TOOL - LATERALUS is an UNTOUCHABLE MASTERPIECE!!! (REACTION)

[@the_crisp9]

I was just about to go to bed and this man chooses to spiral out. let's go

[@PerseusM76]

Irs Labor Day tomorrow. You can stay up 😆

[@danielthomas5057]

Rock on my Nigga$$$$ welcome 6to 90's angry white bois drug rock~! :DD

[@davidward9737]

He has been choosing to learn to swim

[@aaronwolf3587]

I used to think my kids were ridiculous for watching reaction videos. Years later I am forced to remove foot from mouth and head from ass. Let the hypocrisy commence !✌️

[@MugnifyRTS]

I love this comment lol

[@shadeiland]

Don’t ever feel the need to apologize for expressing your ride in discovering tool.

[@inappropriatern8060]

Only Tool would write a song, with cryptic lyrics, insane meter changes, and uses the Fibonacci sequence....then tell us not to overthink it. 🌀

[@scrubsscrubs694]

Nah not really. Plenty of other bands I see doing similar stuff

[@ZeroTooL88]

Name 3

[@scrubsscrubs694]

I ment to type I CAN see doing that. Not that they actually have.

[@chrisreynolds35]

It was literally accidental dude. There’s a few interviews of Maynard laughing at the fact. Maynard pointed out the sequence after it was released.

[@mm9773]

This, that’s it. If you think about it (not too much), it must be funny to write a few lines in one afternoon (or three, or ten), then have people pulling their hair out over it for years.

[@tomwalsh4628]

Don’t apologize for pausing, most of us have heard the song over 100 times, and now it’s your turn to experience 😎

[@06501026fewa]

Touché ❤

[@valdi1523]

Agree 💯!

[@thetalantonx]

6:00 - You're the most visceral, full-body Tool reactor I've seen. It's a joy watching and sharing this with you.

[@starsruul6202]

I agree.

[@BobbySusenbach]

Well put.

[@sydbay01]

Every TOOL song you hear will be your new favorite song...until you hear the next TOOL song. Loving your reactions! You absolutely get it!

[@helmeteye]

Verily. I've been stuck on Tool since I first listened to an entire song. Stuck on Right in Two at the moment. Moved there from the Pot and then Jambi.

[@deadflight84]

The grudge is one of my soul catharsis favorites

[@LuckykidA]

​@@helmeteye10,000 Days is such a beautiful album. Rosetta Stoned had me hypnotized for months!

[@thesecdef4865]

Every tool song you hear is also gonna take 9-12 minutes of your life. Not in a bad way.

[@scottspears9347]

Straight up facts

[@MorningStar_1491]

Bro this is my fourth video of you reacting to Tool and all I gotta say is this: you fucking get it man! The ineffable depth of the lyrics, the incandescent beauty of the instrumentals, the oddly soothing complexity of the time signatures, the viscerally tribal feel of the percussions. Tool is meant for everyone, but only few get it so immediately. I love your vids man.

[@MugnifyRTS]

tHANK YOU BROTHA!!

[@MorningStar_1491]

@@MugnifyRTS I’m sure tons of people have commented about this, but if not, I’d be doing you a disservice to not point this out. If you think your mind is blown now, you should check out how Maynard delivers these lyric syllables to the Fibonacci sequence (a mathematical sequence in which each number is the sum of the previous two numbers, e.g. 1-1-2-3-5-8, etc). Gives a whole new meaning to “spiral out” when you consider that the Fibonacci sequence is called the “Golden Spiral” when graphed out. 🤯

[@justinlovince8816]

Welcome to the Tool Army!!! This reaction says it all. Man 22 years later ans hundreds of listens and I still get goosebumps from this song

[@gregbaldwin577]

Dude you couldn't have said it better🤙🤘

[@justinlovince8816]

@@gregbaldwin577 Tool has been a gift that keeps on giving...I really dove back in the rabbit hole right before the release of Fear Inoculum and been learning and hearing so much I missed in their songs over the years.

[@prateek752]

I listen to this to help me heal from my trauma. I tear up almost every time.

