Old Composer REACTS to TOOL 46 & 2 | Composers Point of View 

Do Clockworks meshuggah please , i saw a lot of your videos and i like ur breakdowns on them , Please do it , you will definitely like the polyrhythymic genius of a song it is!!

Your Tool journey has been a great Christmas present for me! Merry Christmas and thank you for your reactions.

I thought of saving you some homework on meshuggah so here it is: 1. BLEED is their most famous song due to its groove and all , its got crazy drums (wont give spoilers) and the crazy part is Thomas Haake the drummer of the band had to change his technique to learn this song which he wrote , he took 3 months to learn this song , originally they were not going to do it but somehow they did it and it was the song that blew the band up 10 folds more , its their most important song 2. DEMIURGE is the song i will recommend to snobs who love 4/4 , the band just plays tight rhythyms and breakdowns all along each one heavier than before , everything in 4/4 so it drives through the heart , its foetus-heart relationship like u said xD 3. CLOCKWORKS is the song where they really flex what a monstrous drummer they have who just plays the right notes in the right way while also in the most complex of forms which is a total unreal experience , given the fact that the 2 guitarist are doing such crazzy riffworks so that is why CLOCKWORKS would be a good breakdown I wish you give breakdowns on all 3 of these some day along Few other songs of them which are definitely tight groovy nd famous : RATIONAL GAZE (I like juice , haha , you will get it when u listen to the song), BREAK THOSE BONES WHOSE SINEWS GAVE IT MOTION (4/4 monstrousity ) , DEHUMANIZATION (it has a gorgeous , like a very beautiful breakdown in the outro ) , I (ofc , a classic)... Hehe not gon take more of ur time , I love all the work that you put out peace

I'm loving your vids! Have you ever listened to anything like this before? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RWWbMz89QrU.html It's a bit different from the kinds of music you normally feature but it might be interesting to hear your take on it.

I like your style, friend. Videos are great and your analysis. outside of your reactions, you should dig into MJK's lyrics though. his ability to write shouldn't be overlooked. very cerebral, articulate, and poetic stuff. Merry Christmas

More like a possession!!!

Wings for Marie

They were 1000 times better live.

Too funny

@@mariaanast276 still are great live seen em last year

Thank you Derek - that is one of the reasons for this channel :)

As someone who is always curious to learn a bit more, your “geeking out” is the coolest thing. Always share your perspective! 🙂

Third Eye coming thru, ✌

Literally subscribed BECAUSE of the geeking out

Exactly love the passion. Never apologize for that :)

I appreciate that

I wish he'd go over some more technical stuff, though.

@@KeyOfGeebz agreed, you are showing enthusiasm, and offering a view that we don't always get on music breakdowns.

@@KeyOfGeebz I second what he said

I agree

😆

I thought the same thing!

more reaction channels should do that instead of just looking at a screen, actually going into detail

@@Ethan-yb3kf looking at the screen and making stupid faces over-reacted faces...

I always notice when he starts to scribble....TOOL and APC, etc...

this is true, maynard very often likes to stay out of view when he sings because he say it takes away from the whole experience

Vocalist are another instrument in a band

Can I love this comment ? Wish I could.

@@candirenee74 It’s been said that the Artist Formally Known As Prince’s main instrument was his voice.

Yeah when I saw A Perfect Circle live, he hid in the back of the stage literally the entire time.

Someone get this man a 🥇

Hahaha, good man

I had one who told me "Maynard is the only name I will ever need to know" So I finished, pulled my pants back up and left.

Hahahahahahaha!!

lol

its is like "You new here arent you?" LMAO

Insert Spongebob "3 hrs later..."

I like when he said this is are last song but don't worry were not Green day

Exactly! Lol

🤣🤣🤣 Ohmygosh, I cackled! You are sooooo right......

I thought the same thing.. however I thought he would have thrown some horns up during it.. but could tell he really enjoyed it

😂

Oh yes..... 🤣

Yessir!!!

my smile of anticipation was fierce....

That's a fun place to be as a listener. Learning all this stuff does take that perspective away from you to some degree. You might not know what "7/8" or "phrygian mode" means, but people who know can no longer hear the guitar as just a "waawoowaa" like you can. And I know, personally, I miss that perspective a lot.

When you said “wawoowaawaaaaa,” I felt that!

