Tool - Fear Inoculum | Album Review/ Reaction

[@ChrisAdams-fc2mn]

I feel sorry for people who didn't enjoy this album. Waiting 13 years to be disappointed. So glad that I love the album.

[@Onmysheet]

Album's only been out 5 minutes and everyone's hating it. 10K Days took a while to be my favourite.

[@benjaminknotts745]

Game Over Who goes to a review for an album they already think is bullshit? Somewhere in there sympathy is justified.

[@outlawm1]

@Game Over Yep, album is boring as hell. Every song is like jacking off without blowing your load. Musically it's not too bad, but Maynard phoned it in.

[@ChrisAdams-fc2mn]

@Game Over You have my sympathy. You don't need it, but you have it regardless. Only I have the power to take it away from you. Check mate.

[@m74d3]

@@Onmysheet everyone's hating it? That's definitely not the impression I'm getting - most people are extremely happy with the album

[@CraigHamil]

Its definitely one of their top 5 albums.

[@hardknox1917]

LOL

[@scorpionking5631]

Lmao

[@unityayler3639]

FACTS!

[@lbboardingb3356]

Can't argue with that lol

[@RynMyers]

Haha

[@necropink9200]

Come on Tool hurry up wirh a new album. It's been 24 hours since the last one.

[@paulholcombe1716]

That's funny.

[@jacobharris7581]

10,000 minutes later still no album. (Bad tool fans)Writes Maynard death threats complaining about how long it takes to produce any content, Maynard starts playing offstage in bullet proof riot gear. Everyone...why is Maynard playing back stage in the dark?

[@jacobharris7581]

@Robert Siegfried Oof. This could be true

[@qrxtra9397]

@Robert Siegfried now. thats real sad

[@MrDaddyBuff]

They're gonna break up now

[@randydiviney4156]

If you're not a drummer, I understand how you could have missed grasping its significance, but I am a drummer, and I must enlighten you. Chocolate Chip Trip is a percussion solo. It's ALL done by Carey on his drum kit, and it is nothing short of master work.

[@KurtsMaine]

Wow totally agree with this review. Tool is one of the only band for me that the more you listen the better it gets!

[@Onmysheet]

The Mars Volta too.

[@soundofmadness595]

Pizzlie I get that you love rock so you hate other bands to don't give me wrong tool is in my top ten

[@Andy-lz7kc]

After repeated listens I can comfortably say that for me this album is incredible. What a return

[@Meltedbutta7]

I think this album is a masterpiece. Tempest is for Adam Jones' guitar, Chocolate Chip is for Danny's drumming. But they also kill it in other songs as well. The album showcases the entire band's talent and also their past songs. I agree with you, that years later, ppl will view this as a classic.

[@mjnation7876]

Good review. I’m enjoying this album. 7empest and Pneuma are songs I really like.

[@Pedro-rn6fx]

Invincible is amazing too :)

[@cryax3447]

I loved those songs too

[@christhembones8244]

My thoughts too. It gets interesting when the guitar really kicks in.

[@LukeGardinerlives]

Up to about x20 spins now and Culling Voices is the thing most sticking with me. Whole album is quality.

[@tallaganda83]

Pneuma was the first one that grabbed me but now I love Descending. All the songs are great barring the interludes and the title track. I hope the title track grows on me but it doesn't seem to grab me.

[@kimlayman4742]

My top 3 on the album are: 1). Pneuma 2). Culling Voices 3). 7empest Great review! Was looking forward to what you thought of the album. The song Pneuma reminds of their song Vicarious,similar bass and tempo of the song. I think this is a fantastic album. Solid all the way through.

[@cryax3447]

Agree, 7empest is number one for me tho, it has this undertow feel to it. I think people who say it's boring are just not used to every song to be over 10min. I guess lol.

