I Finally Did It! Tool - Descending (Reaction)
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Tool concerts must be the most vibiest concerts you could ever vibe too lol.
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I've been to a number of Tool concerts over the years. The first one was part of Ozzfest. It took all day for Tool to finally hit the stage before Ozzy's performance. The large crowds seemed restless going back and forth from stage to stage to check out the lesser bands. The atmosphere completely changed when it was time for Tool though. Everyone made their way to the large stage and the crowd seemed to get more calm and focused, as if they were about to see something special. I will always remember that moment.
From what I’ve heard I’ve been using words like vibe and journey. But i think the better way to say it is that it resonates with something inside us.
Hell yeah! Ozzfest '99 & 2000. Riverport Amphitheater St. Louis, MO. Tool was the highlight of the show! 🤘
A Tool concert is the best concert in the world. They have so many masterpieces.
I promise you that no one in the Tool army will tell you to skip ahead on anything.
Fear inoculum is Tool's way of saying not to be afraid. Their music is an antidote in a way. imho.
I am 62, been a Tool fan since they started and this is my fave Tool song, love to listen to it at night in bed in the dark!
I have alot of older friends I'm 40 and alot of my friends are your age and older. None of them even know about this band I would I can say without even meeting you I would enjoy your company
Woo that’s awesome, that’s how I would listen to it also if given the opportunity. It’s a journey
@@bobault3025 Well thank you ha! I lost my son Daniel in 2015 when he was 31, he would have turned 40 back in March this year so that touches my heart. I was almost 22 when I had him and in a way we grew up together. We both loved music and had epic music listening marathons late into many nights as his heart got worse. He loved death metal like cannibal Corpse ha at one point but I got him loving MY old classic faves from the late 1960s-1970s everything from The Beatles to The Righteous Brothers to Pink Floyd to John Denver and Neil Diamond to the Eagles and Boston and Kansas and Three Dog Night to the Animals and beyond ha. But in the ‘90s we both loved the grunge era, I still love Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, Candle Box, Soundgarden and then Audioslave etc but Tool became my fave. My son also loved The Killers and an older group Bad Religion and we both loved Opeth. When he was age teens into early 20s we went to great concerts everything from Bush to Mudvayne to Static X (sadly that lead singer died) to Slipknot etc. There is a band I really like that used to come here to town but nowadays no one has ever heard of them ha, they are called The Nixons and you should check out the official music vid or studio version of their song Baton Rouge just for fun that would make my day! Oh and you can’t miss out on Porcupine Tree, another prog group with interesting change ups like Tool that I love. They split up in 2011 but came back together a couple years ago and made a new album! I confess I am still partial to the older stuff probably from repeat listening to those songs! After my son passed in my living room and I found him and couldn’t revive him I went into a deep depression and for some reason only Tool made me feel better during that terrible time. I miss Daniel every day still.
Me too, except I’m 58 and it’s my 2nd favorite to Pushit
This song never gets old. Spiral out bud!
A personal experience not an fucking army.
"I can't imagine what a Tool concert must be like."
2hrs, 12 songs.
Oh, and it's loud.
Check out the tempest by tool. What a ride.
Tool are a trip . . . Spiral Out ~ Keep Going
For me Tool is super chill.
Danny is a savage on this track
I started listening to Tool in 1992 and it is absolutely ruined every other music out there for me. I could never find anything else that had quite the same connection to me.
"Stir us from our wanton slumber" is the theme for the last 5 years.
😮💨 it might be even longer
The ocean waves were recorded at Danny's Malibu beach house. 🌀🌀🌀
I find it interesting the waves here, "Descending" have a completely different feel than the water themes in Undertow. (Swamp Song, Flood, Undertow)
Inoculating against Fear
"your words to atone all the damage cannot". Gold album.
@@Rovalowy and did you know of the secret meaning to that song's title?
As well as being a tempest of sevens;
"Coleman gave vent to a howl of delight.
" 'Does it occur to you,' he went on, 'that at this moment we are walking through the midst of seven million distinct and separate individuals, each with distinct and separate lives and all completely indifferent to our existence? Seven million people, each one of whom thinks himself quite as important as each of us does. Millions of them are now sleeping in an empested atmosphere.' "
Aldous Huxley, Antic Hay 1923
Muy bueno! , también hay mucha influencia de thelema/crowley para "escoger" el 7,en 7empest la canción está en 21/8 que se puede contar como 777 número relacionado a estas ideas de crowley
This is my favorite song from the album, then it’s Fear Inoculum pulling up in a very close second.
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Love your reactions! Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much! Thats for watching!
Yes
What a junk reaction you did.
Talk too much, don’t talk enough, I can’t win. 😅 i can’t be extra fake about it tho 🤷🏽♂️
What a junk comment you left. This reaction was great
@@MrEcarlson462 It is junk when you think a candle is more importent than the song