L.A. JUST GOT COOKED!! TOOL - Ænema (Audio) | Reaction

First Time Hearing TOOL - Ænema (Audio) Reaction!
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[@jamesroth8577]

I am a 70 year old man who first got into Tool in the early 90s because my sons who are in their 40s now thought I would like them. It is such a pleasure to see a young man like you enjoy these guys. The only bad thing about Tool is that you can only hear them for the first time once!

[@nezlar]

The sensory overload is what makes these great songs to listen to over and over. Enjoy the ride

[@50NewEyes]

It’s great for me being ADHD and bi polar….lol

[@Onlyspaceman]

@@50NewEyes try The Mars Volta lol

[@frankrizzo6404]

​@@50NewEyesyup...51 50 here

[@frankrizzo6404]

Wow i know mars volta. Well tha was awhile ago

[@brianwilges7780]

You comparing tool to going to Walmart, expecting to buy shirt hangers, then walking out with a 66” TV, was hilarious and close to my heart.

[@MugnifyRTS]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@healer915]

Tool. High IQ musicians. All of them are brilliant. Every song is great. Can't wait to see more from you.

[@clasmaster1471]

The stuff slams in the car. This came out when I was in high school and I had a couple punch amps and some 12 inch pile drivers in the trunk and had my six by nines amped up for highs and it absolutely slammed! Better than a lot of rap music.

[@scottmayo7545]

Yes! I had 2 twelves in my trunk in the 90s and the double bass drums and baseline thump!

[@clasmaster1471]

@@scottmayo7545 good times! 🤟🏼

[@NotBenCoultry]

Alpine 10's lol - the one that always surprised me was Sarah Mclaughlin - Possession, shit's like a bass test cd

[@iisotter8944]

Opening tack on my Tool mix in the car...some passangers have the cheek to ask if they listen to something else...yes certainly, whilst your walking 😁

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

Listen to the whole album in a parked car in a rain storm.

[@stevenstudler5507]

Been saying it a long time..Adam is the unsung hero...his rifts tell the story, Maynard vocalizes to the rifts...so underrated Adam is. It's always Maynard Danny then some Justin...nobody ever credits Adam, he gives the song bite and Maynard feeds off it.

[@stegwise]

yeah Adam is the "Tool sound" that is so iconic but from what you hear Maynard say on podcasts he's knows it and gets credit. it seems like Adam is essentially the band leader and even though all the personalities are very strong he gets the final say of how things are done and when they are perfect. also from what i've heard Maynard say he waits for the other guys to finalize the song and then he does the vocals last and often very quickly in comparison to the rest of the process.

[@xchakeix]

Your expression while listening to this is everything. Welcome to Tool.

[@aaronmueller1560]

Polyrhythms are playing multiple (usually conflicting) rhythms/time signatures played at the same time. A common example could be one part of the band playing triplets over a straighter 4 count, but they can get very complex (the band playing in a count of 7 but the drums going to a count of 11 or something super weird). A good example is right at the end of this song. You can hear the vocals and guitar matching up in a count of 3 and the drums and bass doing a faster 6 (with the drums doing a triplet every beat), and then suddenly the drums and bass are in a count of 4 versus the continuing 3 count of the vocals and guitar, which gives it a strange sounding rhythm that doesn’t quite line up at times.

[@MoreMushroomThanMan]

You absolutely nailed it! T🌀🌀L gave birth to so many other bands in the 90’s. No one could touch them then, & to this day, no one has. ♥️🕊️🙏

[@Jaysun1]

Lateralus, Forty Six & 2, Pneuma (Danny Carey Live Drum Cam version), Vicarious, Schism, Parabol/Parabola.

[@--Spooky--]

Radio fan lol.. how about push it, Jimmy, H, hooker with a penis, flood, 4°, swamp song, intolerance, jerk off, part of me..... do something a million others don't do....

[@tristonayter78]

Fear innoculum, Third eye, right in two, Rosetta stoned, reflection are all bangers.

[@alex6545]

the danny carey live drum cam of pneuma would be insane

[@linzyaz920]

YESSSSSSSS🎉

[@Ruprecttt]

The whole discography.

