Sorry I'm Late... Tool Third Eye (First Reaction)

[@poloreacts27]

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[@Rebornchicken]

Polo thinking I gotta get back ro smoking after this song

[@munkeeBraynStoo]

Mad As a Hatter live at The Covenant House will blow your mind, polo. It’s a MUST hear

[@Jay-kz6ge]

Don't be a quitter. Get back on the weed, man.

[@Dexiray]

Can we please introduce this man to Chris Cornell already? tyvm

[@munkeeBraynStoo]

Plz ignore all the third eye and enlightenment bs. If you wanna truly be enlightened, receive the Holy Spirit of Christ Jesus. He knows all things, and leads us into ALL truth!!!

[@Consider00]

The fact you did this one NOT zooted is funny AF

[@daemon4202]

yeah, this is like the one song where being lit to the gills listening to it created an entire generation of tool fanatics.. what hinted to us after aenima what was really to come

[@Egoblivion]

@@daemon4202 He should do it again today but zooted because it’s _4/20 muthuhfuckaaahhhhhhhh!!!_

[@christinebrown4777]

The irony lol

[@schlurosaurusrex2827]

@@daemon4202 yeah bad timing for the song : )

[@chrishexx3360]

Instantly brought to mind the scene in Airplane. Picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue 😂

[@5piral0ut]

You made it to the deepest part of the Tool rabbit hole Polo! Been a trip sharing the journey with you 😊🖤

[@Kenobi_Cowboy]

Happy Birthday to Maynard yesterday too. It's been fun watching Polo's journey with you and everyone. I hope he gets to see them live.

[@Kathie4]

Hmm... deepest part of the rabbit hole? I'm going to challenge that with one word: Disgustipated...

[@meatsloth333]

This is probably my favorite tool song. And I feel like this song set the tone for the next level of tool going forward.

[@ScottLufkin]

It's this or Rosetta Stoned for me - I could go either way.

[@riskrask3310]

@@ScottLufkin the riffs to Rosetta stoned and third eye are very similar, not to say they are bad just found it interesting.

[@johnnyblais-kl1hb]

I used to skip it until I saw it live. Then I kicked myself in the ass for not appreciating it sooner.

[@theVTgrizzly]

Absolutely my favorite of all the TooL

[@JasonLevine1178]

Agreed. This is when they turned the corner from metal to prog metal.

[@dichotomous9403]

Peanut butter is great and all, but this wasn't the song to try without jelly.

[@hunterfitch5951]

Polo don't miss the opportunity to do the LIVE version of this from the SALIVAL album next - you won't be disappointed.

[@audioeye2803]

That, the cover of no quarter, and the different light pushit make that album!

[@aaroncline2021]

This is what I thought this vid was. Salvial and The Pot got me into T00L

[@hawks7775]

watching them live for this is so wild....

[@eyemoeba]

i agree. i normally shy away from live versions of songs, but the version they captured for salival is as wild a ride as the album version. this song is so ridiculous, even to attempt to play it live shows extreme ambition. the live version hinges on adam's performance, which always feels like it's on the edge, but when it soars... even as great as Tool are live, their art is crafted to perfection on their studio albums. that said, eye cannot fucking wait for the official live dvd they're working on from the lateralus tour.

[@HugoStiglitz88]

Yea No Quarter especially. Third eye is my favorite song and no quarter is my 2nd

[@michaelowendavis]

I gave up drugs and alcohol nearly 29 years ago, no regrets. I had some good times, listened to great music in altered states. However, I find it a greater feeling when a band, like Tool, can take me on a journey sober. Y’all do you, much love. Love the reactions Polo, you an I have a similar musical outlook and vibe.

[@BrainWasherAttendent]

Drugs really don’t enhance the music listening experience all that much, especially after the first couple times. Better to be sober.

[@CatherineBriseboisCatWoods]

I can't stand being in an altered state, especially if I go to a show or music festival... I risk forgetting half of the cool stuff tha happens on stage. Tickets are expensive, I want to milk the experience for all it's worth and live it fully (including remembering it).

[@teddy.d174]

I couldn’t agree more with your comments, thanks for sharing. It hasn’t been 29yrs for me yet, but the high that I get from Tool and other artists is indescribable. Music helped save my life and soul. 🤘🏼

[@Kathie4]

I'm right there with you. I have 18 yrs sober. So many of these songs take on a different meaning!