[@Aisha-33333]

Agreeediyh

[@KillDozer44]

RIGHT IN TWO !! YOU WILL LOVE IT

[@MegaDoomer101]

You are right! Adam Jones, Danny Carey, and Justin Chancellor spend and absurd amount of time composing and completing the bass, drums, and guitar. They do it all together and record it. They then send the music to Maynard who writes the lyrics and sings them. Tool are full of masters of their craft. Maynard considers his voice as just an instrument and no more important than any other aspect of the music. Over the years he has started performing further and further to the back of the stage so he can hear his voice blend into the music, and so he isn't center. The guys are amazing. There is a lot of energy in their music. Danny Carey, and the others, are into sacred geometry and other esoteric ideas to try instill their music with something tangible. *edit* you should really see them live

[@JapesJasper]

This, nailed it

[@meh.7539]

Again, I learned something new.

[@MegsD79]

Tool is the BEST live in concert! I have seen them 6 times since 1997!! They sound as good, if not better, live then their mixed and mastered studio music sounds! ❤️

[@idrinkdiesel8451]

apparently (correct me if i'm wrong) Maynard also has epilepsy or something like that, so that's probably another reason why

[@aaronnoetzelman149]

Top five live band for sure!!!

[@flyinganchovy5267]

Vivid is on the spot. It’s amazing cause you’ll be sitting there 10 years from now listening to this song and still be saying HOW DOES IS GET BETTER?!!!

[@seangwill]

It's the only band that does that for me.

[@plupoli7784]

Nobody compares

[@sharileighretsof4790]

Facts 😂❤ 🌀

[@EarthSplit666]

You need the Pneuma drum cam in your life, my friend. They managed to get a video of the legend Danny Carey in performance, and his mastery is mesmerizing. Hearing these epic drums is one thing, but seeing how he pulls it off is another. It definitely deserves a reaction video down the line! Keep it up and spiral out, the Tool Army will be with you on this journey

[@PongGod]

Studio version first! But yeah, Pneuma is a phenomenal song!

[@joechurch7]

@@PongGod Hearing the studio version first makes the drum cam version even more mind blowing. Most people would assume that there is drum overdubs in the studio version

[@travispeterson8952]

@@PongGodyes. Studio first.

[@almosthuman4457]

@@joechurch7 you are so wrong

[@almosthuman4457]

@@travispeterson8952 no live first studio never

[@johnseward2934]

Man, you have a very keen ear to get so many of the subtle nuances in one listen. Great reaction, and refreshingly genuine. edit: even though I've been listening to this song since it came out and often in a very intense concentrated way, I heard something I've never caught before in the song's intro during your reaction. And it made me laugh that even after all those listens, I'm still discovering new areas of the soundscape that are incredible.

[@MugnifyRTS]

I appreciate that!

[@bigdankenergy]

Ditto, this is literally my favorite song that I've listened to 100+ times and I've always heard the heartbeat noise in the beginning, but never equated it to a heartbeat.. I love this man's ability to analyze and vocalize what he hears so quickly.

[@FantasySportsZen]

Seriously. I keep saying "wow, he's catching so much and so in tune with it." 😂 Fucking awesome.

[@cobblepott4169]

Gonna say it again. Lost Keys + Rosetta Stoned (in sequence) is absolutely incredible. It will blow your mind.

[@chriswebb7822]

Second this 100% !!

[@petepanhead1980]

Peak Tool in my opinion

[@joshmckay-gg5qc]

My favorite as well.

[@tip9]

YESSSS! 🙌🏻

[@datacntrdude]

The Grudge is one of the most underrated tracks, but TOOL fans know and love it. Even the drummer, Daney Carey, said it's his hardest song to play live. It has become one of the quintessential opening tracks of any rock album in history, especially amongst the prog rock community.

[@clintonstrampel1403]

The grudge it super underrated but it's kinda understandable in such a God tier catalog of songs

[@dada75129]

TOOL is mind blowing in so many ways.

[@isaacmor1248]

My man turned a 10 minute TOOL song into 30 😂

[@travispeterson8952]

This is the way.

[@Zetto-n9e]

I’m 57. I regularly listen to EVERYTHING! From Bluegrass to Rap to rock to classical to shit in languages I don’t understand. And the two best songs I ever heard is Lateralis and Pushit. What’s amazing is they’re BOTH by the same band.

[@spencershaw4419]

The lyric “Push the envelope. Watch it bend” is probably my favorite lyrical stanza by this band and kind of sums up their entire discography

[@mkbcoolman]

14:38 - 'it almost feels like a suggestion'. Man, I've heard this song more times than I could possibly remember, and you just gave me fucking goosebumps.