[@nimfoofoo]

Start from the beginning. If you get the wrong song it will scare you away. Seen it happen. You have no idea what have done. This is the most intricate rabbit hole that weaves in and out of parallels and is such an amazing journey (every time I take) I find something new. Been a fan since ‘93 and seen them over 17 times. 4 geniuses found each other. Don’t try and categorize them, they are TOOL. Plenty of good people here to guide you. I’ll be spiraling out right along side ya. Have fun!!!!!!!

[@markwillis675]

TOOL doesn't have a bad song. Which ever recommendation you decide on is a masterpiece. Spiral out. 🌀☝️🇺🇲🤘

[@jacksmith4460]

10:29 "I heard a lot of music in the 90's and I never heard anything close to this" and that sums it up, and why this album is SOOO special, its 20 years ahead of its time

[@Singlespeedjo]

Yessssssssss. So happy you are reacting to Tool. One of my favorites. If you like drums, definitely check out Pneuma studio or live. Their drummer Danny Carey is insanely good❤️🔥

[@esareph6319]

Chester was a huge Tool fan and was heavily inspired by MJK, Tools singer.

[@violetfemme411]

Better late than never. I’m so jealous..wish I could hear Tool again for the first time. Enjoy the ride 💜

[@jcandnp]

You nailed it…Tool did indeed give birth to so many more bands and sounds of that era. So cool that you pieced that together!

[@andimetrum]

Yes!!! Sensory overload. You got it. But there is an anchor beat that you can grab on to that always brings you back to shore. And it is majestic when you figure out how the pieces fit. Welcome to the Tool matrix! Might need to listen more than once. I’ve been OG Tool since ‘93 and I still need to listen a couple of times to some songs before I fully appreciate.

[@3ccdmike]

I like your reaction, you got the structure. This it it ! This got awards. Seeing Sober on MTV told me they had this coming out in the future. I saw this coming.

[@shumanartsdancetheater4445]

Maynard’s lyrics are poly as well… their meaning is multi layered. I’m loving watching you discover them! I don’t think there is any other band that can touch the marriage of brain and gut.

[@justinadams5446]

I fuckin love watching people that haven't and typically wouldn't listen to Tool discover them for the first time. Let's me relive the magic myself. Lovin the channel so far

[@justinadams5446]

"Tool gave birth to all those other groups". Now you get it. Welcome, brother =)

[@juggy-ik7qy]

TOOL is my soul music. I can only imagine that I get from TOOL what Religious folks get from Religious music. It's inspiring, informing and essential to my being.

[@CyrusC.-zq9rt]

They use multiple time signatures in different dynamics at the same. The instruments are independent of the whole and well executed in a melodic masterpiece.

[@tarajoyce3598]

You have a fabulous ear. Your Tool reactions bring me joy. Thank you!

[@robertsaterlie4124]

It's true, Tool songs are like a drug trip without drugs. You will hear colors and see sounds. They are truly cinematic and so glad to hear you need more. We do too. Try "Push it" off the same album. The original first and then much later the Salival remix/remaster of Pushit. You will enjoy for sure.

[@GotShot22]

Arizona Bay is a reference to Bill Hicks. He was a comedian and one of the things he mused about was the hope that LA would break off and sink into the ocean, thus creating Arizona Bay.

[@bryanmack5410]

I just got back from my first trip to LA since this song came out, and it hasn’t gotten any better.

[@chrisholden615]

Sober reaction was beautiful 🎉 can't wait to watch this one now!!

[@pinocarrozza1645]

This song is a masterpiece, and they have quite a few of them. Listen to them with high quality speakers and you will pick up details you might not otherwise. Best of the best… of the best 👊🏼

[@mzliz1249]

Listen to the lyrics, it’s orgasmic!!! ♥️🫶🏼

[@specto146]

@5:42....."There's just so much goin' on." When it comes to Tool, truer words have never been spoken.

[@kylegilbert5071]

I always forget to Gove these reactions a like... but the "I came in for a hanger and walked out with a tv" made me laugh and remember to like. Great reaction brother

[@pjsebadoh5412]

"Sober" live by Tool mid 90's is superb...You can see, feel, and hear the anguish.

