my parents decided that at 13 I was old enough to listen??!!!!!! Much love and peace from LP in Boston. And, I have been to 3 Tool concerts, and you're right, it's been the greatest experiences of my ENTIRE life. The art and the musical genius that us Tool.❤❤❤❤
I did my homework, here's a short list of the Tool songs yall haven't reacted to yet. There's also a few interludes/intermissions you guys missed but there's no point in listening to them on their own.
1. Third eye (Salival version)
2. Part of me (Salival version)
3. Cold and ugly ("72826" demo tape)
4. Hush ("72826" demo tape)
5. Part of me ("72826" demo tape)
6. Crawl away ("72826" demo tape)
7. Sober ("72826" demo tape)
8. Jerk off ("72826" demo tape)
Guys I've seen tool 3 times. 2002, 2007, and 2019...... its been a spiritual experience each time! The 2002 show was my favorite because it was the Lateralus tour!
Maynard is always behind the drum kit not up front. Justin stands in the front if the stage and a lot if the time with his back to the crowd. Its such a different dynamic.
Dude we are hoping they your again in bv Atlanta. WE HAVE TO SEE THEM LIVE
@@Hollywood6IX This lockdown has ruined all shows. It makes me so very mad that this nonsense has caused everyone to be locked up. My favorite bands are struggling. TOOL probably is not, but there are so many Bands out there that are not as huge and are struggling. It makes me very very angry..... we NEED this music and we NEED to experience live shows. I have the luck to have my last show before lock down to be TOOL in Phoenix Arizona.... I feel blessed. (oh and you can call me DUDE but I am a woman. lol) anyway I love you two and your show. I feel like you open up your personal feelings on your TOOL Tuesdays and in this crazy world I feel a kindred to you and it was all because of what? TOOL!!!!!
The first time in saw them was on this tour in New Orleans but Maynard was dressed like a televangelist. It was beyond epic.
I can't wait till you see the new shows. Look for multicam footage, there's tons out there and it's epic. Go to Tool Archive channel!
Even though you've done (almost) the entire discography , find live videos and react to those. Live Tool is a spiritual experience. So glad I was along for the ride 🙂. Also, The Package by a perfect circle! Great song!
February last year, Brisbane, Australia, I went to see Tool alone, yet I was in a massive group including everyone in the nearby area. The whole vibe was off the chain, the quality of show was mind blowing.
It was amazing man, well worth coming from the UK to see them
I've been waiting for more live tool reactions, it really gives you a sense of how powerful the band is
Can’t wait. Great pick, guys. Going for the deep cuts, love it!
Love love love you guys! LP from Boston FYI: You can ONLY get a recording of this song on their box set. You can watch it live, but only have it in CD form through their box set!!! Much love from LP
I've loved Tool since the video for Sobor was on Mtv, but I've never seen them live. I'm a broke hillbilly joker in WV. I've only ever seen Godsmack, Disturbed and Metallica (black tour) live. Seen lots of locals when I was young, but that's about it. It'd be nice but, I try not to dwell on what I don't have, and just make the best of what I do have. Less stress on the mind that way. But if I could have what I wanted, it'd be to be a fly on the wall after the show. To see them naturally, as ppl, not just great performers. That, or to be in maynerd's head for 10 mins (cos I'm not sure I could handle any longer in there).
Beautifully said 😌
tool always does amazing concerts and they like to change the beat drops. What I mean is that the crowd knows when it drops, but theyll just pause in silence for like 3 seconds and the room goes dark and then they just hit you with it... its awsome
Yep like people have said thats Buzz from The Melvins. Both bands were part of the Ozzfest tour in 1998 and they did their own gigs together in between Ozzfest dates. The rendition on Stinkfist with Buzz on 2nd guitar is the greatest thing ever!
And btw, Maynard has a new character/persona for every tour. Mannerisms and other traits all different and unique for each character yet all still familiar as a version of him. Fascinating and entertaining every tour.
Wait, who hasn’t tried to dance like Maynard? He’s a whole vibe! I always look forward to seeing what costume he will be rocking. Whole band is phenomenal though!
I'm in on a Tool meet up! I live in Georgia! I've seen Tool twice. Both times were amazing! The whole atmosphere, vibe, videos, lasers, etc mixed with the music made me feel high and I wasn't on anything.
Watching you is a lot of fun guys! Thank you
Talking about common enjoyment I've wet my eye-holes a little bit seeing your reactions and listen to this song again.
I really hope you guys get to see them live! It’s an amazing show!
That is definitely Buzz Osborne on the second guitar. He's a legend and seems to have a crap load of stories about every musician🤣 great reaction guys!👍
🦋 Live Tool Performance YES!!! It def would be great if Tool played Atlanta. That would be an Amazing time! Connor is Awesome to have made that for you guys! 🙌 Took Tuesday is Always the best!
In all honesty, Tool live is not a performance, not a concert. Its an experience. Comparable to having a spiritual awakening experience in church.
Maybe you already have in private by now but, what you 2 NEED, is to sit down and listen to an entire Tool album. Each song is a trip, and each album is a journey thru the trips on it. Just put in a few, push play and let it play.
This was an awesome reaction fellas. The spontaneous applause at the end...
