DON'T LIE! THIS BETTER THAN LED ZEPPELIN VERSION! | Tool - No Quarter (Lyrics on Screen) - REACTION
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This mans energy towards tool: unrivaled
J Wilmz its so fuckin awesome to watch. it makes up for my friends not caring when i show em a tool song
Spencer Baldwin i wonder if they make their songs not only to stay off the radio but to see who’s attention span is long enough to sit through the whole experience
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Well said. I agree. He picks up on everything from the guitar and drum solos and the small details that make Tool legendary.
I remember when Robert Plant and Jimmy Page were interviewed about the Tool cover of this. They were blown away. Plant said, Wow, we were not expecting this!
Where I can find it?
I like you, dude. You react the right way. If you have to pause, go back a little. Most pausers dont do that. I respect you for it.
Roses are red violets are blue when I listen to tool my neighbors do too. 😘🤟🏼
That comment was perfection AND truth.
Yea, man. Till you’re the neighbor that loves the shit, that doesn’t know what the song is cuz it’s not in your house, and you hear it through the filters of house, air, you’re stupidly, and I have a job to wake up at five in the morning for, you incredible self corrosive, non intellect vacuum.
LMAO first time I heard that saying it was about Zeppelin. So fitting!
Ha ha, love it! 🤘🏻
LOL, that's right
Jimmy Page and Robert Plant loved this cover apparently.
Is there an interview? I was looki g
Of course they did. It's way better. Tools a better band
@@screwdriverman5-kf2ui If you think about it, Tool we’re the next in line “genealogy” wise. They’re like a combination of Led Zeppelin, King Crimson, Rush, and Metallica.
@@screwdriverman5-kf2ui no
@@isopropyltoxicity yes tool is better than led zeppelin across the board.
"Deftones passenger feel" was a perfect description of that lead in.
This is Tooled Zeppelin. Both bands are my favorite. Tool are a fan and this is a beautiful tribute.
Is anyone going to mention that this was live... Damn :( This is pretty objectively flawless for being live!
I love Jar Jar in episode 1, Loving Weebs Hate. ... No, this is an incorrect statement.. only pushit, third eye, and part of me were live.. this was recorded during the making of Aenima... that being said, it's not much different live...
Yeah you are right but don't forget merkaba that was also live on the salival record
Not LIVE. Studio version 100%
Not live
Maynard has one of the most flawless voices live. He is one of the best vocalists I've ever heard live ever. Preston listen to Pushit the studio version on Lateralus and then listen to Pushit live on the Salival album. The Pushit live version was recorded shortly after 9/11 in NYC at Madison Square Garden. It will give chills!
Tool would not agree with this statement lol.
You might be right. Did you hear what Maynard said about Puscifier's cover of Bohemian Rapsody?
Something along the lines of honoring it the best they could, but he could not do Freddy's original vocals justice. That it was basically him singing Karokee. Wish I could find the article.
Not saying their version is not good, but Freddy... Hard to duplicate.
KiLL DoZeR
No they wouldn’t but that would be more evidence to the greatness of tool. The best are humble and walk with humility
KiLL DoZeR You are correct!
everyone else including me would however
@@deathgrinderb3284 Blasphemy, in no way, shape, or form is Tool's version better than Zeppelin's, you are all completely delusional.
I grew up on Led Zeppelin. In my mind the greatest band ever. I've also never heard a cover that is better than the original, with one single exception.
This cover.
Yes, they actually succeeded in the impossible. Improving perfection.
Tool is that good
Bob Dylan: All Along The Watchtower by Jimi Hendrix
Speaking the truth brother!
@@gablen23 And hey Joe
@Dusty Fred are you high? NIN is much better version. Trent was on drugs and using needles. His pain is so much more relevant. That's why he didn't want Cash to cover it. Doesn't matter who Cash was, Trent knew that nobody could do it better than him. That's his song to himself
No way dude no way anybody could do a Zeppelin song better then Zeppelin cmon. It’s a good tribute but no way better. Definitely has a Tool spin which is cool but you can’t be better than greatness
How many of us wish they had a friend that would listen to YOUR SONG the way HE does for the first time 🙌🏼🖤
You’re going to have the same reaction to “When the Levee Breaks” by Zeppelin and covered by A Perfect Circle!
