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“I’ve never heard of Tool…..never” is probably one of the greatest things a tool fan can hear before getting ready for a react video 😁😁
I cant NOT watch the video when i hear that. Doesn't matter what the song is.
Taking a deep dive in Tool will change how you think about music, and life.
Well said
If it doesn't, your life must be flat, and flavorless.
And that is a scientific fact
Do the live version of Pneuma next. Since you like drummers, Danny Carey is your man. Trust me.
@@grouchyed2561 absolutely
This band is a game changer. One song can start an avalanche that can’t stop. It’s not everyone’s cup of tea but if you give it a chance with an open mind you might discover one of the best things you’ve ever heard.
You just heard the best band in the world. Welcome to your mind!
Tool is, precisely, a psychotherapy session. Nailed it! This is exactly how the band describes their work. Use their music as a tool to work through.... "what have you."
Don't be worried about what it 'means' on the 1st listen, pay attention to the music as a whole and how it makes you feel! Subscribed for Tool
going hard mode for your first song good luck.
Tool will change the way think of music. No other band like them and every song is great they don’t miss👍
If you're speechless & confused, grappling with the meaning and questioning your perspective, you get the point of their music. It is a TOOL to help you explore, to open your mind, look inside and out.
This is a live reinterpretation of the song
Happy you discovered this amazing band. I’ve been a fan since 1992 and these geniuses have never disappointed. Wait till you see them live. There is absolutely nothing like it 🤯🤯🤯🤯
….and you just listened to the greatest drummer alive
Close friend. Neil Peart owns this title.
@@aspjake123 I did say “alive”
Plenty of drummers are at his level or better.
I love to witness other's first Tool experiences. You seemed to grasp this song very well. Maynard is an amazing singer and lyricist. He gives you enough to paint these elaborate detailed pictures in your mind but leaves you enough room to assume a few details of your own. As for the drums you liked so much, Danny helped in the development of these octagonal drum synth pads that are just loaded with sensors that he can assign different sounds to each side or corner. He can even assign a specific sound to occur if he slides or swipes across them. Danny is one of the most fluid and ambidextrous drummers to every reach his level of success. He's a total jazz drummer at heart but his poly-rythems mind blowing. Check out his drum cam video of the song Pnuma. Its on the Vic Furth youtube channel. It will leave you astounded.
I'm glad you gave the boys a listen. There is so much more then that.
We are glad you discovered them - they are not easy, nor traditional, but they will evoke a response in you if you are open to feeling and thinking simultaneously. Don’t get too stuck on interpreting lyrics as IMHO the lyrics are merely an additional instrument to make you feel a sort of thing….
This is art. It is a conscious effort to evoke the spiritual within each of us. Because once you discover that reaction within yourself you will not stop searching to be a more fully realized version of yourself.
That was from their Salival tour. Danny is my favorite drummer of all time. He does so much with his kit. He does a lot of the sounds with electronic drum pads. His drum kit is like a studio in itself. 😊Watch his live drum cam playing “Pneuma”. Go down the tool rabbit hole, you will not be disappointed .
DRUM CAM YES!!
I was blessed enough to be at the show where they recorded this back in the day
Yo, holy shit, lucky! Thanks for giving them permission for this reinterpretation
this one was the E center in Salt Lake city. i was there too. amazing concert
Crazy first Tool song! Dig in and they will take you on the ride of your life...
He's found Tool, oh boy. This will be fun! ✌️😎
The limited pop industry stifles real musical art
Tools song Sober is an addiction and mental health anthem.
So many other Tool songs I would have chosen first if you're just now hearing Tool but at least this is a great live version. I know I might face scathing criticism by some avid fans for not liking their first 2 albums nearly as much as the ones that followed those, but I can't find any other band I would recommend more highly than Tool. I hope you will give them a chance and try more of their songs, I confess I mostly prefer the studio albums because they do some crazy polyrhythms and their instrument mixing is just such a deeper experience via the studio versions and a good pair of headphones. This band is my fave prog band and in top 3 fave bands EVER and I'm 60 now and have been a fan since the 90s. But for a deeper dive down the rabbit hole I would beg you to react to The Pot (which has a more basic 4 count but man is it a banger, in the top 5 of my fave Tool songs), The Grudge, 46&2, Sober, Lateralus, Right in Two, Vicarious, Pneuma, and my very fave Tool song, Descending. And that's just for starters. Tool indeed induces a deeply meditative state in many, myself included. Many of their songs have some very deep lyrics, believe me. The drummer Danny Carey is a monster, someday you need to check the live cam version of him drumming to their song Pneuma off their 2019 Fear Inoculum album. Maynard's voice can be so haunting and pure then just angry and nasty good, and he has some killer screams as well in some of their songs. Maynard also fronts 2 other great bands, A Perfect Circle and Puscifer. Each band is like a different facet of his personality and unique in their own fashion.