And that's awesome in its own right brother... Fuckin woowwwowow man!

As I'm cleaning up my kitchen because I laughed so hard I sprayed Coke Zero everywhere I am thinking...sir. you have won the internet today. Peace out ✌️

@@lucasgerow1221 Have never had this with music though,but I definitely recognize this.

It's absolutely bonkers

Have you not seen the reactions to Danny Careys drum cam for Pneuma?

It’s nuts how he solos over the syncopated bass and guitar

@@sarahlemay8665 re-read the original comment.

Watching the reactor's reaction, facial expressions, and attempts to count the time signature is always fun.

You can imagine a very different song coming from the same bassline if he'd used it with Peach!

Guess he was listening to King Crimson - Frame by Frame when he joined :)

The Chancellor

I've been a Tool fan for two decades and never knew this. Thank you!

lol wasn't he too shy to audition at first? glad he remembered how good he was in time

Exactly.

Hell yeah!!!

I appreciate that!

@@KeyOfGeebz you are right and more tool is its own universe. They March to the beat of their own drummer..

@@blindmelonlemonjello and what a drummer they have!!

Thank you Paul!

The music does get you hyper!! Do you want to go out and punch someone lol

That’s some truth.

my first time listening to this album....a beautiful black girl got me high and we listened to Aenima and Eryka Badu back to back.

Did you wife her?

The great thing is, you can go back and listen to an album again, and hear something you didn't notice the first time.

@@crowkangi good mawangas on this women

He might die. Carry on. Merry Xmas. But don’t make him die.

Oh man I hope he does those tracks. Super emotional

Also. Gregorian. Maynard lives in gregorian monk chants. Every song. I don’t mean to diminish it but I’m not wrong. Maynard lives in D Gregorian.

He doesn't listen to lyrics, so don't be upset when he doesn't get emotional 😂

You do not need lyrics to be affected by 10,000 days, man.

Right, as long as they rewind at least 10 seconds when they resume. Some of the natural stopping points in Tool songs often are where something awesome is about to hit or switch. It kills me when they rob themselves of that just because they felt the need to stop and not rewind.

And they'll take it down if you don't 🤷‍♂️

@@jek4837 yeah but I think something people need to remember/be mindful of is that music hits everyone differently. So what is a pivotal moment in the song may not hold the same resonance when others hear it. For example I learned how to rap along to walking by ocean wisdom back when it was cool to do that stuff - I did it to this girl hoping to impress her with all the cool flows and funky bars, but the only bit that really seemed to make her smile was this one throwaway line where he makes a family guy reference and says "sucking a titty like giggity giggity" and she really enjoyed that. Forget... you know... the other 1300 words, the switch ups or the insane wordplay. Nope - just giggity. So you can never really say for sure that someone else is robbing themselves of experiencing the same feeling a part gave you, cause in all likelihood it won't give them that feeling, anyway. Besides, he CAN listen to the song again in his own time, if he likes. 😉 I do see why people get upset. I understand it because I feel the same way in certain spots, its like "you fool! You're missing the best bit!" but I generally just push it aside. The other thing I'm here for is a different take than the one I myself had, not just someone to say what I think they should say, and thats something you can only get if you let people have the room to express those thoughts

@@Loctorak Yes, music hits everyone differently. I definitely agree with that, but there are some moments that hit nearly everyone. When you see different people have nearly the same reaction at the same moment in different reaction videos, then those are the moments you wish they shared. That's part of the fun of watching these types of videos :) ! I love seeing someone say they actually got goose bumps or get a huge smile on their face at the exact same times that I did when I first listened. Regardless, he does a fantastic job with these videos!

CORRECT! I hit two channels daily BECAUSE I LOVE how the each do their OWN thing and THAT keeps me coming back! Stop all he wants, I LOVE his comments... I know music theory so I enjoy it.

No Chris, your not dumb but a chosen one that can truly appreciate music different that I can. Have a chill weekend!

I LOVE this as well and find it comforting to know that others feel this as well. I too find it difficult to articulate this experience when listening to music, especially music that truely resonates with me. Thank you for sharing ❤️

Chris! You are not a dumb southern boy. You aren't a dumb anything my man. If you can think and feel, you are smart. If you are sensitive to the sounds of Tool, you are profound. Whether you can put any of that into words doesn't matter bro. 💯 You are awesome!

