So glad you got to this one. This is their most accessable but it's the total tip of the iceberg. Lateralus might make your head explode (in a good way).
Descending is one of my favorite tracks from Tool's latest, 2019 album Fear Innoculum (drum transcription video of Descending: ruclips.net/video/EhjmOoEHHcQ/видео.html ). Lateralus is one of their most revered tracks off their 2001 album of the same name (drum transcription video of Lateralus: ruclips.net/video/QuLt_3mFr-k/видео.html ). The Grudge is my personal favorite song from the same album (drum transcription video of The Grudge: ruclips.net/video/xi6DuqzBhHQ/видео.html ). All those tracks are amazing, but Descending and Lateralus probably have the more interesting guitar "solos." I should mention that, if you decide to follow along using the active drum transcription videos linked above, diamond note heads are used to signify electronic pads (Danny Carey regularly mixes electronic and acoustic drums). You'll also quickly notice they love ever-changing odd-time signatures.
@@GuitarSoloReactions I think you'll enjoy those tracks quite a bit. Don't get me wrong, The Pot is great, but it is one of their more "accessible" songs; I'll be interested to see your reaction to some of their more rhythmically complex arrangements. Also, thanks for the sub. ;-)
You mentioned their first EP Opiate. Just keep going from there. Undertow is their follow-up album. Aenema, Lateralus, 10,000 Days then 13 YEARS later, Fear Innoculum. Live album is Salival. They do a rendition of No Quarter that will effing floor you.
If you haven’t already explored. check out the Aenima, Lateralus, 10,000 days and Fear Inoculum records. Aenima and Lateralus albums were produced by David Bottrill and to me this is when Tool went to another level sonically. I love opiate and undertow but musically they matured with Aenima. My personal favorite is the Lateralus album but check them all out. Once you do that you got to see them live before it’s too late. I’ve been to 6 tool shows, amazing experience
I personally think it comes down more to the presence of different subdivisions and sincopated accents, even though, as you said, the core time signature is plain simple 4/4, with a switch up to 3/4 in a couple song segments
What a detailed and refreshing analysis. Your enthusiasm for the band is communicable, I guess that's why we tune in as consumers in part at least. Simple and surprising are just about on point for describing The Pot. As if anything about Tool is as simple as it seems, and surprising inside the confines of an unmistakable sound, that once you've heard it, you immediately recognize as Tool. Anyway, always fun to watch a beloved track strike a chord in another wandering soul. I'm not sure what you been exposed to other than your reference to KC, but I'll look through your catalog of reactions and try and make some recommendations accordingly. Great Sabbath T btw \m/
Yes, I love it when someone can actually provide some musical insight for a song. Too many reactions are “I Like it” or “it’s so cool”. Do some more Tool! 😊
"Your next Tool song is your favorite Tool song." Tool is FULL of surprises. One person said listening to Tool is like falling down stairs but only hitting every 3rd or 5th step. You never know what's going to hit you but when it does, it's exactly what you wanted. I'd do Intolerance off Undertow, and onward. Full journey. Then go back to Opiate to remind yourself where they began.
Yes, this song is a Fire🔥. Bassist is Justin Chancellor, his sound is so unique and heavy, someone said his sound is like a footseps of dinosaurs. And bass solo sound is so unique. I really love very creative style of each member in TOOL, so many good songs.
Best funk prog metal piece :) there is a lot of King Crimson in the song, but so much leveled up with all those polyrhythmic, polyphonic, polymelodic things and shifts.. high progressive-rock creation..
For a channel that has "guitar solo" in the name, I'd say Jambi is a great choice to continue your journey with TOOL. For the rest, I won't suggest my favorite TOOL songs because I imagine you will be inundated with requests but, if you allow me to give you some advice, it is better if you avoid the few official videos and perhaps concentrate on some "lyrics videos". Lastly for now... with Danny Carey's drumcam you're really on the safe side! You don't need to be a drummer or even a musician to appreciate it: it's truly something great; a pleasure for both the eyes and the ears. Furthermore, you can also use the video as a reaction for that song, as the live version is very faithful to the studio version.
