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I saw Danny play from like 15 feet away when he went on tour with Pygmy Love Circus in the early 2000's. His power as a drummer can't be understated. It isn't just the technique. It's in his ability to be nearly silent and then deafening in a fraction of a second. And he's always completely in control. There are a few drummers who break new ground consistently. He's one of them.

He's in,a prog rock band named Volto. They play small venues in LA area time to time. Worth the 15 bucks or so for admission.

Danny Carey is an octopus 🐙 he plays so amazing

Wonder what he would think about the fact that Danny is into the occult and satanism, even owning a copy of White Stains with Mr Crowley's semen in the fabric of the cover. lol unless, of course, that's all just classic Tool sarcasm

@@MeanStreamFraudCast Any wise Christian would at least mildly educate themselves, if not study such things as Danny Carey does.

If you hadn't said it, I'd have

Exactly!

Well said 100%

Same here man

666 likes!!!

Agreed

He's also saying, if anyone gets to judge humanity, it's she...

Holy shit..

It's for his mother, Judith who was religious, and yet suffered for 27 years after a debilitating stroke. Maynard was 11.

so Maynard's mother suffered a stroke or accident ( can't remember which ) which left her paralyzed and speechless. she was an avid Christian and her pastor told her that what had happened to her was god punishing her for her sins. Maynard is an atheist. this song is about his mothers suffering and how he learned to respect her beliefs even if he didn't share them. it is a song paying tribute to her indomitable will that let her keep her belief in the face of so much suffering and his respect for her. it's in my opinion one of if not the most profound songs of love and respect ever written.

I kinda hear more relief and at peace cuz shes no longer suffering.

in a child’s eyes, a mother is a goddess... she can be glorious or terrible, benevolent or filled with wrath, but she commands love either way... i am convinced that this is the greatest power in the universe... because god could not be everywhere, and therefore he made mothers... and sometimes the strength of motherhood is greater than natural laws...

Omg me too. Such passion and such a personal song. So thankful for him sharing it with all of us. A masterpiece.

@@seelenwinter6662 fuck that's heavy... and so true. I love my mom so much.

I cry at a lot of Tool's music.

Music and Love are universal languages. Spoken by multiple people, regardless of faith, race, or any other outside influence. Feeling something so deeply can only ever be felt in that way through music, and love.

I love this comment mostly because your unbiased answer. Thank you

If you listen to Judith it's about his mother & what she & the family went through with her illness & how horribly her church reacted to it. She was loyal to the end though! Maynard does not believe in any god & it's separate from the anger he feels towards this particular church that his mother attended.

Well, his mother was very sick but also very, VERY religious and Maynard went through a lot of pain because of her illness and family-related stuff and that made him really question god and religion. I understand him completely tho.

I have to say that the intelligent discussion that comes out of these reaction videos is right up the alley of what Maynard has spoken to. As you said, he's against closed-mindedness. If we can all communicate and discuss these ideas intelligently, I dare say MJK would be pleased.

well said young man....

Same here man. That line. Is killer for me. Especially that I experienced the loss of an amzingly kind loved one.

I cry everytime

thats supposed to be approximately how long she was in the wheel chair before her passing .

Every time. And I have probably listened to it 10,000 times.

yeah hits so hard

My heart goes out to you. I watched my father die but wasn't there when my mom did. My mom's middle name was Marie so I listened to Wings for Marie and 10000 Days right after I found out that she died.

Wow

Thanks for sharing. 💚

I wasn't there, but I saw him dead...

I held my moms hand when she went. She adopted me at two days old but she’ll always be me mum.

That's why it's dangerous to claim your Christian but not follow Gods word. It damages people and turns them against him. People don't understand that Christianity is not religion but a relationship with Christ. That's why so many kids raised Catholic turn away. They put man in power and feel religious acts will get you somewhere. Real Christians who follow Christ put Love above all. Being judgmental is not love.

Amen

Ghandi once said something to the effect of, "I like your Christ, but I do not like your Christians; your Christians are so unlike your Christ."