Thank you to all 🙏🏼 and keep feeling it 🤟🏼

@@Chrisweist love you, brother

😂😂

Must be drunk a lately...

Knit .. unravel

Oh hell yes❤😂

Mine too!

Really might be. I’d fall asleep to it in high school.

* music album

Aenima was fucking life changing. My best friend Toby and I saw them 3times back then, and Aenima was ALWAYS playing in the car while we'd be out driving around or on road trips, while going to sleep, having sex, literally almost played nonstop it was just SO GOOD. to this day it's untouchable

Every single Tool album is an experience........

yes

Pretty much any prog album is like that lol

@email invalid "You keep using that word i do-not think it means what you think it means"

that's how they work sometimes

@email invalid what makes him a poser? somebody requested a song not an entire album

Actually I cry because my Grandma used to play me that solo

I listen to this song to hear the drum solo

Still my favorite DC Solo.

Whenever they hit that point in the song when it's time to let Danny loose, I can't not think "Release the Kraken!"

Danny's a friggin beast. My top 5 all time favorite drummers, he is 1st, second and third.

Fallen angel

His soft spoken parts hypnotize and lure and before you know it the track breaks off into 30 different directions and you’re caught in the spiral. Almost like coaxing a moth into a flame. It’s like he sweet talks me into hell itself. I love it.

I waffle between Blue Maynard and Rainbow Mohawk Maynard as my spirit guides, lol.

Well, they are angels too......

As a band it's absurd how good their catalogue is. It's pretty much flawless.

all this album is a masterpiece. All Tool's work is a masterpiece.... :-)

I think Eulogy is the perfect Tool song, Queen has Bohemian Rhapsody, Billy Joel has Scenes from an Italian restaurant, and Tool has Eulogy

@@kadoharp I feel the same way about parabol+parabola :) Eulogy is fantastic aswell

@@8Scientist It rather says something when I dislike one of their songs because of how it makes me feel. It's not a bad thing. To the contrary, it's so good at doing what it was intended to do that _I don't want to listen to it._

Yeah, checking out the O'Keefe version after hearing the original should be obligatory.

@@jimzsblue nay, mandatory, to lighten ones soul in these dark times.

This cover is pretty bad ass also. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3GCZYsBBpf0.html

Merry Christmas! Here you are: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mYKLvYGqaC0.html

Omg I saw that Those kids are incredible!

I totally agree his reaction of pushit really made me gain some respect and value for the song and the band

Exactly what I’m doing now! So happy I stumbled across this video!

@@Katie-cq3tn and @UMA Music, ditto here!

Ya me to,first vid. I enjoyed it,guys honest also meditates and calls it how he feels it

Same!

Lol, facts.

Looks a bit like Justin

Lol composer= many many levels of knowledge beyond even maynards understanding

Lol I was about to say, this "old composer" looks like he could have bought this album in high school.

Middle aged composer REACTS to music produced by his peers.

Saw them in Indy last year. Dude just walks around the stage and sings, at least that's what he did when my eyes were open. Lol

One show that I went to, Maynard did the whole show with his back to the audience

@@macmor6181, nice. the first time I saw them he stood in the back left corner. Barely ever ventured out.

Hhe was behind a white screen with a light projecting his shadow on it. Sometime in the 90s

I believe that was the lateralus album. I saw that, the ceiling was a projection of fireballs imploding exploding, so the Silhouette On stage let you enjoy the show on the ceiling, it was great.

I think the orchestra would stop and listen.

One of the best Live Performances for me was a concert way back when in Mesa, AZ. A dude threw a bottle at Maynard so he walked off mid song. The band kept playing and then continued the set for another couple songs all instrumental before Maynard came back out. The instrumental songs made that one of the best Tool concerts I've been to.

I think if someone threw a bottle at Maynard in front of me or any of my friends/family, he/she won’t be able to walk anytime soon!

please no

Brass Against is pretty damn good!

Finally

@@packrat2013 I know who the 48's are...

Rick Beato is a huge fan.

@@Helicopterpilot16 or more :)

Five more "likes" and two "dislikes" and you have the songs namesake there! ;)

True words mate

Hard to believe it’s been that long!! I remember the first time I heard Stinkfist.. I remember almost becoming overwhelmed with emotion to the point of crying because I said that is everything I have ever wanted to hear in a song.. I was blown away and thought that God had finally created my perfect band.. Damn I was right

Same here. Not a musical by any means, so this vid really opens up new windows.

