Do you realize what you've done? You have made most of the Tool Amry super proud with your reaction but now the real work starts. You my friend are now dipping into a very deep pool of musical brilliance. Tool for all!
Just a few words of advice: -Don't watch the music videos for first time reactions, they can be very distracting from the music. The videos have their place, but the music should take precedence. -Most tool fans would say that lyrics are a must. I don't know what your preference is regarding lyrics, as they can also be distracting from the music, but Maynard James Keenan is a masterful lyricist. Knowing the message behind the song adds another layer of depth to the music -The tool army is large and always happy to see someone discover tool for the first time. If you do more of these videos, we will come back for more. But, as i think you already said, we can be kinda pretentious about them. It's only because we're already balls deep into the rabbit hole, and want more company. We mean good. -the tool rabbit hole can become a black hole if you're not cautious. It will suck you in and never let you leave. They really are that good of a band. You'll quickly find out that after listening to The Pot 5 more times, you'll like it even more than you already do. That doesn't change, no matter how many times you listen to the song.
"Why aren't more bass players like this?" You mean bassists with great tone who write interesting bass lines that totally fit the music without being unnecessarily busy just for complexities' sake? Damn good question.
No disrespect to Nightwish (I don't like it, but then again we all have different tastes and it's all good), but Tool is another type of beast. Tool has arguably the best rock/metal drummer alive and one of the all time bests, plus two other top elite musicians. And then it has Maynard on the vocals, who's hands down one of the best lyricists the world has ever know, plus someone with a great vocal range. Tool is unique, you'll never find anyone that sounds like them, because it's simply not possible. Welcome to the rabbit hole! As for your next reaction I honestly think you should go back and start with their earlier stuff so you can understand how the band evolved over time. I would start with "Hush" from Opiate, their first EP out in 1992 and from there on work your way up. "Sober" from Undertow, their first album released in 1993 is also a great choice, although for that one I would go with the live version.
The only way to react is giving everyone your true reaction. The Tool army will offer advice on songs, etc. and help color in any missing pieces. Don't stress about avoiding Tool. Tool finds you when you're ready to hear it. We get to chase the dragon watching you listen for the first time. It's not a race, it's an experience. Enjoy the ride!
If a journey is what you are looking for... start from the beginning. If you want to get the feel for their sound go with the the most popular songs: 46&2, Schism, Aenema, Lateralus. Do stick to studio audio tracks (no videos), there are some songs that go in pairs or groups of 3s. The Tool army gets cranky when those are not done together. Nice reaction
One of the greatest bands to ever walk the earth. Period. If you find this complex, do "The Grudge" next and your mind will be blown away. Drumwise this is a monster. I'm a drummer myself and it took me 6 month to learn this shit and I still make mistakes when I'm not in the right mood for it. By the way, stay with audio only, best way to do it. Maybe pull up some lyrics next time, deep shit.
Yeah. My opinion is to start with the "mainstream" hits first. The Pot is a good start with minimal polyrhythm and a pretty straightforward hook/beat. Imo, the journey is complete and your ears have evolved enough when something like "Lost Keys/Rosetta Stoned" becomes your favorite. Like so so so much chaos but the 8 minute build up to, "overwhelmed as one would be, placed in my position, such a heavy burden now to be the one ..." To me, that was when I realized Tool was the greatest band ever. If I played Rosetta Stoned early in my Tool listening sessions, I would've been turned off immediately. Sorta similar to SOAD too. Start with simple, almost "radio-made" songs (Toxicity, Aerials, etc) and you slowly begin to appreciate the less popular, but infinitely better songs like "Radio/Video" where the band is put on full display. That's Rosetta Stoned for me. Beautiful chaos that will leave you in tears and chills be the end.
good recommendation I would start with anything from their first 3 and stick to the first 3, though he started here, it's not even close to the same tier/great like their earlier stuff I think Bottom is a can't miss for early listening
The birth has begun, Tool always takes you on a journey, each song gets better and better as you will flip flop after every song stating that this is your favorite until the next.
The memory of hearing this for the first time is forever erased by the overwhelming shock, confusion and wonder. The sheer euphoria completely took me out of space and time. I should have gotten naked.
second, of all the tool songs this has always been the one I go back to. that song has always felt more complete to me than most bands' albums, can't explain it.