[@thatautistrob]

This song is like a prayer. It’s hard not to cry even after the 100th listen. Cheers

[@aqualuxx]

This dude is skillful as hell how he and when he stops the track and then rewinds perfectly To not disturb the flow of the song First time I’ve ever heard a Tool reaction where I’m like yeah he respected the music and didn’t slaughter the vibe Damn man bravo that’s tough to do you must really know your beats and measures

[@aqualuxx]

I genuinely enjoyed watching this video

[@TheDevilHIM-self]

Tool’s Lateralus isn't merely an album; it's an unparalleled masterpiece that transcends the boundaries of music and art as we know it. It exists in a realm of its own, an untouchable pinnacle that defies categorization. Listening to it, I can't help but feel that something otherworldly, something beyond our comprehension, has channeled itself through the band, bestowing upon humanity a divine gift. The entire album is a journey, not just of the spirit, but of the mind and heart. It's as though I'm embarked on a voyage with a cosmic companion who intimately knows my soul, understanding every nuance of my existence and all that I've experienced in this life and perhaps even beyond. It's as if the consciousness behind this creation comprehends us not just as physical beings but as eternal spirits, and it seeks to commune with our very essence. As the music unfolds, it's as though interdimensional beings are reaching across the fabric of time to share their wisdom and insight with us. The ethereal melodies and intricate rhythms pull me deeper into this otherworldly experience, and with each note, I feel a profound connection not just to the music but to something greater, something transcendent. Every track is a message, a revelation from a higher dimension to ourselves or even to the entire human race. It's a reminder that we are more than the sum of our physical parts, that we are beings with boundless potential, capable of connecting with the divine and embracing the mysteries of existence. Lateralus is not just an album; it's a cosmic transmission, a spiritual awakening, and a journey of self-discovery. It's a testament to the power of music and art to transcend the ordinary and touch the very core of our being. It leaves an indelible mark on the soul, a reminder that there are depths to our existence that we have yet to explore, and it beckons us to embark on this profound journey of self-discovery and enlightenment. In the realm of music, Lateralus stands alone, a beacon of light, a glimpse into the infinite, and a timeless masterpiece that will continue to inspire and uplift generations to come. This album has done so much more than just fill my ears with captivating melodies; it has saved my life and transformed the very lens through which I perceive reality and all living things. It's not merely a collection of songs; it's a profound experience that has left an indelible mark on my existence. I was compelled to own this divine piece of history on vinyl, not just as a possession, but as a sacred relic that carries with it the wisdom of the ages. To hold it in my hands, unopened, is like cradling a treasure meant for the generations to come, a gift I plan to pass down to my son. Sharing this album, though, goes beyond just playing it for someone; it's about preparing them for a journey of the mind and spirit. It's about inviting them to experience it in the right state of consciousness, preferably under the influence of a substantial dose of psilocybin mushrooms. In this altered state, the music becomes a gateway to a higher plane of existence, a realm where the boundaries between self and other, time and space, blur into a magnificent tapestry of interconnectedness. And in those moments, when the music resonates with their very soul, I feel like I've given them the most profound gift, a gift that transcends material possessions and touches the essence of their being. It's a gift of awakening, of expanding one's consciousness, and of glimpsing the infinite mysteries of existence. This act of sharing Lateralus in such a way is not just an exchange of music; it's a profound act of communion, a sacred bond formed through shared experience and elevated awareness. It's a reminder that we are all interconnected, that we are all part of a cosmic tapestry, and that music has the power to unite us in ways that words alone cannot. So, as I hold onto this unopened vinyl, I know that its true purpose lies not just in being a collector's item but in being a vessel of transformation and connection. It's a legacy I will pass down, a gift I will share, and a reminder that music has the power to touch the very essence of our humanity, to awaken our spirits, and to bring us closer to the divine.

[@Deebee950]

This is beautiful and I agree 100%. I hope they read this one day❤️

[@ScottHoover-vx8rb]

Well said

[@ShannonSpurrell]

I have an original press of Lateralus unopened and one of AEnima as well. Keeping them for my daughter Nova (7) who is a massive Tool fan and has been since the womb. A treasure I hope she passes on to her children .. and on and on and on. I wonder how long it will take before someone cannot take it anymore … open them and put them where they were meant to be… under a needle connected to Ribbon Speakers

[@cricket-bg4tz]

Wow you answer nailed it. Your words are beautiful and your assessment is outstanding and brought me to tears. ❤ I love you❤

[@ShannonSpurrell]

Phuvking brilliant and very apropos

[@adamedwards7764]

I want to take this guy to a Tool concert now!

