2RG - Two Rocking Grannies Reaction: TOOL - STINKFIST

[@MattehInTheBox]

Schism, Lateralus, Pneuma, Parabol/Parabola. Please listen to these.

[@romanwolf0072]

Add prison sex

[@MattehInTheBox]

Look, there's so many good songs for them to listen to. But I started with a realistic list for them to work through, some of my favorites. If we're ganna add songs Vicarious is an obvious choice. Right in Two, 46 and 2, Aenema, Eulogy, The Pot, and many more titles should be added to this list. Let them slowly go down the rabbit hole. I think we can all agree that the four in the list is a good place to start. Honestly Parabol/Parabola is one song to me, if you even try to split them up you are doing a disservice to yourself.

[@Alix777.]

Push it, H, Aenima, Third Eye

[@Skjoldr123]

According to my understanding, Tool wrote this song to essentially be about human boredom and disconnect and how we've all become so fucking desensitized to everything around us, so the lyrics hint at a vague allusion to anal fisting, thus "Stinkfist". But really, the entire point was to gently push your mind in that direction as an example of the desensitization because your brain isn't going to look deeper without prompting, thus the final bridge. Just terrific human commentary. Maynard is fucking brilliant. "Something kinda sad about the way that things have come to be Desensitized to everything, what became of subtlety? How can this mean anything to me, if I really don't feel a thing at all?"

[@meegs2943]

Elbow deep inside the borderline ... Ill keep digging, Till I feel something ... Turn around and take my hand

[@stevegeedey7270]

MJK want's you not to believe every thing you here

[@TrojanPiece]

Lyrics and the music feel like Disturbed's "Numb", but on acid.

[@bradennichols3154]

He literally says "turn around and take my hand" meaning take my hand up your a@s!!😂😂😂😂

[@Skjoldr123]

Take my hand could mean in the traditional sense of taking someone's hand in yours. Thus, the subtlety. Ironic, considering this is exactly what he's singing about rofl

[@moonbubbles3046]

This is a fellow gray grandma here and Tool is my FAVORITE band of all time. For almost 30 years they’ve rocked and moved me to my core. Rock on, ladies!!!!

[@iandawson6461]

While I do enjoy their videos (Adam Jones's ideas and creations are incredible), I think a better reaction would be to just hear the songs without a visual. The videos can distract and take the discussion away from the music. Tool has been my favorite band since I was a freshman in high school. My tastes have changed and evolved, but I will always go back to this band. Each musician stands out, and the way they come together leaves me in awe.

[@jenniferbeeson2678]

Same - since high school when Aenima came out. I never got into their later albums because this album was just so amazing. I literally cannot drive while listening to most of the album because it's too intense and I mentally wander off. It's great for putting on headphones and just taking however long the album is to sit in the dark and listen.

[@ellalauderdale9141]

Definitely agree. Hopped into the comment session just to see if anyone was going to say this. The videos are great, but Id definitely listen to the music alone first before watching the videos if its new to you. Theyre two different experiences almost

[@Monsterclip101]

Agreed especially since their videos are so “out there” people end up paying more attention the the video instead of the music

[@slitheringsoundcat7996]

Sasasasasasasasame, my good man. My BFF gave me a mixtape with Stinkfist and 46&2 and I was Hooked. I finally saw them live during their first comeback tour before FI, and then the album dropped. In high-school didn't want to live past 30 I'm so glad I did, for the music alone. If I die before Danny, I want my spirit to dwell within that drum kit. I'll make friends with the daemon, no problem. Sorry for over sharing. I fucking love TOOL. Peace. ⚡👁️⚡

[@meghanmonroe]

You're so right about the videos taking away the focus from the music. The music is so intricate on its own, you have to give it full focus.

[@Ammeo]

Tool is a genre of their own

[@dekuscrub7423]

I've always said TOOL isn't just a band. It's an experience.

[@beastmerc84]

A lot of people hate when people say this, but in my opinion, they're the best. Nobody sounds like TooL. Some come close but just not the same. Their originality and over all message is awesome.

[@angelanoneofyourconcern7239]

#BIGFACTS

[@Ammeo]

@@viewer9997 : They tend more towards progressive metal than progressive rock. A proper progressive rock band would be Porcupine Tree or The Mars Volta

[@Ammeo]

@@viewer9997 : Tool and Porcupine tree are completely different. One is proper progressive rock, the other is not. Same is the case for RUSH

[@mrfreakmaster2256]

Adam Jones (guitar) is the guy behind this videos, he work in several sci-fi movies on special effects like terminator 2 or jurassic park. you will back on tool, that for sure

[@bmanson626]

Lol, I just replied about Adam also!