[@freetobewhoibe]

The album took me a few listens before I started to really "get it" but I now think it is amazing. I truly believe this album will get better with age and be seen as a masterpiece. Thanks for checking out the review Kim. \m/

[@jasmaxi1]

Spot on mate. I’ve spent so much time focusing on Carey’s drumming that I have been guilty of forgetting how fine JC and AJ’s playing is on this record. And it’s the best vox that Keenan has ever committed to tape. I believe it’s their magnum opus. This record will stand the test of time. If it’s their last album, what a fucking way to go out! Something tells me it’s not the last though...

[@cstanley2790]

100% agree!!

[@jseaux]

I wasn’t in a good mood for the first three songs. I liked it, but I wasn’t a huge fan of 10,000 days. I thought that it sounded way too close to Lateralus and the first part of the album sounded like it could have been entered into either of those. Even some of the chords from Pneuma sound very similar to parts of The Patient and Schism. But!!!!!!! Half way through, so I guess about half way through Invincible, it felt familiar, but started to tip into something a little more refined. After 7empest wrapped up, I felt like I misunderstood way too much or missed something. So, I listened again, and felt the same results, so I listened again. Now in my free time I’m going through certain parts of the album in my head. Now I’m getting it. It’s showing the transition of age and experience. That it’s going to take you from something familiar to something that makes you have to process what you’re experiencing, making you observe, learn, and expand. It’s a fucking masterpiece. I’m a Maynard fanboy til the end. I’ve been to the dude’s restaurant, bought his wine, and I’ll support any project he puts out. But, I liked how he almost just hovered over the tracks sonically, dipping in and out like a cold breeze, just to dip out and wait to show himself again. Adam Fucking Jones surprised me. I’d get lost in the rhythm and would start to get bored, only for him to change it up just in time. But, if I was going to point out a song that can showcase his style from the early 90’s all the way until 2019, it would be in 7empest. Justin as always redefines how a bass can be played. Danny “The Mother Fucker” Carey is and will always be on the Mt. Rushmore of anyone who has ever tapped anything together to make a sound. If you hate the album...you aren’t getting enough fiber and you’re too grumpy, or you need to hop off that e-scooter, take a walk, and live at a pedestrian speed long enough to soak it in. 7 out of Fucking 10, I’ll probably like it more in six months when I’ve burned myself out.

[@carolyntalbot947]

Excellent commentary, thank you for this.

[@qrxtra9397]

Finally u get a video with the views u deserve! so nice to see

[@qrxtra9397]

well u deserve more :P but its a start

[@freetobewhoibe]

Thanks a lot, thanks for watching and thank you for your continued support.

[@ayecapn]

I've never seen a video of yours before. I really enjoyed this. My take after one full listen last night is very much the same as yours. Lots to dive into, but not immediately apparent. It's nice when someone who enjoys TOOL can have fun with how pretentious fans can be sometimes. Thanks for putting in the effort to edit this the way you did. :)

[@machave4556]

Yeah it is a fantastic album and gets better every single time you listen to it. Just like with 10,000 days people are disappointed but just like with 10,000 Days they will end up praising this album.

[@bosstrading928]

Well initially I thought 10'000 days was a great album, initially with this one, I cant see myself listening to it that much, it just doesn't seem to go anywhere.

[@jamescarrico1233]

This is a very entertaining review. You deserve more views. SUBBED.

[@nixielee]

Agree. Very enjoyable.

[@jacobharris7581]

A 9 would have gotten the subb but a 8. I'm not feeling that

[@jacobharris7581]

At least he didn't do the cheeky thing and rate it a 7

[@carolyntalbot947]

Great review, love this guy.

[@macklotus6155]

If you buy a tool album is like buying a philosophy book

[@Adam-qs5ir]

100%

[@carolyntalbot947]

You're likely to get some trolling for this statement, but you couldn't be more right. Maynard, especially, is an evolved human being. His mind is a thing of wonder, and I feel grateful for this window into it.

[@DrMurdercock]

Yeah man it sure is!!! Totally comparable to Neiche!~!!!!! ffs dude. NO

[@longingbydesign]

My favorite Tool album? Any Tool album is my favorite Tool album.

[@VyfrandMusic]

Great review man👌🏻 I am loving this album. 7Tempest and Invincible are my favorites so far. Each listen unlocks more cool moments on this album.