No shame in having favorites with a band that makes so many!
It's always a little shock when the song ends and people cheer and you remember it was a live performance, they're so good!
“This guy gets it”. The bass is my favorite instrument and why I have been hooked on Tool from the beginning. Love Paul and Justin.
All Tool songs are open to interpretation, they write songs to make you think and explore what it means for yourself, fans will have strong opinions about the meanings but since you are unfamiliar with them until now, my suggestion is to take each song going forward as what does it mean to you and how can you apply it your life and grow from it! Great reaction!
And off you go..... to tool you'll go & keep going, keep going..keep going...... enjoy!
I’m glad you’re checking out Tool. If you have headphones listen with them because their production and details in the music are amazing. The studio version of this is definitely more aggressive. Their style varies but it always sounds like Tool. Also, the lyrics don’t always have only one meaning. Please listen to some more songs. I’m sure you’ll get plenty of suggestions.
Pushit has long been one of my favorite Tool songs. It's quite the emotional journey.
Your reaction is the correct response to this song, it is transcendent, it has a power that again and again brings me to tears in the most therapeutic way.
My man! You just stepped straight up the the juggernaut for your first Tool experience.
Great reaction. Keep digging and thank you.
No thank YOU Jon! And will do!
“I’m waiting for the pieces to get connected right now. I’m lost.”
Same, bro. Same.😌🙏
IMO, This is a hardcore live enhanced performance for hardcore fans already familiar with and steeped in the Tool sound. I highly recommend their studio recordings first. They aren’t a casual listen but require your full attention, preferably with a great pair of headphones. I just love them and never really tire of hearing them since they are so different.
Mind f***ked...🤣😅🤣😅🤣😅🤣
Sober by tool is awesome 👌
Lateralus also.
That was awesome man, "Feel like I've been mind-fucked." There are many Tool songs that will leave you feeling that way. This is one of my personal favorite songs by them, but I believe it also a bit of a hard drive into Tool. Check out "46 & 2" for more of an easier ride. The Pot is another great track to get your feet wet with.
Excellent band excellent song Danny's one of my favorite drummers
Like a therapy session on drugs. 😂
That got me too! 🤣
You had a eargasm. We all do with TOOL. All of their music is like this. You can hear 10 different songs and wonder if it's the same band. They are very versatile. I've been a fan since late 92. I have been trying to be half the drummer Danny is ever since I first heard him. A good second song for you would be;
(Pnuma) ...the live version.
Danny Carey drum cam.
Off of their newest cd.
...think it's up around 30 million views already.
Toolgasm 😆🌀
With all love and respect, I don't think Pneuma would be a good one for him to do next. He should listen to some studio work and get more of a feel for them first.
I'd probably suggest something like Lateralus, The Pot, or Right in Two.
This is the live performance released on Tool's "Salival" (2000), a collection of B-sides, covers, and live recordings. The original, studio recording of "Push It" is on the "Aenima" (1996) album. Tool will force you to listen differently. Most music is produced to put the vocals and (maybe) a lead guitar forward; Tool must be consumed as a whole, truly the sum of its parts. It';s what Tool does better than any other band. There are bands with better individual musicians. There are bands that are far more prolific. There are bands that are more popular and famous. But they ain't Tool. A band that comes once in a generation or so.
Every song will grow on you for all time. Infectious.
They go hard with production of their music so use a pair of good headphones. 🎧 check out the song lateralus next. The effort they put into the song is mind boggling.
Now go listen to the original from the Aenima album to see how it's been changed. Both versions are great.
Greatest band ever. TOOL does not have a single bad song. Do them all!
Tool reactions will make you famous and you gotta listen with headphones or ear buds
I believe the drums in the quieter parts of the song are tablas from India.
Tool is a phenomenal band. This song is very hypnotic to me..The drum does sound like an African talking drum but I'm not sure..it may be Indian tabla drum which is similar to bongos.🤔 When reacting to Tool you will need more of their music and videos to get a real sense of their talent. 🥰🥰🥰
It is tabla pads Danny Carey was trained by a Bengali master.
@@nucl3arboNg
Aloke Dutta did teach him techniques in that particular style. I wouldn't say he trained him. That's not true at all.
Danny Carey was a sought after studio drummer before TooL.
@@nucl3arboNg pretty sure this particular live track has a separate guest tabla player
Great reaction bro. Would love to hear you compare it to the studio version. Welcome to the TOOL rabbit hole 😆
This is my favorite song from them. It's a deeply personal track for me.
TOOL is transcendent. I actually listen to them to meditate. Their music allows me to move into a different space mentally and emotionally.
