Tool Live DVD 2016 (Full Concert)

[@tool3rdeye]

The original setlists were off time. Here is a new one: 00:00 - No Quarter 12:43 - The Grudge 21:16 - Parabola 27:02 - Schism 35:00 - Opiate 46:22 - Ænima 53:22 - Descending 57:10 - Jambi 1:05:07 - 46 & 2 1:11:20 - Drum Solo 1:17:37 - Vicarious 1:25:24 - Rant 1:28:22 - Stinkfist

[@LinsBR]

HERO

[@esterl.7683]

Many thanks!

[@GrimYak]

Its fine, Tool is also Off time anyway LOL

[@MrGunwitch]

Great setlist. I’d have liked to have seen lateralus in there but otherwise near perfect.

[@connorgamer96]

Add the pot

[@brokin6]

I saw Tool play a three hour concert back in 2009. That was a great song.

[@iicrazykingg422]

too bad there was only time to hear half of it

[@lordmarkjaroljohnson1116]

On our way to get you at least one of those days I think my dad will have to get a new job tomorrow and then go back to normal except for your help with this one and only Earth contact with me but it is not going to go well for the trifecta and I will be home. Spiral Out....

[@edvinberggren7467]

must've been quite a trip

[@monstrousnards]

Lmao!!!

[@thegingerpowerranger]

Danny Carey makes zero mistakes. it's like listening to the studio recording, amazing. such a good drummer

[@Mack98421]

Here's a secret most pros never say, Dimebag Darrell told people all the time though: the best musicians don't treat anything like a mistake. With enough practice they gain the ability to adapt to a mistake and incorporate it into what they were doing in such a way that it sounds like intentional improvisation. Which means every note is played as if it's intended even if it wasn't, i.e. all the pros make mistakes but they can adapt and hide them. Often these mistakes become new songs in themselves. e.g. The main riff from Shine On You Crazy Diamond was an accident.

[@bolekSM]

Well.. He already did in Vicarious :D

[@DavidS-rd7kr]

@@JoshCentauri its part of it. Its actually playing every note with conviction to the point that even mistakes sound intentional.

[@coldham77]

he's a machine. one brilliant machine.

[@JoshCentauri]

I believe they call it practice and they also do it every day for years..

[@juliangammill2357]

00:00- no quarter 12:43- the grudge 21:18- parabola 28:16- schism 36:14- opiate 47:35- ænema 53:34- descending 58:34- Jambi 1:06:19- forty six & 2 1:12:35- drum solo 1:18:50- vicarious 1:26:37- Maynards rant 1:29:52- stinkfist

[@johnsonmonkeman5766]

Maynard's r a n t. I CANNOT wait for that.

[@JM-fo1te]

*OVERRATED*

[@MrMet7797]

Do you know what city this was? I think I was in the audience but I saw them 6 times on that tour. Was it Pensacola?

[@javierlugo8133]

Parks Films people like you rock🤘 Thanks

[@openmind4087]

MrMet7797 Charlotte North Carolina. One of my first tool shows.

[@DavidS-rd7kr]

00:00- no quarter 12:43- the grudge 21:18- parabola 28:16- schism 36:14- opiate 47:35- ænema 53:34- descending 58:34- Jambi 1:06:19- forty six & 2 1:12:35- drum solo 1:18:50- vicarious 1:26:37- Maynards rant 1:29:52- stinkfist So I dont have to keep hunting for this

[@jamesetling944]

Schism open is 45 secs earlier.

[@smoke77336]

They’re like all wrong lol

[@annabellgrey7657]

Touché….touhefu€king Che’

[@jamesbraun2855]

Close enough

[@Metalpazallteway]

@@jamesetling944 And like... every song on the list

[@savvy1856]

The look that Justin gives Danny at 57:57 as the time signature changes is AWESOME! There is NO OTHER band like TOOL. Never will be.