It’s not being close minded and toxic, that’s what Satan wants you to believe, it’s telling you truths that you don’t want to here. You want to be lied to. You want to be absolved from any responsibility. You want to ride the top of the fence so that you can fall over to the “ right side” when everything comes to pass but you won’t be given that opportunity. Don’t you know that? Don’t you know how dangerous the mainstream is? I guess not. It’s amazing to me that people think there is no purpose to life and that we are hurling through space, uncontrollably. Yeah right. They want you to think that you are insignificant but let me tell you that you are not insignificant! You are perfectly created by God and he wants you to know and live your purpose in life. Turn off the mainstream and watch your life change for the better.

turbotimthree I respect your views my guy so I'd appreciate if you'd respect mine, whether you agree or disagree.

They always keep on asking for a new album(which we are finally getting on August 30th) and streaming(which we are getting Friday). Some even try to get up on stage(which Maynard flipped a bitch over).

@@kultenhughes3585 that dude had the best night of his life that day.

I'd wager 5 USD that the meanies just wear the liking TOOL badge like a mask.

Thats why he mounted that dumb fan and choked him out on stage... lol...

I don't think anyone despises tool fans more than Maynard James Keenan

Me too I absolutely loved hearing a intelligent look on there songs... Although I disagree with some of his thoughts it was refreshing to see someone not condem a different point of view

100% agree with Melody

@Austin Lavista It's amazing that many Christians have so many different beliefs from sect to sect... So many interpretations... I tolerate & love those who tolerate & love me.

Omg, they did Judith? I just subbed, 2nd vid from then I've watched. I just took a chance while having a beer and I'm so glad I did.

Same feeling here, although I believe demanding something isn't that big of a crime anyway.

Yes I agree. Thanks for putting it into words.

i've always understood it that way too.

I've always taken it as him feeling upset at the trials she had to endure. She maintained her faith through it all, and it hurt Maynard to witness her devotion through the trials he felt she didn't deserve. She made it through her entire life this way. I always felt that it implied a possible backstory of him hoping she would abandon her faith because a God that put someone through the trials she endured didn't deserve her faith. Since she didn't falter, Maynard is demanding that she gets her wings. The anger and pain in his voice gives me this perspective. It is as though he is expressing the scenario he wants to happen and is playing it out in his thoughts during an emotional outburst. The rest of the song guided me towards processing it this way. She would never command wings if you take the entire beginning of the song and Part 1 as testament to her character. The ending of Part 2 contributes even more to it as him asking for her forgiveness just for suggesting she should tell her maker that it's time for her to come home (which is done far calmer than demanding wings). This ending also implies that Maynard has reached a certain peace in the thought of her entering heaven (or at least going home with her maker). It left me with the impression that he was happy for her conclusion. Her faith wasn't in vain. So it seems that his anger wasn't that she kept her faith, it wasn't at the trials she faced, and it wasn't at those that judged her. It was at the thought of her keeping her faith through the trials and still not making it into her heaven. Anger is a stage of grief that comes before acceptance. You could even argue that demanding wings falls within the bargaining category. The anger stage comes shortly after death and it is emotionally driven. It makes sense for him to fantasize about her entry into the heaven of the religion she put her entire life's faith into. It is a projection of his pain and anger into this emotionally driven daydream/fantasy... That's how I've always viewed it, anyway. Maynard famously takes scenarios/concepts/etc and breaking them down into their base concepts through representative metaphors that can be applied into however many ways the listeners chooses to interpret them. Even so, Wings for Marie seemed to be one of the few songs that he wrote more literally than others, and he tends to write songs as an experience more than a blatant narration. I wonder how many people will actually read that entire wall of text? Hahaha.... Tool songs can never be simply summarized.

@@ArtByCole that was very well put. I agree. The song was him coming to acceptance. Suggesting that she of all people deserve to be in heaven more than others. I've heard that humans even rise further above than angels when we go to heaven. But this song was more of a representation of his emotions.

I too must echo these sentiments completely.

Swami Om Are you a believer in Osho? I'm talking about the Indian Guru. I'm basing that off of your name.

I am not a believer in Osho. Swami is a title that can mean many things. It’s also one of many titles I’ve had and let go of over the years. Thanks for your interest :) ❤️🔥🧘🏻‍♂️

@@theredlogician4743 I just watched the documentary Wild Wild Country. Your name stuck out to me. I didn't know it had many meanings. Thanks for the info. It's interesting

Totally concur.

Justizzle Lamparizzle Well said.. I feel the same exact way

Jambi wrecks me.

