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lol such a great show I loved it - was only my second Goose show just love what they're doing - avoiding copying Phish and developing they're on style of wicked guitar and keyboard jams - hope they can keep it up and continue to write some interesting originals

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I've been listening to and loving this song for 28 years and there is no right or wrong when it comes to interpreting how to perform a song. Make it your own. I liked her way of doing it as well. Big props to the drummer.

@@Grums Not trying to argue with you, opinions are subjective. But I disagree with you. Maynards Pitches, tones and dynamics mesh into the music like another instrument. He's brilliant at it. Some songs, some artists are great for putting your own flair on. But TOOL, not so much. Almost sounds like a guitar playing the wrong chords. The girl singing here has a great voice, no doubt. My personal opinion though, it would sound even better if she followed the nuances and dynamics Maynard recorded. She sounds extremely talented. I'd love to hear her take a run at it trying to put it out just as the song was recorded.

@@Grums my brother, the biggest TOOL fan I know, liked this cover

This is the sound board. Not the singer. They simply got her way up too high and she doesnt know that son

The mix is doo doo for sure, but her interpretation is also kinda doo doo.

you should check out a video on here..."kids cover 46 & 2"...posted by the O'Keefe Music Foundation. they have a female singer, like here. it's my "the future of music will be fine" video i send to folks who think good music is dying.

Sensational

So good. Worth every second

Away from the Mire

Thank u for sharing

well said! we saw them in CO - it was amazing ❤

yep

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