***PRESTON***
You gotta see the live Song Remains the Same movie version of No Quarter
Great point 👍
Yes! And whole film!
Oh yeah definitely
The live no quarter sounds a lot better than the original and closer to the TooL version
That's the definitive version!
Preston doesn't read his comments anyway, so we're basically all just writing and commenting to each other.
You'll know he starts reading them when he pronounces Maynard correctly for the first time.
Still,.. love the channel bruh!!!
Can you blame him? Big Tool fan, but my Google, we are nutty as fuck.
😂 true.....MAY-Nerd
John Paul Jones is the most underrated bassist.
That's all piano/synth...watch the film
Jeffery Hunter He played bass with pedals while playing piano
Reminds you of the Doors right...
So is Justin Chancellor
Most underrated musician period.
A rare cover by TOOL & of course the caliber of quality you would expect from the master artisans.
You should check out led Zeppelin in my time of dying, Achilles last stand , nobody's fault, black dog, ten years gone. Wanton song, when the levee breaks, over the hills and far away, Kashmir I could go on and on
Over the hills and far away is my favorite masterpiece of theirs.
It will never appear on here... Their label blocks pretty much everything...
The live LZ version of No Quarter is awesome!
@@maxotto9877 But far from their best work.
@@maxotto9877 So... it the fact that it is better (in your opinion) than SIBLY.... makes it 'their magnum opus'? That's some strange logic there, my friend! :D
I do like this version a lot. It brings a modern feel to the song, I'll give it that. Led Zeppelin's original version captivated me when I first heard it. It may be sentimental. I just like the original better.
I feel the same way you do. I prefer the Zeppelin original but I like that Tool put their stamp on this song instead of just playing it note for note. I think it's cool when a band can cover a song and still leave their trademark
I love both bands and this cover is one of the greatest musical disappointments of my life
Chaos Path ur a disappointment
I'm sentimental too. I saw the Led Zeppelin's live version of no quarter in a movie teather in 1983 in Costa Rica. I think this guy didn't saw this version. When he see it i bet he changes his mind.
@@lightofday.dayofdarkness 👍
Tool's version is good but nothing compares to the Zeppelin live version from 1973 MSG concert from SRTS. Nothing.
EXACTLY!!!!
All of Tool's music wasny plagiarized tho.... I love Zeppelin but Tool shits on them
@@alvinduran5540 you are dead wrong
Thank you! It's arguably one of Jimmy Page's best performances. And it blows both their studio version and Tool's version out of the water
@@nikolaimikhail7774 y'all are full of shit. This is way more powerful and precise. I'm a major led Zeppelin fan.
"I can't wait for the new album..."
Welcome to the wait!
Haha! So very true! This shit almost made me spit out my coffee.
I'm am from the future and can tell you it's awesome!!
*React to Pink Floyd - Echoes*
Agreed. Just hope he reacts to the whole song as some versions have it split into two videos.
I'd be happy with Pigs as well.
A Must
Didn't do it for me , call me a purist . One man's opinion .
Live from Pompei
Tool in Tempe Arizona dressed up like Led Zepplin for a show for the start of a mini tour on Halloween in 2015, it's nothing but respect to Led Zepplin as this is one of the very few covers Tool has ever done.
Thank you, good night. (When they got done) ha
I m surprised Tool hasn't done a cover of Pink Floyd, as they considered the "modern day Pink Floyd" by many, maybe in the new album who knows!
@@alexgram1276 At the VIP Clinic Adam said they had been working on a Cream White Room cover but didn't get it done in time before the last tour.
@@darko2407 Maybe in the upcoming tours... (Or album!). I would prefer a recorded version tho, rather than them playing it in one live show only.
@@alexgram1276 After the album is released for the most part they should be free of any contracts with record companies. They taped 3 years worth of live shows, we could see all kinds of things, Live DVD, maybe another Salival type release down the road. It's an awesome time to be alive.