[@DeadMetal07]

MORE TOOL!!!!!!!

[@markkappe1995]

Tool's best songs are pretty long but the music is great. Recommend "Lateralus" or "Schism."

[@zachhood5100]

Would agree with lateralus, but schism doesnt do justice imo. Replace it with "46&2" or "Pneuma "

[@anthonyvisger3583]

46&2

[@darrenfitzpatrick6490]

replace that with Rosetta stoned, and You Lied cover...... can't really go wrong with TOOL though.

[@bccr13]

disposition/reflect/triad as one song

[@briana2707]

Reflection and pushit

[@Ohhelmno]

How did I miss this channel for so long? Y’all are infectiously joyful about metal, it’s so refreshing to see folks who would normally shun this type of music get so into it.

[@herringbone734]

Tool songs: Right in Two, Parabol-Parabola, Forty Six & Two, Lateralus, Vicarious,...

[@gradyhamilton2026]

YES!!! This is my favorite tool song!!!

[@allanbrown7526]

You have a favourite I have.no favourite I love them all

[@slitheringsoundcat7996]

It always depends. Which one ami listening to? That's probably my favorite.

[@everett880]

Parabol/Parabola 😁 #GranniesSquad ✊

[@tpags7398]

You guys should check out their song schism, the video is.. um.. Interesting?

[@bmanson626]

I second this!

[@darkchiron]

And the similiar video for Parabol/Parabola.

[@oneoverprime1608]

This x3

[@tpags7398]

darkchiron my first tool songs were schism Parabol/a and this so I figured it would be a good jumping off point

[@thing12games44]

You ladies truly rock! I love that you’ve opened your minds to new musical experiences. 🤘❤️🤘

[@Thought0Ninja]

It's funny, I've been a fan since '96 and still have the same reaction you guys do when I watch their videos. I don't know what the hell is going on but I love it. It makes you feel a certain way along with the music and that's what really matters.

[@jenz1138]

I absolutely adore the 2 of you. I am getting so much enjoyment watching your TRUE appreciation unfold...it's NEW TO YOU! That is the most beautiful part. Plus, the learning computers & smart phones & all the social media apps...good for you to keep an open mind! That's what TRULY keeps us young!

[@Skjoldr123]

As an aside, as a general rule I find newer Tool listeners are better off listening to the music without the video. They can be weird and crazy and pretty distracting. They're all brilliantly done for sure, but the real treasure of Tool is the incredible depth both phonetically and lyrically. The things this band does makes you feel like they have an infinitely more extensive discography than they actually do. I personally find the entire Lateralus album to be a fucking masterclass.

[@AmandaKay]

I completely agree, and feel the same with Marilyn Manson videos. Some of them can really distract from the music, though the videos are good. Not good for first time listeners.

[@jenniferbeeson2678]

Same - when the lyrics go "until I... Feel... Something" the whole song has built up to that point and the music perfectly reflects the emotion of the lyrics. I never watched the video really until KZbin because they weren't on MTV often enough for me to catch them in my limited time I was allowed to watch MTV as a kid, so I've really only ever listened.

[@theGiantworm86]

I don't know. Alot of us were first introduced to tool by seeing the music videos. I thought the whole experience was fucking awesome.

[@beastmerc84]

I could never picture my grandma, rest her soul, never making through a TooL video. Y'all guys are awesome.

[@OwenMiller-ge5lo]

You gotta listen to Lateralus by tool

[@hidrommel9668]

Tool its strangely good hahaha. Nice Kiss t-shirt 🤘 I wish one day to see you wearing a shirt from my band 🤣👌

[@adwmineirinho]

🤘🤘🤘

[@ag2424]

And might I suggest "Vicarious" it's awesome, it's trippy, it TOOl ...........

[@OuterSpaceChannel]

Prolly my favorite tool video

[@boofalooaloo6875]

How about they just react to the whole tool discography .. I mean every tool song is brilliant.

[@ag2424]

@@boofalooaloo6875 they definitely get in your head!!!

[@KuroKoopa]

Adam Jones, the only guitarist, makes a lot of their videos. He's good with animation and sculptures. He designed a few of the dinosaurs for the first Jurassic Park film.