Couldn't agree more

I'm a stage hand. I have worked four Tool concerts now. And this last one was also my last show before my state shut down because of a certain disease ravaging the country. And when I say "the last show," the governor announced the restriction of any event with more than 100 people DURING INTERMISSION. The show was finished because there weren't enough cops in the entire state to deal with 20,000 Tool fans. 46 and 2 was the last song they played. What a way to go out.

@@ellencameron3775 It's hard for me to express how their music makes me feel. It's literally like a drug. They are the only band I have ever listened to where I essentially lose myself in the music. Cheers to you and the experience you've lived. Stay safe.

I was supposed to see Tool for the first time last year at Bonnaroo. 😭

You are right man. They put on an awesome show not just an awesome sound

123..142..12.19?!!!! Argh..obviously I have no concept of time or music

Yeah at this point I just sit back and go wow. Enjoy it for what it is... absolute genius

You’re point about Maynard rings so very true. I saw a live set once and he set himself upstage backlit as a silhouette with spotlights on Danny and Justin. It was the first band I ever saw who had a drummer as a front man (not including Spiderbait as their songs tended to be simple rock).

@@lifewuzonceezr Nah you pretty much nailed it there.

@@willliam1343 It's hard to get to that point, but it does make it easier to just get sucked in and be tossed around by the beautiful maelstrom of sound.

Right in two is right there at the top for the lyricism and the tabla

Indeed. Right in Two is amazing.

@@MattKayser my personal favorite is the patient, tbh. Cos it really helped me get through a rough stage in life, like a prayer or mantra to keep the faith and keep on trudging. I lived those lyrics for a good 5-6 months of my life man.

7empest severely underrated from new album!!

@@Awoodward7899 also descending and fear inoculum

yes they are!!! they are the definition of professionals

It's Tool,.... that's normal

YES!

Or course

Yep

Why did Mozart kill his chickens ? Cause he asked him who the best composer was and they said Bach Bach Bach

honestly......i was like....this dude looks like my peers.

Invincible from their latest album is classical music 500 years from now.

They probably would have thought it was blasphemy at the time, TBH (or at least Bach might have). Dissonance had been "emancipated" but not to this degree yet lol

They wouldn't relate to Tool. Beethoven would.

Imagine calling Tool underrated. Literally no one underrates Tool. They’re universally praised for exactly what you said they aren’t. This whole take is idiotic.

@@TheHannukahZombie Agreed. If anything, Tool is massively overrated.

They've always had huge critical praise and respect among music heads, but if y'all think they hit the ceiling of how popular and well-known something can be, just like, no lol It's like comparing Yes to Floyd or Zep - I like Yes better, they (used to be) critical darlings, and they're very very well-known, but they're not in near the same league of notoriety. In that way, you could definitely say they're underrated.

Me too!

🔥

I remember hearing about that. "Hey, his was Ozzfest." "It was great. Oh ... but Tool was unreal."

So many great memories. My late teens-20s.

I saw em on acid too. It turned out to be a bad trip and this song actually brought me back.

Waiting for it!!

Saturn and Jupiter ascend, come round again (800 years later)

This x462 👑

Awe man, the Grudge during the Saturn/Jupiter Conjunction would have been astronomically perfect.

'Clutch it like a cornerstone, otherwise it all comes down'

Yes

The Grudge!

*#lolz*

as much as I love the song, I feel like the majority of analysis would be repetitive given the nature of the song. It swells magnificently but it really is reiterative. One of the reasons I love it, but it's not as conducive to an engaging review, to me at least.

Eulogy next. Or Push it

Hypocrisy

@@jvon3885 What hypocrisy?

@@murph7421 my bad I must be stoned....I meant heresy....

Nah that guy is good too

We all gotta fart words out r moutzzz sometimes rights guys

Lmao enit

*Buy the album* ;)

Or find the RU-vid video the reactor is using for the reaction

The problem with pausing that you are not getting (for some reason)...is it messes with the flow of the song...especially with a band like TOOL...cause they are so sonically dynamic as a band...when you play TOOL you play the song and you kick back and take it all in...i.e..the TOOL experience ..kinda tough and frutrating to have an experience when its broken up into sections...as oppose to being being just one section the entire song...make sense?...it should

@@gdub454 absolutely nothing wrong with taking in a section then thinking about it. Feel free to enjoy the song the way you want to rather then trying to force your view upon others. If you are trying to convince people I would recommend less condescension though.