I like Zeppelin better but it might be a bias of growing up with the original version. This is a good cover though, no doubt.
Only one Led Zeppelin that's a fact !
Meh apples and elephants aye
I like Led Zeppelin’s version, but Tool’s is just next level.
They're for different people from different times, the zeppelin one is way more trippy. I prefer the Tool version though
So glad you made this video! I wasn't aware they covered this song.TY
I mean its Tool! Not even necessary to compare with Led Zeppelin's version though bc they are very different & both amazing! But hell yeah...this is absolutely incredible!
People chill.
He's just saying his POV, give him a break
He doesn't read his comments anyway. If he did, he'd know how to pronounce Maynard by now with all the comments stating and showing how it's pronounced. He's a big boy, he can handle it.
Lol
@pc but he isn't bashing us for that ;)
The true genius was originally writing and creating this masterpiece of a song in the first place . Thank You Led Zeppelin .
Seen them eight times and heard this live once. It's amazing live.
People got butthurt about someone liking something more than they do... Who would have thought
Just because people disagree with him, doesn't mean people are butthurt.
I am a massive fan of Tool for over 25 yrs, but no way is this version better than Led Zep
Say it MAN Speak it!
Tool version better
Man, I really love Zeppelin and Tool, but those Zep and Tool fanboys are just annoying. I like this version, but the original is just better in my opinion. Robert's vocals are just better and more mysterious than Maynard's, John's drumming is more groovy and not to mention the guitar, keyboard and piano solos. Also, the original was recorded around 1971, and that's just impressive. If someone likes Tool's version more, that's fine, we all have our opinion and Tool is awesome too; but there are people arguing that the original is no match for this one or the other way around, just because it's their favorite band. Don't be that much of a fanboy, no one likes that. Chill out and go listen to whatever version you like more. That being said, long live Led Zeppelin and Tool!
Preach. Tool did this right, I prefer this version as well.
I actually like Tool´s version better, it´s a matter of taste which version people prefer and in no way puts the original down so don´t worry about people that think it´s unholy or ridiculous to like it better than Zeppelin´s original.
I don't think it's ridiculous. I personally happen to like the original better, cause I'm in my 40s and grew up listening to led Zeppelin, but this is a fucking solid ass cover for sure. I can see how some people would prefer it. I dig it :)
It’s like the Johnny cash version of hurt. I like nin way better even though I seem to be in the minority. But it’s what i grew up as an angsty teen to so it connects more.
Also I like this cover better than the original. But I heard it live for the first time before I heard the zeppelin version.
I like this version better as well.
I don't really think this is a particularly great cover. To me it sounds like Tool playing No Quarter, I don't feel they've given the song anything other than their tone which is really disappointing.
Must be a millennial
I love this version but I could never say anybody does anything better than Led Zeppelin originally
Facts
@@brandonhinrichs8657 Sure, you could do something awful better than Led Zeppelin. Anything good though... nah.
@@robertreichle1 LOL what a maroon
I could say it. Tool did it better
@@joshgkc I definitely disagree but you have your own opinion and so do I
I said this countless times and I will repeat - there are only two ways to make a proper song cover: make it as close to the original as possible or make it your own. Tool made it their own thus rendering any debate on which version is better pointless, we can only express our opinions on which version we like more. Personally, I am simply glad I have more in my arsenal of awesome music, and I'll leave it at that.
King KTF, give 'em no quarter!!!
So I saw Tool Live in san diego in 2016. They opened with this song. My body my face and my mind melted
Preston, please review Type O Negative - Black no 1 (the full 11 minute version)
Love you to death would be much better suited for him.. album version of course
The Type O Negative "Black Sabbath" cover is on par with Tool's version of "No Quarter".
Its like two different songs to me. Both great. Zeps more bluesy
No guitar solo like Jimmy page
Had the privilege of watching Tool open to this song two nights in a row a few years ago in San Francisco. Blew me away
This comment thread says more about the zeppelin fan boys than tool’s. I guess they forgot musical taste is subjective
mcpure90 this your first day on the internet?
mcpure90
Careful about what you are saying they are very scabby !!