[@stegwise]

yo that circular head nod that's how you know you're feeling that polyrhythm. in order to groove with it at least for me, i end up keeping time in two directions and sometimes three. like i'll be bopping to one beat then circling my head to the second and sometimes get a foot going on that third. it's really something.

[@MikeyBeastPop]

Welcome to the Tool Army my friend. They inspired so many bands. I like to think of them as Pink Floyd 2.0

[@meme-ls7ft]

D carry tool drummer drum solo live is a must see. Tool will definitely make your brain go into overdrive lol 😎👍🙂

[@pattyfree2970]

I think you nailed the description, sensory overload for sure. Keep on truckin dude!

[@Hunter78912]

Biggest recommendation I have for you is Jambi, one of their greatest songs imo

[@profoundpronoun4712]

Simply put, a polyrhythm is when the hands and feet are playing different time signatures but you play measures that are divisible by both. IE playing 4 with your hands and 3 with you feet for 12 beats. You will end up playing 12 notes but 3 measures with your hands and 4 measures with your feet, ending on the same downbeat or 1. Hope that helps ❤

[@GimmeJimmy23]

Maynard is from the Midwest, but Tool is an LA band, so... Your ears are amazing!

[@konkeydonged]

TOOL is the best live band I've had the privilege to witness - more than a handful of times between '06 and '20. The experience is transcendental af with or w/o mind-altering substances.

[@wilmafistfit9355]

I've seen them stoned and just last week sober. If I'm ever lucky enough that they go on another tour I will go the mushroom route.

[@outshine01]

When the San Andreas fault line eventually gives way and California is separated, a new coastline will (probably) be along Arizona, hence the swimming and Arizona Bay references, "mom" being mother nature.

[@stupadasso5023]

Keep listening to more Tool songs….you won’t be disappointed my friend, that’s a guarantee! 😃

[@GimmeJimmy23]

Best, most authentic Tool reaction ever!! I can't wait to see subsequent reactions! If I could suggest something, it would be Eon Blue Apocalypse, followed by The Patient. (Tool.)

[@aaronwolf3587]

He’s just intensely whispering at very close range to the microphone. Always loved how with all his vocal capabilities sometimes he just chooses to whisper.

[@phildigiovanni9687]

& I think you are on point with what tool did for sooooo[oo] many bands. I'm glad you noticed it

[@cletusbeauregard1972]

7:50 that drum part is a triplet of right hand floor tom, right foot bass drum, left foot bass drum, while he plays that other pattern on top of it with his left hand.

[@torjamjensen5690]

Next, the most overlooked Tool masterpiece- JAMBI! That song saved my life.

[@kennethstreet7868]

You didn't hear anything like this in the 90s because tool was still picking their scabs

[@ccormx]

Also, the last holdout on anything streaming or remotely resembling such.

[@daviddidder3781]

Trying to bring you slowly. They have way more depths to come! Try not to read lyrics, feel the music 1st time. Plenty of playbacks can follow, and these songs get better, the more you listen to them. 1 song from each disc for now, you’re ready for “Pneuma” drum cam Danny Carey version. This is off their last album, from a 13 year hiatus! I literally had to swim past Taylor Swift CDs to get a copy behind the Target desk, STILL IN THE BOX, but already opened. Anyways they came out #1, putting Swift at #2, who came out with hers the same day! Priceless YouTubing Taylor Swift fans crying about Tool, whome they never heard of, taking her crown.

[@josephberg1586]

Just saw them in NOLA, a year ago. Now Biloxi, Mississippi in a few months. You have to see them Live. No drugs, No Alcohol. Just sit back and enjoy *Also do whatever you want* 😉

[@datubeda]

Bro, just discovered your chanel and looking forward to hearing more! Loved the first two I've seen. No, you're not crazy... I've never heard that comparison before, but you're absolutely right about the Chester comparison. Some Tool fans might get offended by that, because we can be a pretty weird bunch. But the tone on the highs along with the transition to something more gritty... very similar, yet in two totally distinct styles. Excellent observation 👍

[@TheBradsk1379]

Thx for doing this song, it's my all time favorite song, not just by TOOL but EVER, I love the fact u said u can't focus on any one thing cause I always describe this song as "beautifully chaotic"....also so far ur TOOL reactions are awesome, hope u keep going and just remember EVERY TOOL SONG IS AN EXPERIENCE

[@tnightwolf]

One of their best/funniest songs!

