FIRST TIME LISTENING: TOOL - EULOGY [REACTION!]

[@rx7dude2006]

That interesting sound at the beginning is Adam picking his guitar strings between the bridge of his Les Paul and the string stop behind it.

[@20th_century_Ghost]

I still remember being 16 years old, buying the Ænima album back in '96 after watching the Stinkfist video; this is still one of my all time favorites.

[@StiffyCapp]

Yup. I knew of tool but, this album, specifically Eulogy, was my awakening to them, at 16 as well and I’ve been hooked since.

[@mattbreese0144]

I was 16 too.. Ænima, first car, first time having sex, and first LSD experience all within a six month period... 🖤👽🤘🏻

[@rufiorufioo]

Yeah I would blast this CD before football games in 1996,1997 hyped me up so I can do some helmet to helmet contact CTE stuff on the field.

[@Voldmosis]

Seeing them play it live was better than seeing Maynard do Rosetta stoned while he was sick. He had to leave and the band kept playing

[@PowderedToastMan420]

I LOVE that you are doing FULL ALBUMS so that you are experiencing the entire ALBUM CONCEPT. ALBUM ART HIDDEN TRACKS BACKWARD MESSAGES SEGUES DEEP LYRICS THE PINNACLE OF SOUND ENGINEERING Who does that anymore? TOOL DOES THAT!

[@Skullzrapper]

Appreciate it! Some albums are just compilations of songs and others are experiences. And this is without a doubt an experience! 💯

[@713tink]

I recorded an album in 2008ish. I played guitar, bass, and drums. The most stressful part of it was putting the songs in an order that made sense to me.

[@Skullzrapper]

For real, there's an art to that! I did that for my album too and it's took me awhile to figure it out.

[@hvitekristesdod]

My fave backwards message is the part in The Gaping Lotus Experience that sounds like a record being spun backwards saying “satan satan satan” lol. You don’t even have to play it backwards to hear the backwards message

[@epicmage82]

Hearing Tool when I was a kid showed me that there is entertaining music, and then there is musical art.

[@atomvalorblack7206]

Can't wait for the next one "H." Is one of the most beautiful songs Maynard has ever written

[@droyal18able]

And augustina. 2 of my favs.

[@paulkuch420]

Heroin is a hell of a drug

[@heatherodonnell7655]

@@droyal18able I can’t not listen to that song without full blown crying

[@carolschmelz6422]

@@paulkuch420 It's actually how he felt when his son was born

[@prajnayoga]

Bill Hicks was a legendary stand up famous for ranting on stage. He and Maynard were friends briefly. Hicks Died in 1994 (aenema came out in 1996) at the age of 32. Hick's stand up is sampled on Third Eye and there's a strange/funny painting of Hicks in the album artwork.

[@mactireliath2356]

“Just another dead hero”. That is the weight of comedy; you can say something with a pointed and painful wisdom, and then dip out whenever you want under the excuse that it’s just a joke.

[@UMPeeps1348]

Man been anxiously waiting for this one!!!!! "Come down , Get off your fucking cross, We need the fucking space to nail the next fool martyr" Powerful!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Skullzrapper]

For real! 🔥🔥🔥

[@mikerizzle1]

My all time favorite band. Been listening to them for 20 plus years and still finding new things in their music.

[@Skullzrapper]

That's the mark of great art 🔥🔥🔥

[@hank35682]

Btw if your looking forward to Maynard’s beautiful vocals and don’t enjoy the distortion as much your gonna love the next song it’s smooth and heavy and one of their best songs your gonna love H.

[@zzz_xavier_zzz]

It's safe to say we got a better reaction than we thought😌 my mans literally shredded a couple of tears😤🤘 this is a true tool fan

[@OMGtheykilledKenny42]

H. Is awesome.

[@PowderedToastMan420]

I'm playing this at my Funeral. To bad that I won't be around to see all of the shocked faces. lol

[@Skullzrapper]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Stringer13ell]

I'm playing man in a box

[@aeloria]

I'm playing At a Medium Pace.