Well said sir. And to Robert, I agree with this completely. You guys are inspiring in your willingness to explore things outside of your comfort zone, and I can assure you that there are a lot of atheists/agnostics and people of any faith that could enjoy what you guys are doing, and see the value in it. You got my sub, looking forward to seeing more of you guys.

Same, but in LA. That was the first time they ever played the song live iirc. I’ll never forget that night. And the next night either lol (saw them both nights in a row)

Wow

@@MisterK-YT Just saw them in Columbus last night. They didn’t play this song, but the whole band was next level. Like a religious experience.

@@BrandonToy yeah it’s always been that way

@@MisterK-YT I was actually a little worried that their live show was overhyped based on some videos I watched of live shows on line. In the videos, you couldn’t really see Maynard well and the sound was iffy. But I had hope it was just the production values of the video. What’s funny is that Maynard standing in the back ENHANCES his stage presence and lends this awesome aura to his performance. And the lights and sound were just superb, extremely high quality. Sound was actually better than their recordings. I’ll be watching for them to come around again for sure.

So many people miss that element to this song, and I can't figure out how. He doesn't budge... but says "if you're right, you're the only one who lived it. Go get your wings."

i think you should listen again

may Allah bless your mother's soul, brother.. Inna-lillahi-wainna-lillahi-rojiun..

Sorry about your loss

I'm sorry.

What is Islam's approach to loss and the problem of pain? In Western theology, there's a paradox between the idea that a good God is capable of stopping all pain and lets pain happen anyway. Does Islam have a similar paradox regarding your perception of Allah (PBUH - I think I did that right?)

@@lettuceprime4922 Muslims believe that pain is god's way of testing their faith, and that they must accept whatever happens to them good or bad. as for loss, they believe that you shouldn't cry for the loss of a close one because it was their time to go (people still cry though, because how could they not?).

Very same reaction to the song that i had.

Same bro.. my grandma was one of the closest people to me, she understood me, never doubted me, never talked bad about me when almost every other family member did, and we had such deep conversations about many things, one of which was religion since she was a devoted Catholic and even though I was more agnostic. Sadly she lost 2 sons in the mid 80s, followed by her husband, and still survived them by almost 30 years. She had dialysis and diabetes for the last 4 years of her life and never once doubted her faith. Since then, i always shed a tear when i hear this..

One can be proud of a lady like your grandmother, not only theologically, but of her strength as a person.

I STILL get tears at this song. It applies to so many losses over the years, especially my own grandmother. Tool has a way of creating music that speaks to you seemingly directly, especially in the later 3 albums. Hopefully this year we get the new album and all new songs to enjoy!

Ditto

Right In Two is a great choice. I'm an atheist Tool fan and I think its their best song. It's subject matter would be a great topic for Pastor Rob here.

Right in Two has nothing to do with spirituality, its about going to war over land that was never yours to begin with. Like going to war over Oil. Which is what its basically about

@@tobypuscifer1810 Agreed, I think it also has a lot to do with Maynard's view of humanity. How petty we all are to let our anger drive us to commit such atrocious acts. Vicarious has a lot of the same interpretation to me, we are a species fascinated by our own mortality.

You might have changed your opinion of me after watching Right in two but I appreciate your comment.

@@roberthoughton7127 Thanks for the reply, and, in fact, my opinion of you hasn't changed at (for the worse) since watching the Right In Two video, quite the opposite. It was another interesting perspective and I don't have to agree with you to appreciate your tact and your honesty. Thanks for the effort you put into these videos!

Thank you Aaron Van Pelt for giving this fellow non-theist a well thought out dressing down. I was one of the people who gave Houghton a ration of shit. I am especially pissed at myself for MY misinterpretation of Judith, particularly because I first heard the song way before he did. Yipes. More due diligence required on my end too. Mea culpa. And welcome to the Tool family Rob!

@@aaronvanpelt3000 good comment! I feel like your relationship to the secular arts - from the details in your comment - was similar to mine. I also feel like too many atheists and theists become very closed minded once they get their mind set. I - for a long time - was a Christian who never had my beliefs challenged and I feel like that seriously hurt my intellectual development. Too many times I see people who are in a closed mindset who argue their position with very little substance.