[@claudegibson7650]

Adam Jones - painting sound since 1990.

[@JFLY78]

Not just that he's pretty much the creative force behind every aspect of Tool's aesthetic, album covers, shirt designs, etc...talented dude!

[@flangmasterj]

Yep also Terminator 2. Did the T-1000's practical effects.

[@claudegibson7650]

@@flangmasterj that i did not know. That just made my 2nd favorite action movie even cooler.

[@chrono050]

@@claudegibson7650 he has done a lot with film Ts and JP are just the biggest block buster films he's worked on I know he was involved in a Swamp Thing movie practical effects stop motion animation etc... Look up his credits

[@dereks.6858]

"Hit of acid" nailed it right on the head with that one 😉

[@claudegibson7650]

What makes all of this so amazing is that both of you go into rock and metal with child like wonder, you are hearing and experiencing something i wish i could go back and experience again. Enjoy those moments when something takes your breath away and makes your hair stand up and goosegumps form. Relish every precious moment of it. I truly envy you two. P.S. speaking of which, i request a band that changed my whole view on music and even life. A band that gave me something i haven't experienced since i first discovered metal: Opeth - The Leper Affinity live at shepard bush palace. It was one of their greatest performances of one of their greatest songs on what i personally think is their absolutely greatest album.

[@chuckyP21]

Y'all are great.

[@nickdossantos4179]

The reason WHY tool videos are so awesome is cuz of the guitarist adam jones. He sculpts all that shit cuz he has experience as a freakn special effects artist for movies. He freakn worked on Stan winstons team on the first jurassic park and terminator 2. There's pics of him on his instagram sculpting dinosaurs. Truly amazing fuckn artist. When I found out about this my mind was blown. Like wow this whole fuckn time

[@hudsona.5917]

In this video it is actual humans playing the characters and he just made the props in the video, right?

[@bw6138]

Adam Jones needs to make a movie. May an HP Lovecraft book?

[@pat8437]

Brandon Wallace Just leave out the cat and we’re good

[@nickdossantos4179]

Yea some stuff looks like make up. Lots of stop motion too

[@hudsona.5917]

@@nickdossantos4179 yea i thought so

[@Ghost-rv2wu]

You grannies are killing it with your selections and you just scratched the surface keep it going 🤘

[@jamesnell7224]

Not enough? Need more? Maybe Schism, parabol/parabola, vicarious, jambi, the grudge & lateralis will satisfy The guitarist Adam Jones is the bands artistic director & has worked in visual effects on the set of Jurassic park & terminator 2. For Lateralis, 10,000 Days & Fear Inoculum albums they use artwork from the psychedelic spiritual surrealist Alex Grey.

[@esjohnson031]

Great reaction and very entertaining! You two are a breath of fresh air! One thing about Tool's videos is that they are often very distracting and often don't have too much to do with the music. Still great pieces of art in themselves. One interesting fact - with most of the Tool songs, the instrumentation is laid out first and then the singer (Maynard James Keenan) adds lyrics. According to interviews, this is because each member is such a perfectionist, many "tweaks" are made to the song before words can be added. Schism is a great song, it's video is also very odd. I would also suggest Parabol/Parabola... the first song leads into the other so they need to be listened to together.

[@Elliot-k8f]

You're right when you say " they're pretty darn smart." These guys are upper echelon geniuses at what they do: artists - not - rock stars 👍😉👏❣️

[@RebeccaO619]

Yay! Tool!! I love that the music video is now playing in the background too! Looks pretty cool.

[@gasperdn]

You guys should react to A Perfect Circle- Judith. That is Maynard's other band.

[@FestusSauce]

One of his other bands.

[@michaelrandall2490]

Let them watch live TOOL videos first…

[@battlehymn6389]

APC is Billy Howerdel's band. Maynard is a member yes ... Puscifer is Maynard's band.

[@homeforbreakfast]

Oh shoot fire, you two are AWESOME!! So glad to see you’ve passed thru the veil of what is Tool! Subscribed!

[@erichstagat2977]

I love these two! I respect the hell out of them so much! Always entertaining. And I've been out of the loop for so long that I'm also learning about bands that were famous for years now but I haven't been exposed to yet.