[@jphillips4620]

I really like Invincible too, probably my favorite, if I had to pick one.

[@marczwander893]

I think Pneuma is both breathtaking ;) on the first listen AND grows on you. Favorite new Tool Song!

[@Hijynx87]

This is the video that blows your channel up sir. Nice to meet you.

[@freetobewhoibe]

Thanks very much

[@oootandaboot9431]

Its a sublime masterpiece ... so pleased I could download it...here...in...Iraq. Headphones on, I walked through the oilfield I work in...absolute trip...tears in eyes. Of home next week...crank up the old hifi, kick back and listen to it for the 10 or so time. CD doesn't have the fills...errrr...interlude come downs....any mate...keep up the good work. Tbird Basra.

[@Sloofdme]

Holy Shit. By far the most accurate and spot on review yet. I kinda cant comprehend how well you nailed it. With humour and all. Briliant. I fuckin love this album the more I listen. If anyone asks me about it I'll just show them your review. DONE!!

[@mschmuck2]

Thanks for the review. Enjoyed it!

[@ChosenUndead87]

Absolutely outstanding video. SUBBED!!!

[@loganmohler737]

"The CD, that being." Was awesome. That got me cracking up. Great review!

[@qtimbroad2350]

You are, without doubt, a goddamn godsend. Best music review I’ve ever seen and heard. Where the hell are you walking?

[@gimmedataids]

He's definitely out there looking for liberty caps between takes

[@zacharymcmillan2788]

Looks like the English countryside,but then he does have an English accent.

[@carolyntalbot947]

Either the Scottish highlands or Northern New England?

[@atomicvinylreviews3420]

Fantastic review man, I love the scenery and your comments were on point ! I too think everyone will look back at this album as a classic !

[@gianniottaviani445]

Well....what to say? the best thing ever heard in the last 13 years since 10,000 days....simply fantastic

[@miguelgomes6849]

What ?! Lot of good albums in last decade, pallbearer, yob and many more

[@jeanmicheltrogneux9442]

@@miguelgomes6849 i guess tool's fans think there's only one band on earth. #overratedasfuck

[@damiansconberg4715]

@@jeanmicheltrogneux9442 they aren't overrated and not all tool fans think that way

[@Wobbls]

I would have to agree with being underwhelmed. Im going to keep listening to it and hoping it grows on me.

[@MrMojoRisin]

Love your review and channel. This album sounds rather good, but I’ve only heard a few tracks on KZbin. Pneuma I like the best so far.

[@joaoluis7968]

Tool is tool and this one they get even more creative, evolved and after a few listens we gonna say is another amazing tool album. Like the way you review things, outside. Nice.

[@wtfpwnz0red]

30 seconds in and I already love this video

[@shmikeymo]

That was the most interesting reaction video I have ever seen. Thank you. Much love from New York

[@CallipygianMarmoset]

I've listened to it three times in a row. There's a HUGE amount of meaning to unpack. I was honestly a little underwhelmed the first time through, but it's become exponentially more fascinating to me. I've had to shed my expectations. It's like nothing Tool has given us before. Those who take the time to listen honestly will appreciate it deeply.

[@carolyntalbot947]

👏👏👏

[@Gizmo_316]

9.5/10 masterpiece time will reveal its brilliance

[@freetobewhoibe]

Definatley agree that it grows with each listen. I discover more and more each time I put it on

[@jmill2828er]

Completely agree. One of the best albums I’ve ever heard. Completely blown away.

[@cuttynichols]

... it feels like a complete album from beginning to end not just a couple of hot songs and some filler...

[@Raptorman0909]

In much the same way Lateralus moved from one brilliant piece to the next. I've been quite blown away by it.

[@kelaerin83]

This was entertaining mate! Great review. I agree a little more angry Maynard would have been nice, maybe in the form of a couple shorter, heavy hitting songs. That being said, I don't get the people that keep bitching because TooL doesn't release Undertow over and over again. TooL has evolved, many of their fans have not. 9.4/10

[@carolyntalbot947]

👏👏👏 Well said.