Sadly, those people don't even realize that they are in fact not Christians at all. Our purpose as Christians is to strive to live and love like Jesus did. Jesus loved EVERYONE. He had a special love and closeness for sinners, and the lost. Check out the parable of the lost sheep. Christians are to be the hands and feet of the Holy Spirit.

Being a Christian has zero to do with how you feel about other Christians. It has everything to do with your own personal relationship with Christ.

Once you realize that those people are a small but vocal minority, you just stop caring about them.

Hi my friend... I just want to take a moment and give you perspective of a former atheist turned believer. I'm 44... I've been a Christian for the better part of 21 or so years. I held MANY assumptions about Christians prior to my acceptance of Jesus... thankfully, a VAST majority of Christians that I have gotten to know & fellowshipped with over the past 2 decades are NOTHING like what you have described to be your experience. My hope for you is that you will look past some of those assumptions, as justified as those assumptions might be, and give self professed Christians the opportunity to earn your trust and friendship. God bless!!!

So if a christian tells you, your going to hell. Kindly remind them when passing judgement they judge themselves. God demands we be hot or cold. If lukewarm I spew you from my mouth. Those that play religious then live sinful (in my opinion the vast majority of these called christian) lives are hypocrites and give God an awful outlook. Not everyone believes your condemned nor do they condemn you. I myself am curious to understand how you dont believe. Me I'd insight a debate not an argument an intellectual debate. I too want better understanding as do most people. Good day to you

that's true!

I have a problem with the people at the church as well. I'm a Christian and that's the reason I don't go. Everytime I do, it seems like nobody's doing what the Bible teaches. But our relationship with Christ is a personal one. I shouldn't judge but it is a turn off when people cut you off in the parking lot leaving service. Luckily, I can still pray read alone.

Song “Talk Talk” by A Perfect Cirlcle highlights this exact subject

Believe in the word of God not the word of man

@@zar7518 There is I believe a contradiction there though. The bible is ultimately the word of men. So for Christians how do you reconcile that. For myself I struggled for many years. Raised in catholic schools I was atheistic/agnostic most of my life but in the last 5 or 6 years have become a Deist. I find it to likely that there is some sort of divine being. However I just don't feel the bible is the representation of that. I think we have to find that truth ourselves via prayer/meditation. The beauty of this concept is it allows for acceptance and respect for almost any other religion. because everyone communicates with God (or whatever you may call it) in their own way.

@Khellendross .... agree with almost everything you said, come let us reason together... we have to admit mankind has became way more untrustworthy overtime than it was in the beginning. Religion is about faith not proof. And I have faith in the men in the beginning of time that took the word of God from God and put it on paper for the first time that it is from God. I do not read updated versions of the Holy Bible I read only and study only Christianity threw the oldest text I can find. With that being said I do not trust mankind and I put my trust/faith in God not in man.

"I disagree because i have the proper understanding"

@@dudebrostranger haha ikr, bunch o' dicks

"Don't let the bastards grind you down" ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jluLPQxOkgY.html

Dylan Brooks what do you mean, Devolving lolol

YES.

Evolving*

Funny how when almost any "reaction" channel does tool, they then keep going and growing with tool.

Evolving*

Hey mate, good thoughts. I wonder if Maynard is using a bit of 'poetic licence' about the 'demand' re wings. You get the feeling that she wouldn't have been the type to 'demand' anything from God. Brilliant lyrics though. Amazing

@@Revheadrev feels like he's projecting his feelings in the imagined conversation. In the last verse, when he's at peace, the imagined conversation is different, the approach is humble and just gives a sense of quiet confidence in a life righteously lived.

this is his song of hope, and trying to grieve.

@@stefanovitali2925 agreed.

Fellow atheist here. Consider the fact that Maynard's mother spent 27-28 years immobilized due to cerebral haemorrage. She endured that and in Maynard's eyes she has earned her wings, her mobility, her acknowleged sanctity (as she percieves it). Her demanding to be let in also makes this point. She has probably seen it as a test of god and told Maynard that as well so of course when the trials were passed she'd demand to be let in, she paid the ticket so to speak, in her eyes.

Agreed

Also mudvayne world so cold

I was thinking aenima by tool

Yess please, he would enjoy the lyrics and drums. But also i need to hear his reaction to it compared to my theory.

