De & Dre React to TOOL's "SCHISM" | We Have No Words | TOOL JUST KEEPS GETTING BETTER & BETTER
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- Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2022
- You guys are awesome! So many of you requested this song and we delivered. If you saw our teaser • REACTION TEASER! De & ... then you know we had no idea what we were reacting to when we walked into the studio.
We're really learning how intricate and purposeful Tool's music is, and how seriously they take their craft.
We love it when you guys suggest songs for us. What would you like us to react to next?
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"EVERYONE is a TooL fan, just some people don't know it yet." Of all the TooL reaction pages on RUclips, you two truly get it. An epic assessment of all the characteristics and nuances of this particular song was addressed, inhumble
but lebron is never tool... if they wanna compare it with basketball players, then they should vote jordon or bird... lebron is not half as good as those both players...
Absolutely.
Yup
every Str8 male*
"who has the balls to write about issues in the group"
Fleetwood Mac made an entire career of it!!!
FACTSSSS
@@De.Dre.Universe There's also Lamb of God's "Redneck" which does the same - it's a letter from one bandmate to another, calling him out for his shit. Possibly their best song too hah
Lol right..wait for new album to see what's been going on lmfao
@@rhoskinson78I thought that song was about Ritalin...
How could we forget pink Floyd's song about syd... craziest saddest shit
If you didn't know.. the guitar player is a special effects guy.. has actually done work on big movies like Jurassic Park, Batman Returns, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Dances with Wolves, and Ghostbusters II and is responsible for the imagery in a lot of their videos. Watched a few of your vids including some of your other TOOL reactions/commentaries. Y'all just got a new sub.. much love ❤
I have listened to tool for at least 15 years and didn't know that. 🍻
True.
Adam Jones
@@mikebondon8494 it's weird dude.
@Simply Human weird to you, maybe. In line with TOOL 100%
For me this song is about relationships. Family, friends, lover or kids. We forget how to communicate. How to find compassion and empathy. We know the pieces fit but we got too comfortable. To the point that the math isn’t mathing. It becomes a schism. A divide.
I can't even put into words how grateful I am that hop-hop heads are doing what us old school metal heads have been doing for 30 years. Forget genre. Good music is good music. I was digging FAT Boys and Run DMC back in the day. I remember when Rakim put out his first album. Legit. I turn 50 in 3 months and I live in Northern New England.
the way TooL writes their music: the music comes first, the lyricist doesn't get to listen until the whole album is completed and final. Then he gets to take his time and writes all lyrics from scratch based on the music and how it inspires and influences him. And just like he (vocalist) doesn't get an input on the music, the band doesn't get a say on the lyrics or vocal melody. This is a long and slow process, but can't argue with the results.
I understood the drums go first. Is that true?
Yes... It all begins with Danny
Fair dinkum?
I haven't ever heard this. Very interesting 🤔
@@fakefunbags not just t he drums, all instruments bring together their ideas and work them out, eventually into songs, and an album. it takes a long time since all members are perfectionists of their craft.
@@fakefunbags No that isn’t true. They all bring in different riffs and parts and work together.
From my perspective as a mental health professional, Tools lyrics and musicality are on another level . Both work together to hypnotize you into accessing a deeper part of your own mind. Such intelligent songwriting abilities
The best
One of the most emotional moments in my life was seeing this song live, singing out "between supposed brothers, between supposed lovers" with my arms around my two little brothers. I've never felt more of a responsibility to protect and care for them. All three of us were misty eyed.
DuggaDugga. That's special. Thanks for sharing that. Great moment and memory!
I'm not crying...you're crying
-De
@@De.Dre.Universe 😭
What a stupid story.
@@waytospergtherebro you'll be fine.
Been to 7 Tool sets and can say I definitely get leaky eyed at some point. Usually the first 30 seconds. It's so powerful and such a release. Tool is my therapy for life.
You all need headphones w/TOOL. Missing so much of incredible engineering without them.
Not only is Tool an amazing band, but they introduced me to some things that has helped me be more self analytical. To see things in a different way. I never liked bands like Pink Floyd and stuff until Tool taught me to sit, relax, and ride the music. I became a much deeper thinker. I tell people that the band Korn was the band that made me not feel so alone as a teenager. Tool set things in motion to get me to work through my problems. When you grow up around shallow, and violent people you're not even aware that you can be deep about anything. The feeling you get when the light bulb lights up, and that inner door ooens can be overwhelming.