[@DS-ju2sq]

Justin is a FUKING BEAST! Jambi both begins in and is primarily in 9/8 time, interspersed with sections of 6/4. The entire band's first change to 6/4 begins in the section immediately preceding the guitar solo and continues through the solo.

[@j.alejandrosanchez5287]

Beautiful

[@DoumdaDoum]

it stays in 4/4 you wacko

[@waltergoring8428]

They're the best

[@azaces6645]

yeah, bro. The communication between the band, the depth, the width, the whole damn thing is just beautiful. Brings me to an emotional level like nothing else on earth. Pure love and respect for these 4 men.

[@Disrup7or]

This band is just four of the most elite musicians you'll ever see

[@Lahirunav]

and the other 3 ?

[@drummer265]

so like everyone is awesome in Tool...but Danny fucking Carey...dudes on a whole other level

[@el_wilder8860]

drummer265 Yes! Hes one of my inspirations when it comes to drumming. He made me change my view and thinking and playing outside the norm when it comes to drumming. Used to play to their album aenima on drums everyday after school lol. I like how unique and unorthodox his set up is too. Him and Jimmy Chamberlin are two of my fav drummers that are really good at utilizing their ride cymbals when it comes to grooving. Instead of how most drummers just ride on their cymbal to get that washy ride noise, Danny and Jimmy really use their ride and get so many different pitches and tones out of their rides. Sorry went kinda on about your comment lol but youre right hes amazing!

[@drummer265]

Logan Wilder Totally agree man! Carey is by far my favorite drummer and has probably influenced me more than anyone else. He might not be the technical best, but he's hands down the most creative and expressive behind the kit that I've ever heard. Chamberland is an absolute monster player too. I've been getting into Benny Greb a lot lately too (check out grebfruit by him if you dont know it, kind of an odd jazzy tune, but that solo, hot damn!)

[@nameless76mozwhaz9]

drummer265 totally on a different plain. just said I could listen to just danny for days.

[@Hrafnaflokii]

he swings his arms rhythmically like he were an octopus in deep blue faced to battle thousands of shark prey like a boss coming at him from all directions

[@fastcars1173]

Him and Gavin Harrison are my two favorites!

[@roncv26]

I have tickets to see them live in February, very excited to go after watching this. That drum solo in the background imaging is trippy as all hell. I am a 40-year-old quadriplegic and have not been to a concert since I was paralyzed back in 2013. Very much looking forward!

[@dieseljr9536]

excited to see you there! Spiral out!

[@lesflynn4455]

Brilliant, all power to you Sir. Those tickets must be worth a million dollars to you. You couldn't have chosen a better band to see live. And now, the way things are, the show will happen. It'll be an awesome experience for you. Me, I"ve been a fucking idiot and missed all their tours to my part of the world (Oz) even though I bought Undertow and Aenima when they were released. No excuses. I just hope they tour here once more. If not, I'll live vicariously through KZbin. Please, post a reply to me after you see the gig. I'd love to know all about it. I'll remember posting this and won't neglect.

[@chrisoys2746]

Man that’s a awesome. Hope the brotherhood gives you your due. You f’ing deserve it !!!

[@chrisoys2746]

What city??? I’ll be at Minneapolis show in March.

[@frangorango7766]

NICEE! Me too. I bought two tickets in Houston for February. Question is who to take 😭

[@julioypatito13]

I need to go see a Tool concert before i fucking die

[@pacandpal3]

Julio Armendariz. at the top of my bucket list lol i dont even know how much time i got left

[@starwind8577]

At this rate is more like before they die #audioslave #linkinpark #aliceinchains 🤘

[@pennyln1005]

Wondering if you got to a concert yet?

[@Cymanytb]

yes you do :))) sex with 5 super hot chicks don't compare with a tool concert

[@kasperrieberg3495]

@@Cymanytb Agree 👍👍👍

[@nameless76mozwhaz9]

I could listen to Danny play drums all day. Simply amazing like the rest of the band.