Yes. As I see it, this song is about how the angles are jealous of us humans, and them watching, in disbelief, how we've squandered everything that was bestowed upon us.

We are all on this spiritual journey together. Being a T()()L fan and a Christian are not necessarily mutually exclusive.

Right? I been really down lately and this is actually making me feel better.

Same, i like listening till the end instead of skipping to the next video.

A pure and innocent perspective for anyone to hold.

Important to be said

Yes, precisely, to me this two part song is a perspective of an enlightened atheist so any theological criticism is perhaps not strongly relevant. The song is painfully emotional and highly relatable to so many people but it is hard not to feel like a helpless emotional parasite when listening and pondering it. Don't get me wrong, this song is important to me, but it is painfully relevant.

@@SushantaBabason I don't think Maynard is just an enlightened atheist nor religious, the spirituality behind his lyrics tells me he believes in a greater power. But I don't know.

@@HamzaWaked I agree but do not know either 😀

Understand.... I'm thankful that he does listen....

I agree wholeheartedly with Katie. I am not of the Christian faith, but a goodly amount of my family are and I am very much of the mind that if your belief makes you a better person than I am all for it. "Reflection" is fantastic... also, the song "Jimmy" is one more part of this story. Please do continue what you are doing. Music is for all of the world, and any time I see other people enjoying music I like, it makes me smile just a little bit.

@@charliehunter9257 😊 ✌❤

Well said. I like your reply. Atheist myself. However all views must be respected. Yours and theirs included. Glad these two took the time and have the openmindedness ( if that's a word?) to make these videos. Good on them.

Commenting from 2025, is the new album out yet?

I get goosebumps just thinking about it

I get goosebump thinking about it. I cry listening to it.

Double thumbs up!!

Make me cry almost every time but can never stop listening

The God of Thunder for sure!

Of course man!! He is the GOAT. I play drums and I just hoped to play half as well as he does before I die.

Never seen anyone else better than Danny and his creativity!!! GOAT indeed

A G.O.A.T. drummer doesn't exist. The proper term is "favorite." Danny's not the greatest drummer of all-time, it's much more accurate to just say he's your "favorite." Any claim that any drummer, guitarist, bassist, vocalist etc. is the G.O.A.T is just not true. There is no way to measure a "G.O.A.T." That's why we have our personal favorites.

@@Bucketbothead007 wow... Thank you ever so much for your oh so insightful knowledge. However, Danny Carey is the greatest drummer to ever have walked the earth. Have a great day! 😁

Same here 🙋🏻‍♀️ Listened all the time and didn't understand the lyrics. Cryed NOW after all these years

I think 10000 days is their most diverse album, often overlooked. Im not picking favourites when its about Tool. Impossible, its all absolutely fantastic and depending on the day/mood Inhave didferent favourites.

A fellow 10k fan!!! It’s always been the most well made tool album with the best beginning and the most emotional song.

Yes please! I've commented this in the past!!

Heck yeah! That's my favorite Tool song.

Here's a lyric video I made on my second channel. It's not your typical "lyrics on a black screen" lyric video. I actually put a lot of work into it. I also put a lot of work into transcribing the lyrics of the ALBUM version of the song, since all of the lyrics you'll find online, including the ones on the official site, are for later LIVE versions (Maynard sometimes drastically changes his lyrics in live shows, and those are what he posted on the Tool site). ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CiEhV4_9FbM.html

Please!

Kevin Thomas ... I totally agree Danny Carey one of the greatest drummers of all time 👍

Yes to Danny Carey. He's an animal

Danny Carey truly is one of the greatest ever (and a truly humble guy). Saw him step in for a band recently to play drums (who were doing a cover of The Pot). They were kids - teenagers, and he jammed with them. It was beyond great to see. :)

I was going to say the same thing. Danny Carey is a true artist.

Danny Carey is alright but he's no Danny Carey..

More than that. The Lord desired Maynard to come home. His Mother sacrificed herself to that end. She suffered so that he would accept divinity or allow her sacrifice to be in vain. He had a choice. He deified Judith Marie and Maynard will now be at His side.

Or Eulogy would be interesting

Hes talking about the 50 50 in life

Troy Talbot ... Believe in your bowl of mashed potatoes or at least something you atheist idiot. Without believing in something more powerful than you, you eventually will believe you are the power which highlights my point.