[@xeroxed77]

Someone said they were sober for 21 years congrats to you. Whatever I've been sober for about 10 years now started my first drink at 16 years old from family relative and then spiraled out into narcotics all different stuff so quickly then prostitutes gambling I have finally found the strength do I come on and the thing that okay it's over now because I don't think so I think it's really one day at a time and the truck started their it's because of the song though I love you and your expressions man you are awesome just so you know as well the beats to the song as you mentioned the sort of like a tribal so at the beginning of the song was the blue and shimmering eyes talking that theirs third eye helps him then he lost it.. but he didn't lose it.. Just wanted to hide a lil because of his actions(drugs or alcohol) .. Lord Shiva never leaves anyone that's in need . It's obvious with the prying opens my third eye , he thinks it's easy.. but. You cannot do certain things and expect the Lord Shiva to be there.. ❤️

[@scottenlow5249]

When I first heard this song I thought, no way! This is some studio bullshit. They can't play this live. Then I saw them perform it live, perfectly, in a community college basket ball gym in Charlotte, NC. Never have I doubted their power again.

[@natebrooks774]

Man this is one of my favorite songs of theirs. Every time you hear it you appreciate a different part of the song. Like Polo said, it's art, and most good art has staying power like that

[@curtpierce239]

You have to listen to this again, and again. Then listen again. You will see what this song is. The poems in the middle. My favorite line in all of tool's work: You thought I had run away, chasing the tale of dogma. Brilliance.

[@Kathie4]

👏 👏 👏

[@feintcircles]

Descending is a real close second, but Third Eye will probably always be my favorite TOOL song.

[@raazazuul32]

Agreed. This piece of music does something to me.

[@Euminide]

I love that you thought this was a background track and went full stankface at 13:30. Yup, Its an epic track and the voices at the beginning are Bill Hicks (comedian) and Timothy Leary (advocate for LSD and psychoactives). You will love Bill Hicks RIP. Great no BS comedy.

[@johnseward2934]

Ironic that this is the first Tool song you haven't been zooted for. Because it is the kind of song that will zoot, you. A little secret of the soundscape I unlocked recently is the extremely high pitched synth sound deeeeeep in the mix that starts at 6:05 This is absolute upper tier Tool with the likes of DRT and Lateralus. Unlike anthing in the history of muisic.

[@pointlessmanatee]

wtf is drt?

[@anava84]

DiRethylTriptamine.

[@ricardomartinezxx]

haha I swear you meant Disposition_Reflextion_Triad

[@michaelullo2152]

Adam Jones has the most incredible guitar tone... but this one goes to brand new levels.

[@DC-bx8ww]

He can sound like a dial up modem.

[@bryanmack5410]

When Fear came out, I bought a used Les Paul and Fender tube amp in hopes of coming close to that sound.

[@jeffchappell8859]

This song “live” at a festival is a religious experience! Thousands of people captivated all at once! Highly recommend!!! 😎

[@johnnyblais-kl1hb]

Boston Calling about 6-7 years ago.

[@BrickNewton]

They opened with this the first time I saw them in I think 98. They had it start with a heart beat, drove the crowd wild...was an awesome start to the best concert ever.

[@hank35682]

Tools crown achievement, it’s extremely progressive/experimental/psychedelic and that’s why it’s my favorite, this song will be your worst nightmare on a bad mushroom trip or your dream come true on a good trip, it’s the most intense thing I’ve ever felt in this world, but even sober this track is nothing less than perfect 🌀

[@robinpaul7268]

this is the 12 videos i watched of you . doing TOOL songs . this is the 8th time my eyes tear up, from watching your vids. I have been a tool fan for 30 years.. And it makes me emotional, when i see people,like yourself , experience the music of tool for the first, and feel it , cool beans

[@shieldsup4927]

I heard this song early on in my Tool experience and kinda passed by it. Had a long drive one day and listen to the album start to finish in my car. When it hit the end of the album and this song came on it was just a wild experience hearing it with the speakers i had and it became one of my favorites. Love your reactions man. See you in the next one #ToolArmy

[@wendellstamps]

I’ve only seen them live once and they opened with this song

[@theevilsmurf88]

I have seen them 4 times and they opened 3 out of 4 of the performances with Third Eye. The other one they opened with No Quarter which I believe was the first time they ever played it live.

