Justin Chancellor | Podcast Highlights | 2019

[@rubaidaallen2764]

Justin sounds so chill and awesome!!! Amazing bassist. Saw Tool live 3 weeks ago and it was AWESOME!!! No f'n cell phones. The audience area was pitch black as it should be. You could hate on MJK all you want. He is 100% correct. Love the the fact that the no cell phone rule was enforced. DJ gig??!! I would love to go to that!!! Cannot wait to see them again.

[@toolbandtube]

Agreed. Such a down to earth guy. So many characters in that band.

[@nick.valente_bass]

The no cell phone policy is absolutely amazing. First concert I went to with that was King Crimson at the Sony theater in NYC. It’s the greatest thing an audience member can ask for!

[@lathumpipe]

There's no way this isn't the greatest band of all time.

[@Jason-nw7wn]

Ummm, I think Tenacious D might have something to say about that?

[@jeremymoss346]

No your right they are the greatest band on the planet.

[@dominicfergie]

They killed all other music for me in a good way. 😁

[@alexkmoz]

@@Jason-nw7wn Tenacious D wrote the greatest and best song in the world. Doesn't make them the best band in the world. :P

[@yosshy4774]

Imagine going to an audition with the riff for 46 & 2... It's like applying for a job to Walmart with a Ph.D. thesis. I'm not comparing Tool with Walmart, but I'm just saying imagine that... wow!

[@marcellusjermaine1185]

i guess it's quite off topic but does anybody know of a good site to watch newly released series online ?

[@danekylan1016]

@Marcellus Jermaine I use Flixzone. You can find it on google =)

[@landonmisael9416]

@Dane Kylan Definitely, have been watching on InstaFlixxer for since march myself :D

[@rogerreynolds5822]

I just love listening to Justin tell stories. He’s about as genuine as it gets.

[@bbmas1930]

21:45 Tool only have superfans. Believe me there's a legion of us that would want to hear the parts that didn't make the final cut or that later morphed into something entirely different to how they began. Release them!!

[@jwilliama4427]

Justin's sound has become so essential to the overall sound that tool creates. And we cant overlook his contribution that him playing "Rick" in the Walking Dead contributes to the overall story. This dude's irreplaceable on so many levels.

[@davidwatkinson1226]

I came to Tool in my 60s and my first album was FI. I then worked back but in no order at all, just wherever I caught one on KZbin. A Yes fan of 45 years and a total Yes geek but I am loving what Tool do, not just the music but artwork, stage shows and the whole vibe. Nice to get excited about a band that are full of exceptional people. I haven't seen you yet so want to do that. Dave England UK

[@GregorRenkoMusic]

I was fortunate to meet Justin and hang out with him for 5 minutes. Was a thrill of a lifetime.

[@paulallyngoff7472]

He was the missing link to what Tool would become.

[@MasterFlarg89]

I just saw Tool on the 1st and outside of Danny and the occasional glance at Adam and Maynard, I couldn't take my eyes off Justin. True showman. His peaceful arms out poses during atmospheric sections and his absolutely hilarious hip thrusting.

[@MrWheezyE420]

I'm old and have seen Tool live quite a few times now. I always stand (when its GA) to the front right, where Justin is. He is so energetic, he will interact with the crowd and watching him bust out full guitar riffs on his bass is something else. The dude is a beast!

[@jeffbone8475]

When you see Tool live it becomes very apparent how important Justin is to the band. He is so unsung as a bass player it's criminal. If Dany Carey is your drummer you need a bass player with otherworldly ability...Justin is a beast.

[@kermodemayoclips2408]

Love hearing Justin talk about music. He's very open and chilled. I hope you cut all of Ernie Ball out like with Adams Podcast?

[@toolbandtube]

Yes. It's all Justin. Endless relaxed insight. Hope you enjoy.

[@Justinsox39]

He talked about writing 46and2 like it’s no biggie. That’s the song where i said to myself yeah this is now officially my favorite band. Many concerts and a few decades later and that song still gives me chills. Powerful stuff

[@andytillott]

Loved this! He's got one hell of a job.

[@watsxn]

I had the honor of seeing them on my 35th birthday in November, it was so fucking spiritual and transcending.

[@brandonglassock148]

I've been waiting to comment on this, and now I regret it. Cosmic Dawn please keep doing what you do.

[@sarahpope8658]

I would LOVE to listen to the books of disc's with all of the extra bits/what didn't make the cut!

[@fdiaz05]

Very interesting behind the scenes look. I think these guys work because they know it is work but still creative. Every young musician wants to have success but I don't really think they spend that much time understanding the corporate bs with record labels, the grind of recording and getting it right. Far too many are simply enamored with the look, the cool gear but barely learn to use it to it's potential. Not to mention the personality issues with band and producers.

[@tunyaa]

Money for nothing

[@misterspikex]

100% agreed on the cellphones at the end. Great interview!

[@AKJ828]

“Maybe for the super fans, but tedious for casual fans” There is no such thing as a casual fans!

[@YouCantDeleteDenzelL]

I was today years old when I found out Justin is British

[@toolbandtube]

Welcome.

[@wrokgoddess]

Today years old.🤣

[@calzoneanvilcases]

Superfans are created when you respect your craft as much as tool does. They got the sauce!

[@andrewhandelsman834]

Saw tool in Detroit on Justin's side of the stage :D

[@MaynardsSpaceship]

Same!

[@toolbandtube]

@@MaynardsSpaceship must have been a beautiful thing to watch.

[@Wag2112]

We would have too, except 300 a ticket ???? WTF ???? for floor !! and they wonder why people bitch ?? Yes, I'll buy the DVD but fuck , I'm glad I caught 10k days in Kansas City . Its probly the last time I'll see em.

[@Hamrhed545]

Same in Louisville… epic show!

[@jackdempsey5858]

What an interview.....all Justin !! I would love to meet that guy and just bullshit over a few beers.

[@WhatGrenadeWhere]

Wow. Wal basses are super expensive. 6k. As a bass player, I had to look it up while listening to this interview.

[@darkySp]

If i have money saved up for one, i would definitely buy one and not just for Justin's sound (despite it's huge part in wanting one). Base price for a Mk2 is 6350, since i'm already paying lots of money, i might as well pay extra 350 for the quilted maple facing and clear gloss. That's the prettiest design i've seen on a Wal, even a bass as a whole. If i also manage to go to the states for a little while and see them live, i would definitely try to see Justin after the show and have him sign it. One can only dream, though...

[@peterduncan9277]

They are over $10,000 now - used!

[@justindeering4384]

Back then: On the Dole Now: Have a look!

[@TeslaNick2]

No way is Justin English ! MIND BLOWN !

[@eric-ze8td]

Did all the interviewer questions/comments get edited out? Or does Justin just really like talking?

[@humzakhalid7902]

why does he talk about the whole "no cellphone" thing like its a new thing maynard demanded? didnt justin realise that was the case in all their shows all along? im so confused...

[@Hamrhed545]

So just saw them in Louisville- and I was next to the one idiot who had to sneak his phone out every other song… great seats and show anyway 😆

[@allsystemsgo8678]

Behemoth!!

[@marcusberns3746]

what podcast is this from?

[@kingzi7932]

Ernie Ball: Striking a Chord Justin Chancellor (Available on Spotfy)

[@wrokgoddess]

👊🤘

[@ajbabineau]

Old news

[@rubaidaallen2764]

Old news, yes, but I love hearing the story directly from the source. When other people tell Tools story its not as interesting as when Tool tell it.

[@Aaron_Gentry]

Maybe for you

[@cheothegeo2742]

Yea and?