@@zar7518 Umm. I believe in you, brother.

Troy Talbot : Ditto ✌️

ZarGaming well that's where he's at in his experience. I understand your anger but anger isn't going to guide someone to the Truth. I was in atheist, and you could say that Saul was an atheist in the Bible (helping to murder Christians even). But then Saul/Paul had an amazing experience with God and went on to carry Christianity all over his region and beyond way back then. Some say he was responsible for keeping Christianity alive and allowing it to be prevalent nowadays. Point is that some people are atheist on the timeline of their walk in this world. The rest is up to God and humans carrying out God's will. I'm not defending atheism, but rather pointing out that this life is a marathon rather than a race.

Ok I apologize for the mashed potatoes comment and saying you are an idiot ... you are definitely not an idiot because ultimately you are one of Gods children. Just on a long journey for the truth...I hope the light of Christ leads you my brother. Just remember every civilization ever created was built on a premise of a Higher Power. No one is immortal and if human beings had the power in our minds and through science to create the world and everything that exist in it we would’ve already had world peace. This has not happened and never will, believing in a higher power makes you have to be “accountable” for your actions which creates better human beings intern creates a better world. God bless you all. ✌️

Excellent suggestion

Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeease do this one it's my favorite song by them by far

Those quotes have changed / saved my life numerous times.

You made me go back and listen with a new picture. Thank you.

he definitely must

Great song!

I agree and the music video makes it even better and more sad

@@freakbag420 it's not an official tool video

Lone Wolf85000 i wouldnt have been able to tell since The art style is spot on for an official tool video

At this point, you're basically asking them to be a Tool react channel haha.

As an ex Muslim now an atheist that line almost made me accept Jesus for a moment.

Osman Kurt You should look into Nabeel Qureshi’s work before he passed.

Some ideas and emotions transcend religions. Religion is a human construct after all. So why should an atheist or agnost not feel some common ground. The idea of being witnessed gets you because we all universally want to be "witnessed" for things we do in life. We want others to bear witness and share in the things we do.

I used to be agnostic for years. After I lost my mother to Cancer when I was 14 I was convinced there was no god.

@@PinePrince I lost faith in Christianity probably 5 years before I stopped believing in a god altogether

Every group has a negative and positive aspect to it.

Sorry for your loss. I lost my mother to Ovarian Cancer when I was 14 and Tool really helped me through it. My mother was an amazing mother and person and I miss her every day.

Yes vicarious, I think right in two is going to definitely be next though lol

Vicarious is excellent

I love vicarious but they should get off that album after right in two then get into something like eulogy or 46 and 2

Same here, I have been a fan since the 90's, I was introduced when I was 13. I was the only girl going to ballet jamming to Tool and wearing my Docs. LOL

Agree! Accidentally stumbled across these videos. Gigantic Tool fan here and love the open mindedness coming from these guys. Amazing.

Also a huge Tool fan since the 90's and the only girl doing my equestrian routines to Tool songs lol. Very nice to see open minded people listening to and doing their best to understand the importance and meaning behind the brilliance of Maynard.

What you said

I was at Voodoo Fest 2001 and Bush was on before Tool, the crowd was pretty bad, booed Bush's whole set. But I was also at the Toronto Rocks concert and got to see Justin Timberlake dodge bottles of piss. Can't pleas em all.

God is not a humanoid. Made in his image doesn't mean having arms n legs etc.

Ice Kold Killa haha more ignorance with non-religious people. I am now living in the bible belt. 80% of the people here are unable to point out germany on a map. Just sayin, dont wanna start no beef but a statement like that just asked for a reaction

@@frenchtoast2319 I was about to say that. It's the first time I see someone refering to God as a "humanoid". Lol. But still it was a good comment. I agree with most of it.

blood2axe is a good example of the unsavory fan.

I agree strongly with everyone that wants to hear you review/react and speak on right in two by tool but i dont want this to just become a tool discussion...soo many other great songs out there

Tool eulogy

A perfect circle the doomed

This channel is dumb keep to tellin people bout God.... not music

donnie lanyon what?