[@brandonsanders2767]

this review is amazing

[@turtle4614]

10 minute songs at a time when most average 2 minutes. I love this album and knew it would piss so many off. Their albums have been made for dissection and contemplation and most have made up their minds on the day of release its garbage. Slow down, breath deep and digest these songs. Learn what can be learned from them and stop and smell the roses people.✌🏽

[@carolyntalbot947]

Deadheads know all about that kind of appreciation. Spot on👍

[@dannyheath8876]

Awsome review!

[@aaronbakerbcg3984]

I think it is pretty great and I love it. This is the only review I've watched and the only one I will watch.

[@carolyntalbot947]

That's probably a good idea. Too many edge-lords chiming in.

[@aaronbakerbcg3984]

I just don't watch reviews on anything. I don't really care what other people think.

[@Agostoic]

Nice review mate

[@chicowasp]

Think its a great album .Does need to be played on a very good system.Got the cd version today .Glad i did.Masters of their art.

[@jacobhanlon-dunn6254]

"with a riff that is as metal, as a metal riff" 🤣

[@loganmohler737]

This guy is great. I would like to be his friend

[@freetobewhoibe]

Cheers bro

[@rocklandtimes5005]

It's my favorite tool album .. i happen to like the atmospheric 'heavy metal pink floyd' motif and I'm too old to relate to the angst of the earlier stuff like i used to

[@carolyntalbot947]

I would be disappointed if thier emotional and intellectual maturity *didn't* come through on this album. It is exactly what we need right now, and you're dead-on with the Pink Floyd comparison. If they disband after this, Fear Innoculum is a worthy cap on thier discography. Note: I do really hope Maynard continues to do collabs. God I love that man. I really, really do.

[@zepols86]

greatest review ever, you nailed it with each song, especially with a riff that is as METAL as a metal riff. I love blasting that in my car while driving.

[@allenking1355]

I very much appreciate with your excertive walk, that you made it through the album without a heartache. Ty for the review.

[@tobiaseriksson475]

This review is more entertaining than the actual album

[@sugarshane8622]

When I first heard the single and live versions of the two concert vids I've seen. I was worried. But after hearing it from start to finish three times it's a masterpiece and a long drum solo.

[@TheMetalTempestYT]

Hell yeah, Tool's back! I'm so excited to have been able to cover the album! Huge opportunity to be here for the comeback of Tool. I've been a long-time admirer of the band--have their stuff on physical and some on digital! Straight from the first single, I knew it was going to be a special comeback. The fact they're simultaneously accessible but hard-hitting as fuck, and always avant-garde and art rock-inspired yet popular...it's just amazing. I also dropped an in-depth review of the album if anyone's interested. As always, kick ass review, man!

[@ripj5301]

This album is amazing!

[@chrishansenbiz]

It definitely took me a few listens to get into this album. I like it overall but I've started jumping to specific songs/parts of songs when listening actively. It also serves well as a passive feed in the background while working etc. However, as a fan that's always seeking to capture the rush of my first dose of Tool, which was hearing Sober on the radio (everyone at the party stopped socializing and just listened), all I can say is I'm glad the waiting is over so we all know where we stand...

[@Fleshybitz]

I give everything three good listens before judgement and this definitely get better on subsequence listens. It sounds like Tool and sounds good cranked. You either enjoy something or you don't, it's your choice.

[@kornkobb420]

After 25+ listens, I've come to the conclusion that this album is a fuckin masterpiece. Some of their best work to date and on top of their game. Danny is an absolute monster and Adam and Justin sound more amazing every time I listen. I can't stop listening to it. Simply amazing.

[@justinflowers6034]

oh yeah !! let me tell you ppl its fine fine wine not to mention i called every store my city todsy and was sold out..i got lucky 4th listen and its seriously deep ..drumming is mind blowing perfection.. its fkn mind blasting beyond.. I cannot emphasize this enough it reminds me first time I heard Pink Floyd the wall as a teen ,album and that is a feat in itself !!i cannot say this enough it will touch you, yeah ppl its matured Tool and it was wine fermented 13 years .I would have to put this next to pink floyd wall in prime its very very good ppl who not sure give it few listens ur 6 and 7 will go to 9 s

[@scot66]

Awesome review.

