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i think this is the most beautiful song i ever heard i wish i could erase my memory on command and listen to it for the first over and over

You guys are awesome I'm a lifetime tool fan and I really loved your reaction. You came as close to anyone as fully appreciating it but there is so much more you are actually just scratching the surface

Let's also appreciate he was nearly 60 years old here... ICON!!!

you gotta react to xerces next 🔥🔥👌

Looking for a different kind of music from a band unlike any other? Ween will give you what you need. The best introductory album, in my opinion, would be "The Mollusk". Other great albums include; "Chocolate & Cheese", "Quebec", and "White Pepper", just to name a few. If you are interested in unique style that has that strange ability to draw you in as a listener......look no further. It's Ween. Thank me later.

you will love I Let It In And It took Everything..

As a drummer.. I felt the same way bruv. With almost all of their songs. Their composition, the energy and dynamics. The beauty and vision of it all. We love seeing others go on this ride.

Mike is an amazing singer, even if I don't have many of his songs on a playlist and he's very entertaining. Do yourself a favor and watch one of the many vocal compilations of him on UA-cam and maybe a video of his craziest moments. Greetings from Germany

Too much talking at the best moments lol

Eminem made a similar video with Joyner Lucas, in the day......

I can’t lie goated review also not all their songs sound the same I recommend listening to a song called xerces it’s by Deftones but actually sounds very different to this song in particular!!!!!

With Brian “Head” Welch of/or formally of Korn

Bro, I enjoy your reactions. I think you are misguided on your opinion of Maynard. His interviews in his younger years come with the more of PUNK attitude with which they started. They don't really like doing interviews. so, if the interviewer is some scrub MTV (back in the day) DJ, they would just bust their balls and, yes, with an attitude. Now, in the later years, the interviews became better as he matured. He is really, very down to earth and very successful in dam near everything he does outside of music. I would suggest listening to some of the more recent interviews. It might help. Once you understand where he is coming from, you will get more out of the music. Just my opinion.

Couldn't make it to the end. Too many interruption.

If you took mushrooms and watched tele-tubbies it will enhance the experience doofus. I think, you think.. that if you had their mixer and equipment your drumming would be equally this stellar. It wouldn't ever be tho, and deep down you know you will never write anything close to this. talking about fake deep.. while you call your callus rant/reaction a soliloquy. "nothing crazy is going on" every track,.. then you are rhythm deaf bro.

Beautiful react and instant sub. Bless you both on all your travels.

Ooh Child things will get easier

I hope he's ok....

These dudes have never toured before. 😂

Getting used to fasting is a big help when out on the road.

You guys were actually way less harsh than I was expecting from your reactions and comments made throughout the song. I disagree almost completely, but I also feel like your feelings are pretty reasonable, and I left the video understanding why you feel that way.

You guys sound cocky lol. I’ve been drumming for 20 years, mastered a lot of sounds, TOOL still remains one of my biggest challenges when playing a cover. Danny Carey is one of a kind.

Lol I love how they saw it a simple drumming at first the wow, this is pro stuff bruh. Love it ! Keep it up with reactions guy 🤘🤙 He is also # 23 on Rolling Stones greatest drummers of all time. But to me he' #1 tbh

this is decidedly not the song i’d recommend to someone who’s never listened to meshuggah before. maybe listen to Straws Pulled At Random, Dancers To A Discordant System, or Demiurge. i’m sure u could find some meshuggah that you enjoy, especially if you like periphery; this is one of their main influences

Just because you think something doesn't mean all black people think the same

Nah the rapping isn’t the sign of the times but a passion for hip hop

Great songgg

I can identify what each one is saying however it validates or invalidates nothing, especially all keyboard solos are exactly the same. 🤣 some people safe in boxes, others look outside. even then life is a journey. do what speaks to you, ignore all else. variety is the spice of life, as every single one of us have different fingerprints and different resonant frequencies : )

You have to have the lyrics up when reacting to TOOL. I've been a TOOL fan since day 1, enjoy the ride.

The guitarist, onar is the band director. He was said to have a natzi-esque hold on the creative direction of the band. Theodore played exactly as he was told. Pridgen is a prince where Theodore is a God. You need to chill. Look into it...

Great reaction! I would love to see your reaction to Lingus by Snarky Puppy ua-cam.com/video/L_XJ_s5IsQc/v-deo.html

You may never see this, but for the real fans. Wag wan. It's not music , it is medicine and appreciation for growth. Not many bands allow their art to grow. All of these dudes are masterclass in their element. I'm so proud of Maynard to navigate his way through likely difficult scenarios and still have the ability to create the landscape and create discussion of the topic. Well done done on you for allowing a University to try to figure out your concepts. University of Guelph. Canada. Are not we all trying to make our way.

Show me you playing the first two minutes of the song..."nothing complicated yet" The only complicated part is all of it.

If music goes all in dark, then to me it ends up sounding cliche and over the top. A bit like a gimmick. But having darkness mixed with "pop" or light-hardheartedness, then to me it's actually more impactful. Do we know what the song means? It's actually pretty nihilistic. We're "flies in the vasoline". They don't take themselves too seriously, so they're not afraid of mixing darkness with light.

"A WALL OF SOUND" is ABSOLUTELY the best description I've ever heard and it's literally PERFECT

Very simple stuff? Name the time signature then

We feel this when we hear it in different ways. I love your reactions respectively. One of you was vibing with the music and the other was involved with the lyrics. I’m so glad that you are enjoying this music. It’s my very favorite music when I create art. It’s created with the Fibonacci frequency. It’s deep. I appreciate your content and interest in the music.

1970 people!!!! 1970!!!!! From the pioneers of metal comes this blues masterpiece! Top 3 song of all time for me. Just a cool ass song.

This song live, as a closer is freaking wild

"Why is no one appreciating the music?" Moving IS appreciating the music! Interesting experience for all who get into Primus. Either you get it or you don't

I wish he watched this without recording or pausing the song

My man's I he hoodie knows his shit

I've never thought I was good at any instrument. Other people will let you know if you suck or if you're good. We have so many talented people on this planet since social media came about. It's always been around but we never had access to it like we do today

We went through so many drummers trying to play Tool songs. We got a really good one then he had to do the family thing and I understood that but not the other 3 fellas so we all went our separate ways. I'm chilling in the Philippines and watching these singers here. They are absolutely incredible. I was walking one night and heard Celine Dion on someone's jukebox then when I found the music it was this tiny 4'8 little woman sounding exactly like Celine and I just started watching all the singers here. We have very good ones. The most famous one in Arnel Pineda lead singer for journey the past 20yrs or so.

Y'all talk too much, enjoy the song, so we can too.

polyrhythmic

It's all press roll on the triggered bass. No problem. Makes it sound more difficult than it really is

The lead singer did a mixtape as emerald royce and the songs as so good. Use me, wake me up, where was I etc

The bridge is a twist on Rational Gaze by Meshuggah 👍👍

Completely agree with you, there should have been sections where the orchestra had some prominence. The intro was great but once the song started it felt like the orchestra was marginalised and drowned out a bit. Performing in such an iconic building and being blessed enough to have such support, it could have been utilised much better than it was. Don't get me wrong, it was an amazing performance and Oliver Sykes always caps his potential and gives the crowd 100% of himself. In theory the idea was stellar but the execution I found to be slightly lack-luster and it left me, as a viewer, wanting.