I love to see someone discover Tool for the first time. Just an early heads up, many of their songs should be listened to together because they transition into one another. You don't necessarily have to do this (many of us were introduced to these songs without knowing about any of the transitions), but it will definitely enhance your experience so I'm listing them below. On their Aenima album: Intermission and Jimmy (less important, but Intermission is an interesting intro to Jimmy) On their Lateralus album: Eon Blue Apocalypse and The Patient (not necessary) Parabol and Parabola (this is a must since it's basically one song broken into two parts) Disposition, Reflection, and Triad (three songs makes it a little long, but it's a definite must; this is known as the Holy Trinity or Holy Triad) On their 10,000 Days album: Wings for Marie and 10,000 Days (again, one song in two parts) Lost Keys and Rosetta Stoned (Rosetta Stoned is a story and the set up for it is in Lost Keys) Intension and Right in Two (not necessary, but Intension is a great intro to Right in Two) If you do listen to the songs together, try not to stop between the transitions or you might lose the full effect. But, most importantly, enjoy the journey. Tool usually takes multiple listens anyway to fully appreciate. Great reaction though. It looks like you'll have fun exploring the rest of their catalogue.
Every Tool-reaction is highly appreciated. For a first time listen, please never watch a video but maybe look at the lyrics. Literally every song is a good song to react to, but my favs are: The Grudge, Pneuma, Vicarious and Eulogy. Cheers!
Sober, Aenema, Lateralus gives a great progression through their styles. Other big songs were stinkfist, schism, prizon sex and jambi. I really think tool songs benefit from being listened to in the context of the album, particularly AEnima, Lateralus and 10,000 Days.
Great reaction, brother. It's always nice to see someone discovering tool for the first time. I think the first song(s) I ever heard was parabol and parabola and I've never heard anything like them since. Tool is its own genre, Enjoy the journey, wherever it takes you next :)
I love your sincerity and genuine facial reactions to this amazing song. I suggest Vicarious as your next adventure. Digest the lyrics too. Maynard has powerful insights into human nature.
I started my Tool journey only about two years ago and I can't believe that I've gone through the last 30 odd years without listening to them. I'll follow your journey with Tool with great interest as I know the joy this lot have given me. Can't wait to see them live next year! So many great songs for you to react to, but Pneuma drum cam has to on your 'to react' list.
You want your channel to blow up, go on a Tool binge, the Tool army will show up, and I’m one of them. Anema, Temptest, Jambi are 3 I recommend, either way you can’t go wrong.
Tool are just the most technically accomplished rock band I have ever heard. As a suggestion, parabol parabola together is just an awesome musical journey imo.
I would add Mastodon to that. This is a bit different, but the technical workshop is getting quite close to Tool. I listen to these bands alternately and in both cases it can be called a long journey. Something amazing.
Opiate and Undertow are more agro young man music - which I love. From Aenema onward they mostly just get more creative, expansive, psychedelic, spacious, sprawling, transcendent, cinematic, tribal, etc. They are masters of their instruments, but what makes it so amazing is their ability to compose such masterpieces. IMO the best music, hands down.
Welcome to the musical ride of your life! Open up and listen with your mind and body not just your ears so you can feel the art that is TOOL. You're gonna love it, better late than never.
Reaction videos annoy me, but I loved this. The way your eyes lit up with every change was genuine, I could tell you loved it. Kid like excitement in the best way.
Tool is phenomenal and I hope you do the full catalog. You will not regret it. I can't imagine life without Tool's music. No offense to other bands but Tool is on a different level than 99% of other bands.
Your comment about going on a journey is so true with Tool. I have been listening to them since Aenima and they have yet to disappoint. If you have not listened to Maynard's other band A Perfect Circle, they also do not disappoint.
Just discovered the magic of TOOL.Pulled me out of a dark hole after losing my Dad this summer. Thank you for making this.I danced in my kitchen along with you.You’re eyebrows and dancing gave me so much joy! Rock on buddy!
The Tool journey begins. Gave you a thumbs up. The only thing I would recommend is if you want to say something during the song, just pause it real quickly. I couldn't hear 90% of the comments you were saying during the song.
This will require that you have a smoke ( even if you dont smoke), take a stroll , take a nap. And then you're gonna go ahead and listen to It again. It's a doom loop That is so good that you just can't stop yourself! Enjoy!!
This is probably around midway on the complexity scale for Tool. Generally they've become more complex with time, although on Lateralus they use some very bold ideas like incorporating the Fibonacci sequence and playing around with time signatures a lot. I'd go to 46 & 2 next, then maybe dip your toes into Schism, Vicarious or Culling Voices. Eventually you'll get to Rosetta Stoned, Third Eye and 7empest.