[@spicyfist1]

Grumpy funny bastard. Subscribed!

[@freetobewhoibe]

Welcome aboard \m/

[@mindofmatter071]

Dug this review, i dnt watch reviews much...this did not disappoint, great review!

[@dallanby]

Loved this. Wit, tool and wandering aimlessly; gold.

[@freetobewhoibe]

Thanks very much

[@AbtinX]

Man you are awesome. What a cool review, thx

[@mnmfreak502]

Loved the album. From the first listen.

[@MoSweiti666]

Dude, you are a Wizard! The length of the final track 7empest is 15:46. The length of your review is 15:46! Coincidence? I think not!

[@carolyntalbot947]

I think you might be a wizard yourself, for making that connection. Well done, sir.

[@freetobewhoibe]

Much as I would love to say that it was intentional, it was not. Purley coincidental. Which in itself is somewhat magical

[@carolyntalbot947]

@@freetobewhoibe Yes it is, especially because 7empest is the most epic track (literally like epic poetry) on the album! This coincidence tickles me.

[@Ry77x]

Good review man.

[@freetobewhoibe]

Cheers bro

[@neobliviscarisa650]

got into Tool when Lateralus was launched, then worked backwards. Once I got my head around the Grudge, Tool started to make sense. Aneima was much easier to follow, but the drumming less complex and pronounced in production and sound. I would like to say I have an educated taste in a very broad range of music. I equally enjoy Porcupine Tree and the equally talented drummer Gavin Harrison...I am certainly not a journalist with those talents. But I do know when an album hits you, if you allow your critical brain to switch off, and let the music take you. Rather than how original the new angles are, or any niggles you are trying to look for. or nods to the past... If my instincts are correct, I think another album might return sooner than you think, with a turn in direction or evolution. This album was a love letter to existing fans, with a maturer outlook in structure, with the restrained singing to support this. I think that many younger generation fans will simply not get it. I suggest they listen to Led Zeppelins first live album or Fleetwood Mac, Boston Blues Rattlesnake Shake.. (one of the greatest improv 3 front guitar solos competing against each other;. where you have 20 mins of musical and drumming genius.. I think this was a well balanced and amusing take.. rather than some of the AMercian botty water on the tube by some. ... Sure, some diehards many might say Master of Puppets was Metallica's finest album, but a hell of a lot more people enjoyed Black more... Critics suggesting Aemina was Tool's most critically acclaimed. Perhaps at the time, they were more ground breaking, as they were still in their infancy, with not body else doing what they did. Personally, Aneima hit me after getting into Lateralus first, almost as an antidote for the high complex music structures of lateralus..... But to suggest that FI is their worst album is utter bollocks. 10,000 days is not a patch on this album as a whole, despite its high points. First off, the production and the silkiness of the guitar found in FI is in itself engaging. The transitions of guitar melody and rhythms build to perfection, The more you listen, you hear more of the clues, that the time changes are coming, like the end of Invincible track. Keenans vocal are at his best, although a few more 7emptest vocals would have been nice and I agree, the range was modest, but still fantastic and fitted the album. The drumming has never sounded so good let alone the talent. I found 10,000 days production not as pleasant as Lateraulus. And this album exceeds the quality of Lateralus sound wise.The drumming was not as memorable on 10,000 days either... The guitar has been more interesting on this album for most parts, and the open jamming nature is fun. Sure, there are some technical or harmony journeys I would still like Tool to investigate... but this is the first album for me, where I felt that all the songs were well crafted and ones you want to keep returning too. But essentially, this is a one track album that has been split up to keep all the band happy. so there is deliberate structures to it; playing on the long build ups. In short, this album felt emotionally engaging. it does have some wonderful vocal with drum/bass led tunes that stay with you, and cohesion with the other tracks. (not talking about the fillers rubbish on the digital version. I think it would be more interesting if they used fillers to show their beauty or lyrical guitar/vocal capable talents, not yet fully shown on any of their Tool albums enough). . if felt less disjointed than the sterile construction of Lateralus (in relative comparison, which was still a superb album)... I guess FFI spits those who like the build of true prog, and those who like more immediate hits. FI just gets better after long listens.. as an album. It felt like a musical trip. My only gripe, was that there were only 6 tracks. I keep reminding myself, this really was one big track broken down.. That said, this is the first Tool album where all the songs were strong in their own ways and the tunes stay with you. When there are short periods of musical hooks, you really appreciate them more, as they only offer a few moments in each track.. but memorable. The most obvious example ' inhale, exhale'... And how 7empest was not considered one of the best songs escapes me. Descending has catchy vocal repeats... And no mention of the growth of the guitar work here!