I'm with you. A 1000%
There's a Tool documentary called From Opiate to Fear Innoculum that is a great way to learn more about the band from their start to today, and really shows the creative talent of the members
Thanks for that. Never heard of it before.
The start was basically a fluke. Lol Danny was just sitting in with them as a favor No intention of starting a band with them just playing with them cuz they couldn't get a drummer. At that time he was already in a couple bands and he had an actual job
The lyrics are so good. The struggle of a difficult relationship, I think most can relate.
20+ year Tool fan here....seen them live multiple times. I love seeing eyes opened in appreciation for a transcendent experience. You guys have beautiful minds, thank you
Your analysis as 4:50 was spot on. Tool is the only one with the passcode or key to their labyrinth, and all we can do is follow them along their path to see where it leads. Every song is like that, and it's so damn refreshing.
Great reaction guys. Tool's the GOAT. You may not get it like we get it yet, but you will. Tool is addictive. You guys mentioned "feel" and "feeling" a lot of times in that vid. That's what Tool does best. They're super talented musicians and they have a super vocalist and lyricist in Maynard, but it's their genius, their creativity, the sounds, notes and rhythms they think of and choose and combine together that make you "feel." So unique in that way. Pink Floyd did that well too. Keep going down the rabbit hole, it only gets better 🤘🏼👁
Well fucking put.
@@Stupha_Kinpendous Thanks! ✌🏻
Yo guys. React to right in two, stinkfist or vicarious next. Three good songs that’ll get you deeper into tool.
Maynard J Keenan has 3 groups, Tool, Perfect Circle and Puscifer. They each send him music and he writes to each song, as I understand it thru MJK's rare interviews.
#ToolArmy
Adam Jones(guitarist) prior to forming TooL worked in special effects for movies such as jurassic park, terminator, and nightmare on elm street and has a huge roll artistically in the visuals for the band.
And ripped off the brothers Quay in the big way
@@derekrushe easy Kurt Cobian the junkie
Tool formed in 1990 J Park was 93 I think 🤔
It doesn't matter what order it's in.. if you listen to TOOL it does indeed keep getting better and better 😉
So true! At first I had maybe a couple of songs that I liked. Skipping the rest on the albums. But right now.. I eat it all up!
Psychedelics unlock new doorways of creativity, any TOOL band member can tell ya that 😉 This band has dipped into much of that.. LSD, Mushrooms (Psilocybin), Peyoté, Toad Venom, DMT. Mike Tyson be schoolin' folks on such things these days 🙏
First of all, i love your handle 'Laugh & Heal' 👍🏾
Secondly, Tyson is on point
Third, i can definitely see that in the music, lyrics, and vids. Thanks for subbing and commenting
-De
@@De.Dre.Universe Appreciate you sir 👊
Tool themselves are a psychedelic experience. Lights OFF, Volume UP and hold on. Always say my first highs were listening to Supertramp's Even in the Quietest Moments, Fools Overture and of course Floyd's Dark side of the Moon in my bedroom after bedtime with my dad's giant Realistic (pretty sure, know the record player and rest of the system was that) headphones. Took my 10 or so yo mind places not possible with eyes open or any distractions. TOOL is PERFECTION for this. So yeah I know the guys played around with that stuff, but the music no doubt was crafted in sobriety, it wouldn't be so perfect otherwise. Don't get me wrong, some of the sounds may have originated or been seeded during a trip but put to music with a clear mind
@@NamathCB Listening to Tool on either LSD or Mushrooms is on a whole other level.
It is an absolute religious experience.
Listening to Schism whilst watching their video is so trippy that you hardly feel human by the end. It is extraordinary music, so powerful.
Love the way you put that. I felt that. Thanks for checking this one out with us Gosborg!
-De
It's about a relationship that has ended, whether it's a woman or a close friend. A "Schism" is a split or division between strongly opposed sections or parties, caused by differences in opinion or belief. And Maynard is trying to analyze that, where it split, how to put it back together. Something you would only worry or think about if it was someone you really cared for.
From what I've gathered from interviews the vision comes from the musicians just hanging out and jamming alot. It's part of the reason the songs shift and change so much because they are coming up with new things as they play. I guess most bands do this but tool never goes in saying this is the song we are making. They just play and find things they like and try to surprise each other. They have actually set up a camera and streamed some of these sessions. Maynard comes in later with the vocals and he always does a perfect job matching the tone of the song even though with these songs it's incredibly difficult.