Nathan C.
Irrelevant comment ...
Unknown pleasures well there’s no question with you, it’s certainly your first!
Nathan C.
Are you Mr copy & paste !
Try a Perfect Circles version of John Lennon’s Imagine.
And Puscifer's Rocketman
Love this version❤️
Awesome cover. Better than the original and it showcases just how far we've fallen as humans and ignored Lennon's message
@Cory Thompson give it a few more hours. I like trolling the trolls with logic and politeness. Can't fight fire with fire
@@Jmar1024 so can you tell me what John Lennon's message was
Years before this cover was released, I described Tool as being very "Zeppelinesque" to a friend. Years later he called me after hearing this and was like holy shit you called it. Lmao.
Tool is my favorite band, but nobody can do Led Zeppelin better than Led Zeppelin
Ten seconds in and I knew they weren't going to compete with the original mighty LED ZEPPLIN! Nice cover, but that's all it is. Many people have tried but no one pulls off Jimmy page ☮️
@Cronos of Venom nor john bohnam. Lol. ☮️
I’m sure their wives pull them off regularly lol
@@dan.j.boydzkreationz more than just their wives.... Lol. ☮️
It is probably the best cover of this song out there but the original by zepp is still way better
IDK, I really like Crowbar's version, weird as that might be
Also check out their cover of the song You Lied by Peach. Its gnarly.
Saw Tool live in Nashville in 2017 and they opened with this song. It's a great cover and song.
Great video! Great reaction Preston! You are Awesome!
Reaction
Pearl Jam- Black [MTV Unplugged]
PLEASE!
Surprised it hasn't happened yet.
shit ANY song from unplugged lol that whole show was epic....i remember watching it the day it aired.
Epic...
Lol can't believe he hasn't done that yet
We really need this Pres, come on man...
Oh, stop crying. I agree that he shouldn't have compared two very different versions of the same song but it's his opinion. If you're going to dislike and start hating on him for expressing an opinion you completely miss the point of an unbiased reaction channel. You wanted to hear something along the lines of "it's good but the original is better" but he conveyed what he felt. If he and other content creators started catering and became afraid of expressing their own thoughts/feelings then this platform would be a very bland place (and believe me that already happens enough as it is).
glad he found whatever peace/happiness he was looking for in life, but it sucks that we wont get KingKTF reactions to the rest of the newest Tool album.
I absolutely agree- No Quarter has been one of my favorites since I was tiny (my mom was DIE HARD Led Zeppelin fan), but DAMN. Tool's cover was fucking flawless. My mom would've been blown away.
This is a great version of this song, but not even close to the original. The guitar solo in the original is masterful. And you should really check out the live version on The Song Remains The Same soundtrack. Keyboards in that one are intoxicating, and guitar solo blows away even the awesome studio solo. Treat yourself, bruh! Much love
cant hit the like button fast enough man
you the shit P
A few years ago I saw them live on Halloween dressed up as Led Zeppelin... they opened with No Quarter..... 🤯
Tool and Led Zeppelin are my two favorite bands, and yah, Tool's version is somehow better (but you have to respect the guys who came up with it first). I had the privilege to see Tool play "No Quarter" live in concert once. One of, if not THE, greatest musical moment of my life.
The Led Zeppelin version Live at MSG is the absolute best imo
Bro I've commented on how many videos telling you that you need to review third eye. Lol It'll be one of your new favorites trust me.
He did :) just some hours ago
Preston, 20 seconds in an you have the look like you know... this is Tool, that look of expectation and knowledge... You are truly in the Tool army!
i love how the song dances from one ear to the other. this is a must with headphones!!!!!!
Nice cover! I'm old school, still give the edge to the original. If you want something you'll love listen to A Perfect Circle's cover of When The Levee Breaks. The live at Red Rocks version is brilliant! I'd love you to react to that one. Maynard's the best!