@@GuitarSoloReactionsFor the rest, I won't suggest my favorite TOOL songs because I imagine you will be inundated with requests but, if you allow me to give you some advice, it is better if you avoid the few official videos and perhaps concentrate on some "lyrics videos". Lastly for now... with Danny Carey's drumcam you're really on the safe side! You don't need to be a drummer or even a musician to appreciate it: it's truly something great; a pleasure for both the eyes and the ears. Furthermore, you can also use the video as a reaction for that song, as the live version is very faithful to the studio version.
@@GuitarSoloReactionsI had added a couple of my tips to the comment above, but since you had already read it by now and I think you might have missed them, I pasted them as a response to your message. I hope you get to read them.
@@prefono Hi, thank you. What I like to do mostly is live videos. With Tool, as you know, not many that are sonically that good. I will definitely do the Danny Carey’s drum cam and take all your suggestions in for future reactions.
You don't know what you started. Every new Tool song will be your favorite Tool song. Try The Grudge. Don't watch their music videos. They didn't do anything for the music. I would not also do live. If you would like, I also recommend having the lyrics in front of you. Or if you want to check out the lyrics and listen to the song again off camera. But a lot of their songs are well thought out and have deep meaning.
Keep going please!! I think you'll love it! Sober live of course but 46 & 2, H, Stinkfist, Schism, Ænema, Eulogy, Right in Two.... and then the newer stuff, Desending, Vicarious.... Can't wait! Loved your reaction! 😊 Tool Army!! 🖤
Great reaction and can't wait for you to go down the Tool rabbit hole. The pot is a great intro to the band, but since you listen to King crimson, I'm not worried about scaring you away. Jambi is another great one off of 10,000 days. But you'll soon find out the tool has never made a bad song
Jambi is a play on the vocals of the song. It's in written and played in iambic pentameter. It's easier to look it up then to explain. Check it out. Jambi's timing, etc will make more sense. Great comment though!
Adam Jones isn’t really the standard “solo guitarist” who shreds and shows off his skill. He relies more on tones and placement. He does more with less notes that just about anybody I know. That said he goes in with more traditional action on Descending. Give it a look if you ever make it back around to more Tool. A lot to love with these guys! Thanks for the vid man 🤘👊 Edit: and yep you nailed Maynard. Most songs he sort of hangs back in the mix, using his part as an instrument instead of taking the point.
Honestly the official videos will take away from the musical experience…it’s too distracting…..don’t get me wrong the videos are a great masterpiece as well ….maybe if you wanted to react to the video itself that would be cool. always listen to the official audio Try the Lateralus album
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They are very influenced by King Crimson. Gotta love that!
Right in two, anema, 46 & 2, Jambi, then his the entire fear inoculum album
So glad you got to this one. This is their most accessable but it's the total tip of the iceberg. Lateralus might make your head explode (in a good way).
please continue doing TOOL reactions.. spiral out !!
Will do.
Descending is one of my favorite tracks from Tool's latest, 2019 album Fear Innoculum (drum transcription video of Descending: ruclips.net/video/EhjmOoEHHcQ/видео.html ). Lateralus is one of their most revered tracks off their 2001 album of the same name (drum transcription video of Lateralus: ruclips.net/video/QuLt_3mFr-k/видео.html ). The Grudge is my personal favorite song from the same album (drum transcription video of The Grudge: ruclips.net/video/xi6DuqzBhHQ/видео.html ). All those tracks are amazing, but Descending and Lateralus probably have the more interesting guitar "solos."
I should mention that, if you decide to follow along using the active drum transcription videos linked above, diamond note heads are used to signify electronic pads (Danny Carey regularly mixes electronic and acoustic drums). You'll also quickly notice they love ever-changing odd-time signatures.
Thank you for the links, very much appreciated. I will put these on my list and mix them in over the next few months.
@@GuitarSoloReactions I think you'll enjoy those tracks quite a bit. Don't get me wrong, The Pot is great, but it is one of their more "accessible" songs; I'll be interested to see your reaction to some of their more rhythmically complex arrangements.
Also, thanks for the sub. ;-)
You mentioned their first EP Opiate. Just keep going from there. Undertow is their follow-up album. Aenema, Lateralus, 10,000 Days then 13 YEARS later, Fear Innoculum. Live album is Salival. They do a rendition of No Quarter that will effing floor you.
Stay on the tool roller coaster and the tool army will be with you.