Agreed. Especially with the drum cams, you gotta do those!

Yeap.

Good tracks but very in-your-face. Don't want you to think that's all Meshuggah does. They've got some groovier, more progressive tracks as well. Relatively 😆

I basicly just posted the same thing... I should have read the comments first.

That first statement is the coolest thing I've heard someone say about a band. I'm a drummer and can confirm that it happens in bands that play together for a while, especially if they like to drop an extended jam occasionally. Each musician in the band (and the drummer too, hahaha) learns who they can hang onto as they wander away for a little while. I played with a band for 3 or 4 years and by the end we could jam for hours and not get lost. My bassist would nod his head in 4/4 while looking down the whole time he was off noodling some solo bit regardless of what signature he was following in his head. I knew that I could wander a bit myself and follow his head bobs to keep myself grounded and when he was ready to come back up for air his head would come back up, still nodding those 4/4 quarter notes out. Then I'd pull myself back together so he could anchor on me and we'd both hit a nice flourish together to signal to the rest of the band that should pull back together and change it up a bit. Those flourishes made it sound like we had it planned all along. That silent communication (I don't think we ever talked about it, this may be the first time I said it out loud) is the glue that makes being in a band feel like magic sometimes.

Probably blasphemous to say, but I think Passenger is Maynard’s best song, vocally.

Great comment Jake. As soon as I read it I knew exactly what you were talking about. I've listened to this thousands of times, never really realised it...

Perfect word for it

Great way to describe it. It has a fragile and agonising vulnerability to it that shape-shifts into a monstrous mighty entity. Then reverting back to its original form preparing for the next phase. Like listening to a spontaneous werewolf transformation, the anatomy reshuffling like a dark miracle as the beast within runs free from it's shabby cell.

That’s a fact. But I think one needs to know the original well to appreciate the re-arrangement.

@@rmr5044 Think I might’ve seen it, but to me, reacting to the original once is not the same as knowing the original well.

Been waiting for this comment. Absolutely agree

My favorite of all my favorite tool tracks

it surprises me this track dosent get more request throughout the reaction verse great tune.

every tool song is my favorite tool song, except Eulogy... i love Eulogy 10x more

Eulogy is probably my favorite Tool song. On my favorite Tool album...

Assistant TO the regional manager

Man I wish I understood this hahah

I once ate a hit of acid at a music festival and received total enlightenment.

Nice nod at DCD. Brendan Perry is some sort of subdued musical guru.

Brilliant interpretation and spot on. I'm thrilled to know you're out there. 🎻

Ummmm, it's in drop d man.......

Judith is absolutely amazing. as well as Doomed.

Jambi!

Love the Grudge and Jambi, might also add Orestes and Brena for A Perfect Circle

And A Perfect Circle - Orestes 🙏🏻

3 libras would be amazing

Perfect description!

We feel you Maria. That’s what Tool does. You are not alone.

The first time i heard the beginning of "Lateralus" the heart beat part on my sony discman, i was really struck. I grew up with a hearing disability and that was one of the first songs i listened to after a corrective surgery. Damn right i saw that tour live and was the best show i've ever seen to this day

Always amazed when I remember Danny is almost 60 lmao

53 years old, myself. Started listening to Tool in '93. One of the best gifts my ex-husband ever gave me. The other gifts are my 29 year old daughter and my 23 year old son. Both Tool fans, but my son loves Puscifer also.

​@@wendijackson8844.....Omg, you're almost my female doppelganger, by about a year. I'm 52. my daughter is 22 and my son turned 29 yesterday. I always feel like the only gen X kid in these comment sections, nice to see a fellow Xer! Did you get back into Tool or have you always been a diehard fan? Shortly before the pandemic started, I had to leave my job due to an injury, and had a lot of time on my hands, I discovered re-action videos and been hooked ever since. The two biggest surprises/mad at my self moments were listening to Tool and RATM again, Not that I really stopped, but especially with RATM, LOVED them in the 90s. but a was a skate punk, they were awesome to skateboard to, and turn up loud when I was pissed at my girlfriend. I never realized how powerful their message was, and never realized how deep Tool's music went The biggest shock was finding out me and Zack, from RATM are only a year apart. For some reason that made me feel really old, to know he's 51, now hearing Danny is almost 60, I feel like I should go put a down payment on one of those hoveround scooters..lol.