[@ronniecarter2645]

Once you take the red pill... You can't go back. Welcome to the TOOL Army. Thanks for keeping it real. Great reaction.

[@kmdidgerdoo]

18.46, he's riding the spiral. 😊 Excellent reaction thanks. ❤

[@Viking_Funeral]

Welcome to TOOL ARMY brother! Third eye opened! TOOL is it's own genre.

[@ryankirkham8130]

I am 50 yrs old. I first heard TOOL in 1992 and was lucky enough to see them on the "second stage" at Lollapalooza 1993 in Ogden, Utah. They have been my favorite band ever since and I have never gotten sick of any of their songs. I have seen them 13 times live.

[@allimissin]

Wow 13 times ! I discovered them in the late 90’s . Saw them live I believe only twice - possibly 3 times .. I saw so many concerts in my 20’s I can’t always remember them all 😢

[@adrianskinner5676]

Been a fan since the mid 90s. Seen them 5 times never get bored. Masters of their craft. Peak of their ability

[@elkguidenm]

Milan Dragway?

[@bornlucky80]

I saw them.on that same lollapalooza tour. It might be embarrassing for me to say how many times I've seen them live but it's amazing that they're somehow better live.

[@Arrowed_Sparrow]

I don't understand why people get annoyed with pausing. Im here to watch the reaction to new music, I can listen to the full song whenever I want.

[@demoncushion9600]

The entire song is based around the fibonacci sequence, where the previous two number added together make the next number in the sequence. An example is 2+3=5 then 3+5=8, 5+8=13 ect. The intro is 1:12 long, the first 3 numbers of the sequence. The syllables also follow this pattern. Black (1) then (1) white are (2) all I see (3) in my infancy (5) red and yellow then came to be (8) reaching out to me, let's me see (13) The entire fucking song is like this, all while telling us not to over think or over analyze...

[@Rusty_Hill]

Ty for that better explanation than I've heard before bro. Enlightening

[@evenstyler]

Came here to say this. 😊

[@alexbeckes3389]

Nice I didn’t know about the intro length

[@CSKefka]

"reaching out to me" is 5 again and "lets me see" is 3 again. It goes up then down.

[@cricket-bg4tz]

I did not know this. Thank you

[@innerscapearts]

Euphoric...yes. I could not agree with you more, dude. I am in awe too.

[@Brettin]

"I embrace my desire to I embrace my desire to Feel the rhythm, to feel connected Enough to step aside and weep like a widow To feel inspired To fathom the power To witness the beauty To bathe in the fountain To swing on the spiral To swing on the spiral to Swing on the spiral Of our divinity And still be a human" I get emotional every time I hear this section.

[@aphexlane]

@@Brettin Same. It’s incredible

[@aaronwolf3587]

The music is obviously second to none. But did anyone else notice how Maynard is straight up conducting a poetry clinic in just about every song. This is what greatness sounds like. ✌️

[@MR2GR]

Your interpretation of "overthinking overanalysing, separates the body from the mind" relating to anxiety is something I've never thought of. I appreciate your insight. I hope you enjoy your fall down the rabbit hole.

[@SwerveCityCrimes]

Might be the greatest song ever recorded. It will never be duplicated

[@TOOL-22]

The Fibonacci sequence is a mathematical sequence. It starts from one, the next number is one, and the next number being two, creates the 2+1 which is three, continuing in this mathematical progression. That's how they found the chord progression. It began linking up to the Fibonacci sequence." The syllables Maynard sings in the first verse follow the first six numbers in the pattern, ascending and descending in the sequence 1-1-2-3-5-8-5-3. "Black (1), then (1), white are (2), all I see (3), in my infancy (5). 🤘🏼"Spiral 😵‍💫 Out"🤘🏼

[@Forthwith1028]

I used to dance with my little baby daughter to this song.. 2001. She's 22 years old now. I will always love her & this song & memory..

[@xchakeix]

This is one of the greatest rock songs ever written, hands down. This is one of the best reactions I've seen to it. You'll pick up on and hear new things every time you listen to it for awhile, too. Everything off this album is brilliant. Next time you listen, count the syllables of the lyrics. They're written in the Fibonacci sequence.

[@kt89713]

I love watching people get all amped up listen to tool songs for the first time.

[@thejohnroxbury]

Untouchable Masterpiece might be the most apt description of Lateralus I've heard.

