This was hilarious. You inadvertently gave the biggest complement imaginable to the Tool fans. Jordan was jamming with a song, not recording it in the studio, and everything he's doing here is more musically sophisticated than the original. The man has forgotten more about music theory than you will likely ever know.
@VintageReduxProjectКүн бұрын
pausing mid transition is wild.
@kylekinney9455Күн бұрын
To each their own, but c'mon man you don't have to disrespect.. they're still entirely unique and they're freaking rich as hell so they're doing something right/better than the rest of us
@zackfreeman39852 күн бұрын
I enjoyed watching this with you guys. Was about my 500th time hearing this song. It's so deep and beautiful.
@Alchupanebrei2 күн бұрын
Чуваки! Чел который держит микрофон, он двигает головой не понимая смысла мелодии. Он пытается чувствовать ритм не уважая гармонию и смысл трека. В подобной музыке нужно чувствовать. А что бы чувтвовать, нужно понимать, что надо головой кивать и махать иногда на слабую долю и вообще... Надо не восьмыми махать башкой. Но хотя бы шестнадцатыми
@kurtschafer39703 күн бұрын
Check out Rush Tom Sawyer
@williamfaulk63673 күн бұрын
Climax! The word you were looking for.
@Matybigfro4 күн бұрын
I think loosing their original bass player to a reallt tragic accident after their fifth album had an undoubtedly serious impact on their sound. His bass playing and approach while very understated was fundamental to their groove and vibe. I think they're still making amazing music but their sound had to evolve and i think later akbums tend to take repeat listens before they get you in the same way their stuff did. I'm not sure its worse just different. Also the mix is not quite as perfect as earlier albums.
@Matybigfro4 күн бұрын
The drummer Abe was saying he had been listening to and influenced allot by Timberland and Portishead on this album.
@TheStacanova4 күн бұрын
What you have to understand is, The Mars Volta is Omar’s and Cedric’s band, Omar’s in charge musically. While Omar wanted the Thomas Pridgen drumming on Bedlam that you’re familiar with, Pridgen’s drumming is much more laid back and traditional on the 2nd Mars Volta record he was on and on the multiple Omar solo records he played on. The primary difference on those records and Jon Theodore’s work with the band is that Pridgen always has a more defined kick & snare drum attack sound, while Theodore is more going for the Bonham sounding kick and snare ghost note sound.
@charliewalton82714 күн бұрын
Bro on the left was going through some shit up in his head
4 күн бұрын
My younger brother loved comic books while I studied electricity and gasoline engines. I had little hope for my bro. I acquired journeyman status, earned degrees, and taught college. Young bro went to law school, aced it all, minored in math, got his JD & BAR, and brilliantly defended either side interlacing Shakespeare and using all the logic from the comics to win.He was also an amazing guitarist, and he is black. I love tool...
@RelaxAntti4 күн бұрын
No fucking way. You just stopped the song right before the best part of the whole fucking song. An outright crime.
@Ben_jammin20865 күн бұрын
Sounds clean
@jice78996 күн бұрын
This song Is composed utilizing the Fibonacci sequence, one of the reoccurring formula for the creation of everything in the universe so it most certainly will give you the chills. They are using the secret language of God to make this music.
@furiousdancer7 күн бұрын
Bahaaaaaa TOOL Army here, that was such a fun reaction to watch, you guys are fantastic. I subscribed 💜✨
@egonheimans30138 күн бұрын
Primus Sucks
@martyayy8 күн бұрын
If I had his unbelievable talent I’d be cocky too and so would these guys every musician in Dream Theater should be respected for their talent, they are some of the best musicians: period!
@user-td7ih7ix1e8 күн бұрын
"There is nothing crazy going on" he's not doing anything hard but it's nice...Please sit down in front of a kit and show us that this is something that is reproducible. If not then you have no "Chops"
@dariocutro43258 күн бұрын
Tommy Green was the lead singer of Sleeping Giant from Redlands California,formed Holy Name . I worship the MOST HIGH in my truck on the way to work. Love these guys.
@PorkSoda1478 күн бұрын
The primus infection reached across the pond. Welc9me
@calaveth8 күн бұрын
@alanwalters81348 күн бұрын
Gospel chops busting nuts.
@jessicajacobsen1789 күн бұрын
I love Christian metal! Check out Wolves at the Gate “the Father’s Bargajn.” It’s so powerful and they’re the best in the game 💯 the lyric video! Lyrically and musically one of the best written.
