TOOL KILLS it onstage live 

Sorry to hear my mum had terminal cancer , shes still alive to this day in her 70s . She should be dead . The doctors said she was a medical miracle . Amazing song .ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VsVFi-uY4MY.html

Damn sorry to hear that. Hope you're doing well.

@DarenMiller-qj7bu thx so much...I'm getting there 🖤

Sooo sorry. My sincerest sympathies and condolences to you. May your husband rest in peace rest in power.

@@kathryndecoroso7474 thanks so much!

try a band called: TANK86

If I could only type one way for the rest of my days, it would be in all caps

I can listen every artist but i use to listen only this four guys . Nothing else , only TOOL!!!!

#metoo ❤

Amen to that!!

The band allows cell phones only for the last song of the show. A few knuckleheads were trying to record in the beginning but they got shut down by security. Best concert ever.

I prefer enjoying live music and the band, rather than holding up a cell phone. It is indeed pathetic, you are right there. But hey, now you can post something on YT and drool over the comments it generates.

Me: At least have the Goddamned decency to adjust your screen brightness to it's lowest setting. 😠

Yeah you can't record , but I'm to hide in the dark the whole gig where nobody can see me after waiting however long for them to tour. I love ther music but seem like massive dickheads lol

I agree Toby, I also enjoyed it -- oh, you were just complaining to complain? -- Was that sarcasm & criticism? Did the 9 square inches of cell phone screen wreck the sound?...or the view from 200' away? Did it distract from the hundreds of thousands of watts being spewed out in the background scene? STF up, I am fairly certain there is an "x" at the very top right of the window you had open to view that recording -- since you so disapprove. FYI, far more obnoxious and a punctuation catastrophe is putting you own words in quotes -- I'm pretty sure you need not put quotes around your own words....no wait, I'm fucking positive you self-important, child-like, English language butchering, lightly bearded douche-bag. Are you the "TOOL" (see what I did there?)that still uses air-quotes? This person posted that for people who want to watch & enjoy, with 100% ability to turn it off...and I, personally, 100% appreciate the time and effort they spent to share that. Do you have children? Maybe go crush their dreams with your ocean of negativity--DICK.

Maynard is well aware of the fact that he and the band won't get any younger. And acknowledged it during an interview. But the guys are aging gracefully. I hope they keep up their good health so that they could go out with a bang. But if Fear inoculum is the last album I would totally understand their decision

Anyone who disses Maynard for sounding "aged" clearly doesn't even understand the point of a song like Invincible.

Did these ppl not even listen to the lyrics of this song???

Still, weapon out and belly in!

I saw them the other night, and Maynard's voice is still mind-blowingly powerful. That's even after two bouts with covid as well.

A visual assault on the senses !

Listening to a tool cd can even be spiritual, live is simply a step deeper

A spiritual experience ? .... D____!! ... Dude or dudette ... You may need to get out of the house more often ...

@@jigglydoo Or… you have to become this person. Having a spiritual experience isn't up to you. Not if another person has it? It isn't an opinion. It's a statement.

@@jigglydoo I've had a very nice life thus far thanks for asking BTW Dude or Dudette seriously with a name like Lorena you have to question it?

Absolute masterpiece. I legit could not move from my seat at Mohegan Sun. I was absolutely overcome.

They have definitely matured, but I miss the aggression, content, the drive from the 90's. If they came out today, with what they play now, I would like it, but their earlier stuff is why I love them.

They also don’t play to a click. Their visual effects guy said in an interview after the pre-Covid leg of FI tour, that they play so tight together he can manually trigger all their effects if needed. Very few musicians can be as consistent as Tool. They have whatever it is…

I read "one orgasm". Still applies ...

@@sea-dawg Some of us were 12...whats the point

No DOUBT!!

4?! Tool sounds like at least 13 dudes.

@@williamcozbie1233 Nope. Power Quad. (Instead of ‘trio’) lol

And spirit

SUPERB , AWESOME , ALWAYS 🎶🥁🎶🥁🎶🎸🎶‼️‼️‼️👁👁‼️‼️‼️

That’s not an orchestra….literally

@@freeman7079 pry open your 3rd eye 👁

Actually every orchestra consists of those instruments.

That was Rush. But tool rocks too.

Just don't ever see them at the T-Mobile arena, the venue is so bad it somehow managed to make them sound bad.

because it's very repetitive, very boring.. easy to play, easy to be "consistent"

it's like playing the same riff for hours and being so consistent lol

@@MiGuEl-ql8sk I see what you did there!! Lol but even still every band has a style that's simple for them. Tool has that trippy trance zone out lick that's just sick! \m/

check out swans...

pantera?