Tool is a real band. Every person is important and you can hear everyone at all times, I've always been impressed with their mix. Even live the levels are perfect. Try finding the bass in a Metallica song, almost impossible. I never truly appreciated the bass until tool, not counting flea or less claypool.
I've heard a few tool fans complain a bit that some of the songs are getting unfocused and are just extended jam sessions. They are few and far between but I can see it with a few of their songs.
I love your reaction to Tool videos, and welcome to the Tool Army! As for the dancers in the videos, yes they played a huge role in the visual artistry if the band and were very much chosen intentionally by the band to do so. Sadly, one of the two dancers, Hannah Sim, died about a year ago. The band and everyone she worked with was greatly saddened by her loss.
Nice! Thanks for filling us in Marc! Greatly appreciated
-De
One of a kind band. Love them. Try the Grudge by Tool.
It’s on the list!
The way he described the “foundation and layers” is spot on - so true
This has been and always will be one of my top favorite Tool songs of all time. Schism is AMAZING! 🖤🖤🖤🖤
Check out Aenima! That song is DEEP!
That whole album is like listening to one long song. One of my favorite albums of all time.
All Tool videos are done by Adam Jones, Tool's guitarist. He's a effects artist, and worked on movies like Jurassic Park and Robocop.
Just a bit of info, Adam Jones worked in some big Hollywood movies in the special effects arena. So he has a lot to do w the artistic approach to the videos. Pretty soon you’ll be watching their documentaries and fully spiraling down the rabbit hole that is Tool.
Love yall's setup the room is a vibe and obviously Tool reactions are god tier
I remember ordering Tools first album on cassette tape from Columbia Music House when i was in 7th grade about a month after it came out. I turned everyone onto them including my teachers in middle school; one of them i actually ran into about 3 years later at a Tool concert. The late 80's were a damn good hybrid of things to come with bands like Queensryche and Faith no More blowing up. The early 90's were such a diverse land for new music with Pantera and many others breaking the mold. I sadly can never relive hearing that music for the first time again, hence i love watching reaction video's of people now coming upon such great bands.
So well said... I was a teen during that time too. There isn't any rock music now that hits me the same as those bands did back then
we have to remember not only does new music not hit us in the same way..but we were young and still new to life and our ears and minds hadn't been engaged yet....so even some new music is going to be powerful to some younger kids..and be their memorable music....
later in life I heard some great older music and I loved it...but the music like tool and other 90s bands hits me different even though older generations prefer led, or Floyd, Ozzie etc
Undertow was the first CD I bought after I got a discman for Christmas back in 93. I didn't really know what I was getting into at the time. What a fun era for discovering music. I was buying albums blind but everything I picked up was awesome.
2:25 the PB&J sandwich analogy - LOL, NICE!
*patiently waiting*
Everytime I hear a TOOL song, it is exactly like hearing that song again for the first time. There is so much more to each song than can be fully appreciated in one lifetime.
The context and gravitas change with every mood ... with each phase in your life ... with every relationship. TOOL is always relevant.
Some people listen to these guys and so much goes right over their head. Being brand new to the band you guys get their vibe better then most. That's while takin in the videos as well. That's kind of a big ask for people that follow the band in some cases. This is music you dive into time and again because there's so much in it. You're gonna miss shit. Everyone does. Can't wait to see what else you've found 🤘
Do yourselves a huge favor and check out another Tool song called 46 & 2 and also any time you listen to Tool put on good headphones, you'll thank me later. The audio mixing they do is hands down the most elaborate mixing you'll ever hear in your life.
I just came across you guys. Watch your reaction to 'The Pot' first. Tool is amazing., and I'm just sitting here grinning ear to ear at how much you guys love them. ♥
Your producer is spot on! It’s about a relationship that once was strong and yet it falls apart
Like already mentioned, everyone is a Tool fan, they just don't know it yet. You guys really do justice to understanding Tool...the experience. Tool takes you to places that no other band does, it is a journey, it is an experience. See them live and truly appreciate the experience. You guys get it!!!
I love that Tool is a layered PB&J sammich!!! That's fantastic and Hilarious!!! Keep going guys!!!
Watching you both vibe out to this powerful music makes me happy. I was the same way a long time ago and the music remains just as powerful to me today as it did back in the 90s!
You guys get it just fine
Thanks edward bloch! And thanks for coming through the page again!!
-De
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Love that you have embraced Tool. They do not make just music, they create an experience. I hope you have the opportunity to see them live....