[@shnoopydoopy6707]

@@theevilsmurf88 Luckies. I'v seen them twice and they didn't play third eye. Thats the song i want to see the most, its my favorite song from them.

[@itfemail]

Bill Hicks with the intro. He was genius, well ahead of his time. Taken too soon.

[@jimwillride]

Yes yes

[@reedg2571]

I love the conspiracy theory that he faked his death and is actually Alex Jones. Alex looks like a fat bill hicks so that fits.

[@Kathie4]

I've been sober for 18 years - this song is still transcendent.

[@ArmedAngryAtheist]

The person speaking at the beginning of the track is the late comedian Bill Hicks. Hicks is up there with George Carlin and Richard Pryor when it comes to the best Comedians of all time.

[@aajas]

I love your opening, it reminds me of the movie Airplane - "I picked the wrong week to stop sniffing glue..." lol

[@ltomolo]

14:15 - When Polo realizes that maybe this song isn't the background music that he thought it was a couple minutes earlier! lol

[@sgtsqueaky]

I saw them live at VooDoo fest in New Orleans a few years back. They opened with this song and it was mind-blowing.

[@robertmaldonado8729]

One of Tool's best and hands down Third Eye is their best song live

[@tylerisdrawing9913]

This song lyrically just cuts so deep for me. So awesome to see the reaction, keep it up!

[@5piral0ut]

You nailed it with the art observation. I consider Lateralus the greatest piece of art ever created 😊

[@SC-g-cox]

OMG, that rumbling bass. Yes, their live version way back when, with MJK wearing a bra is amazing. True to their craft is what I love. No 2-minute manufactured one riff singles. I always remember what Danny said, he don't play the drums, he plays the song.

[@haemongill9203]

My personal favourite song by Tool. I have suggested it before. Ironic that you said you'd given up pot for this one. The introduction is a comedian, Bill Hicks, the album was dedicated to him.

[@soth1sol]

as with rage against the machine's "evil empire" & radiohead's "the bends" ;)

[@Gemineye77]

Another dead hero

[@manicr1]

3rd Eye and Rosetta Stoned are advanced level Tool. Not for the casual Tool fan. Personally they are my 2 favorite songs from Tool.

[@skypup77]

My favourite two songs as well. This song blew my 18 year old mind when it was released and still does 27 years later.

[@digitalexchange6983]

Tool is a timeless band. Just like groups such as Pink Floyd they will remain Invincible.

[@Horrorheadaz]

Definitely one of their best songs.

[@dakotahrobinson8209]

You’re waaayyyy too nice Polo! We’ll watch your reactions whenever they drop!

[@mrcatsuit]

Bought this cd and scored a ticket to a show in Cincinnati. Was waiting for them to take the stage when this dude beside me goes “saw em in Columbus last night, this place is getting ready to turn into a hell hole” Rocked my world And they never phone in their performances. They genuinely care about their work.

[@MrMagic1515]

Bro. I love you going through the rabbit hole. Ì play their records every day. Stay with it man. You're awesome. Most people don't even know Tool born after 2000

[@jeffsimpson2152]

I'm so glad you got to this one. I've recommended it many times. It's at the top of my Tool list. A lot of it has to do with where I was in my life when I heard it first. That's too big of a tale to tell. Lol Thanks, and keep rockin Polo!🤘

[@THEYLIVE2]

I am truly grateful for being old enough to find Tool early in their career back in the early 90s being a teenager it opened my Thirdeye and changed the way i view the world today

[@Kathie4]

Yes!

[@Lucid_Death]

One of my favorite #TOOL songs. Masterpiece. Glad you did it. Lol you made so many faces!

[@mr.e0311]

This song is the BEST tool song in my opinion.. This is the fkn JAM!! 5:40 in , you have NO FCKIN IDEA what's about to happen when that build up finally breaks. A beautiful verse for Lord Shiva or Vishnu depending on where you stand.

[@p.j.graham9395]

This album brings so many early adulthood memories. Thanks Polo!

[@MetFreak42]

OG-T, back from '92, from the first EP. These guys are lifeblood. Others may disagree, but to me, everything they have released has been A+ Excellency.