[@chrisweidner4768]

The wisdom in your analysis. Well done. All the best. Always.

[@capt.pseudonymous188]

😂 I’ve had the same plan for years

[@checklysout]

Wish I could hear this for the first time again

[@AlabasterJazz]

I've never done drugs, addiction runs too deep in the family, and it's just not worth the risk. The closest I'll ever get is music, and Tool can sure take you on a journey. Just close your eyes and let it flow over and through you. Close enough for me.

[@Skullzrapper]

I hear that! Enjoy things on your terms 💯🔥

[@JaviBee]

Paul D’Amour was their first bassist, and recorded opiate and undertow. He also wrote the bass parts for this song, Ænema, pushit and stinkfist. He left the band in 1994 before this album was recorded however

[@MrToolhead82]

Lots of mystery around the whispered lyrics in this song, and truth is we will all never know or agree. When you started reading them I was like wtf, cuz they were so different than how I first learned them 20 years ago. My lyrical take (worth nothing btw): “You could be the one to save me from my own existence.” “I was so sure I’d sin and you’d pay too. I’m just glad that you knew me enough to always sit by you. So mad since you stopped giving all your commands. You weren’t too mad when he called you. Your mind is helpless.” I’m positive I’m way off, but that’s what 20+ years of singing a song one way does. Lol. Great video man. Ride that spiral to the end.

[@jonsaunders7670]

You came very close, its a dig on L. RON HUBBARD and Scientology as a whole. Good reaction

[@SolZer]

Been looking forward to this all week! Thanks, bro!

[@Skullzrapper]

That's awesome! Thanks! 🤘

[@egratudo1974]

what i love most about maynard is that most of the time there is an ambiguity inserted into the lyrics (not always of course) that leaves it up to the listener to interpret the meanings by interjecting ones own experiences into it. turns out this song is about me. the old ass hole me that has since passed away because i murdered him, my old self was willing to die for my future self. its amazing how well Maynard understands me :D

[@stephanopitout1757]

Contrary to popular belief this song is not about Jesus but merely uses him as analogy. The band has stated in several interviews that this song is about L Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology

[@Skullzrapper]

I agree! I think it's also left so open that it can be applied to any false prophets including the ones in our own minds 💯

[@rustyk1984]

Mate, you pretty much nailed it! I bloody love this song. Thanks!

[@Skullzrapper]

Such an excellent song! 🔥🔥🔥 Appreciate the comment!

[@cikame]

This is one of my favourite songs to break down and explain but i've done it so much, i'll just say i love the sarcasm and creativity in the lyrics.

[@RobbieDigglers3rdEye]

16:25 is the nastiest drum beat. I took drum lessons back in the day and my teacher was mainly into jazz and classical music and I was flipping through his vinyl while waiting for him to set up and of the 100+ albums which were all jazz, classical and some classic rock this Tool album was in there and he was totally obsessed with it. The main reason he got the album was to learn that beat at 16:25 but soon learned the whole album is a masterpiece!

[@blazinbuc99]

I'm also a drummer and have been fascinated and troubled by that beat for a long time

[@TheInaneAsylum]

When I was learning drums as a high school freshman, the senior who was teaching me had me drill this beat and the main Sober groove to help me develop limb independence. Took freaking forever, but it eventually worked.

[@Nycon64]

Have been watching all the Tool videos in order. Love when Tool reaches new people! Really enjoy your video’s. Keep it up

[@Skullzrapper]

Glad you're enjoying them! I've been loving this journey! 🤘

[@mattwallace4768]

The effect they used on his voice is what makes the one sound in the intro and middle parts. If you listen closely you can hear Maynard in the background holding out notes and he is hitting the button on his voice changer making the duh-duh-duh, duhduh-duhduh, etc sounds

[@skylarholland9661]

By far my favorite song by them just subbed can’t wait for you to experience lateralus for the first time, your in for a ride man enjoy it