Will do,
If you haven’t already explored. check out the Aenima, Lateralus, 10,000 days and Fear Inoculum records. Aenima and Lateralus albums were produced by David Bottrill and to me this is when Tool went to another level sonically. I love opiate and undertow but musically they matured with Aenima. My personal favorite is the Lateralus album but check them all out. Once you do that you got to see them live before it’s too late. I’ve been to 6 tool shows, amazing experience
There is a amazing concert video with Tool Jambi, which is another great song. Highly recommend.
It’s 4/4 but the poly rhythms are making you feel like it’s something else entirely. It does switch to 3/4 later in the breakdown
I personally think it comes down more to the presence of different subdivisions and sincopated accents, even though, as you said, the core time signature is plain simple 4/4, with a switch up to 3/4 in a couple song segments
Tool will always set the bar, always... (yellow bar) 📊
Yes here we go, another Tool journey begins 🤘
You know it!
Subscribed for more Tool! Spiral out my friend!
Thanks for the sub!
Their song 46 and 2 !!!!!! Genius!!
Coming soon.
What a detailed and refreshing analysis. Your enthusiasm for the band is communicable, I guess that's why we tune in as consumers in part at least. Simple and surprising are just about on point for describing The Pot. As if anything about Tool is as simple as it seems, and surprising inside the confines of an unmistakable sound, that once you've heard it, you immediately recognize as Tool. Anyway, always fun to watch a beloved track strike a chord in another wandering soul. I'm not sure what you been exposed to other than your reference to KC, but I'll look through your catalog of reactions and try and make some recommendations accordingly. Great Sabbath T btw \m/
Justin's from the UK. Moved to the USA in 1995.
Two, count 'em, two bass solos in that song! Fun to watch you dig it.
Thanks for watching, more to come.
Yes, I love it when someone can actually provide some musical insight for a song. Too many reactions are “I Like it” or “it’s so cool”. Do some more Tool! 😊
More to come, thanks for watching.
"Your next Tool song is your favorite Tool song." Tool is FULL of surprises. One person said listening to Tool is like falling down stairs but only hitting every 3rd or 5th step. You never know what's going to hit you but when it does, it's exactly what you wanted. I'd do Intolerance off Undertow, and onward. Full journey. Then go back to Opiate to remind yourself where they began.
Yes, this song is a Fire🔥.
Bassist is Justin Chancellor, his sound is so unique and heavy, someone said his sound is like a footseps of dinosaurs. And bass solo sound is so unique. I really love very creative style of each member in TOOL, so many good songs.
The Pot from the 10,000 Days album released in 2006.
“Spiral Out Keep Going “
🔧🌀⚙️🌀👁🌀⚙️🌀🔧
Will do.
Just saw them do this live in Calgary. It was my 4th time.. never gets old. I’ll keep paying stupid money to see them as long as they keep going.
Reaction videos making old classics exciting again!
More to come!
Great reaction...really fun
Best funk prog metal piece :) there is a lot of King Crimson in the song, but so much leveled up with all those polyrhythmic, polyphonic, polymelodic things and shifts.. high progressive-rock creation..
Indeed.
Decending is one of their more recent masterpieces
Lateralus is the song that most resonates with me :-)
I just did that one, look for it soon. No surprise that I really dig it.
7empest is a Master Class in Adam Jones.
Love to get comparisons with Tool and KGLW especially Carey and Cavanagh
You might want to check Invincible, Pneuma, Parabol&Parabola, Schism, Lateralus, Jambi, Culling Voices. My top notch of Tool
On my list. thank you.
For a channel that has "guitar solo" in the name, I'd say Jambi is a great choice to continue your journey with TOOL. For the rest, I won't suggest my favorite TOOL songs because I imagine you will be inundated with requests but, if you allow me to give you some advice, it is better if you avoid the few official videos and perhaps concentrate on some "lyrics videos". Lastly for now... with Danny Carey's drumcam you're really on the safe side! You don't need to be a drummer or even a musician to appreciate it: it's truly something great; a pleasure for both the eyes and the ears. Furthermore, you can also use the video as a reaction for that song, as the live version is very faithful to the studio version.
I'll check it out!