[@sherryjolliff8015]

I love that no matter what TOOL song reaction I watch, the drums are always pointed out 😊 The best drummer ever.

[@laurapechonis9172]

Your laugh, your smile and your spirit make me feel good. Props for being who you are. Tool has been my favorite band since I was 13 when Sober first came out on the radio in '93 and at 44 now and a few live concerts in, I love them more and more every day. Thanks for making me smile today. Laura from Boston❤ Be kind, it's easy. ❤❤

[@coryg7051]

Just be thankful you live in a time to witness TOOL. Words can't do it justice.

[@Kwakattak]

Theres no way this man just made a spiral staircase reference without already knowing these lyrics.

[@MugnifyRTS]

LOL! I was in the zone early in this reaction

[@travispeterson8952]

That’s what I thought?! What are the chances!?

[@christopherprescott6426]

Someone tells him to spiral out in a past reaction. He’s just repeating.

[@ninja-robot5924]

The Fibonacci sequence is the spiral, referenced off the golden ratio.

[@Goat_Williker]

Watching you interpret Tool is a beautiful thing. Welcome to the army, you will not be disappointed.

[@thomasdaniell1514]

Man, you get it. Great review, enjoying your Tool journey. Would suggest "Vicarious" or "Right in Two" for your nest choice! They're my all time favorite band. Enjoy!

[@ThermoSTS]

Tool is more than just music, it’s a feeling. I feeling that you can hear in your ears, feel through your body, and penetrates deep into your mind.

[@Courier_Eris]

My brother, welcome to the Tool Army! You let us old school fans live vicariously through you to hear it gain with freash ears

[@RobScript]

This is one of the BEST reactions I’ve ever seen. The fact that you picked up so much from just one initial listen is remarkable!

[@orbislame]

I know you were having a difficult time articulating exactly how this made you feel, but just know that every Tool Dan watching knew exactly what you meant without needing the words. Throughly enjoyed watching you react to this, my favorite song. Spiral out, keep going!

[@dan.j.boydzkreationz]

Lol, I'm a Toolthusiast Dan, OGT 93

[@orbislame]

@@dan.j.boydzkreationz Oh! Oops. Lol. Nice.

[@shaneanigans440]

This was the song that got me absolutely addicted to Tool. It's a masterpiece.

[@BuddyTheBassetHound]

I suggest listening to Pneuma off their most recent album, Fear Inoculum. "PLEASE listen to the studio version first" and then you can react to the drum cam! That way you can take in the entire master piece first and then move on to the octopus (Danny Carey) as he shows us why hes the best drummer in the world!

[@leejay86]

you're rapidly becoming one of my favourite reactors, i can resonate with the way you try to understand and deconstruct music

[@zak2986]

First of all, Danny Carey is a one-man drum circle. It still baffles me how he can have so many different rhythms/beats going on at the same time. How lucky are we, that these individual prodigies found each other to make such amazing art for the rest of us to enjoy? Each individual member of the band is a generational talent, and what they create together is even greater.

[@aaronwolf3587]

You are correct. The poetry and vocal melodies are usually injected into the mix after the music is at least 90% done. Maynard claims to need to hear the sounds for inspiration in order to write. What a respectful and powerful way for a front man to find his place in the music instead of just wanting the spotlight. And in doing so he reveals his brilliance.

[@guitarbla3k]

💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿 this, the pot, schism, sober, and vicarious are straight bangers

[@MrAlosha4979]

I love this guy , he really directs his ears and emotions in it's rawest form

[@Kben685]

The vibration is representing a babys heartbeat. The first lines are talking about being born

[@brittanymacdonald8629]

I saw you had Jambi up on an open tab and I was like “please listen to Jambi!” Seriously it’s my favorite ❤

[@darciekstrom562]

HOW DID YOU KNOW ABOUT THE LYRIC WRITING BEING LAST???!!!!! Soooo impressive!!! This is so delightful to see and feel this! Growing up and evolving along side this band was life changing…

[@bestname7281]

I can’t describe how this music makes me feel. I’m curious to know what these artists feel when they are creating it. They seem to know how to place me in a way that is intentional. They must know the place well to guide me there so easily.

[@distorted_imagination]

I got mad flashbacks watching your reaction to this song. Mind freeing... absolute masterpiece.