[@chariot5660]

The song (at least to me) is about how people become desensitized to pleasure in the modern day, so they search for more extreme ways of achieving satisfaction, through pain or sex or drugs. Also listen to lateralus, it's a masterpiece 😗👌

[@muk-E]

I agree sir

[@meb882]

Lateralus is the best song ever made by anyone. Lyrically, vocally and instrumentally(is this a word?).

[@ThomasJ502]

That's the one written to the fettuccini sequence init?

[@aninfinitemindofmusicandreams]

@@ThomasJ502 The one written to the rigatoni sequence

[@mendyrckz76]

Adam Jones the guitarist. Is the artistic talent behind many tool videos and album covers. He took art & sculpting classes in college. Graduated in 87' After graduation, he went to work at Rick Lazzarini's Character Shop. During the next couple of years, he worked on the TV show Monsters. He designed and fabricated a Grim Reeper makeup and a zombie head on a spike (later used in Ghostbusters 2) After that, he went to Stan Winston's special effects workshop, where he worked on Predator 2, sculpting a unique-looking skull for the Predator's spaceship interior. Jones worked on several other films in Hollywood doing makeup and set design, including Jurasic Park, Terminator 2 Judgment Day, Dances with wolves, and Ghostbusters 2. He did the "Freddy Kruger in the womb" makeup for A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child, as well as work for A Nightnare on Elm Street 4 :The Dream Master. Thanks for the great reaction. This is one of my favorite bands. I can't wait to see you both react to some more Tool and I hope. You both watch the Lyric videos. Because Maynards Lyrics are absolute genius. Watching the animated videos are great. But not before you actually know the lyrics. There is much more meaning behind it all. ✌😊🤘

[@practicalwerewolf]

Thank You Grannie Squad for doing more TooL!!!! Keep going and try to do some lyric videos for TooL... It will open you up to even more aspects of intelligent music.

[@alevel79]

Just for you to know the talented guy that created the videos is the guitarist of the band! I enjoyed that you commented more in this video and noticed how smart they are Tool is really amazing it has so many elements to get into and I just love it!!!

[@killakaminski]

YES MORE TOOL!!! And yes nana, TOOL and acid are perfect together.

[@tr9165]

u mean terrifying together lol

[@IceKoldKilla]

Adam, the guitarist worked in Hollywood before Tool. They thought he was crazy when he left his job. Now look at them. So many years growing and growing. And yes, he made the video. Obviously not just him, he got help. Can't do every single thing absolutely alone but obviously his vision and creation. Btw, you can look it up but he worked on stuff like Jurassic Park, Predator 2, Terminator 2, Ghostbusters 2 and tons more.

[@wolffofwar]

Love seeing you react to TOOL and love my grannies!

[@ashwinikumarpathak6918]

Rofl...love your reaction to tool...take my like....shared it to my tool fanatic bros as well

[@josepablovargascalderon8425]

Can't emphasize enough, MORE TOOL! :)

[@clairash2004]

This is the first song of theirs I ever heard and fall immediately in love with the band in 96. Strongly suggest Fourth six and 2, The Pot and Aenima. You're doing fabulously ladies😁😁👍

[@floridabelle]

What a nice surprise to see another Tool reaction! Their discography is unique and amazing. I do hope you'll continue to dig in. 🤘✌️

[@dukeofdeath276]

Tool's guitarist, Adam Jones, worked as a Hollywood special effects and make-up artist. He worked on numerous films, such as Jurassic Park, Terminator 2, Predator 2, Dances With Wolves, A Nightmare On Elm Street 4 and 5, and also worked at Stan Winston's special effects workshop. He conceives and directs Tool's videos and also is the creator of many of their albums' cover artwork. Would highly recommend and love to see you react to their song "Right In Two." Think you would love it. Your videos are absolutely amazing!

[@nitrojunkie9027]

Anything PANTERA and something you ladies like. Thanks for the Tool, can't go wrong there. Rock on grannies

[@AnakinGroundcrawler]

Loved the reaction. Keep it up, ladies!

[@_BLACKSTAR_]

NEVER too old to appreciate good metal ☺

[@rubaidaallen2764]

Listen to everything Tool has put out. They are phenomenal. You also need to see them live. You will be blown away. Rock on 🤘🤘

[@nahuelgrau7074]

I love you girls! I am from Argentina South America. I really enjoy seeing your reactions !! I would love for them to be my grandmothers !!! hahaha reactions to more than tool. also to a perfect circle and deftones!!!😁😍😁😍

[@Mx.RumpusParable]

I enjoyed a little Tool back in the day (teens), and have just been jumping into more and more of their stuff to include seeing other folk's reaction videos to songs I know or don’t.... ...and over and over and over I keep finding I’ve heard the song in other media over the decades as soundtrack or such and didn’t know it was them!