It’s funny that you can bang your head to this one because there’s really only like one or two tool songs that you can bob your head to in the rhythm I’m glad you got to enjoy it though
Tool is an acquired taste. When Fear Inoculum came out I listened every day for 2 years. I would have told you Invincible was their best but this year I have returned to Reflection. It's not going to blow you away. It's just a beautiful song, deep and humble. It must be circulated through my system every night with my moon overhead...
Reviewing this with lyrics is a must. it's poetry and deserves as much detail as the music does. I don't recall you giving any reaction as far as meaning to the song? That to me is part of a music review. Not trying to bust your balls. Thanks.
Maynard James Keenan is the front man for not just Tool but also A Perfect Circle and Puscifer. Was also in Green Jelly, Tapeworm with Trent Reznor and Children Of The Anachronistic Dynasty way back in the day. Now he runs an orchard that makes wine lol.
Welcome to the Labyrinth that is Tool. You're pretty new to doing this so a little constructive criticism: I appreciated that you didn't stop the music every time you made a comment (others who do that makes it quite annoying,) but it was nearly impossible to hear what you were saying while the song was playing. I'm not sure if you can adjust your sound levels during editing, or use a different mic, or lower the mix between the music and your voice...but something could be done to fix that. Regardless, otherwise it was good and again, welcome to Tool. ~Be Blessed
"I feel like im going on a journey" famous last words. ♥
In this case famous first words 💚
Do you realize what you've done? You have made most of the Tool Amry super proud with your reaction but now the real work starts. You my friend are now dipping into a very deep pool of musical brilliance. Tool for all!
Just a few words of advice:
-Don't watch the music videos for first time reactions, they can be very distracting from the music. The videos have their place, but the music should take precedence.
-Most tool fans would say that lyrics are a must. I don't know what your preference is regarding lyrics, as they can also be distracting from the music, but Maynard James Keenan is a masterful lyricist. Knowing the message behind the song adds another layer of depth to the music
-The tool army is large and always happy to see someone discover tool for the first time. If you do more of these videos, we will come back for more. But, as i think you already said, we can be kinda pretentious about them. It's only because we're already balls deep into the rabbit hole, and want more company. We mean good.
-the tool rabbit hole can become a black hole if you're not cautious. It will suck you in and never let you leave. They really are that good of a band. You'll quickly find out that after listening to The Pot 5 more times, you'll like it even more than you already do. That doesn't change, no matter how many times you listen to the song.
I love this 👆
Ssooo true, every run through of this song it just gets better and better.
I totally agree, but there is one exception...PNEUMA the drum cam video.... of course. Seeing Danny playing is awesome.....
Omg… Literally every point made. I bow to you sir.
-Sgt. JJ of the Tool Army
@@olafm2416 and the live performance of Sober!🤘🖤
"Why aren't more bass players like this?"
You mean bassists with great tone who write interesting bass lines that totally fit the music without being unnecessarily busy just for complexities' sake?
Damn good question.
Thank you for all of the wonderful comments! I'll definitely jump back in very soon!
Third Eye.
Keep reacting to TOOL and the TOOL ARMY will flood your channel for you brotha! I would “Grudge” or “Lateralus” next, great reaction!!
We are watching...
Now youre down a never ending wormhole
No disrespect to Nightwish (I don't like it, but then again we all have different tastes and it's all good), but Tool is another type of beast. Tool has arguably the best rock/metal drummer alive and one of the all time bests, plus two other top elite musicians. And then it has Maynard on the vocals, who's hands down one of the best lyricists the world has ever know, plus someone with a great vocal range. Tool is unique, you'll never find anyone that sounds like them, because it's simply not possible. Welcome to the rabbit hole! As for your next reaction I honestly think you should go back and start with their earlier stuff so you can understand how the band evolved over time. I would start with "Hush" from Opiate, their first EP out in 1992 and from there on work your way up. "Sober" from Undertow, their first album released in 1993 is also a great choice, although for that one I would go with the live version.
Not a Nightwish or Symphonic music fan either
Can I get an Amen!
A little fanboyish but i agree with the sentiment lol
Facts, but I do like Nightwish lol
Amen
The only way to react is giving everyone your true reaction. The Tool army will offer advice on songs, etc. and help color in any missing pieces. Don't stress about avoiding Tool. Tool finds you when you're ready to hear it. We get to chase the dragon watching you listen for the first time. It's not a race, it's an experience. Enjoy the ride!