Right On !
i like zepplins a bit better but i respect your opinion. tool killed it.
First time I saw Tool in 2000 they opened with this song......it took me and a buddy about a minute before we realized it was a Zep cover. Totally blew us away!
Bro - your channel is the definition of what most tool fans love THE MOST - exposing the band to new people and watching them get into it. I have so many friends who assume the music is your typical screamo and then are shocked to discover they like it.
FYI...you often mispronounce Maynard's name......its pronounced MAY-NERD.
Like the month and the geek
I thought it was Mallard!
Tool Right In Two or Rosetta Stoned!!!🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Bruh. A man listening to that underground shi*. Straight praise!
Led Zep and Tool, the 2 most underground bands ever :)
Been waiting for this one for a minute Preston. Didn’t disappoint.
Another great Maynard/not Tool, but A Perfect Circle cover is Imagine from the album Emotive.
Not better than Zeppelin.
The best way to hear No Quarter is the live version off of Song Remains the Same
Plus you have to consider that they came 45 years later. Certainly they could learn from the old classics of Rock.
I will disagree but I am bias.
Nothing beats that moment captured in time, truly greatful
@@pablobruise1388 who says they didn't? They are all huge fans of Led Zeppelin.
I have great love for both bands, and both versions of the song, they are both top shelf tracks for either band, I can't call it either way, just 'whatever version I'm listening to right now'. Tool is the one band I listen to by far the most these day, but I didn't get into them till the early 2000s, but I have been listening to Led Zeppelin since before I was born..
I agree with many of the comparisons, regarding composition, between Tool and Pink Floyd (the other band that gets any major playtime), but I feel that Tool are the 'spiritual successor' to Zepp in that they are both fairly overt with references to Thelemic occultism and mind-expansion, and if I'm not mistaken, Danny and Page are friends.
Of course this cover blatantly removes any doubt that Tool are influenced by Zeppelin, but a better example of the philosophical connection is 'Stairway to Heaven' and 'Laturalus'; both are about the duality of human existence and the journey to a higher state of being ('two paths you can go by', 'divinity and still be a human').
Gold, in the context of 'Stairway', is a reference to alchemy, ie: as a 'noble' metal, gold symbolises perfection and the highest state of existence. Related to alchemy, we have freemasonry, in which chemical symbolism is replaced with engineering and maths. In freemasonry, perfection is symbolised by the 'Golden mean' (sometimes referred to as the 'God ratio'), and this is where it gets interesting; the Golden mean is the floating point (decimal or fractional number) correspondent to the integer (whole number) based Fibonacci sequence! Ironically, the Fibonacci progresses in steps, like a stairway, while the Golden ratio traces a smooth, upward and outward spiral. . .. … …..
My other point of interest is 'Stairway' again, and '46&2'; the lines 'and as we wind on down the road, our shadows taller than our souls' with 'See my shadow changing,
stretching up and over me', 'shadow' referencing Jung's principals on the hidden psyche, both lines are positioned at the climax of the song, both lines describe the climax of the journey with the same symbolism of the hitherto unseen self expanding in a transformative capacity into something greater than the previous self..
Song is so haunting, yet one of my favorite Tool songs ever. Good job on the video!
You’ve come a long way, P. From a guy who hadn’t listened to metal and rock, but can now ID a ten second clip as sounding like Deftones. Keep on the journey my friend!!
I will take this cover like I did when Led Zeppelin covered, "When The Levee Breaks". Tool took Led's song and made it their own BY A LONG SHOT! This is their version of it just like "When The Levee Breaks" is Led's version of that original 1920's song. While they have same name, they are completely different songs.
Can’t ride with you on this.
The music is really intense but Maynard should have used his real voice. Can’t put it above Led Zeppelin.
A Perfect Circle’s cover of “Imagine” is really good, though
I think they are both just as good in different ways. That old school sound will just never be matched....
I have been waiting patiently for this video!
Tool killed it. This is what Johnny Cash’s version of Hurt is to Nine in Nails original. They just take it to a new level.