[@manwithtwoeyes6911]

Tool - "Lateralus" if you want a real enlightenment! Lateralus is my favorite song of all time FYI

[@LMP-R]

Always has been for me as well, but 7empest is creeping in on it.

[@boofalooaloo6875]

You 2 are awesome , keep doing what you are doing .

[@lisajohnson521]

Tool is an iconic band ladies. Tool's amazing guitarist Adam Jones does their videos and he has worked on some other things that you may have seen. Here is more info on his film and commercial work: Jones was offered a film scholarship but declined and chose to move to Los Angeles to study art and sculpture. His interest shifted to film, and he began to work as a sculptor and special effects designer, where he learned the stop motion camera techniques he would later apply in Tool's music videos, such as "Sober", "Prison Sex", "Stinkfist", "Ænema", "Schism", "Parabola", and "Vicarious". He graduated in 1987. After graduation, he went to work at Rick Lazzarini's Character Shop. During the next couple of years, he worked the TV show Monsters. He designed and fabricated a Grim Reaper makeup and a zombie head on a spike (later used in Ghostbusters II) among others. After that, he went to Stan Winston's special effects workshop, where he worked on Predator 2, sculpting a unique-looking skull for the Predator's spaceship interior.[4] Jones worked on several other films in Hollywood doing makeup and set design, including Jurassic Park, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Dances with Wolves, and Ghostbusters II. He did the "Freddy Krueger in the womb" makeup for A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child, as well as work for A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master. He also worked on commercials for salad dressing (never aired), Olympic Paints & Stains (Albert Einstein makeup), and Duracell (boxers and taxicabs)

[@PollitoBoyJr]

So happy to see you coming back to Tool and enjoying them so much! I hope you'll do more of their music in tbe future. Check out their song DESCENDING off their newest album!

[@carlskipper6701]

Two rocking grannies. Welcome to the Tool gang ladies.

[@sineporfa9053]

May I suggest the Pneuma live video by Tool? The one with the drum cam on Danny Carey working his otherworldly octopus magic. It is absolutely insane what one person can do with the drums. Cheers, ladies!

[@iresentdoingthis1550]

Much Love & Respect to the Two Rockin Grannies. Love your reactions, Metalheads are Kooky and Spooky but really gentle giants most of the time.

[@jessicaturner2890]

Welcome to the rabbit hole ladies. I see you have met some of the tool army. LOVE TOOL! Please keep doing more. Do Pneuma , Sober live, and Invincible.

[@nikkiroy1527]

They really are visionaries.

[@shatteredstiks7392]

Watching him live with his dancing contorted movements with the sound and visual 1997 was pretty good

[@BakerStreetShootout]

I absolutely adore you two!

[@ftw4291.]

Oh shit what?? How have I missed these lady’s reacting to tool lmao

[@beeeeej]

I subscribed 5 seconds into the video. This is the only reaction channel.

[@halfwaywrongway8017]

You ladys just got a subscriber!! Keep rockin, stay young✌

[@cat-o-matic]

Hi Grannies! I'm a senior myself and I luv you two. You must listen to "Wings for Marie" or "!0,000 Days", especially if you have children. Also "The Pot" is a good tune. Tool is one of favorite bands.

[@ShadowRyu]

The thing to remember about Tool is that the meanings of the songs change almost every time you hear them.

[@dobfankris]

finding this channel is one of the few good things to happen this year.

[@jommywop]

They closed with this when I saw them in Toronto. I have no regrets now. I've seen Tool live.

[@markmcdonnell]

"I'll keep digging until I feel something" - the most underrated line of my generation

[@alexiscarballo8164]

Dude thank you for posting!!

[@deadohiosky1701]

Awesome, my favorite all-time band, so glad you're getting into them. Try the Parabol/Parabola video.

[@magpieMOB]

Adam Jones, the guitarist and animator, has synaesthesia - the cross-wiring of the senses that allows some people to "taste" colour - in his case, he "sees" music. Apparently it makes him tricky to record with because he can be a perfectionist with his guitar sounds, but the results are incredible

[@Hhhjam1975]

Okay, so the visual aspects of the band are handled by the guitarist Adam Jones who before working with Tool was a stop motion animator for Industrial Lights and Magic.