[@Skullzrapper]

Appreciate the support! Can't wait to get there!🤘

[@valarya]

Ænima is my all time fav Tool album - and this is one of my FAVORITE songs... and I still cannot wait for 46 and 2. Whew whew whew

[@tomwhite9806]

Greatest album ever made in my opinion

[@randomsasquatchwithwifi4090]

Dude...please do the whole discography! If you Tool.... We will come! 🌀

[@Skullzrapper]

I'm working through it bro! Awesome name btw 🤣🤣🤣

[@HunterHarris]

I'm so glad you've finally gotten around to checking out this album, I think you're really gonna like it. Personally I think this is one of the most underrated TOOL songs imho, and I feel like you really caught on to the many possible meanings fairly quickly. Looking forward to your reaction to H. !!

[@Skullzrapper]

Appreciate it bro! I'm editing H. now! 🤘

[@nickdanger108]

Pre reaction insight… I’m here for it! I love you’re desire to find a narrative in these songs. It helps me think of new ways to perceive them even though I’ve heard them 1000s of times. This was my favorite Tool song for many years. Great video as usual man keep grinding!

[@Skullzrapper]

That's awesome! Glad you're enjoying them! I enjoy making them 💯

[@wendyraymond1751]

Always excited to hear your thoughts love your reaction love this thanku so much lovely Skullz much love and God bless always x

[@Skullzrapper]

Much love Wendy! 💯

[@hvitekristesdod]

Great reaction. You have insights into the lyrics that I never even considered but make total sense

[@johnseward2934]

One of my favorite Tool songs and what an intro, such a journey esp with under certain influences! I've recently come to think of the guitar "solo" towards the end of the song as a sonic metaphor for the leader/martyr giving one of their speeches. Its discordant, screechy, and shrill in the way you would expect one of these kinds of people to be when up on their soapbox.

[@eyemoeba]

my god that section is so fucking dirrty... the slide out!

[@Skullzrapper]

Really cool interpretation bro 🔥🔥🔥

[@kellyfraser2007]

I have very much enjoyed taking this ride with you and I very much admire your insight and perspective. Based on my personal interpretation of the work I feel that you are mostly on target with your analysis. One thing I've heard heard several times recently from several reactioners and not just you is that Maynard 'does not like religion' or is 'against Christianity'. While that may or may not be I feel that statements like that are irrelevant if not actually inaccurate. It detracts from the point that is being made from perhaps a higher level. I would argue that Maynard is against ignorance and stupidity. To that end he and the band have dedicated their professional lives to inspiring their listeners and our species as a collective whole to engage in a level of critical thought that would allow us to transcend those barriers we have created for ourselves. He once introduced the song opiate by saying "Ever here of some guys named Mohammed or Krishna or Jesus Christ? They all had some great ideas that got all fucked up by their 'agents'. Never trust an agent. This is a song about those agents." I hope that helps and I appreciate you and your time.

[@Skullzrapper]

I agree completely! When people say this song is about Jesus or Hubbard, it just feels like a superficial analysis. There is a deeper metaphysical analysis and that's why people relate so deeply to these songs 💯 Appreciate your comment!

[@jasonderos637]

It’s someone “above the crowd” as well as “someone above the ground” as I’m alive in a different way.

[@MasterFlarg89]

I've always said that this song was closer to the opener than Stinkfist. Which makes sense. Stinkfist is your warning that too much of any sensation is bad for you and addictive. It's a warning, I've always felt, when consuming the rest of the album. To not get lost in the moments. Then Eulogy begins the rest of the album.

[@Blane-f3v]

The beauty is in all the different perceptions and how they are all right, now bring them together.

[@marcusedwards8283]

Man, so glad I came across this video. I love this song, I love this band, and your reaction/analysis was superb. Definitely earned a new subscriber.