Check out Umphreys McGee

Steely Dan is pretty fuckin fantastic live, especially with the brass section.

Check out rammstein . They are coming in September again . Weve waited 3 years for this concert but covid

in fact tool asks the audience to let the phone in their pockets beforehand, and the the audience was quite behaving (at least at the gig I saw), just at the last song he said: ok, go on you can record the last song.... it was incredible all the lights popping up at once, so the audience was kind of part of the show.... I hope most of the people enjoy this kind of art with their eyes and not through their screens....

Like Shpongle.

Lame

and the band hates fans that post videos. Their take is that the TOOL show is a live experience that people pay a lot and travel far for, so it shouldn't be posted, if you want to experience it you need to go to a show. Adam said this to me personally....

@@damianjohn5995 you sir are lame

nah not front, its back man :).

@@chlorek2839 lol touche’

@@tonygunk9896 there's some better drummers out there, but he is one of the best :)

I think the answer lies right n front of u Look at the stage When u have the best n newest audio and visuals tech out each tour and u have a band mate that did hollywierd FX … U KNOW THE BLAH BLAH STORY. I know personally thru seeing them during a few dif tours years that they aren’t piecing old equipment wit new. Thx u and new cell phones wit better audio vid 🤟🏼🤘🏼🫡🫠🫥. When is green jelly makin a appearance or reboot lol. I liked tool before they showed their faces Figures crossed they do a hard Af album again opiate reissue might b a sign it’s time to get back to ur roots. As HENRY ROLLINS said This Is NECESSARY !!!!!

You fkn crazy

No... "TOOL" IS AWESOME!! not just Maynard

But i know what you meant. I just had to step in and be an asshole

Sorry I'm frying hard

try a band called: TANK86

He had about 3 minutes to switch it. Not that impressive.

Definitely

Get rid of "One of"...

try a band called: TANK86

The kc show was mind changing this time. The power, energy, community The band what art! I'm truly changed. And this was my second show. Still can't believe we got to hear sober. What a way to open!

Transcendent experience? Sounds like a Tool concert! They’re reall quite something live huh! 😁👍🏻

wow man you're an ideal father. And did your daughter like the first concert?

Took my 10 year old son to see them in Grand Rapids MI on March 8th. This was his first concert as well. Glad I brought full ear protection for him, boy was it loud. I’ve been to a ton of concerts as well over the years & this was my first Tool concert. Absolutely the best show I’ve ever seen…period. The people at the show were so kind & considerate towards my son. It’s more of an experience than it is a concert & I was completely sober. I had an opportunity to see them back around when Lateralus came out but couldn’t go for some reason. No way I was missing possibly my last chance to see them & I’m so glad I was able to take my son!

The ABSOLUTE GREATEST live shows that I've ever seen and it's not even close! I've been to lots of shows too. Seen TOOL 3 times since 2001 and it's been mind blowing each time.

Seriously tho, my phone is completely crap compared to this

Phones have come a long way from a decade ago. Have you seen the specs on these new phones, they can take pro level photos and videos..

Yup!!

I think so too. When I think really hard about that exclamation, I realize its just my opinion but it seems like it should be really obvious to everyone. Regardless, I'm glad we all get to have opinions. Especially when they differ. If I were the king of all music, Tool would be the only band in existence. That wouldnt be good for anyone.

Yeah

TOTALLY !!!

100% the best band in the world been saying it for 30 year and only recently have I found people who agree with me.

YES he did it at my show too. I’ll do it too this Sunday 😁

@@deneilbaker man I love watchin Justin play live. Enjoy the show brother!!

I have a massive crush on Justin!

Justin chancellor is wholesome and goofy! You can watch his Bass Wah pedal commercial for proof of that. I love Justin, he's tje reason I picked up a bass and became a musician! ❤

I love listening to him sometimes shooting some heroin and cocaine a good speedball and it's good music to think about going on a mass destruction of anteater on mewhile on a massive tripsometimes it gets a little too long but excellent

Same. I was absolutely dumbfounded. Picking my jaw off the floor several times throughout. Can NOT wait to see them again.

Same here, saw them in Chicago yesterday. I purposely avoided every live video, so I could experience them without knowing what was going to happen. It was amazing. Not something where you clap along, or mosh, or crowd surf. Where you experience a moment you'll remember for the rest of your life.