@GoodAlexanderVibes10 күн бұрын
Animals as Leaders is most definitely an acquired taste. The more you listen to it, the more you can identify, the better it gets. It is alot... thats sort of the point. Its some of the most interesting music out there now (imo).
@jflatty538910 күн бұрын
there is no other song perhaps on earth where the video is a must- this is that one
@MattMonk10 күн бұрын
Tosin Abasi is legit one of the most talented guitarists to ever live.
@MC-ep8cu11 күн бұрын
Intelligence is hard to come by keyboard man
@IanHaupt-v8v12 күн бұрын
The band heard a story about a young man who took his life because of bullying. They were one of the first ones to do it and I think they deserve credit. so this is based on actual events and your bias is meaningless, have what little heart you have left and excuse your astonishingly stupid criticisms
@IanHaupt-v8v12 күн бұрын
I saw all those guitars you had in the background and I'll bet you anything you can't play a lick of guitar as well as I can play drums and I'm willing to prove it this is a good song with meaning and you should take it for what it's worth and don't knock it you're wrong brother
@dennisgray810012 күн бұрын
Go back to Soundgarden? Dude, really? Boring ? I'm sure you could have sung it better.
@davidburton48712 күн бұрын
You cannot play this
@user-xd1ze4jf6e13 күн бұрын
This was like watching a kid take a “time out” and pout for 10 minutes. Tired of this brat and his channel. Bye.
@user-xd1ze4jf6e13 күн бұрын
I see the problem. Your drummer thinks he’s a musician. If you can’t enjoy jam bands, and music for the sake of music - you need to stick to industry formulas and keep painting by color while the real artists do their jobs.
@dwdorris304813 күн бұрын
U messed your boys vibe . Early
@Ivan-Hernandez13 күн бұрын
Tool fans don't tolerate thin skin
@x0x0skiller214 күн бұрын
Why is every video I’ve seen from this channel been so snobby? Lmao. Like I get it, jerks make KZbin channels too, but geesh lol.
@demontesinferno6x614 күн бұрын
I love how how old buck gets the feel and message. its in his face. this is a real message from young men 50 years ago. lyrics by Geezer Butler . the youth think too, never forget that...plus this is first generation after WWII. The ending represents The end
@demontesinferno6x614 күн бұрын
also that bourbon/whiskey set in the background. cheers!
@demontesinferno6x614 күн бұрын
as Im listenig to the solo breakdown keep in mind. The guitarist Tony Iommi has two fake finger tips from a saw injury
@check152615 күн бұрын
How is a giant crowd going nuts 'not appreciating the music"?!
@garyregan729815 күн бұрын
You can't tell the difference drum solo, drum battle there's no mis step?
@andicapped785115 күн бұрын
Dude on the right is the most annoying type of critic. He's the most boring guy in every video.
@kirilkirilov718516 күн бұрын
that's the most obnoxious reaction I have ever seen))) dude, the whole purpose of Drumeo is to put drummers out of their comfort zone, making them play music they either don't know or are not familiar with! You could have said: I don't believe she is genuine and left it to that, but nagging for 5 min ( that's all I watched from your reaction) like a whiny woman with questionable morality is way too much. Are you sure you are not a woman down there, given the tantrum you threw...one can never know in these modern times
@davidwehinm16 күн бұрын
Charles looking mad intense
@joshwoolaghan607416 күн бұрын
For a few guys who really enjoy music, it’s shocking no one has begged you to react to Tool-Descending. Has to be one of their greatest songs. It’s fantastic. Check it out
@davidcapraro471516 күн бұрын
I love this band. I listen to this a lot of the time. The energy and complexity that they play with is soothing. It releases my energy that is inside and allowsit to flow out of me. It makes me feel relaxed. I find grooves and rhythm very easily. It may help if you listen to it with speakers so you can feel the music. Let it surround you. I listen to it on my lunch breaks at work. The complexity and speed of the music makes me feel happy and motivates me to move, or just chill and relax. It depends how I am feeling. If I have frustrations, it makes me relaxed. If I am feeling energetic and working out or going on a bike ride, it amps me up. I feel like if you relax your mind, it is easier to digest. Cheers 🍻
@charlescoleman550916 күн бұрын
Primus is an acquired taste, but speaking as a musician, I think you’re over analyzing. And Les Claypool is doing more stuff on bass that most people have done in their lifetime.