[@Skullzrapper]

Much love bro! Happy to have you here! 🔥🔥🔥

[@musicmademejester]

I like how you talk about how Maynard changes and evolves with each album and that is true. I think this is shown the most in the next album Lateralus. The whole album is pretty much different steps of bettering yourself and evolving and is Maynard's biggest change yet. It's my favorite Tool album and I can't wait until you get to it. Loving the reactions so far. I hope you continue and do all their songs.

[@heyskipj]

First time hearing Eulogy I was walking my dog at night, off-leash in the park. Cloudy dark moonlit sky. There were rabbits were popping in and out of this huge stonepile. Still remember listening to the intro, each instrument coming in one by one was amazing. Haha.. my eyes were darting around trying to find the next bunny to sneak out then assign it an instrument or the next SFX in the build. Wait... WTF? #noedit. That Maynard-Carey bop tho'!

[@Skullzrapper]

Lol That's an awesome memory! 🤘

[@MaynardsSpaceship]

Let the rabbits wear glasses!!!

[@TheCoolerBrother]

That final “GOODBYE!!!” was so personal

[@Soljarag5]

Every time I eat an edible, I can hear each instrument separately, but at the same time.... I had one last night and it was a wild experience listening to Tool

[@Skullzrapper]

Yeah next time I do it, I'm putting on this album and listening start to finish! 💯 lol

[@briancoller7760]

Subscribed. This is my favorite Tool album (most of the time). There are some serious bangers and epic journeys on your horizon. I'm here for it too.

[@Skullzrapper]

Appreciate the support bro! 🤘

[@malhondize3898]

i love your reactions and insights. i cant wait to hear what you think of songs like "right in two" "vicarious" and " parabolla" im here for the entire ride. take care til next one

[@Skullzrapper]

Much love! Appreciate the support! 🤘

[@66marbor]

Wow, I just have to say kudos to you. The reaction was great as always but it's your interaction within the comments that I'm addressing. You take the time to connect with people and I gotta say I admire you for that. All the best to you. ✌️

[@Skullzrapper]

I try my best! I can't always respond to everyone all the time but I try to at least read everyone's comments 💯

[@christinapeck966]

I’m here for it too 😉🎶🎶🎶🎶TOOL4LIFE! 💜

[@Skullzrapper]

Aye!!!! I appreciate the support my friend! 🔥🔥🔥

[@adammichener987]

I really like Paul on the first couple albums, but they definitely got better with Justin taking over on bass. Wait till you get to 46&2. I've heard it was a riff he brought to his audition with them and they ended up turning it into a song that is arguably still one of their best.

[@adambowden4]

Paul was only on the first album.

[@adammichener987]

He was on Opiate, Undertow, and half of Aenima, so....

[@notimportant3686]

*unarguably

[@Tooldruid]

@@adambowden4 Not true. He was on Opiate, Undertow, and half of Aenima. He came up with many of the riffs used on Aenima.

[@paull1438]

This song bangs! I've heard conflicting opinions regarding who this song is directed to. Maynard was a fan of Bill Hicks. A lot of speculation that it's directed at L. Ron Hubbard. Hard to know for sure. The addition of Justin Chancellor on bass took the band in another direction. His riffs are phenomenal.

[@Skullzrapper]

His bass work really is awesome so far! I'm loving it 🤘

[@paull1438]

@@Skullzrapper as a bass player myself, trying to learn Justin's parts is super challenging. He's the man.

[@SatanDynastyKiller]

Bill Hicks first verse, Kurt Cobain second verse, then a fan/ record company/media point of view of entertainment messiahs eg Cobain killing himself…also mapped to his own (MJK) feelings and experience of ego etc

[@brandonsherrer4979]

I heard it was about jim Jones and Jonestown.

[@MrClwood77]

The bass on this song is still Paul D'Amour still his sound by far. Was much more of a long stroke picker. Justin picks more like a guitar player.

[@yusergname]

I am here for this journey. Thank you.

[@Skullzrapper]

Glad to have you! 🤘

[@JP33zy]

Great reaction! Great Song! Keep em coming.

[@gizmovamp1]

My favorite tool song. It came from the heart every part of the band has highlights.