I just turned 62 and went to my first Tool concert in 2019! It was on my bucket list...and did NOT disappoint! Genius.

Or the average Tool fan I'd guess. Undertow came out in '93, when I was 22. It's not like this is a new act that 'the kids' are listening to.

IMO (and it's only that, my opinion) APC is... mmm. How do I explain how much I love Tool and how absolutely intolerably bored I am by APC. There's (as a musician) nothing to talk about with APC. Time signatures are simple 4/4 time and sophomoric. Song written while retaining its pop sensibilities (unlike Tool) is easily forgotten and easily obscured by other bands of their ilk. Judith! Judith is a killer of a song... that's it. There's nothing else interesting to talk about. Rather. Listen to Zeal and Ardor's first 2 albums. You'll weep. You'll leap. They're truly unique. Please... do it.

Maynards only a vocalist. Without the band members in Tool he wouldn’t be Jack. The band as a whole is what makes them. Not just what Maynard touches.. just sayin.

@@skittlesstarburst4532 that's your opinion not fact.

My fav song by them. So underrated

@@justinhartnell1423 I agree

Nope, not weird at all. Their stuff does the same thing to me. It's exhilarating.

Nope 🤘

I dunno is it weird that when I was a child I used to think bread was some sort of wood and the crust was its bark?

They are pure emotion, pure spirit and pure strength. They are powerful because they embrace their darkness and vulnerability and walk us through the torment with a knowing smile.

@@thumpyloudfoot864 what is the correlation with TOOL?

hey bro, same here

watching tool reactions yielded Jinjer reactions for me before I had ever known I was listening to Jinjer. on the permanent Playlist now!

Omfg best description that makes so much sense lol

Thats one of the best analogies I've heard.

And when they do sync it's a beautiful and fantastic. Kind like when the dvd logo touches the exact corner of the screen

That’s a great way to describe it to a pure listener. The common “technical” term used to describe the point in time when the two different car blinkers align is “resolve”. So if you have two separate (and concurrent) time signatures occurring when they will resolve at a common/shared interval. For the math inclined is basically a common denominator of fractions; but it is not necessarily the lowest common denominator since you are choosing when to resolve with intent when you write music.

Those types once said Elvis isnt music also.

Wow bro, did you come up with that thought all by yourself? What a profound intellectual you are.

Dude, I got to see emlive last year. Last show I’ve been to... I felt that way for like two hours straight . The experience is spiritual and the band nails the vibe through and through

This is so interesting to watch. Remember when we first heard it?

I noticed this same thing!

APC is amazing.

Agreed

Haha! That song came up on my RU-vid music mix on the way to work this morning! Good choice. Of course pretty much any song would be a good choice. Maybe Judith or 3 Libras

and the outsider

The Noose is top 5 all time for me...

Yes 👍

Don't start with Art of Dying. If it was new I'd get it, but it's not and it's arguably the best representation of Mario's prowess jammed into one song. I'd start at the beginning or go backwards and take surveys on the albums. They're progression is fun to hear and can be a little disjointed if you cherry pick from the whole collection instead of one album (maybe two).

I second the nomination for Gojira. Oroborus or The Gift of Guilt would be good to check out as well.

Fucking Cancer

This is necessary...

Lmao

You know I'm involved with black magic?

The greatest dis track in history. Can you imagine the conversation? "You remember that crazy Italian I had to kick out of the flat? He left me a voice mail." Maynard plays message to the band. The band "Hold our beers." 🤣

You have an awesome Dad. Tell him I said good job!

I was 16 as well when this album released, and it made them gods in my eyes.

Im pretty sure I was also 16 when it came out. Damn I almost wore that CD out

Are you saying their heyday is over?

@@jimruetze2513 I'm my opinion, the apex of their writing was Aenima.

He takes a big deep breath and chokes up a touch at 3:20 - this song seems to hit harder than most

That’s shits so nice fr

I second this, or many other animals as leaders songs