I actually travelled from Argentina, thats more than 9000km away, to see Tool that night... They never toured in Argentina, and I've been listening to them since I'm 12 yo, I'm 31 now, went to the show with my brother and sister, I will cherish this for all my life
I dont think they'll ever do a tour in South America sadly, I would kill to see then perform in Sao paulo or Rio, but that will never happen. World tour to them is usa and europe...
Excellent band and the music is so well composed, they inspired me to learn guitar. I have been to their performances seven times in Australia and absolutely enjoyed all of them.
well of course he's not 30 anymore, and his way spaced out look is history, what his product does for the world is both insight loaded with visuals speaks for itself, they're on top of their game, until they're done they're growing. @@NooDLES411911
OH WOW.... I grew up in the 90s & was raised with this band omg!! I I'm old now and particularly this album was front & center for me. So here's the TWIST!!! Now I know what Maynard & many other groups was trying to TELL US, in short when they Tell us that they sell there soul to the Devil they aren't shitting us people. It's all in there lyrics. Most bands regret it after a few years of fame, That is very very clear here in 2024. Wake up do your research people. All rock bands tells us(lyrics)the truth. Watch our for white magic also
Thanks for posting this. I hadn't seen Tool for about 15 years and they were incredible. Danny is definitely one of the most bad ass drummers out there. He sounds like he's listened to and influenced by King Crimson he was so great. The whole band was intense and really powerful.
@@stevemuzak8526 You can definitely hear it! I never realized it til this show which was my 2nd time seeing them and the last time being 20 years ago. I'll never wait that long to see them again. I hear it mainly in the drums.. Danny sounds alot like Bruford. But for sure the time signatures, the rhythms with the sorta sparse dark pounding intensity and more all remind me of Crimson.
@@rubaidaallen2764 I wish I could have went both nights. I'll definitely be seeing them again next time they come around. The only other band that I can say was just as incredible and with a much louder wilder audience was Rage Against the Machine at MSG this past year. They were so great that I had to go back to catch the last show/last night of the tour.
@@mbass718Definitely. I saw Tool 22 years ago at MSG during Lateralus. I was telling a friend it felt like time stood still. They are still amazing and in their prime right now. So excellent. I saw Rage several times in August ‘22 also. That was so badass! Happy we caught them considering it looks like the end 😢
I ❤ Them so much. Went from straight up full blown anxiety attack to smiling and dancing. Well, it actually started, the dancing I mean, when I warched the pink onesie sober live vid. Amazing f'n masterpiece. APC, Puscifer too. Sorry MJK, I know you don't want to be idolized but I'm your number one fan. 😂👿💀🖤🤘
What an INCREDIBLE moment that must of felt like to hear that song at the last minute. They have been my FAVORITE band since Highschool back in their PRIME days, Maynard has lost some of that EDGE, but he says its mostly by choice because its too hard to sing at that level anymore at his age. But this performance was INCREDIBLE and hes still got it! He can still sing with the best of them
If only Maynard participated in that group hug at the end of the show. He just always looks so uninterested. Like dude yeah Adam is sick but give him a nice hug for his birthday like the other lads did. Is he even friends with the other guys? I start to doubt it
@@mustardcustard9381 yeah and Danny who’s 63 years of age and does a huge amount of difficult difficult work also has a huge tour ahead of him. And he’s still smiling, enjoying it
I get what you mean. I've seen in interviews that he seems more energized when he talks about Puscifer, Perfect Circle or his winery. Maybe he sees Tool as his "day job" now LOL
I used to follow tool like a dead head when they were great. Now their tickets are two or three hundred dollars and you get one quarter of the show I used to see.
@@suikofreak546 how much is rent/mortgage? Been to a grocery store? You think Tool tickets are going to cost the same from the 90’s to now? lol. I’ve seen them 20 times and haven’t paid more than $120. But ok.
Going to see them tomorrow night in Nashville for $118 and it'll be my first time seeing them live. Already don't regret one second of it. You're on something else dude, move along
I was there last night and even though they explicitly said “put your phones away” a HUGE amount of them were looking at them instead of the show meanwhile me and my dad were rocking tf out the whole time
Most of the crowd was standing and groovin the entire show and really loved every minute. Maybe not the loudest crowd I've seen at MSG but Tool definitely gave their all.
Least the bass player has some life in him geeze lead guitarist is a fkn statue You’d think a professional musician would be able to move around and play
Lol he did help create a whole amazing light show to entertain spectators. And if what you see bores you, I suggest listening to the sounds he's creating!
haha, ya right. put the myth high upon a pedestal, to carry on a tradition mainly made up in the middle east. how are they doing over there, they've never changed. neighboring towns or countries separated by mere miles have totally opposite stories and beliefs, and they kill each other over that. besides don't forget the opium poppies that have been there since the brink of time. the far east has china white grade heroin as the middle east produces high grade tar opium that is pretty strong heroin. and to see things like moses coming off a hill glowing, carrying stone tablets weighing tons. of seeing burning bushes that speak. or staffs carried that hold power, to part seas and if it hits the ground it turns into snakes, pick em back up and they have power again, points more logic to the opium they had access to. unless you've done it before and repeatedly you'll not be able to see how the stories were created. not to bag on religion, if it works for some, cool. the catholic church as far as i can see, might have been a front as they were bored of wild orgies and included children since under the cover of the church. with the ingenious use of a confession booth for the kids and the parents for time needed to do what they do. not just a few but massive amount of attacking the kids, with fear of telling on them because the god they're praying to will curse the kids. i could be wrong. but nobody knows for certain anything. only what the musical chairs provides.
if it had been a thing in the united states area before the states came into being, the contact of a god such as what took place or the stories of it in middle east, had it been on this continent there'd be amusement parks selling hot dogs and popcorn cotton candy beer and roller coaster rides. like la brea tar pits, it's fenced off and a carnival like settings. over there, they're always at war. stories are all different. if it did happen they sure don't show it.
@Catzer111 um no it's not. Here we go. Another ignorant atheist. You people are so blind it's ridiculous. It's stupid to not believe in a God will judge all of us WHEN we die.
Least the bass player has some life in him geeze lead guitarist is a fkn statue You’d think a professional musician would be able to move around and play