[@paulhagelston9246]

I have used this song right here to introduce MANY a people to Tool. Most are now diehard Tool fans. 😁

[@GimmeJimmy23]

This came out in 2001, the same year of 9/11. It was much needed therapy for a lot of us. Fast forward a little bit, and, Tool drops Fear Innoculum, right as the pandemic is kicking off. Just... Can people stop obsessing over how long they take to make an album, and appreciate the beauty of their timing?

[@thukker5305]

I love the bits you're catching, you have a fantastic ear for music and the details, a music theory class would turn you into an absolute monster, you're hearing the details of note, and you're ability to express it in sensory language is on point. Learning the musical language and the theory will only cause this music to instill awe even more. All in all I'm deeply impressed by your ear for music.

[@Viccerz]

It's hard to describe the feeling of hearing this song for the first time, and god damn, you did your best. This song is almost overwhelming on first listen, you're a boss for articulating your mindset during the experience. Spiral out brother ,

[@jenndeangelis1082]

I’ve been a Tool fan forever, and it’s so exciting to see you enjoy it and deconstruct it the way you do. Welcome to the Tool army!

[@jrhcael]

I still get goosebumps every time I listen to this song!

[@thesecdef4865]

The last 20/30 seconds of the song is just ...I dunno. I can't describe it, I dunno why it hits me so hard. I can scroll back and listen to that part over and over.

[@timothybirkley8853]

17:11 my man starts riding the spiral 🤘🌀! Great reaction. Keep 'em coming!

[@yyyo03]

You gotta see Pneuma live drum cam. Danny Carey is arguably the best drummer living today.

[@travispeterson8952]

Studio first.

[@hollas301]

Yes yes yes

[@mattronimus]

The singer (Maynard) has been on joe Rogan, a couple of times, he says the band, which is mostly in charge writes and composes all of the music, and then he writes lyrics afterwards.

[@cricket-bg4tz]

Just found you today brother and im so glad i did. Hands down, best tool reaction ive ever seen. You get it. You feel it. Honestly, i think Tool is not of this world but of all worlds. Not mere mortals. There are divine messages in their music. They seek to guide us and to teach us. I think they were sent to save humankind from itself and elevate us to the next level of our existence

[@Gingerhannah23]

My dog’s name is Maynard James Keenan. I’m a super fan and I love seeing new people enjoy him 😊

[@scottbarnett873]

I just absolutely love watching peoples minds get blown by all the insanely fantastic music out there to be enjoyed. Thank you for opening your/our minds!

[@RDreamer]

Do Parabol/Parabola next! They are from this same album, and should be listened to together.

[@travispeterson8952]

Agree. Parabol/parabola should be next. (Yes, it’s two different tracks but it’s 1)

[@AmyYelverton]

I absolutely love watching someone love this band as much as I do!

[@jaymelton2663]

Babies can initially only see black and white, then primary colors red and yellow start being visible as they mature. So much to this song.

[@VanillaGorilla541]

Great reaction as usual... 😁👍 Tool's music is very much intoxicating, like a drug, but for your brain instead of your vein 😂😵 I mean, can you remember the last song that literally had you speechless? If you want another Tool song that is even better than/equal to lateralus, (Tool - Desending) But don't take my word for it, put it on and turn it up, with lyrics, guarantee you're mind = 🤯🤩🤘

[@scottspears9347]

Probably one of the best songs ever created

[@Deam7666]

There are no words to describe Tool. So many different sounds from the same band. The music, the lyrics…and Maynard is one of the best front men ever. You HAVE to check out the live version of Sober-he’s wearing an almost pink pj onsie but don’t let that description throw you…you’ll never be ready for the mesmerizing song/performance until you see it for yourself. Pure genius🤯😳

[@carpathiandevil]

Tool is my favorite band of all time. I love tons of music, but they're my base, my home to come back to. I've been listening to them since the mid 90's and have heard all these songs countless times. I've seen them 10 times in concert over the years. One of my favorite things to do now is watch reaction videos to their songs, its so fun to watch people experience their music for the first time. Glad to see you liked it! Nothing quite hits like Tool, you get pieces from other music but it really is its own thing.

[@SC-g-cox]

They say your fav Tool song is the last one you hear.