Your comment made my day. This is music, not the bucket of electronic shit...

@@mfKr-cl4rl Thank you man! Not often one gets a reasonable positive reply. I'm with you. There is SO much shit out there and on the radio.

His voice is absolutely perfect for this song.

Why? Practice makes perfect.

@@midwaymonster30 Rehearsal and live are two completely different animals. I’ve played before perfect in practice and then the pressure of performing could cause mistakes. And to play at that level live takes an insane amount of confidence.

@@ilikefartjokes I'm well aware of what it's like to play in front of an audience that big (or bigger ;) ) . Confidence definitely has to be there, but you get that by practicing everything (and God given talent) over and over and over...until you can do it all in your sleep. Then, the butterflies go away and never bother you again.

@@midwaymonster30 It's not even practice anymore when playing live. Experience makes you immune to outside pressure.

Modern Day Pink Floyd

You can show up drunk, keep drinking, and leave sober..... No other show like it... (see what I did there? Shit's deep)

Haha this is usually how it goes for me when I see them live :D

You deserve lots of cookies! And look! A Patriots fan! Give him the whole jar! What a great guy!

Lifelong story bro. Tell ur kids u met in my opinion. The best!!!!

Bullshit

Have fun. Going to See them in late April

@@buntefuss have fun!

@@mindyd1985 Congrats. They aren't coming to Canada this year. :( Ive seem them over 15 times so it's ok. Maynard's voice back in the early 90's could make the hair n my neck stand up.

So mindy, how was it?

Mindy Tell us

And those historians will categorize tool as influenced by Pink Floyd. Not in a musical sense but a all encompassing show.

tru

not the best band no no, the best musicians in the world.

The worst shit I’ve ever heard. A lame ass band with super lame ass fans

@@bourne-ib7ms hands down

seen them 4 times, brought my dad to two of them. ever since then i don’t go without him.

Gonna see them next month. 😎

that's dean bro

I feel for the person standing behind this "shot"...

You call this good?? sounds terrible. Just a simple phone camera mic is my guess... Way to do it is give the camera guy a signal out from mixing booth. But this.. this is just really BAD QUALITY my friend.

And please people, try to listin to one of the other 5 trillion musicians on the planet that are trying to buy a meal. F8king Tool haha, LMAO (and feel sorry) with people still listning to the same crap bands after 50 years. And yes, all Tool albums sound the same.... music wise not really great or something. Quite basic stuff. Its like looking at Renaissance paintings for 50 years. Boooooooooring

@@quisttttt audiophile buck deposited

L for the quist guy

Saw them in Orlando felt the same thing. A new energy into the performance. Grudge etc

Saw them in Orlando felt the same thing. A new energy into the performance. Grudge etc

I was there. Phenomenal

I was at the same show. It was my first tool concert. It was incredible

2001/2002 MJK wasn't 1998 MJK either. lol

Saw them at the sundome when maynard still had his voice. He has a lot of trouble these days, but they still put on a good show. Just not my vibe these days. I totally see why they went all seats. my first show was in the pit, and it just wasn't the vibe for a pit.

Same man! I saw them in tampa after having the April 2020 show canceled. Had seats in the 200s and they were the best seats ive had in a while to a concert! I could see everyone so clearly! Also, Best mix for a live show I've ever heard and I've been to a lot of shows!

I have been a fan since 93 and a deep fan since 2001. I saw them in Tampa at the same show as you for the first time ever. I was telling my wife at the show there was only one other concert that I saw that meant so much to me. It was the Wall concert in Berlin 1990.

He caught the 'vid like 3 or 4 times! He's got a good doc.

His vocals are shaky af

@@packimann those Maynard screams he did all those years basically burned his vocal cords.

You know that's what the song's about, right?

@@joepedulla457 yes, that is why I wrote it. As someone who is in his 40's, I know the feeling of not being able to do what I used to be able to but it has to be so much worse for a performer like Maynard, who was so used to being able to give it his all for so many years until eventually time caught up with him and his body started to forsake him. The first time I heard Tool was in 1996, and I've been a fan ever since, and although I do miss Maynard at his strongest, I do appreciate that he keeps creating, keeps performing. This song holds much meaning for me and I suppose for others who are older now as well.