One of the best explanations I have read thus far. Bravo good sir, bravo.
I envy people who listen to TOOL for the first time.
Me too. Luckily I live thru the new experience, Vicariously, making A Perfect Circle.
I remember my friend Mark sharing Tool with me for the first time when we were 15. Im so excited to see other people develop a love for their music
I pity them for missing out for so long. Better late than never though.
FACTS!!!!
The bass player Justin chancellor is amazing bass player, who band is amazing and hopefully you check out more tool.
If a journey is what you are looking for... start from the beginning. If you want to get the feel for their sound go with the the most popular songs: 46&2, Schism, Aenema, Lateralus. Do stick to studio audio tracks (no videos), there are some songs that go in pairs or groups of 3s. The Tool army gets cranky when those are not done together. Nice reaction
One of the greatest bands to ever walk the earth. Period. If you find this complex, do "The Grudge" next and your mind will be blown away. Drumwise this is a monster. I'm a drummer myself and it took me 6 month to learn this shit and I still make mistakes when I'm not in the right mood for it. By the way, stay with audio only, best way to do it. Maybe pull up some lyrics next time, deep shit.
Yeah. My opinion is to start with the "mainstream" hits first. The Pot is a good start with minimal polyrhythm and a pretty straightforward hook/beat.
Imo, the journey is complete and your ears have evolved enough when something like "Lost Keys/Rosetta Stoned" becomes your favorite. Like so so so much chaos but the 8 minute build up to, "overwhelmed as one would be, placed in my position, such a heavy burden now to be the one ..."
To me, that was when I realized Tool was the greatest band ever. If I played Rosetta Stoned early in my Tool listening sessions, I would've been turned off immediately.
Sorta similar to SOAD too. Start with simple, almost "radio-made" songs (Toxicity, Aerials, etc) and you slowly begin to appreciate the less popular, but infinitely better songs like "Radio/Video" where the band is put on full display.
That's Rosetta Stoned for me. Beautiful chaos that will leave you in tears and chills be the end.
@ Ingo Bordewick You could've saved some time by eliminating all the words of your comment except for the last one. That sums up Tool perfectly.
@@taylortyler1867 Well, that's your opinion.
good recommendation
I would start with anything from their first 3 and stick to the first 3, though he started here, it's not even close to the same tier/great like their earlier stuff
I think Bottom is a can't miss for early listening
@@ingobordewick6480 Are you saying that TOOL is SHIT? Just wanna be clear.
The birth has begun, Tool always takes you on a journey, each song gets better and better as you will flip flop after every song stating that this is your favorite until the next.
Encapsulates my extensive immersive experience 😏
The memory of hearing this for the first time is forever erased by the overwhelming shock, confusion and wonder. The sheer euphoria completely took me out of space and time.
I should have gotten naked.
God I love watching people react to Tool. Warms my heart. Merry Christmas everyone
My suggestion is to start from very beginning, track by track, witnessing the evolution of Tool’s sound and attitude.
Agreed!
Watch Right in two next, trust me.
second, of all the tool songs this has always been the one I go back to. that song has always felt more complete to me than most bands' albums, can't explain it.
Subbed for more tool... love to see your reaction to "Eulogy"
Start from the beginning
46 & 2, Sober, Stinkfist, H, Ænema, Right in Two and so so many more!! Great reaction!
I love to see someone discover Tool for the first time. Just an early heads up, many of their songs should be listened to together because they transition into one another. You don't necessarily have to do this (many of us were introduced to these songs without knowing about any of the transitions), but it will definitely enhance your experience so I'm listing them below.
On their Aenima album:
Intermission and Jimmy (less important, but Intermission is an interesting intro to Jimmy)
On their Lateralus album:
Eon Blue Apocalypse and The Patient (not necessary)
Parabol and Parabola (this is a must since it's basically one song broken into two parts)
Disposition, Reflection, and Triad (three songs makes it a little long, but it's a definite must; this is known as the Holy Trinity or Holy Triad)
On their 10,000 Days album:
Wings for Marie and 10,000 Days (again, one song in two parts)
Lost Keys and Rosetta Stoned (Rosetta Stoned is a story and the set up for it is in Lost Keys)
Intension and Right in Two (not necessary, but Intension is a great intro to Right in Two)
If you do listen to the songs together, try not to stop between the transitions or you might lose the full effect. But, most importantly, enjoy the journey. Tool usually takes multiple listens anyway to fully appreciate.
