Therapist Reacts to THE POT by TOOL 

Sad but true

True, i think she must listen Undertow or Bottom first xd

"Please forgive this Bold suggestion" tool-10,000 days

one can only hope you mean the song, not the act.

So true about that song, very deep and she is a very bright person. I wonder if she will pick up on it right off the bat

No, react to Prison Sx, it's much more interesting for a theraphist to analyze.

​@@Qliphirotno the grudge is

​@@Qliphirot that one is obvious, but I am sure she would be horrified 😅

Yes please, and then Pneuma. Im curious what a therapist would say about Pneuma

​@@FilterdeezBy and Down by APC would be an awesome reaction

I know this has been a big thing shared on Tool reactions recently, and its awesome to see what Maynard does since his addition is always amazing... but this is actually an extremely common practice, especially in metal. You almost always have the vocalist write their parts after the song is done... then maybe the band does some tweaks after the vocal plans are made if they feel it would be an improvement. I DO think what is awesome about it is how seamless the Maynard parts fit the song to create an experimental experience that FEELS like it was written together. Definitely something mostly unique to Tool.

It's why it takes 10 years for them to make an album. btw who's this woman and what the fuck is she talking about.

is it something that unusual? i don't think musicians usually start composing a song, from an idea like "let's make a musical piece, and it will be about elephants and trains" i'd imagine it's usually about finding a catching melody, then building around that, and at the end writing some lyrics matching the vibe also add to the fact, that vocalists usually aren't main composers in the bands as far as i know

SERIOUSLY

Rosetta Stoned for sure

Right In Two !!! As well@@d5argent

I’d really like her to do Lateralus. That’s the one I listen to when I’m spending too much time in my head.

No. Cause then she'll start getting all emotional. Then you'll be like "She's a therapist?" Dont do it sister.

Tool changed my life as well, the reason they are my favorite band!

thanks bro

Rick's interviews are great. Both the Danny Carey and Maynard interviews are worth the time for any Tool fans.

That was literally the last video I was watching also 😂

Rick Beato is a dude... 😊

Cool. Thanks , I haven’t watched him in a while. Gonna check it out.

thank you :) means a lot to me!! - T

​​@@HeartSupportParabole/Parabola "We are eternal all this pain is an illusion" ❤

My wife is an LPCC-S and helping her study for her tests years ago helped me figure out a lot of tools stuff, but never like this! Glad I found your channel!!!

Pneuma, Fear innoculum, Jambi, and maybe H

Pretty much anything by Tool really... If it's not insightful and deep, it's humourous and still manages to have a underlying message (these are the cries of the carrots! 😂).

stinkfist is hard to analyze on youtube because the song is about anal fisting

I love how smart she is and how she has zero rhythm😅

​@@tattoodude8946die eier von satan 😅

And Jimmy Page for (trying) to sue them. It's widely speculated that's what this song is about.

@@increasement Jimmy page tried to sue them…?? No way. For what..??

@@baki2332 plagiarism, the same thing he tries to sue everyone for...pot calling the kettle black

@@increasement for what tho the guitar cords? Or..

@@baki2332 i don't know, & haven't found any Led Zep riffs TOOL stole, borrowed, or reefered to. I wouldn't be surprised if Page found TOOL's No Quarter cover on Napster labeled as their own & threw a shitfit. Or even just over the song itself. But this song is full of references to songs Jimmy Page ripped off in Led Zeppelin. I have no hard evidence he tried to sue them but the song seems to speak for itself in that regard, IMO.

Came here to say this.

I second the motion.

Live version from Salival. It's an alt version, but would suit this channel better than the original album version.

From what I read it's both actually

And not just with Tool then, but you gotta go with _Judith_ from *A Perfect Circle*

Got to include A Perfect Circle Judith and three Libras

Also shorthand for indignation

To expand on that line, cozen means to trick or deceive, especially to obtain through deceit, so “weeping shades of cozened indigo” means crying fake or “crocodile” tears. Using lemon juice was an old way, especially in older films, to make someone fake cry for a scene.

​@@cnogo33was just about to say this lol

Didn’t know that… thanks!

​@@cnogo33Very cool info there. I always love learning the underlying messages in their work. They can get quite cryptic at times, making references that are a bit too obscure for me. Thank you for that!

About this mother's perseverance

@@FreshCutFrenchFries I’ve seen a lot of interpretations, but not this one. I looked it up though and that’s a pretty cool interpretation. I know that his mother has had influence over some of the songs, not just for Tool, but also A Perfect Circle. ⭕️

@Nick-hm2dm I have interpreted the song as MJK feeling that if put through the same condition as his mother went through he couldn't be as strong as she was. Also see it as a continuing second half to the song Jimmy.

Muddy Waters is a band.

Glad you enjoy them! - T

Cheers -The Video Editor

Maynard’s mother died from complications of a stroke she had 27 years earlier. Wings for Marie 1 & 2 are about his mother unwavering dedication and faith in God even after she was forgotten and abandoned by her church after her stroke and the hypocrisy he saw. Vicariously, commentary on societies obsession and selling tragedy to feed people’s morbid fascination with tragedy, death,and destruction and our unending hunger for more as long as it’s not you it’s happening to. Jambi, song about Maynard’s son. The Pot, song clapping back at Jimmy Page for bagging on Tool claiming they used their sound when Led Zeppelin did the same thing, “eye-balls deep in Muddy Waters, f****** hypocrite” referencing Led Zeppelin taking and using the sound of one of the all time great blues artist Muddy Waters music. Lipan Conjuring, album filler Tool is well known for doing this on albums. Lost Keys, set up for Rosetta Stoned. Rosetta Stoned, pure humerus song about first person story of an alien abduction. Right In Two, song about man being blessed with all these amazing gifts to use for good and the well being of all but they use these gifts to gain power, wealth and for selfish evil reasons. Though the albums title 10,000 Days is a reference to how long his mother lived after a very debilitating stroke only two songs on the album, Wings for Marie 1 & 2 are about his mother.

thanks friend, glad you're here! - T

U r welcome. These videos really put a good perspective on the songs!

stinkfist haha

Prison Sx definitely the one she should react first.

H would be top of my list

@@pystoph3987 I don’t disagree at all .basically the entire aenima album is poetry

I think “Fourty Six & 2” is one of my absolute favorites. Even though I found Tool when Undertow Came out… “Sweat” is still one of my favorite shorter rock songs.

Ganja, p-lease (alluding to police).

That's the red herring. Or maybe the red hair-ing on some nice buds. Too many triple entendres.