[@davidcook9246]

well maybe but 46&2

[@rwhayner]

This song is one of the best of all time. You need to listen to Parabol/Parabola

[@evanmain5100]

Mate I love tool have traveled the world to see them Italy America Australia the music live is something I can’t explain amazing is not a good enough word if you ever get the chance go mate

[@nicholasbussell1129]

It's awesome to see there are people out there that appreciate great music. There's no one like TOOL

[@Aisha-33333]

Love TOOL this song is a spiritual masterpiece!!! When and if someone choose to listen 👂 😮you will become enlightened by the end of this “song”

[@somerandomguy32]

Watching you become a tool fan is great ..it registers with some ppl more than others ..listen anyway you need ..your experience is yours were here for it

[@noahgagnon-s4k]

Manerd is an absolute genius!!! He is a god!!! One of the most beautiful voices I've ever herd

[@dkipu266]

❤ the quality of Tool’s music is difficult to match as the lyrics touch upon the spiritual experiences of life that feel indescribable, and the band is able to patiently build a flow that draws you in and then gradually fill all space with powerful sound.

[@thesecdef4865]

I've been saying for the longest time, Pink Floyd and Tool are the two most unique bands ever. No one has sounded like them and can't seem to replicate them.

[@carmansfarm]

I love the fact that you actually listen to the music and can physically feel the different parts. Not everyone has that ability.

[@bryonburrell9509]

The running joke is 3 aliens and an octopus walk into a bar. TOOL are definitely not your average garage born band. Very cerebral thinkers and masters of their instruments n craft..........artistry. Next level fam!!! Great reaction ✌

[@thesecdef4865]

Just sucks they take 11 years to make albums

[@kathleenwendy7835]

Artistry at it's finest! The depth is something else. Every listen can make every single song a different experience every. fucking. time. and it's beautiful and amazing and... everything. Raptured, in a word.

[@bryonburrell9509]

@@thesecdef4865 Guess that's what happens when all the band mates have at least one side project going on 🙄

[@bryonburrell9509]

@@kathleenwendy7835 Definitely takes you on a journey 👍

[@windozxpert]

Welcome to the Tool Army brother! Get on, strap in and enjoy the ride. Spiral Out.. This was a beautiful reaction video. Probably my favorite of any reaction videos. To see a new love for TOOL blossom anew live is a true gift. You are correct in your thinking about the writing process. MJK has said that on several occasions. This song song is from the La-ter-al-us album. I think this whole album follows a psychedelic trip, or even a normal life in general, in search of higher consciousness & we have to let go completely to obtain that. As below and above, I imagine. "Thy will be done here on earth as it is in heaven"? Most of the rest I think is relating to a psychedelic trip. I need to send you some The music will help open up your journey, the words the guide for your journey. This album heals and you'll be a better person after it. Hit me up on IG man, same SN. I'd love to talk TOOL with ya and share everything I have collected since '94 :)

[@LuckykidA]

I just can't wait to see what your next Tool selection is. You have just scratched the surface and will now start to bleed. Remember to pick them scabs!!

[@77Samuel75]

The sound at the beginning is an ultrasound. It's actually two heartbeats. The heartbeat of the mother, and the child.

[@tfrosini]

Honestly this is one of my favorite reaction vids, the genuine good feeling of a shared mutual musical experience is such a seratonin hit

[@Dingo1170]

This makes me so happy that someone actually gets it. Tool have been cutting edge forever. He is right that the lyrics come last.

[@vince953]

I listen to every song of every album one after another when I'm working. Literally, every song they have made is good.

[@asmith1496]

You smile is infectious. I've lost count of the times over the last 30+ years Ive listened to a Tool song for the first time and hearing what you're hearing for the first time and got a huge smile on my face.

[@inphiknitfractal]

If you haven't watched "Fibonacci in Lateralus" you're going to be wayy more blown away by this song. 😉 (incase you mentioned it, haven't watched this yet, loud where i am)

[@travispeterson8952]

Meh. Personally it’s not that interesting. It’s a cool little fact but it’s never something that makes it better for me.

[@inphiknitfractal]

@@travispeterson8952 Maybe more interesting for those who have researched Cymatics and the Golden Ratio in nature, space, biology, magnetism etc. ..When you're literally going down the rabbit hole, seeing reality in a way you've never seen it before, it gets more relevant.

[@travispeterson8952]

@@inphiknitfractal to me…it is just a cool thing. I think it’s a bit forced to show that THAT is the what makes it so great which is the opposite of art. Art is flexible and perspective to one’s own moment. - it’s neat. It had never made the song better or mean more to me. I enjoy math as much as any nerd though.

[@Mandonburphy]

The first Tool song i ever heard in my life, in summer 2016, life changed that night for the better