@@GuitarSoloReactionsFor the rest, I won't suggest my favorite TOOL songs because I imagine you will be inundated with requests but, if you allow me to give you some advice, it is better if you avoid the few official videos and perhaps concentrate on some "lyrics videos". Lastly for now... with Danny Carey's drumcam you're really on the safe side! You don't need to be a drummer or even a musician to appreciate it: it's truly something great; a pleasure for both the eyes and the ears. Furthermore, you can also use the video as a reaction for that song, as the live version is very faithful to the studio version.
@@GuitarSoloReactionsI had added a couple of my tips to the comment above, but since you had already read it by now and I think you might have missed them, I pasted them as a response to your message. I hope you get to read them.
@@prefono Hi, thank you. What I like to do mostly is live videos. With Tool, as you know, not many that are sonically that good. I will definitely do the Danny Carey’s drum cam and take all your suggestions in for future reactions.
You don't know what you started. Every new Tool song will be your favorite Tool song. Try The Grudge.
Don't watch their music videos. They didn't do anything for the music. I would not also do live. If you would like, I also recommend having the lyrics in front of you. Or if you want to check out the lyrics and listen to the song again off camera. But a lot of their songs are well thought out and have deep meaning.
That whole album is bad-ass, you have to give a listen to the whole thing at some point. Enjoy
The opening music! Sounds like C.O.C is it? If not who please im interested. Tool is life but can't live on bread alone😁
Maynard’s vocals are almost always (what appears to be) in the background. He’s recorded in the mix as the forth instrument in the band by design …
Subscribed for more Tool, they're all great!!
Thank you, more to come.
Keep going please!! I think you'll love it! Sober live of course but 46 & 2, H, Stinkfist, Schism, Ænema, Eulogy, Right in Two.... and then the newer stuff, Desending, Vicarious.... Can't wait! Loved your reaction! 😊 Tool Army!! 🖤
Thank you for watching, more to come.
Absolute beast of a song, nice and heavy but not too over the top.
One of my favorite Tool pieces.
Gotta do Lateralus, 46 & 2, and Right in two.
Do one for Third Eye off of Aenima, Grudge off of Lateralus and Right in Two off 10,000 days.
Great reaction and can't wait for you to go down the Tool rabbit hole. The pot is a great intro to the band, but since you listen to King crimson, I'm not worried about scaring you away. Jambi is another great one off of 10,000 days. But you'll soon find out the tool has never made a bad song
Thanks for the info!
Jambi is a play on the vocals of the song. It's in written and played in iambic pentameter. It's easier to look it up then to explain. Check it out. Jambi's timing, etc will make more sense. Great comment though!
Lost Keys/Rosetta Stoned. It's a wild trip of a masterpiece. Make sure you have the lyrics pulled up or the lyrics version of the video.
🤘🏻🌀
7empest is probably your best bet if you want to deep dive a 7+ min guitar solo. Pro tip.... the 7 instead of a T is intentional by the band.
I have that one on my list, thank you.
To nitpick some of the better guitar solo type songs you should check out Jambi,7empest and invincible
Thank you, I now have those on my list. Thanks for watching
More tool! Fear Inoculum and 7empest are both great
Both are on my list.
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Guitar solo reactions. Spoiler there is no guitar solo. It’s Justin on bass doing yet another lead solo in the breakdown
Check out Jambi off the same album 🤘🎶🔥
Adam Jones isn’t really the standard “solo guitarist” who shreds and shows off his skill. He relies more on tones and placement. He does more with less notes that just about anybody I know. That said he goes in with more traditional action on Descending. Give it a look if you ever make it back around to more Tool. A lot to love with these guys! Thanks for the vid man 🤘👊
Edit: and yep you nailed Maynard. Most songs he sort of hangs back in the mix, using his part as an instrument instead of taking the point.
I love the riffs of Tool, looking forward to checking out more.
@@GuitarSoloReactions right on man, same. nothing too flashy, but Adam has a lot of tricks in his bag. Enjoy the ride it’s a good one!
DANA?! The GOAT deserves better.
Yes, of course.
Honestly the official videos will take away from the musical experience…it’s too distracting…..don’t get me wrong the videos are a great masterpiece as well ….maybe if you wanted to react to the video itself that would be cool. always listen to the official audio
Try the Lateralus album