I come back centered.
the "bongo" drums you were hearing were all electronic. Danny Carey's drumset is a combination of normal acoustic drums/cymbals and electronic drums. He uses a brand called Mandala, which are some of the most sophisticated drum triggers you can buy, which is why they sound so good!
This is so awesome! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Now the Tool fans have another reactor to dive into the rabbit hole. It’s all so good. Vicariously living through the reactors reactions to feel it all over again. 🤯🔥🤣❤️
Best band I’ve ever heard
Tool best band ever. Maynard Adam Danny and Justin are very creative and no other like them. This version of pushit is my calm down song . Both versions are amazing and very different and different experience and that is wat tool is . Experiences. Honestly with tool it's best to actually start at the beginning. Each album is like books and the songs are chapters but the songs also are like books and different layers. Spiral out
Having watched many Tool reactions, I must say, watching the Danny Carey drum-cam Pneuma video, is a great place to start.
After that, you can crowdsource opinions on which songs are the best to react to. "The Pot" is the best intro song, by Maynard's own advice. His first name is pronounced May-nerd, so you know. I'm not "poking-fun," just sharing what I know. I love your willful, self-aware analyses, and would love to see more, especially on Tool. Thank you for doing what you do!
I've never heard this version before. So much different than the original version. Very intriguing and hypnotic like their later albums.
The pretty know for the buildup got to love it
Also... that lyric video was fucking amazing....
I love that you mentioned Maynard "intentionally singing off-key." I'd loved Tool for two decades already by the time I heard this track, and I had a moment of "wow, has Maynard lost his live-game?" since he's usually exquisitely on-point. It wasn't until he hits the really gutteral "pushing and I'm shoving" at 11:19 (in your video) where he tightens it up and intensifies everything that it came together for me, that his more reedy, off-key presentation is the voice of the hurt, vulnerable and confused character singing the song who is lost until the rage pulls him together for these brief moments of clarity through anger. Beautiful artistic choice that makes the track for me.
So glad you found Tool!! These boys will change your life. Spiral Out, Keep Going!!!
imagine Pushit being your first Tool song, lol. Good luck man!
The album version of this song has a much different sound. It's a lot more aggressive at the start; very similar to the last bit of this version.
Note: Their bass often sounds like another six-string guitar.
The song means whatever you want it to. You are not lost, you’ve been found. Welcome to TooL. Please press play on your next experience.
(The drums you like are called tabla)
The drum sound you hear is a tabla though it's done electronically it originated in indian music.
amazing reaction, thank you. Tool is not something to be overthought. it's all about the feeling. they intentionally create sonic emotion and mood. you can analyze the lyrics for sure, but feel the music first, experience it purely, and then go down the rabbithole of meaning. Tool is the best drug.
As others have noted, TOOL is a truly unique band. For many, they can be an acquired taste, but very rewarding if you give them a chance. This particular track is not the easiest starting point, but hopefully gave you an idea what they're all about. "The Pot" is often recommended as a good starting point as it's a more approachable song that still gives you a little bit of everything that makes them special.
Tool fans make tons of channels lots of money here’s the secret to keep us coming back..
1 be ready and listen …think before you talk…you got that pretty good first try!
2 have the lyrics available don’t worry about videos yet.
3 focus on the music…pause at times to talk about the music and use that time to read lyrics…when the music is on it requires attention
4 say May-nard gotta get the name right
5 start in the beginning
6 their albums have a flow and conceptual approach to them…it’s an entire work so listening to songs in order sometimes is the only way to understand them
22:59 The fact that you took time to process that is why I will continue to watch your channel and subscribe! so many times people will get introduced to tool and just be like “all right. Cool. Tell me another video to watch by them” it’s like hold on a second, were you not listening? every song will really scratch your brain.
And they did that live
Over thinking and over analyzing separates the body from the mind.
Spiral out .
This is the greatest band ever to be assembled
23:01 "it sounded like a therapy session...but on drugs."
lmao yep, that's Tool
Dang man you picked a great song to start off with.
Best reaction to Tool I’ve seen so far!! 🙌🏼😘
It's a Shamanic journey for me.... 🤘🔥☮️💜 Push through fear. Embrace the journey. Spiritually connecting to source becoming more than self. One. Love.
The drum is an electronic pad called a tabla it has different sections that can pe programmed to make different sounds and Danny programs it while playing
Captain America had Tool’s 46&2 as part of its musical score
And so it begins… welcome to the tool army.
Subscribed 👍🏻
Its the same face everyone who hears tool for the first time has.... hopefully you check out more of their songs. Esp the original version of this song and yes it was a therapy session. Of an abusive relationshipnwith famiky
"I feel like I've just been mindf---ed"
Tool fans: Yes. Welcome!