Great reaction though. It looks like you'll have fun exploring the rest of their catalogue.
I love how passionately Tool Army shares its knowledge with music enthusiasts and Tool virgins. Brings smile to my face.
Spiral Out Brother 😵💫
If you haven’t already, I would recommend the grudge. As someone who loves metal, you’ll enjoy the sound.
Enjoy starting on your Tool journey.... Four of the best musicians you'll ever find in one band!!
Every Tool-reaction is highly appreciated. For a first time listen, please never watch a video but maybe look at the lyrics. Literally every song is a good song to react to, but my favs are: The Grudge, Pneuma, Vicarious and Eulogy. Cheers!
Sober, Aenema, Lateralus gives a great progression through their styles. Other big songs were stinkfist, schism, prizon sex and jambi.
I really think tool songs benefit from being listened to in the context of the album, particularly AEnima, Lateralus and 10,000 Days.
Great reaction, brother.
It's always nice to see someone discovering tool for the first time.
I think the first song(s) I ever heard was parabol and parabola and I've never heard anything like them since.
Tool is its own genre,
Enjoy the journey, wherever it takes you next :)
I love your sincerity and genuine facial reactions to this amazing song. I suggest Vicarious as your next adventure. Digest the lyrics too. Maynard has powerful insights into human nature.
Welcome to the TOOLVERSE. 🇨🇦
Great Reaction!!! Welcome to the TOOL ARMY!!!!
WOW, you completely get it brother!! Welcome aboard🔥
Welcome to the spiral dude. Great video 👍 you should react to "The Grudge" by Tool. Maynard(vocals) holds a 22 second scream in it.
I started my Tool journey only about two years ago and I can't believe that I've gone through the last 30 odd years without listening to them. I'll follow your journey with Tool with great interest as I know the joy this lot have given me. Can't wait to see them live next year! So many great songs for you to react to, but Pneuma drum cam has to on your 'to react' list.
Glad to join you! I do have that video on my radar! Thanks for the comment!
Best sounding bass guitar I've ever heard on a record.
Check out Malignant Narcissism by Rush.
Good song to start down the wormhole. Have a nice journey and see you on the other side.......
Enjoy the journey-so many more great experiences ahead!
I feel like I'm going on a journey. 🤣 Indeed you are !
You want your channel to blow up, go on a Tool binge, the Tool army will show up, and I’m one of them. Anema, Temptest, Jambi are 3 I recommend, either way you can’t go wrong.
Tool are just the most technically accomplished rock band I have ever heard. As a suggestion, parabol parabola together is just an awesome musical journey imo.
I would add Mastodon to that. This is a bit different, but the technical workshop is getting quite close to Tool.
I listen to these bands alternately and in both cases it can be called a long journey. Something amazing.
I second that motion... and after that head to the Mike Patton well and drink deep my friend. Great reaction and channel. Sub ya! ✌
There is NO bad Tool track! .
Thanks for the review...MORE Tool please. :)
Enjoy...indulge. So much more experiences from these guys...Epic band 🤘
keep going... you have no idea what wonders await, also I subbed before you started talking.
Thank you very much!
eyeholes deep in muddy water, give in to the undisputed beauty that is tool ,wont disappoint.
Opiate and Undertow are more agro young man music - which I love. From Aenema onward they mostly just get more creative, expansive, psychedelic, spacious, sprawling, transcendent, cinematic, tribal, etc. They are masters of their instruments, but what makes it so amazing is their ability to compose such masterpieces. IMO the best music, hands down.
Justin is a bass god. Keeping reacting to TOOL. We'll keep watching.
I took so much pleasure in watching you experience Tool! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Any tool song will do, there’s not a bad one out there. Just keep feeding the needy!
Welcome to the musical ride of your life! Open up and listen with your mind and body not just your ears so you can feel the art that is TOOL. You're gonna love it, better late than never.
Awesome song to introduce you to Tool! More an experience than a band-Spiral Out...
It's amazing how much I can see the music in your face!
I would like to see The Grudge
Reaction videos annoy me, but I loved this. The way your eyes lit up with every change was genuine, I could tell you loved it. Kid like excitement in the best way.
Late to this party, but love the smiles. Welcome to the 🌀
Descending. My fav tool song this minute
The beginning facial reactions say it all. Welcome to the army.
Welcome to the tool rabbit hole. Lots to enjoy. I recommend Aenema as a personal favorite even 25 ish years later
Subbed for more Tool reactions!!!