[@enterthyname_2376]

Your reviews are golden. I'm going to do you a favor. SULFUR AEON - THE SCYTHE OF COSMIC CHAOS. That's all. Trust me.

[@inscho]

Ginger Wildheart... thanks for the journey down the rabbit hole!! Love your reviews and insight!

[@maxpalmer3212]

I saw tool live recently on the fear Inoculum tour and they kicked ass

[@pluckyduck11y]

It's a grower of an album. There are zero bad tracks, at least in terms of the songs. Some may take or leave the segues here. My first impression was similar, leaning toward more lukewarm, but now I think it's quite solid. This one is for Tool was Animals was for Pink Floyd.

[@Raptorman0909]

My first listen I put the album at about 8/10, but we each successive listen that number keeps growing. I've not listened to any of the filer material yet so I can't comment on the digital exclusive stuff, but the main CD selections are fucking epic. At this point I'm at about 9.5/10. I was really worried this album would be a disappointment, but that, thankfully, is not the case.

[@MozartificeR]

I believe that if you want to understand it: read the lyrics to: Pink Floyd - the final cut - two suns in the sunset

[@invizasquach6036]

Love your review!

[@johnreremoana9564]

lt just good to hear 'Tool' again and their music, their album CD package design is truly out of this world,...'WHOA!'

[@neonblack39]

I love this guy!

[@talynncrichton141]

Thanks for the review! Haven't heard this one yet but I'll give it a listen.

[@freetobewhoibe]

Definetley needs a few listens to sink in

[@chrispytelomeres9863]

I would only add that the mix / engineering is almost equal to the musicianship.

[@SWE87HS]

Yeah a new review. I'm not so familiar with Tool but I think I've been to a festival where they played live many years ago😀

[@christopherr4043]

I totally agree, before I even watched this video I too exactly felt that this album as an 8/10. It's a good album, and I thirst for more.

[@demonomega8386]

Best thing about the new Tool album... It makes me appreciate the early stuff all the more.

[@xRS23x]

You're my only and favorite music commentator

[@corrob]

um an old school fan and i love this album, Pneuma jumped up to on of my fave tool somgs ever, great reviews

[@Andy-lz7kc]

Yes my dude!

[@Prog4Prog]

Are you on the Quantock Hills? Great review of a stunning album!

Once you let the album sink in I think it becomes obvious that the album is entirely... about itself: 1. Fear Inoculum - When and whether will there ever be another album, will it be any good? 2. Pneuma - The band works as a single unit, they all need to be on one page to get it done properly 3. Invincible - Is the band still relevant? Does the music matter? 4. Descending - They can see the end of their career, it's getting closer 5. Culling Voices - We don't care about the social media fanatics 6. 7empest - Well that's obvious as well, Tool itself is the tempest - teasing fans and public, and living in time signatures with "7".

[@ashleygoggs5679]

ive seen many reviews and this is the most spot on, good job and a sub from me.

[@Rayk76]

For what it is once uve immersed urself in it I believe it to be a velvet smooth, multi layered, highly enriched beast I love it...a masterpiece

[@TheStrongBoyz19]

I'll get the album in the collection but for now these prices were skyrocketing and outrageous. This is gonna be something different to some of the previous material.