[@whitejosh444]

When I first heard this song in my friends car back in the 90s . Who had a awesome system. I was hooked

[@TheSgtcabldog360]

First of all, welcome aboard. We're happy to have you. Secondly, it's always nice to see the reaction of those who are new to the beautiful madness of Tool. Finally, though your insights into the lyrics are appreciated, you should know Maynard was, at one time, thinking of a career in stand-up comedy. So, when attempting to dissect his lyrics and looking for hidden meanings of songs, keep that in mind. Read the lyrics through sarcastic colored glasses

[@Alfaqwad]

These guys are brilliant as well as masters of their craft

[@Skullzrapper]

For real! 🤘

[@ELPYLAK]

Interesting interpretation on the lyrics. Good video Congrats. Patricio from Buenos Aires Argentina.

[@Skullzrapper]

Appreciate it 💯

[@MaynardsSpaceship]

I recommend "getting into that state", turning the lights off, and giving the full album a play though one of these days.

[@irishdruidess7391]

I really enjoyed your reaction, thank you!

[@Skullzrapper]

Appreciate it bro! 🤘

[@frankspaan6160]

Great reaction love this song! Top 5 tool song for me. Love the beginning where it sounds like they're etching the pseudo martyr's name into the gravestone. Can't wait to hear" H" next week

[@Skullzrapper]

Hmmm, didn't even think of that! Cool observation 💯

[@hunglikeahorse---fly]

This is my favorite from this album. It's the one I was able to personally connect with the most.

[@terrencekelly2508]

This was a great analysis

[@frankydominguez6581]

Rewatching this Skullz what happened to you would like to see more reactions 👍

[@Gideonite]

One of my favorite bangers

[@Skullzrapper]

It's so good! 🤘

[@sic12052]

Listening to Tool a bunch is the best way to listen to Tool.

[@MrRandypanthegoatboy]

Now, I hold a really special place in my heart for this song here. The year was 1996, and Ryan Allman and I had just bought the album when it came out. We had already heard Stinkfist as it was a single that had been played fairly frequently on the radio. However, when it skipped to Eulogy, THAT’S the moment that TOOL changed my life FOREVER!!! I mean, I was in a band at that time, and that’s the moment that we realized that we were shit!!! 😂 This song is so complex in its simplicity that it blew me away on my 1st listen of it. AND, ( again - *I* believe ) it’s the 1st time that I heard TOOL go on a more “experimental” direction, and I absolutely LOVED where they were gonna take me too!!!! Also, I think that the sooner that you know that the entire album is all about Bill Hicks, the better off you’d be. 😉

[@stephanopitout1757]

RIP Bill Hicks.

[@mattbreese0144]

Super insightful feedback on the lyrics.. I fucks with ya, Skullz

[@Skullzrapper]

Much love! 🤘

[@psukebariah3435]

On a completely different note, have you listened to Heilung yet? Their live concert LIFA is *amazing* (it's on youtube), and I think you may enjoy it, after you have finished with Lateralus, before beginning 10000 Days. Krigsgaldur is where most start, especially as it stars Maria Franz's voice so amazingly.

[@johncarpenter3751]

Do you want the bad news or the good news first? Bad news: His voice is mixed that way the entire album and for a good reason. Good news: Maynard has a side project called a Perfect Circle and you should definitely check them out immediately especially if you want to hear that side of his voice that you love so much Start with the first song off the first album Mer De Noms, Hollow 😉

[@Skullzrapper]

I've already listened to some of them! I have a reaction to Orestes on my channel! However, I haven't dived into the songs like I've dived into Tools stuff! I'm thinking of diving into them a bit more after I get through Tools stuff 💯

[@plantdesigns7889]

@@Skullzrapper you need to check out Puscifer as well. Totally different from Tool and A Perfect Circle.

[@hank35682]

Justin chancellor is the bassist for this album onward

[@Qliphirot]

Yep, though he wrote half the songs on AEnima, like this one.