I wish I could listen to Tool for the first time again
Just start from the beginning, Opiate, Undertow, Aenema, Lateralus, Salivial, 10,000 Days, Fear Inoculom. They are all fantastic pieces of music
Tool is phenomenal and I hope you do the full catalog. You will not regret it. I can't imagine life without Tool's music. No offense to other bands but Tool is on a different level than 99% of other bands.
Your comment about going on a journey is so true with Tool. I have been listening to them since Aenima and they have yet to disappoint. If you have not listened to Maynard's other band A Perfect Circle, they also do not disappoint.
Welcome to the club....enjoy your stay 👍
Every Tool song is an adventure
the "journey" was begin .
nice react ❤️
Danny, Adam, and Justin bring it! Musicians/technicians. It’s like the difference between rot-gut, and Glenlivet….
"Alot that went on in that song"....welcome to tool time. Lol
Got that "tool face" for a while there didn't ya lol
Welcome to your new favorite band 🤘
Just discovered the magic of TOOL.Pulled me out of a dark hole after losing my Dad this summer. Thank you for making this.I danced in my kitchen along with you.You’re eyebrows and dancing gave me so much joy! Rock on buddy!
Tool Army checking in! Booya!
Lateralus next! Very powerful song.
The Tool journey begins. Gave you a thumbs up. The only thing I would recommend is if you want to say something during the song, just pause it real quickly. I couldn't hear 90% of the comments you were saying during the song.
I've heard this song a million times but it still makes my eyes water up😂
10,000 Days album, EXCELLENT!!!!!
#ToolArmy #SpiralOut
Tool on!
This song will blow you into oblivion
Welcome, friend.
Nodding head in odd time signatures
More Tool!!!! Great reaction!
I'm into it!! I hope you do more tool I'll be with you the whole way my friend!!! I suggest parabol / parabola ..they go together!!
This will require that you have a smoke ( even if you dont smoke), take a stroll , take a nap. And then you're gonna go ahead and listen to It again. It's a doom loop That is so good that you just can't stop yourself! Enjoy!!
This is probably around midway on the complexity scale for Tool. Generally they've become more complex with time, although on Lateralus they use some very bold ideas like incorporating the Fibonacci sequence and playing around with time signatures a lot. I'd go to 46 & 2 next, then maybe dip your toes into Schism, Vicarious or Culling Voices. Eventually you'll get to Rosetta Stoned, Third Eye and 7empest.
It’s funny that you can bang your head to this one because there’s really only like one or two tool songs that you can bob your head to in the rhythm I’m glad you got to enjoy it though
Tool is an acquired taste. When Fear Inoculum came out I listened every day for 2 years. I would have told you Invincible was their best but this year I have returned to Reflection. It's not going to blow you away. It's just a beautiful song, deep and humble. It must be circulated through my system every night with my moon overhead...
More Tool pretty please 🌀🤘 46&2 would be a good one for next time.
you called in the Tool army... you may think you're ready, others may tell you you're ready... you are not ready. do it anyway.
Reviewing this with lyrics is a must. it's poetry and deserves as much detail as the music does. I don't recall you giving any reaction as far as meaning to the song? That to me is part of a music review. Not trying to bust your balls. Thanks.
The Tool army will arrive! Brace yourself
Welcome to Tool!
You have found the tool rabbit hole. It's Tool late to go back. Lol...
DESCENDING !!!
Maynard James Keenan is the front man for not just Tool but also A Perfect Circle and Puscifer. Was also in Green Jelly, Tapeworm with Trent Reznor and Children Of The Anachronistic Dynasty way back in the day. Now he runs an orchard that makes wine lol.
It's like a baby learning to walk.
Keep bringing 🛠T⚙️⚙️L🛠 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Jambi by Tool. :)
Please continue to follow the white rabbit. Epic on every song. The best tool song I ever heard was the last one I heard .
Welcome to the Labyrinth that is Tool. You're pretty new to doing this so a little constructive criticism: I appreciated that you didn't stop the music every time you made a comment (others who do that makes it quite annoying,) but it was nearly impossible to hear what you were saying while the song was playing. I'm not sure if you can adjust your sound levels during editing, or use a different mic, or lower the mix between the music and your voice...but something could be done to fix that. Regardless, otherwise it was good and again, welcome to Tool. ~Be Blessed
Fastest way to grow a RUclips channel: Do TOOL reactions!
If you react to it, the ToolArmy will come.