You guys are so smart. I love this band and stumbled across this series of videos as a result of the algorithm (all hail the algorithm) but man. You guys just get it. And that is a sign of amazing taste and respect for music as art and as a craft. Deep guys. Love it ❤
Your interpretation and analysis of Tool makes me so happy! You’ve become my fav of all Tool reaction vids. I appreciate how much you’ve grown to respect and appreciate the band! You have a fresh and smart take and explain things in a whole new way that totally make sense. Like them having the passcode-100%! I love that! Also, regarding the vids/art and the band, they are totally connected. During the Lateralus tour, they had contortionists walking around on stage just like in that vid. It was wild. You guys are great. The Tool Army welcomes you!❤
You guys are actually missing out on so much by listening the way you are. You need to listen to tool with headphones. It completes the full atmospheric feeling they give you.
By the way, the strange synth like sounds that you hear in the mellower interlude about 2/3 of the way through the song are mostly done by Justin the bass player with various effects pedals. It truly is a band of 4 equal parts, all with incredibly creative parts blended together.
The music podcast! Great setup! Love the video! Wings for marie 1&2 greatest/ emotional/powerful song ever!
man i enjoy this reaction you two are real
I really love watching y’all react to stuff I love.
Glad to have y'all aboard. I've been so lucky since a child to have been exposed to many different music genres and the ability to listen to them with an open mind. Y'all real. I like it
'Preciate it Jason!
I’ve been a TOOL fan since the mid ‘90s, and watching these reaction videos lets me, to some degree, relive my own past 1st reactions. I really enjoy the look of “mind blown” on your faces😊
I'm so glad you guys discovered Tool. I may have never seen your videos otherwise. Schism is the song/video that made me a fan.
The video was directed by Adam Jones (as are all their videos) - who is the guitarist. Prior to Tool he was an artist and worked in SFX on movies like Jurassic Park, Edward Scissor Hands, Escape from New York, Terminator 2, Ghost Busters 2, Pet Semetary and Batman Returns - amongst others.
i am loving these TOOL react videos as a long time TOOL fan. listened to their songs thousands of times and always sounds new.
Man, y'all reactions have made my night! Thank you!
You have the most insightful, most intelligent reaction. Truly enjoy them, as I am a Tool Army member from the start.
Love you guys. Always enjoy your vids. I have been a tool fan for 30 years. Its some of the deepest music you will hear. Its comes from a place of both hemispheres of the mind. The left side comes from the collective ego and the right side is the deeper self aka the connecting to the source of existence. Merging both vibes created harmony and wholeness. Peace my brothers
Glad you all are diving in. Vibrations is another great way of putting it. Glad the video isn't "distracting." A lot of people are so sucked in visually they forget to listen to the song! What's next? 46 & 2?
I just discovered your channel. I love the thoughtfulness!
Nice work guys! I've been lucky enough to see Tool a couple of times live here in New Zealand. It's great seeing people discover something that has been so special to me for most of my life. Rock on!!!
I really would like to make it to New Zealand oneday. Beautiful, from what i can tell!
-De
Can't wait for more Tool❤️
you guys as musicians breaking down these songs and vids with such detail and conviction its easily the best reaction vids ive ever seen. How you only have 13k subs is beyond me ill be sharing your vids with anyone wholl have me. Thank you
Agree 100%. Love their knowledge. So good.
Excellent video, guys. It's always a trip watching people experiencing this band's work for the first time.
To answer your question about how involved the band was in this video; very. Adam Jones the guitarist of Tool has directed all of the band's music videos since their third album ("Schism" included). He's also very hands on regarding album art and the mutli-media elements that play during their live performances.
Welcome to the club, I hope you enjoy your journey, what you receive from it and where it takes you.
Cheers!!
Another quick note on guitarist Adam Jones; prior to forming Tool, he was making his living working for Stan Winston's studio, which happened to be the premiere visual effects for the film industry. Jones worked on creature and makeup fx on films like "Terminator 2", "Jurassic Park", "Edward Scissorhands", "Batman Returns" and a bunch of other films with great practical effects and makeup. Unsurprisingly, Jones has designed all the character makeup and production elements of the band's music videos. Talented dude.
Tool is pure art made with intentional reasons. I like both types. It's a ride revisting to purify. Chaos and order somehow the best can merge both.
Tool are craftsmen for sure. With sections and movements in songs my favorite musician Tipper has a song called Viscous that gives me goosebumps every single time
Their bassist (Paul) left the band during the recording of the previous album and the new bassist (Justin) wrote the bassline that inspired the song. Paul went on to be a high school teacher and later start a new band as well. This album was theorized to be written with the Fibonacci sequence in mind, which many learn about in high school.