@@donnielanyon9071 you obviously, in your limited understanding of life, have completely missed the point of this channel. He's not critiquing the music per say, he is looking at it from a spiritual aspect. And you must give him credit for being open minded enough to at least give it a listen, which most Christians would nor.

@@ConservativeGangstR I don't even know who pewtpie if that how it's spelled I'm more a shout at the devil guy I'm not a good guy and I just thinks this channel is dum dum dum dum I'm aloud to say how I feel without jackwagons like u giveing me shit so fuck off bro

@@donnielanyon9071 damn english isnt even my first language and i understand everything what he ment and they try to tell i think u just arent understand what they trying to do. or you just a troll BEGONE

Anesthetize would be sick. (Best song they ever wrote)

Ximon Trespalacios I second PT or anything by Steven for that matter.

Nobody has ever heard of Porcupine Tree

@@ohyeahyeah2138 ...or have they

porcupine tree is awesome

I never seen your comments from b4 but just by reading this I know you are doing what Maynard would want you to. Hats off to your sir

@@ANNUNAKTRACKS Thanks so much! Maynard definitely is a being of growth and he really inspires me. :)

I felt th same way until I got more into their video on Judith to be honest. You’re much like me, or course we would beer towards thinking these two were stupid or whatever for listening to this track when they’re vividly Christian, but he didn’t do it for th first reasons I thought. As I got more and more into th vid I could see they were really looking into every of the song and really trying to see where MJK came from ya know. It ended up being even better after finding this vid. At least this guy is more open to other beliefs than most Christians.

B-Side Malone, not all of us are complete judgemental pricks lol, it's like with anything in my experience. The ugly nasty few generally produce a stereotype for the majority

+B-Side Malone yes, it's really nice to see some open minded Christians who are trying to see other points of view and hear opposing views without (too much) judgement. It's something more people of every faith and belief (or lack there of) should do. We need to respect each other's differences ESPECIALLY when we don't agree.

Maynard is a real peices of work when it comes to interviews.

@@joseignaciohileradorna5122 actually, i think maynard would be respectful towards a religious person, provided they are open minded

Maynard would chew him up and spit him out. Not even close to intellectual equals. Not an insult to this Pastor he’s clearly a smart man but he wouldn’t be able to keep up with Maynard.

Yeah just call him up on the old telephone.

Maynard's a recluse when it comes to doing interviews.

"Home" is her home. Her faith. Her version and story of her beliefs.

THIS!

I was just about to request this one. Hands down best one

Please this!

@@kdouglas9256 😂

There's also Horizons from Puscifer

I think Humbling River from Puscifer too

This one sounds like bargaining.

Jimmy is also about him Mom

@@goatdad8661 I'd say acceptance.

No that might be too much right now

Haha yeah might be too much. If they were to listen to it i’d def recommend doing a background on the song

Only way to get into Tool is dive elbow deep into the borderline...

Hahaha I was playing that right before I clicked this video

If only Bill Manspeaker were to comment in this thread

As an agnostic I respect these two a lot even If I dont have any belief in organised religion

He Is would be great and is such a damn good song.

I wanna see them react to cirice

And then there's just NO GOING BACK

I think you are correct, He got goosebumps listening to it. Very few bands can achieve that kind of emotional response while listening them. Christian or not, great music is still great music.

It's hard NOT to become a fan, isn't it?

I think the fan is secretly a huge fan, and it looks like he is trying to hide it in front of his dad

There are two kinds of ppl in the world, those who love Tool and those who have never really listened to Tool.

So... tool, tool and tool?

@@victor_. or... Maynard, Maynard and Maynard lol

Yes! I’m a Member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and I *LOVE* TOOL!!!!

Puscifer > Tool > A Perfect Circle

Absolutely agree with this. It's not Judith saying this, but how Maynard views his mother. I also don't believe it's about his mother getting wings so to speak, but Maynard finally recognizing the true love behind his mothers unyielding faith. He has let go of his anger, and now he found peace.

Thanks for this analysis, it has really opened the song up for me

That was super insightful. Thanks for that

Great job guys, it`s always great to listen a fresh point of view in the content of Tool`s lyrics.

This. This right here. First listen to the whole album all the way through. You can check it out for free on their youtube.

They finally did it

Benny Wardle I saw you posted this 7months ago. I’d like to hope you’ve listened to every Tool song by now and that it completely changed your life.