[@BrickNewton]

Nearly OG-T from back in 93, from seeing them on TV

[@jesseheritage9104]

Good lord, Adam Jones is the most underrated guitarist of all time. There's just nothing like him, period.

[@THESMARTERMAN555]

This is a great song, you can feel every stage of getting higher and higher.

[@brianwilges7780]

“Lull you into the transition” is PERFECT verbiage describing many Tool tracks.

[@Kathie4]

I remember this song from the 90's. It blew me away. More recently, in grief, I've been listening to it again over & over. I realized it's every raw emotion in 1 song - funny/happy (Hicks), calming/ soothing, then rage filled & so, so sad ("I've missed you so much").

[@MasterFlarg89]

I listened to the albums in order for my 2nd trip through the library. One album at a time. I feel like this song was the announcement of the direction they intend to go next. The ending sequence makes me feel like we're just rocketing towards Lateralus. Anyway that's the two scents of someone mixing some "Peanut Butter and Jelly" as you say ;)

[@Σατανας666]

Cents* 2¢. Just for future reference. Cheers.

[@zippymacadoo6336]

Tool is Tool regardless of your state of sobriety ❤

[@victoriamarx3267]

Dude I'm soooo excited!!!!! I have been waiting for to listen to this song forever!!!! Best TOOL song hands down

[@greggladson8127]

You are now officially part of the Army..Welcome.

[@samthompson2269]

Reflection is the song that will straight put you into a trance…

[@LudusAurea]

after the first verse of prying open my third eye, that rhythm is one of their best.

[@Gideonite]

Polo you need to watch Tool preform this live in the 90s. I would recommend watching either the Electric Factor 1996 concert or Glass House 1996 concert during, Both versions are amazing!

[@Davbroo21]

4degrees is such a vocal mind f*ck! Incredible song and it’s part of their early library and it really shows how wildly incredible his vocal strength is even so far back. You’ll love that track.

[@verstumfung43]

Underrated!

[@ericw5193]

Use to smoke a lot in high school and early 20s. First time seeing Tool, I made it a point to do so sober. I wanted to experience everything they had to offer. Got to see them outside and it was awesome. Got lucky the next month and saw them again in Dallas in an arena. Same general set but with a whole new vibe. Every time I have seen them since, it's been something great to be a part of.

[@Benni-rp9or]

You picked a hell of a time! This is the song that REALLY got me into Tool, in a friend's car, turned up to 11. I was properly baked and it was an amazing ride

[@scottgunn9978]

The best part is you really don't need drugs at the show. Mushrooms first time, joint next.... Third time I was recovering from COVID before we knew what it was.... sober and it was great. Bill Hicks is the best

[@djschief]

This was MY song before my HS baseball games…song still is amazing! Great reaction!

[@t4terade]

this is one of my favorite songs ever

[@JustNice980]

Now check out the live version of this from the Salival album. It's amazing that they could even make this song better, let alone doing it live.

[@timothybirkley8853]

'Third Eye' & 'Lost Keys/Rosetta Stoned' were made for a DMT trip. Blast off, press play, and return to Earth about 14 minutes later. What a ride.

[@timg7627]

This is Tools best song. Followed closely by Rosetta Stoned. There’s some great live footage of this song from the 90s. 🤘

[@coryg7051]

Couldnt agree more about Rosetta stoned. It often gets overlooked because it such a mindfuck but musically, compositionally, its absolutely incredible. And i still say its the best tool crescendo, "Overwhelmed as one would be..." chills every time i hear that, every time.

[@timg7627]

@@coryg7051 for real. Same here. 🤘 Overwhelmed as one would be

[@zombierobotsheep]

16:45 That solo gives me goosebumps every time.

[@curtism5333]

Third eye is one of those songs which I gave my full attention quite late in my tool journey. One of my favourites. They are genius, I agree.

[@robertcutting4007]

I'm 67 years old . I found Tool back in the 90's on MTV and an alt rock station I listened to back when. I love this band. A young friend of mine doesn't care for the current sound of the band but I disagree. Their current sound is an extention of what came before! Can't help myself, I'm an old Dead Head and what Tool does is just another way of doing cool

[@davidraen7017]

This was formative music for many of us growing up back in the 90's and was a significant influence on our perception of the world around us.