I don’t think this is fibonacci, that’s Lateralus. This one is 5/4 - 7/4.
yeah...that's Lateralus.
Good reaction, good setup, subbed and a comment for the algorithm gods.
The silence has broken through. A sense of compassion
Thanks guys
Adam Jones, tool's guitarist, was a special effects artist for Hollywood before he was in tool. Adam Jones is the one that does tool's videos. He also worked on movies such as Terminator II and Jurassic Park II.
The guitarist of tool does ALL of their music videos... Great reaction! Checkout Tool - The Grudge next
Yes they do have a say so about the video's.
The guitarist is a award winning FX movie artist he's done movies and TOOL videos. Back then we didn't even know what they looked like. Sounds like TOOL has mad a difference in you also.. when I sit and listen with headphones...it literally takes me to a different, I can't describe .
Eric from Oak Grove Missouri
Much love
This is my second time watching your videos 😊 Love your reaction and appreciate your opinions😊 I was lucky enough to have seen TOOL Live 😊been along time over 20 years ago...was Amazing..blew my mind been a lifetime fan😮😊 appreciate your videos love what you both had to say....Thank you.... Kevin Colorado
Hahaha I'm so excited for you guys..you have a looong way to go..and aren't you sooo F ing glad!!!!!! If ever there is a chance..GO SEE TOOL 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
the time signature on this song is crazy.
I love your labyrinth analogy describing Tool's music. Spiral out bros!
This is a great reaction video. I like the back and forth between you two.
Reignited the fire between two lovers with communication and understanding, and the two became one again.
Tool is incredible, so glad you dig them...
cannot wait for the day you’re ready for Wings part 1&2 with backstories. great content, thanks! ❤
This is a classic, takes me back to high school, and yet for the first time I'm left asking myself what even is this time signature???
Yep. We quit trying to keep up lol
True friends and band mates, can go to one another and do just that. Without confrontation, or division.
Adam, the lead guitar player, worked in hollywood as a special effects artist before joining tool. He did the animation on their sober video and most likely this one. He worked on the original jurassic park.
Love how you guys articulate about the songs. Tool is amazing!!! Slip knot and Stone Sour, same lead singer shows the range Cory Taylor has just another idea to listen to.
You guys are more spot on than you may realize. You’re picking up on th intricacies and musical genius that is Tool.
was lucky enough to have floor tickets for this tour when it came to town.
it was one of the greatest live shows i've ever seen.
You get it.
You guys are like Tool in that, even if you get some parts wrong, it still ends up insightful and meaningful to people.
And that's what is important. The little details are not. And I always learn something from you that did not occur to me.
im so glad you guys are getting this band. again, if you have the chance to go see them, go!
Watching you two discover this music for the first time is akin to watching a child unwrap a Christmas present that you are super excited to give them. It’s EPIC. Tool brings so much transcendence that takes your brain to a higher plane.
Production value is fire.
The algorithm love showing me reaction videos to Schism, so congrats to being the next fantastic Content Creators that I've had the pleasure to discover.
Tool is a fantastic band large in part due to their abnormal and unusual, alternating time signatures. With the song Schism, it starts out in a 12/8 signature flowing into 5/8 before shifting into 7/8. These transitions are done so seamlessly, or so harsh and deliberate, that it keeps an unnerving, haunting, and lilting feel through out the track.
Fun fact: the title song from this album, Lateralus, incorporates the Fibonacci sequence through the structure of the lyrical meter and time signature. They truly were are a band who thought on another level.
That sandwich analogy is one of the best I’ve ever heard!!! 😂
Drawing line where division is not necessary. Done from ego we divide ourselves. How many ways people divide themselves on without even considering that it makes more sense when both are true.
We are so much stronger when we come together. De and Dre reacting to Tool is a good example.
Adam Jones the guitarist does majority of what you see in the videos. He was a VFX artist for Sam Winston working on movies like jurassic Park and terminator 2.
i love that you guys are enjoying Tool and are so articulate about your feelings about it
Thanks potato salad. Its been fun exploring and opening up to a new genre of music. Appreciate you checking us out and also engaging 🤙🏾😊
-De
Also, Adam Jones (guitar) does all their videos and much of their art direction. He was a special effects/makeup artist in Hollywood before the band. He worked on Jurassic Park and T2. Check out their early claymation videos. He did those himself.
Love the dawgs cup!
The Tool rabbit hole goes deep!🤘