[@hank35682]

@@Qliphirot Almost half, He wrote the bass lines and riffs for Ænema Stinkfist Eulogy and Pushit

[@hank35682]

@@Qliphirot sorry lol I meant Paul D’Amour wrote those songs Justin wrote the rest of them haha

[@KBP120]

@@hank35682 Some people say 46&2 and possibly H also?

[@hank35682]

@@KBP120 Possibly I haven’t heard anything about it but it’s definitely possible

[@shep4life]

I love this song

[@Skullzrapper]

It's so damn good!!! One of my favorites on the album so far!!!

[@TorrMup]

This wasn't the first Tool song I heard but it was the first Tool song I obsessed over 20 something years ago. The next song is my favorite Tool song ever.

[@Skullzrapper]

It's so God damn good! Must have listened to it 30 times since I did the reaction lol 🤘

[@DrVegtable]

A lot of great riffs. Really fun to play.

[@Skullzrapper]

I can only imagine bro! 🤘

[@YohananYGO]

My personal favorite from tool. Especially after the middle part.

[@rockdusted]

This was the song that first caught my full attention to these guys. That intro!

[@bucknutz9290]

Tool has been my favorite band from the first time I heard Opiate. Deciphering their songs can be difficult and can have a different meaning from person to person. However, I've always thought that Eulogy was about stand-up comedian Bill Hicks as he and Maynard were friends.

[@yatched83]

my fav Tool song

[@Skullzrapper]

Yes definitely one of my personal favorites off AENIMA too 💯

[@noobiemcnasty]

The voice effects was done by a Childs Allain voice changer saw it live multiple times it`s nuts!!!!

[@sydneymarie67]

Is definitely a more complex album and they played a lot with his voice and he changed his voice more so to be softer or more clear then in the last album... There's a lot of talking or spoken word it seemed like her spoken singing. But they definitely went a different way on their style. It's the same but then again it's different. And on a different note what kind of education have you received? I feel you have gotten some sociological training on the way you break things down in your thoughts set. just curious.. I do enjoy your breakdown and thoughts on the lyrics as always. I find it very interesting on your breakdown for sure Keep up the good work bro can't wait for you to hear the rest of the album. You won't be disappointed I can guarantee that. Cheers my friend

[@Skullzrapper]

I have some college under my belt, mostly in writing. Also went to a broadcasting school. Otherwise, I just research and listen to lots of people and different perspectives. I think being a lyricist helps breaking down narratives as well. And with my own album, I did similar things to tell individual stories in each song but also tell a bigger story if you listen to them all together in order! As always appreciate the support my friend! 🤘

[@shep4life]

One of the best intros

[@Superkjeg]

I envy you. I really wish I could hear this for the first time ever again.

[@victorialucio7921]

When you listen to a tool song for the first time you HAVE to have the lyrics up..because Maynard is a fucking genius

[@plantdesigns7889]

I tend to go in the opposite direction. I'll listen to the song multiple times, focusing on the instruments with vocals in the background. When I have the song thoroughly in my head, I'll start looking at lyrics while listening. For me, focusing on lyrics from the start, takes away from the song because both lyrics and instruments are so intricate. Just my personal approach to Tool and other progressive bands.

[@nucl3arboNg]

This is the first album with Justin Chancellor after having Paul D'Amour on Opiate/Undertow. They brought in David Bottrill to produce this album (Also did Lateralus) because they were such a fan of his work with King Crimson who were a big influence to them. There is a Tool Doc called "The Ultimate Review" (it's here on youtube) which tells a lot of their early years, and a lot of the backstory for this album.

[@Skullzrapper]

That sounds interesting! Thanks for the info bro! 💯🤘

[@jessemcdonald5124]

Well said. It always takes many listens to this album

[@windog551]

Been a Tool fan ever since Sober 1994.

[@robertjones4361]

Maynard for the longest time and maybe still loather organized religion, and this is definitely pointed at Scientology and L Ron Hubbard....incredible song...can't wait to see the next one!!! Lets go!!