[@DizzyD850]

love the open of this song

[@profoundpronoun4712]

For the record, MUSIC goes together with weed like PB&J ❤

[@hawks7775]

I remember when I was starting to really listen to this song and tripping in a dark candle lit barracks room in Okinawa....I saw images of Jimi hendrix jumping in and playing for a certain section of the song!....

[@bubbasboyngirl]

The perfect song reaction for bicycle day!

[@Amarth13]

My favorite Tool song.

[@bubbasboyngirl]

Like everyone else had said Salival live version. It will take you where you have never gone before. The live video is amazing!!!

[@GWHinCA]

I haven't really looked at them for years, but I do have a bankers box full to the brim of CDs and this is one of them. Oddly enough, I do not recall hearing this song before. I really thought you nailed it perfectly with your analysis of the cut. I love the song, even though at times it's so heavy and full of distortion. In the end, it's perfect because to me it represents how a heavy narcotic of hallucinogen is going to hit you. It's overpowering and still, if you ride it out and experience it, it opens you up and gives you a new perspective with which to view things. Tool is such a great band. So creative. I love how you said you can always tell it's Tool, but none of their songs are the same. And always those perfect tribal drums~

[@seventhirteen137]

I always wanted to know what was making the sound you're hearing around 10:42. It sounds like a guitar being dragged through gravel. Finally found a live video and realized it's Justin hitting the bass with the palm of his hand and distorting the vibrations. Crazy to watch. How do you even come up with a technique like that?

[@melements24]

So Tool, being “zooted”, and a great yoga class with a great instructor give me the same cerebral experience. It’s spiritual for sure. I really got into Tool after going to A Perfect Circle concert and it was an absolutely religious experience. They can, without the substance, open that “third eye” 😊

[@stephenroby8498]

The voice at the beginning about drugs is the late comedian Bill Hicks. "See, I think drugs have done some good things for us, I really do" "And if you don't believe drugs have done good things for us, do me a favor" "Go home tonight and take all your albums, all your tapes, and all your CDs and burn 'em" "'Cause you know what? The musicians who've made all that great music" "That's enhanced your lives throughout the years?" "Real fucking high on drugs" "Today a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration" "That we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively" "There is no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we are the imagination of ourselves" "Here's Tom with the weather" "It's not a war on drugs, it's a war on personal freedom, that's what it is, okay?" "Keep that in mind at all times, thank you" Dreaming of that face again It's bright and blue and shimmering Grinning wide and comforting me with it's three warm and wild eyes On my back and tumbling Down that hole and back again Rising up and wiping the webs and the dew from my withered eye In Out In Out A child's rhyme stuck in my head It said that life is but a dream I've spent so many years in question To find I've known this all along So good to see you I've missed you so much So glad it's over I've missed you so much Came out to watch you play Why are you running away? Came out to watch you play Why are you running? Shrouding all the ground around me Is this holy crow above me Black as holes within a memory And blue as our new second sun I stick my hand into his shadow To pull the pieces from the sand Which I attempt to reassemble To see just who I might have been I do not recognize the vessel But the eyes seem so familiar Like phosphorescent desert buttons Singing one familiar song So good to see you I've missed you so much So glad it's over I've missed you so much Came out to watch you play Why are you running away? Came out to watch you play Why are you running away? Prying open my third eye Prying open my third eye Prying open my third eye Prying open my third eye So good to see you once again I thought that you were hiding And you thought that I had run away Chasing the tail of dogma I opened my eye I opened my eye I opened my eye I opened my eye I opened my eye I opened my eye I opened my eye and there we were So good to see you once again I thought that you were hiding from me And you thought that I had run away Chasing a trail of smoke and reason Prying open my third eye Prying open my third eye Prying open my third eye Prying open my third eye Prying open my third eye Prying open my third eye Prying open my third eye Prying open my third eye Prying open my third eye Prying open my third eye

[@jmc5876]

Surprised none of these hard core fans recommend Tool's first album ever. It's called "Opiate" and it jams. Also the talking at the beginning of this song is late great comedian Bill Hicks. Whether you react to him ever or not I recommend watching everything he did. I love his early footage in Chicago combatting hecklers but he arguably peaked with a special in England called "Revelations". Great work!

[@jmc5876]

Didn't even realize they remade the title track to Opiate I guess called "Opiate 2" but this is a must Mr. Polo!