They were full of piss & vinegar back in the mid- late 90's for sure, that's when I fell in love with them. I remember the very first time the video for Stinkfist was played on MTVand I had already liked the Sober and Prison Sex vids after seeing them on Beavis & Butthead. I liked the aggression for sure but I also like the direction Tool went on Lateralus, away from the negative way of thinking and seeing the world and towards a positive message of mind expanding spiritual personal growth which is a hell of a lot more of a sustainable thing I think than being pissed off and wishing for a meteor to hit and flush California into the ocean... not a very good way to look at the world. Maynard got all the piss & vinegar out and left it all on the stage back at the end of the 90's and their sound has blossomed because of it to places it would not have, had Tool tried to keep more of an "aggressive edge' than they actually felt as musicians.

its really hard to listen to other music after you get deep into listening to Tool all the time. Nothing compares and though I love so much other music I can relate to you so much

All you have to do is read Tool comments to understand the caliber and divinity of Tool!

...totally agree!.. by the way, I saw them by accident for the first time in Pomona at the Glasshouse, we were going to a different gig but went to the wrong venue (glasshouse) , and boy, that's one of the best mistakes I have made in my life..

@@reeldriver dude that’s insane! They must have shredded the Glasshouse

I saw them in Anaheim too. Only it was my 10th time. I got to sit next to first timers and to watch and hear their reactions was priceless. This band has been my favorite since I was introduced in 96

Coronado: Awesome! I've seen Tool 14 times as well. To hear Undertow, live specifically when there was only 500 people or so in the club, was absolutely amazing. Maynard was a MUCH different performer/vocalist then. I WISH the newer fans could have seen Tool in 1992.

Not sure I agree with they don't do it for the money. TOOL charges more money for their tickets than any other band I've ever seen. Three times the ticket prices as bands like Rush (when they were still playing), Government Mule, Black Country Communion, Joe Bonamassa, etc. They definitely do it for the money. They're absolutely the best but their ticket prices are shameful.

@@bknerien bruh what? Tickets to united center second level next to the stage were 65 each

@@bknerien Not a single band you listed is remotely in the same caliber as TOOL other than Rush, and they're not relevant in the slightest at this point. Neil Peart is dead and the rest are 68 yrs old. Their greatest hit was recorded in 1976 for fk sake. Regardless, their ticket pricing is in line with any other big name act, and they sell out constantly.

@@cbeck5222 you're showing your amazing musical range when you state that other artists like Warren Haynes, Joe Bonamassa, Glenn Hughes, etc aren't relevant. If you mean a band that plays the same exact songs every show for 20-30 years is worth the ticket prices that TOOL charges then yes...they are the most relevant band ever.

@@liam4706 I missed those cheap ass tix! Was that $65 out the door or before fees? Did you get them before they sold out? Just curious. Last two TOOL shows I saw in New Orleans and Dallas the tix were $110+

So did I, was my first time seeing them, waited over 20 years to see them and I was just mesmerized.

I was at the Pittsburgh show too!! The never cease to amaze.

Remain cautious of the unconscious

I still love pac....but I think tool has definitely surpassed him in my musical library

Nice man, props n shit for both recognizing and representing

It's on my bucket list I've seen Roger Waters live and I saw The Wall tour. I can't list all the bands I've seen live but I can list the ones I missed. And Tool is at the top of the list Hopefully soon

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Whoa man!!! He survived something with a 99% survival rate. What an animal!

@@tiktokccp670 Right, acting like he beat brain cancer or something 🤣

SURVIVED COVID😂🤣😂🤣

@@jasonbell4670 MJK who? More like SJW.

Indeed...Michigan Tool shows are ALWAYS spectacular!!!

Saw them in 2006 at the Palace of Auburn Hills. Fucking amazing show! They sounded fantastic. Only better show I've ever been to was Tool at the Huntington Center in Toledo only because I was closer to the stage.

I could listen to that on loop for hours 👹

Its because its a cultural band, not a mainstream business band.

Same, it was my first concert ever

I was there with you Bill!!!! Totally agree. 2nd time for me. Absolutely spectacular to the ears and eyes!!!!! The most I’ve ever spent on a ticket but worth every penny. Just an amazing group of musicians. Looking forward to next time 🤘🤘🤘🤘

@@jackmasters9953 The best concert I have seen in years !

He’s not not at all. One of the most celebrated drummers in the world of music and metal, has time signatures only he knows !

​​@@craigmcghie7019I don't think Rolling Stone has him in the top ten which is blasphemy. He's doing things during songs.... no one else would dare. That's because everyone else on that stage can adjust right with him.