[@Skullzrapper]

That's so amazing 🤣 Appreciate the support! 🤘

[@robertjones4361]

@@Skullzrapper I also love the lyric “not all martyrs see divinity , but at least you tried” with all the parental issues that Maynard had in life it also for a minute made me think he could be talking about his parents … and if not it’s certainly applicable to every parent on the planet as you sacrifice everything for your children and have no guarantees of eternal life or divinity

[@Skullzrapper]

That's an observation I didn't consider! Parents can definitely be false prophets 💯

[@droyal18able]

One of my favorite groves.

[@ngarthl]

The eulogy to Bill Hicks makes me tear up every time I hear it. Maynard clearly loved the man, and this is a great expression of that. Third Eye lets you hear parts of his philosophy, and he was a great comedian and had an unfortunately too short life. Bill Hicks is still one of my favorite comedians of all time, and he should have lived longer. Requiescat in pace, Bill.

[@navydad1475]

Push It!

[@Qliphirot]

This is another Tool song that touches on the subject of the dissipation of the ego. Prior to Eulogy, Maynard used before the same concept on Part of Me and Bottom, and he will use it again in the next record. Crucifying the ego is a common theme throughout Tool's discography because the lyrics are outlining Maynard's own evolution.

[@Skullzrapper]

I 100% agree with that! Maybe he uses things like Hubbard as a manifestation of these deeper points as part of his art but these songs feel way too deep for it not to be about Maynard at the end of the day! 🤘

[@mstorrboy]

@@Skullzrapper I think some of them are about him, and I think he definitely draws on his experiences for others, but I think some songs are just ideas that he explores using other people/events/writings as a foundation. He is a genius at finding parallels and using those to drive the narrative and I think the next two albums really show this trend. I think Undertow and Aenima are more personal, but I think in later albums he's let some of that go and explored bigger ideas.

[@notimportant3686]

one of the best intros ever

[@MrTwisted003]

I took acid once, only once a few times... Listened to Tool, I should say I watched Tool videos, and Primus videos... definitely an experience. High listening gives a very different feel to the music. Tool is one of a few bands on my Trip Music list.

[@floridabelle]

A1 reaction as usual. 👍🏻❤👍🏻

[@Skullzrapper]

Appreciate you my friend 🤘

[@floridabelle]

@@Skullzrapper 🤗

[@RevTyler]

Even though its a bad Eulogy. I still want it at my funeral.

[@dan.j.boydzkreationz]

No one other than Maynard really knows what he's whispering in the bridge and breakdown, but it's something like "You, could be the one, to save me from, my own sins... Well, I was so sure that I'd sin and you would too... I'm just glad you know me well enough to always let me sit beside you, so mad since we stopped following your commands... you weren't too mad when he called, your mind is helpless"

[@johncarpenter3751]

Feel free to always provide additional insight from the previous reaction at the beginning of the next one. That’s a refreshing change in content 😉

[@Skullzrapper]

I'll keep that in mind! Appreciate the feedback! 🤘

[@RubenRodriguez-qh2dx]

This song was totally written in reference to L Ron Hubbard leader of the church of Scientology

[@vaughnnewman8903]

Tool has risen above iconic band status, Tool is more of an experience than a band. Spiral Out...

[@Skullzrapper]

🤘🤘🤘

[@PowderedToastMan420]

Maynard's L. RON HUBBARD DIS' TRACK! lol.

[@alicspellman6938]

This song is about Hubbard, the founder of scientology

[@dakotahrobinson8209]

I cannot wait until he gets to PUSHIT! Loving the reactions dude!

[@Skullzrapper]

Appreciate it bro! Much love 🤘

[@dakotahrobinson8209]

@@Skullzrapper of course! 🤘🏻

[@justinstafford4943]

Song is about bill hicks, a comedian who died in the 90s.

[@garrettford4604]

Some say that Eulogy was about Dave Rollins and his falling out with tool but that’s a rumor