Seen tool live 18 times since 2002. The show has evolved into a full on spectacle. I think my favorite thing I saw live was Lateralus, but they brought out the opening bands drummer and drum kit and there was a drum duel in the middle of the song. It was incredible.
@Syx during the last tour they had a semi transparent curtain that went around the front of the stage and had images projected onto it. Then halfway through the show they drop the curtain and theres a giant screen behind the band playing all the cool tool imagery their albums and videos are famous for. And lasers. Lots and lots of lasers and smoke.
@Syx at least a quarter of the audience is on acid. One of the funniest things to me is seeing the smoke machines go off but then random people in the audience letting our giant puffs of marijuana smoke straig up into the air. It's almost like a whack a mole popping up left and right but its weed smoke lol
Yeah...seeing them live is...special.🤯
Everyone in the Tool Army knows that, if you are going to start watching videos of them live, you absolutely MUST start with the infamous "Part of Me" of 1998 featuring Reverend Maynard.
The song "H" live from New York 2002. Only slightly better quality than this but it still never seizes to amaze. My favourite live moment from tool is on that performance. Except from when I got to see them live in person ofcourse...
Homies tool live is mind bending life changing. And yes last time I saw them last year that drop on descending was so epic
Lucky enough to see them 5 times.. its a very visirol experience... I mean you can smell the difference in the air.. soul coughing..
been a year and 5 days since i last saw them live and i have been ready to see them again for a year and 4 days now :)
also, that was an older show, their visuals and live production have done nothing but get more amazing.
Keep it up guys, you'll see them. During the last show in AC, no lie that every baseline, riff and cymbal crash could be felt through the concrete, and I was in the rafters!
Loved following your journey through the catalogue. After this you should do a final reaction to all the 'filler' tracks.
And the lack of time signature changes is due to the fact that this is a cover song from the band peach a band that Justin Chancellor was the basist for but the fact that tool covered it and Justin Chancellor is in tool now is fucking amazing Maynard killed those vocals and his dancing is hard to describe but it's like his body moves to each sound of the instruments as they play almost like he's possessed by an entity trying to learn how to use a human body and that fucking scream omg I don't care what anybody says Maynard scream is the most intense screen I've ever heard no one can do what he does live this band is so fucking legendary
1999 Tool Coachella (Epic performance) was the last time (I think) where Maynard is out front on stage. Ever since he is on a platform in the background.
At Tool live shows, Maynard LITERALLY asks if it's ok if he takes us to a certain place right before Pushit live! Been there irl many times!!!!
I cant wait for the reaction to your first TOOL show.
Reminder is SET! I sadly missed Sundays live show, NOT this time around! lol
That’s King Buzzo from the Melvins. If you want to get in deep, check out the song Divorced by the Melvins which includes all members of Tool and the Melvins, drum duel included.
If you want to see the best performance of the Grudge, time changes galore... Look up Tool The Grudge live in new york 2001. Bonus Maynard 27 second yell included. It's amazing
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TOOL has a lot of epic clips on the tube
More live clips please!! There’s so many good ones
Right on! This was fun!
Saw this in New Orleans, the Melvins opened up for them. And yes sir you are correct this is 1998.
OMG I just realized I don't think I've EVER seen this suggested or ever seen you guys do a Tori Amos reaction, but you really need to react to Tori Amos Muhammad My Friend live ft. Maynard. It was from back in the day. It's amazing!
I'll probably have a mini heart attack when Tool releases another album!
Mini? Boy that reaction is tiny, i will jump off my fucking apartment if they do that, but that means i wouldn't be able to listen to it :((
Any concerts from the 90s with Maynard up front were on another level. The 01 lataralus tour I first saw was still epic/.
Sober (live) - Tool ft Serj Tankian
The best TOOL live footage I've ever seen is their full set at Coachella 1999. It's on YT, you gotta check it out. The ending is INSANE!!!👍👍I believe Maynard has/had a lot of stage fright, and I think the outfits were at least partially meant as a means for him to hide a little so he could perform with the right emotion.
This was one of my favorite "reactions"! 👍
You guys sleeping on Brand of Sacrifice? They're new album "Lifeblood" is topping charts, and they're a Desthcore band! It's monumental! Check out "Foe of the Inhuman" from the album, it's beyond incredible!
Devildriver - The Mountain.
keep on rockin' in the freeworld!
Love that song that album and that band
Yes Buzz Osborne is on stage!! That reminds me you should react to The Bit by The Melvins or the awesome cover by Mastodon
The best live performances that I can think of is the new york 2000 I believe it was (mind blowing) and then the glass house live performance in their earlier years, that one is amazing and Maynard is all over the place but looks high as hell. It was their first live aenema performance which he announced good news is you guys get to hear it the first time, bad news is you get the un-ironed version (but it was absolutely amazing!!! Then if you wanna do something fun watch (tool: the fan incident( the one that says don't push it in the video title).... Either three of those are amazing. Wish I knew the concert where he said sorry the first three songs suck, just waiting for the acid to kick in. Then all of a sudden that one turned amazing. Funny as hell.
Also they have some a few songs that they have been playing around with some variations like stinkfist and schism that I've seen live. I've seen them play lateralis with a 3 way drum battle in the middle of the breakdown. Wild stuff
6ix, Smokey, a great place with some great live Tool videos is a page on RUclips called "Tool Live REMASTERED". You'll love show how great their live shows are.