For studio albums headphones is a must…
yep!
Definitely. Aenima, 10K days, FI and the mighty Lateralus especially. Mind blowing.
When I first heard this song 26 years ago…it completely moved my mind and spirit. To this day I can listen to it and not get tired of it. Have you tried 7empest yet off of “Fear Innoculum”?
Great stuff my man
Subscribed for more Tool! Great reaction! Spiral out my friend!
Ditto
Do the live version of Pneuma next. Since you like drummers, Danny Carey is your man. Trust me.
Took songs are purposefully vague and open to interpretation or have multiple interpretations. For me, this is about toxic and abusive relationships and how difficult it can be to escape one (especially for the victim) but how on a deeper level your body knows you need to escape despite the apparent love and the good moments
And for me, “the gap” is the opportunity to escape, to get out. That the POV of the singer keeps seeing it and keeps missing it and is worried what could happen if they don’t as there’s no (real) love in fear and it might escalate to where one party kills the other (“it will end no other way”). And even in the sweet moments (“I’m in love when you hold me”) are underpinned by the toxicity and violence there in the relationship, as the line ends (“…in love when you hold me…. Down”)
You have quite the journey in front of you bro if you so desire…. I’m here for it 🤘🏼🌀
Your CORRECT.... Glad you now know ABOUT tool.... GO FURTHER... ENJOY.... ✌️
I highly recommend "Sober" for your next song!
I love you my brother. Great reaction and I subscribed to see you go on the Tool journey. Every song is badass and will mind F you and you will come out a better person. Just keep the lyrics and studio tracks and you will be in good shape. Also, the Danny Carey drum cam to Pneuma is awesome
Thanks for the sub Scott! Love you too ❤️
My interpretation of this song. Tool and Alice and Chains were close. I believe Maynard was trying to get Layne Staley to stop using drugs, the singer. I believe they had arguments and maybe fights about it. Layne Staley passed away from drug overdose. Maybe that is why Maynard says about going to vulnerable place.
Its about a toxic relationship. His son Devo's mother around the time. Not everything Maynard writes about is an intellectual dive into the inner spiritual journey. Some yes , however some topics are humorous and surface level
Oooo you did the live version, nice!
It's Indian drums, done by my bookFace friend Aloke Dutta, Danny Carey's tabla percussion tutor
here for the Tool
The drum is a Tabla. Predominately used in Indian music. Check out some Indian tabla masters. They're amazing.
The original is darker and deeper within the gap, with some insights to what caused it. I believe the song is about patterns of self abuse from a wounded inner child. The live version is more of a relapse or a step back dark state of mind.
Friends dont let friends listen to Tool without headphones. Get some. Youll be thankful. 😊🌀🌀🌀
More Tool 🔥🤣❤️🔥🤗
This is the extended live version of shorter album version song
Wow, you chose one of their most intense songs as your first go. This song is a lot even for a seasoned listener.
Listen to Schism next. I think it will compliment your experience of this song.
Get headphones when you listen to Tool. This particular video seems to have some weird reverb.
The drum is an Indian drum called a 'tabla'. There was a whole thing about Danny Carey studying Indian polyrhythms and such. Amazing drummer.
EDIT: The word you're looking for at 8:30 is "reverie" the state between waking and sleeping.
@mmbxmob its an electric drumpad. All the percussion sounds are electric pads on the drummers kit. This is a very tame tool song. This is not the original version its way soft. Idk if you will like this band but his lyrics and this bands music are off this world.
Wow, thanks Jeremiah!
"Therapy session on drugs"! Perfect encapsulation doggy. Check out Rosetta Stoned by Tool.
All Tool song lyrics are intentionally vague and open to interpretation. To understand them somewhat, you need to understand the biography of Maynard James Kennan. He grew up in a strict Catholic household in Ohio. His mother suffered an aneurysm when he was 11, and was incapacitated for the next 27 years until she died. He doesn’t outright say it, but it seems he may have suffered emotional, physical, and possibly sexual abuse at the hands of his father. He had a lot of substance issues and seemed to have overcome his trauma through the use of psychedelics.
Justin is the bassist in this song, and that is indeed him playing the driving riff. This is a hallmark of most Tool songs.
The drum is the Indian tabla and other electronic drum pads. You can see more in the Pneuma drum cam.
m.ruclips.net/video/FssULNGSZIA/видео.html
Subbed for more Tool. Also, quality headphones, Tool does a fair bit of stereo shifting from right and left. You also pick up nuances and sounds you can’t hear through a set of speakers.
You have opened the door into a different realm of music there.... Seriously mind bending... however if you really want to explore some more out there sounds I would highly recommend Frank Zappa , a good track to start with would be Beat it with your Fist 👍