[@positivelastaction3957]

Such an immense and cathartic anthem. I love Stinkfest and the entirety of "Aenima". The album is a masterpiece.

[@brianlong1003]

Fun fact Maynard James Keenan the lead vocalist for tool actually used the fibbinachi sequence to layout the words for lateralis

[@TheVenditor]

If you great ladies want to hear and see more TOOL I recommend to try out "Schism" sometime ;)

[@JB-nl7gh]

Danny Carey’s drum cam for pneuma

[@karenroyle1907]

I'm a Grammy! and a Tool Fan! I've seen them 5 times!

[@lateralus2003]

Love the reaction!! Highly recommended... Fear Inoculum, Pneuma and Invincible.

[@jontom6375]

You two are awesome... if you've got an afternoon to record, I would certainly tune in to watch your reaction to the entire Lateralus album!

[@jasonjtd79dunne88]

The guitarist Adam Jones used to be a Hollywood prop maker. And did the stop motion animation for these early videos

[@oscarcaceres666]

Yes grannie, tool is a lot about psychedelic experience so it was fun to hear you mention acid! Let's drop together!!!

[@michaelrandall2490]

KZbin search TOOL’s concert videos…guaranteed to see the band

[@biancagarcia4096]

I am just discovering y'all omg I love it

[@pablerry]

The videos are made by the guitarrist Adam Jones, and you are right, he used to work doing special FX in hollywood, you can see his work on films like a nightmare in Elm street, Terminator 2, Jurasic park and others.

[@shaun374]

The thing with Tool is that the lead singer is extremely shy. Even in concerts, he's known to stand behind the drum set with his back to the audience. Also, as a band they agree that the music is what should define them. I remember on VH1's Greatest Artists show one of the commentators said "Tool could walk into this studio right now and no one would recognize them." And that's exactly what the band wants. Keep in mind, this is one of the biggest bands of the last 30 years and most people couldn't pick any of their members out of a lineup.

[@jimbojones8978]

There is a good live Tool song "Sober" that someone edited the video of bunch of different videos to a master audio of the concert. (I think). Since we can't see them live, that's a good one. And it's their older stuff, and really shows you the lead singer is a powerhouse. Something newer would be Pneuma - Danny Carey Drum feature. Just joined up and I'm glad you were able to get passed the "creepy guys". ;) Tool is my favourite band. Hope to see more! : )

[@nunyafinbiz]

My absolute number one song... ever.... followed by Vicarious...

[@caesare.j.w.668]

Adam Jones, the Guitarist for Tool, creates all the videos. He has also worked on Jurassic Park and Terminator 2. The liquid metal Terminator, that was his work.

[@KindNine]

Pantera and White Zombie, some early 90's groove metal.

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

Oh, and you've got more subscribers than The Sopranos guys, significantly more, and I never miss that one either. Rock on, Grannies!

[@antdujar]

Yes! Although I wish they didn’t react to the music video since their videos are distractions of the actual song. But I can’t wait for more Tool reactions from them. If you ever do, please check these songs in this chronological order: ‘jimmy’, ‘the patient’, A perfect circle’s “Judith’ (that’s a cool music video), and ‘wings for Marie pt 1/and 10,000 days’ (wings for Marie part 2), Those songs explore the relationship between MJK and his mother and reflect the five stages of grief perfectly. And then, check out every other Tool songs and spiral out! You grannies are awesome regardless!

[@Fa_Ken_Oath]

If you want to see the band in one of their film clips, the only one they appear in is "Hush". It's the very first one they made, back in 92 from the first EP.

[@LuisCypher4666]

Adam Jones, their guitarist, works in special effects for movies, and he does all of the animation for the videos.

[@BuddhasSoul]

UNLEASH THE ARCHERS - Soulbound - Please!!! Rock on Grannies! I love Tool good chose.

[@guy0nthec0uch]

Adam, the guitarist used to be a special effects editor for motion pictures before Tool got big.

[@joehynes5452]

OMG These two are adorable and wicked cool!! ........."Ok, I'm gonna take a hit of acid and make a video"🤣🤣🤣 Oh you can tell the one on the left has seen and done some stuff😂🤘

[@deliberate570]

This was amazing ❤️ I miss my nana so much. Wish I could share these things with her