As a life long Zep fan I would have to say you are correct. Still love the OG version but this is fooking awesome :)
Saw TOOL in AZ. 2016 or 17 on Halloween. they came out dressed up as Zeppelin and opened with this. lol some mind blowing stuff
Tool did a song called "Divorced" with a band called the Melvins. I really think that you would like it. I also hope that you would like the Melvins. They are an an extremely influential band that unfortunately not enough people know about.
And the Melvins have at least 30 albums worth of music for you to listen to.
Zeppelin released this song 50 years ago. When they put this out, it was revolutionary. Tool's version is more relevant today, but Zeppelin changed music and was vastly more creative than taking the original and improving on it. This is a great version of the original. It's not better than the original - not even close.
Sorry buddy, it is
Glad u enjoyed bro.. Bad ass a.. Lol.. Review Third Eye Tool next bra.. Must hear.. 👌🤘
Bro are you a Kiwi?... I've gone past a few of your comments and you seem to fully talk like NZ'er
@@mikloscampbell123 yep kiwi as bra
In a parallel universe, Led Zeppelin does a cover of this song.
They did this live on holloween dressed as Led Zeppelin.
No! Although i love Tool, and their version of this song, i can't agree. Led Zeppelin done something magic with this... and this song always belong only to them. Jimmy Page wrote this! Jimmy is genius, simple. You can't say that someone who only played this is better 😢 I know that Tool done this song different, but still can't compare...
KING KTF
you are Awesome! You are a funny guy! Tool is Awesome!
Thank you. If you want to see it live they played a Halloween show in Arizona and opened up with No Quarter. It's on RUclips check it out.
It’s like metal jazz rock fusion, insane, it’s Tool doing Zeppelin 👊🏼💯
It's cool. I can appreciate it, but can't go there. C'mon Bruh. Led Zeppelin. Recorded late 71/72 (nearly 50 years ago?!), with dinosaur equipment. Original sir
To be fair, Tool records with dinosaur equipment, too :).
@@toddjtaylor ... Well, there were 3 dinosaur periods over 180 million years. I'll amend and say Zep used Fossilized recording methods, and Tool has Jurassic World tech 😎
@@nickjohnson5202 I loved your point - just reminding people that Tool don't record like everyone else these days.
Reel to reel
@@nickjohnson5202 Mr Smarty pants
No way! No Quarter led Zeppelin live from The songs remains the same is much better.
You HAVE to watch them play this live preferably back in the late 90s when they were playing it regularly
The reason why 10bseconds in, it's a Tool vibe is because Tool always plays in drop D, which is the first note of this song
React to Prison sex by Tool...
This version is Great, but does not beat the original.
it's the sound Zeppelin would probably had made if they'd had access in '69 to the same amplifiers and technologies available to Tool in '96. Tool have taken a great piece of work and deconstructed it in the Toolbooth; cleaned it up, got underneath and had a look, replaced the old oil for some new grade shit, added a sunroof, an extension and an upper deck and sent it on its way via the King Crimson car wash. exceptional version.
Saw them a few years ago in Dallas, they opened with this, and it lasted about 18 minutes. Don't think I breathed the whole time.
Apples and oranges. Both are great for their own reasons. Im a Tool fan, so I enjoy the Tool version more. But to each his own.
here is the best tool cover i listen... and i listen tool over 20 years...
ruclips.net/video/6E1DkgUNfBc/видео.html
Imo this song evokes such an insane level of emotion for me. Much more then Led Zeppelin's. Though I know how to play both of them and love them both. This song just bleeds melodic emotion. Tool is so genius when it comes to how they pace their music. The slow build up into the loud scream towards around 7 or so minutes into the song is probably one of the best moments in tools entire discography.
Turtle Shell really well put.
Thats LIVE while they were on Tour in Europe around 1997. Im pretty sure Tool has NEVER made a studio recording of this. But this one is from the ALL LIVE ALBUM "SALIVAL" (released yr 2000)
I'm fucking addicted to this song, I can't stop listening to it! I've probably listened to it 8 times today