[@alexperry4691]

Yeah I love tool but I'm not paying 80 quid for a CD so it looks like the digital download for me

[@freetobewhoibe]

Worth hearing the album though. It took a fair few listens for it to sink in but it was worth it in the end I think

[@MozartificeR]

I think it was under produced. But to get anything out is; absolutely astonishing, a great feat.

[@scottwoodrich6353]

Agreed.

[@MrDaddyBuff]

I wanted the album to be heavier, songs like Ticks and Leeches or Vicarious but I still like the album. It's very soothing

[@andreasleonlandgren3092]

Its hard to listen to other records it just sounds so good. A great piece.

[@saulvillarreal4086]

Here's an interesting fact If we consider Opiate as an album instead of an EP We have 6 Tool albums: 1. Opiate 2. Undertow 3. AEnima 4. Lateralus 5. 10 000 days 6. Fear Inoculum Fear Inoculum took 13 years to be released... 13 is the 6th number in the fibonacci sequence which theoretically defines the way all things in the universe are formed (the golden ratio as 1 2 3 5 8 13...) If tool keeps this shit going we could expect the next tool album in 21 fucking years!!!! (I CANT WAIT!!!!)

[@ChrisAdams-fc2mn]

And if we consider Salival to be an album all is ruined cause fear inoculum is now the 7th album. And if we include their demo then it's the 8th!

[@Onmysheet]

Salivial is a compilation album with live songs. It's not a studio album.

[@saulvillarreal4086]

@@ChrisAdams-fc2mn Salival is a live songs compilation unlike Opiate that have studio recordings that are not in any other tool album... So... No

[@ChrisAdams-fc2mn]

@@saulvillarreal4086 What about their studio produced demon?

[@saulvillarreal4086]

@@ChrisAdams-fc2mn 72826 demo included: Cold and ugly (also in Opiate) Hush (also in Opiate) Part of me (also in Opiate) Crawl away (also in Undertow) Sober (also in undertow) Jerk-off (also in Opiate) Opiate had almost all 72826 songs plus sweat and Opiate which are not in any other Tool album and it was sold in music stores unlike 72826... that's why I consider it another album instead of an EP... But it doesn't matter it was just a "joke" comment 🤘

[@LukeGardinerlives]

I don't recall this scene in Lord of the Rings

[@thisisallthereis]

I think it coulda used more cowbell, but that's just me....

[@justsomedude5339]

Great review. Sooooo you must have been 29 and 364 days when 10k dropped? Thanks for reminding me of that...

[@freetobewhoibe]

Pretty much

[@liamhuxley9961]

This album is boss and this review is boss

[@vaevictus4434]

Great Review!!

[@jakepayne2985]

I can’t lie, initially I was a little disappointed with the album. A couple of weeks after release, it clicked and I realized it’s another masterpiece in their catalog. It’s still a good bit away from their previous ones for me, however. This album may have the best drumming, though. Aenima/Lateralus both tied for my #1 Undertow 10,000 Days Opiate F.I.

[@cuttynichols]

15k views.... type of steroid Tool providing you? Love the channel. Detroit

[@joe12524]

Going to get this album, but as it stands £79 of the queens finest I haven't got--I'll wait.

[@kevcatnip7589]

puzzled mate,,, what you mean?

[@freetobewhoibe]

I'm with you on that mate

[@joe12524]

yeh man abit steep, but definitely going to get this album dude it sounds sick.

[@Andy-lz7kc]

Agree, good album. And also agree, don’t need to shout at everything. Rock on dude excellent video as always.

[@freetobewhoibe]

Cheers bro

[@hectorThechilldudeonacouch]

It is really good. I enjoyed it. I was in my twenties myself when tool last albun came out

[@freetobewhoibe]

I forgot to mention that I was 29 so barley in my twenties lol

[@hectorThechilldudeonacouch]

@@freetobewhoibe I was 29 as well . 1977