[@caffeineadvocate]

3:2 polyrhythm. I call it, “Don’t fuck it up”. 😊

[@jametowne]

You have a lot to offer with your commentary! Keep it up sir

[@slappymcbutterballs7326]

Tool's not music, it's an experience.....

[@BrotherJohn2000]

So glad you’re beginning your dive into the deep end of progmetal Can’t wait to watch you catch the lyrics of 46 & 2 !!!!!

[@MotoRod1]

This album was released 27 years ago, it could be released tomorrow and would not sound dated. I heard Stinkfist on the radio in '"96 and had never heard of Tool, thought I might buy the album just to check it out. I'm now 55 years old and still listen to this album as well as all their other releases and am still blown away by their brilliance.

[@echopryme]

You basically just EXPERIENCE it, more than you listen to it. 💯😎

[@RyanSchoeller-b1u]

These lyrics are more true today then ever before

[@billiejospacek3934]

Tool is an experience you need to feel the music

[@ninetyninerising9482]

You mentioned that the vocals almost have a rap like style to them. That makes sense as this song is basically a diss track on all of LA. Its very possible that this song took inspiration from diss tracks of the day. Even the structure of the song could be compared to "hit em up" as both songs begin following the general musical pattern, but eventually both songs near the end feature a part where the structure of the song is abandoned in favor of a plain speaking part in order to flame the subject of the song

[@rabidrhyno7787]

This Is The Way! That's what Tool does to you. The more you hear, the more you need to hear. Sadly, it's like crack. But it's not sad, it's 1000 times better than crack. Except Tool, and other experiential music is enough. The music sates the beast. I don't have to keep on piling more on. Music gets me through. Thanks for the reactions. Tool brought me here, but you kept me here. I've got some suggestions of other music for you, but I'll save them. Your Tool reactions make me happy. When you start to Spiral Out, just remember to hang on tight and enjoy the ride. Thank you. And as always, Rock On!!🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@dillonsronce2583]

Danny Carey has to be one of the greatest drummers ever.

[@atlarsenal]

It’s all like this! Spiral out! Keep going!

[@CoachJasonCurtis]

Tool is progressive metal. They always bring the heat. 4 best musicians on earth💯🔥🔥🔥

[@web3recon96]

You have no idea the rabbit hole you just discovered. Prepare to have your world view rocked.

[@OldRocker25]

Yeah dude. I think Tool doesn't want you to focus on any one thing. They want you to be in the moment and experience the music.... Which is why you really should give a listen to Lateralus!

[@allimissin]

It’s progressive every song is a journey. But also all the polyrhythms and the beauty of all the sounds. Tool is really in their own league.

[@theodorecyngiser2841]

Arizona doesn’t actually have a bay, it is a landlocked state. What Maynard (the singer) is insinuating here is that he wants Los Angeles to get consumed by the ocean, the flood that followed would rush inland, ultimately giving Arizona a bay thanks to its neighbor state sinking into the ocean.

[@moderncreep9385]

Man.. I soooo appreciate a new generation giving some love to Tool. Im 43 now.. started listening to them when I was 14 back in 94. My first introduction to the was an album called Undertow. Man.. when I heard that album, I never looked back bro lol. I was IN! Glad you're diggin this. I was an aspiring drummer at this age too, so when I heard Danny Carey throwing down is beats.. my mind was completely blown. I was certain this guy was no human lol. But man, when you watch him play.. yo. It's next level. And what he's doing in this song, around when you asked if this is a poly rhythm. It's really just a 16th triplet pattern. If you want to hear something polyrhythmic, check out Eulogy in that same on. During the bridge, Carey throws down a good example of a poly. He's playing 4 but accenting the 3. It's crazy. And then he does the same thing only even more elevated in a song called Lateralus.