[@soth1sol]

chicago hecklers: "i'm sorry, folks" ...is straight gold. aliens will study it someday..

[@soth1sol]

i'm a huge fan of "sane man"

[@riffgroove]

I don't necessarily think you have to be "zooted" at the time to fully appreciate TOOL, but I think you definitely have to have spent time "zooted" in your life at some point to appreciate them properly. At the time of this album's release, they used to *open* the show with this song. 14 minutes of audio terror to *begin* a concert.

[@Ms.GreenJeans]

This song counted up to number 69 on the CD and the first time I got it in the 90s, it scared me and I jumped bc I wasn't expecting it. Lol. Good stuff.

[@Kathie4]

Holy crap. I forgot all about that! 😂 How did you remember that?!

[@anthonyv6962]

Who would have known a song about prying open my brown eye could be so good.

[@jerrydaman]

Never thought of it as phoenix voice until you said it. Now every time I hear it I'm like "that's the phoenix" 😂

[@fullmatthew]

Tribal is the perfect word to describe Danny's drumming.

[@timgrim4677]

These guys, Trent,lane,chris...all legendary. 🙏😊

[@MrDuanepalmer]

Who else sees the face over Polo's right shoulder. 😳

[@itsayswithoutgoing9571]

😵‍💫

[@navydad1475]

Corey Taylor

[@BrickNewton]

What fa.......dammit there it is

[@jack_rabbit]

beautiful use of waltz timing on this song :)

[@mojappa]

This is the perfect song to react to on Bicycle Day. April 19th, 1943 Albert Hofmann took the worlds first intentional dose of LSD and went on a transformative bike ride. This song is heavily influenced by psychedelics, down to the Bill Hicks sound bites in the beginning.

[@pjpleiss]

This entire album, and especially this song, literally knocks me out when I listen to it. Either I end up in an almost trance state, or I end up passing out. No drugs needed, since it is just that good.

[@scottsimms7651]

I haven’t ever done drugs in my life and love Tool, every song…

[@jasonschrantz342]

The live version of this from salival is awesome as well.

[@geraldf8191]

Hears the intro….. immediately sparks one up! We’ll quit another day!

[@ginatrapp9676]

Funny as ya kow, dude im so glad you are enjoying rhe journey like we all do

[@0nce0nFire420]

Polo bro you have got to do Jimmy! This is my first comment but I have been subscribed and watching for a while. Tool Jimmy is a must. C'mon bro....J I M M Y!!!

[@chrisbarnett6389]

Thanks polo! Been waiting for this since the start of your tool journey

[@jasonblanke321]

This song has sent me to places one can’t even describe. Please listen to this song on psychedelics.

[@hank35682]

Mushrooms and third eye changed my life, to somebody who’s never experienced this they hear what I’m saying and blow it off as cringe or drug induced werido hippy type shit, I’ve been completely sober off all drugs for almost a year because of this band I gave up all drugs to pursue music, music is my high now and I never would’ve done that without Tool or psychedelics

[@bwarnful]

Man, this song. First time I heard it...kicked me right in the balls. Instantly had to re-listen. Great React .. live is insane.

[@Pigwig83]

Watch the live video from Salival. This performance is incredible. How Maynard can perform so cleanly with the way he moves is mind blowing

[@sintaxera]

This was my favorite song for a decade until 2006 gave us rosetta stoned

[@dan.j.boydzkreationz]

I just this week finished a painting of Maynard, acrylic on canvas. Could send you a pic of it if you'd like. I'm calling it "Determination". Part of a series of seven of vocalists toward a January exhibition.

[@jessemorris8820]

This track takes a while to fully internalise. This one will fully fall into place for you down the line more than right here and now. But the fact that you got as much out of it as you did here bodes well for your future relationship with this song. It is very much its own beast, even in Tool's world, and that affects how listeners get into it. Or, not, as a few fans may say. This track is, to me, the ultimate litmus test for Tool. If you can get into any of this at all, then you'll probably appreciate Tool's music. If you can't get anything at all from it, then probably nothing else from their songbook will register on any level. Glad you enjoyed it, Sir. You'll hear it grow, the more you listen to it. You may even hear you grow with it.

[@pwita2770]

For sure dude, I play Bass and It take like 3 mths to play this song

[@jams_world81]

Can’t believe you haven’t done this track yet!! Yes 🙌