[@colinjames7569]

To be free you must be sacrificed. For all sins. And all lies. This Music will change you. Forever

[@slomocosplo6361]

You should definitely be listening to tool at all times with lyrics on

[@phillychick4196]

Chester should remind you of MAYNARD I adore your genuine , cerebral reactions. Please more like this from My Gen x generation

[@LISAWIESE-r4b]

I have seen Danny play four rhythms at the same time at their concerts!!!

[@5yearsout]

One of the things I love about Tool is there is so much going on but there is enough space in the music that on can hear it all but still focus on a single thing, and each time it's different.

[@CassoniCorp]

"I came into Wal-Mart for a hanger and came out with a 66 inch tv" hahaha that analogy was too good. Loving your Tool reactions possibly the most out of anyone I've seen react to them. You gotta do the Tool song "The Grudge", I'm sure you've already gotten recommendations for it.

[@falsedragon33]

There was a lot of anger then. An anger that never got dealt with, although I think that time will come soon. Tool was a big part of how I delt with my anger as a teen.

[@tonymackenzie6264]

😁 welcome aboard.

[@ryanhampson673]

The Arizona bay part is referring to when the “Big One”, earthquake happens that Southern California will fall into the sea. Making Arizona beach front property.

[@brandonmadsen9591]

Tool, Rage Against the Machine, System of a Down = holy trinity of rock music in this era.

[@popitgood3456]

I’m still waiting for this song to fulfill itself

[@whirledpeaz5758]

Oceanfront property in Arizona was the evil plot of Lex Luther in the first Christopher Reeves - Superman movie.

[@danielmcbride2375]

Man, you should check out new model army. Their drummer is really great, has a raw, tribal, celtic feel. I can turn you onto my favorite picks from them if you'd like. Cheers sir!

[@bareakon]

So this song is largely based on an old routine from friend of the band, Bill Hicks, hence the line about Arizona Bay. And the title is a fun portmanteau of Anima (latin for life) and Enema (flushing out your poop hole) Which gets to the root of what Maynard thinks about Los Angeles.

[@sean_b_drummer]

Welcome to the TOOL Army, dude! 🔥🤘🏽🔥🤘🏽 The concept of Arizona Bay isn't QUITE right. It won't "fall into the ocean" All of the land on the west side of the San Andreas Fault (including Baja California) is attached to the Pacific Tectonic Plate and is headed generally Northwest. Eventually, in around 50 million years, it will be a long island off the coast of Oregon and Washington. 👍🏽😁

[@josephsepulveda8819]

There is an Arizona bay because California sinks into the ocean. This lived in my CD played when it dropped. The case had a “holographic/3D” front door.

[@benf1111]

You're welcome. Enjoy the ride.

[@donrodztx]

Nice! Always fun to see someone who gets this music. The intrigue is the pay off. Spiral Out buddy. It's gonna get so good for you.

[@BDM-PAISLEY-EDDIE]

Thank you for this.

[@deplorabledavidl.536]

welcome to the tool army 👊🤙🤘

[@tonyzahn8911]

Tool songs have a lot going on. That's what keeps them interesting, you keep picking out new elements every time.

[@poopmasterkid]

I really enjoy watching new Tool fans . You are one of my favorites

[@ToddFraud]

Subbing for the Tool journey

[@hmmttfn]

Jambi, Right in Two, the Grudge, Pushit(Salival), Cold & Ugly, Ticks and Leeches…the fu@kin catalogue bro

[@bryannorris7924]

Maynard uses his voice as an additional instrument. His lyrics are genius, but the tones, annunciations and placement act as an instrument to complement the overall piece.

[@scottmullen2881]

Tool and most metal will make you think better and it's been scientifically proven. Had to listen to Tool while doing calculus homework in college.

[@bubbasboyngirl]

That's sonic and lyrical wizardry!!! Tool is everything!!!

[@mrmoonbike]

5:05-ish … sound is a ‘volume swell’ on another tracked guitar. Can be done with the knob on the guitar, amp, or with a foot pedal (most popular).