[@HINRG14]

I think he's the real mvp however

[@MrDMF567]

He’s so unbelievably talented. Amazing

[@moderndayghosttown6584]

Here's the correct timestamps: No Quarter - 00:00 The Grudge - 12:43 Parabola - 21:18 Schism - 27:25 Opiate - 34:58 Ænima - 46:20 Descending (Early version) - 53:20 Jambi - 57:00 Forty Six & 2 - 1:05:05 Drum Solo - 1:11:19 Vicarious - 1:17:37 Maynard's Rant - 1:26:37 Stinkfist - 1:28:20

[@NeptunesLagoon]

no the Pot...?

[@LilMac0025]

*Ænema

[@mynameisjeff2099]

Dude thanks those others skipped straight to the vocals

[@CarlaKane-fy7xg]

Can't tell you how often I came back to this on first and subsequent viewing. MUCH appreciated!

[@johntinkelenberg998]

I don't see Sober on the list. Did they not play it?

[@thumpz99]

Tool is the Heavy Metal version Pink Floyd. Love em!

[@andyhall9531]

Technically, they are considered a Math Metal band... but ya know... whatevs

[@McNoiseboy]

Years ago a friend of mine said: "Hey, you wanna come and see a great band?" I said: "What's the music going to be like?" "Like a heavy Pink Floyd." "Sure, okay!" and we went to see Tool at the Brixton Academy, where I heard them for the first time.

[@CreativePixElation]

Was that in 2002 at the Brixton Academy? I went to a couple shows there in May of 2002... Pretty amazing shit.

[@DomSchu]

Porcupine Tree fall into that category too.

[@omarb4050]

thumpz99 hell yeah...!! I've been saying it like.....forever.. freaking amazing band....!!

[@mimicry88]

Dammit I miss concerts. I'm introverted and work from home so pandemic didn't mean shit to my antisocial ass. But these human energy releases called rock concerts, I miss them desperately.

[@nathanielnicholi2985]

human energy releases, stealing that.

[@robna1532]

shoot I always been an anti social person but that never stopped me from being right in the middle of a mosh pit lol I stopped going because I had a bad accident and getting sucked into the crush of the crowd or a mosh pit would do serious damage to me, the last concert I seen was pantera right before dime bag darell died and they put the crowd thru a long assed rant on wannabe's suing over being hurt in a mosh and it was a giant buzz kill for everyone there.

[@brendachicoine2814]

I resonate with this statement 100%. TOOL concerts were an amazingly safe way to truly let go for a bit.

[@lunarsoundstage8327]

I'm literally in tears listening to this having the same thought

[@jasonkimball8488]

I'm with you. I worked from home before all this happened. Used to travel a lot and that allowed me to go to a lot of good shows. I miss that. Let's get vaccinated and go to shows again. Hopefully with a 5G microchip too !

[@markfromct2]

Their albums are great .. but there is nothing like their concerts. To experience it with people like me. Tool is not a band ... they are an experience. This is a great recording and video and sound thanks

[@robna1532]

I have never seen them in person but in the live videos they seem ok but nothing compared to iron maiden, or judas priest in the 80s, heck those were experiences that one can never forget. yeah i am an old bastard but I seen concerts by all the bands that made tool who they are and what they are. it was a complete different era of metal back then and those bands put on more then just a stage show they were interactive with the crowd. I remember Iron Maiden had a giant space man that floated over the audience that show paper wads at them from a ray gun and pyro techniques you jsut cant do that kind of stuff any more safety regs do not allow it.

[@adge74]

@@robna1532 think the idea is to strip it back and it to be about the music, not the performance . You don't see the singer for the same reason.

[@robna1532]

@@adge74 oh I agree and there have been many other bands that had great music with almost no stage show, but there have been some seriously great bands that also put on stage performances that would blow your socks off. I love tool they are one of my favorite bands to listen to but I would love to see them go back to their roots like the undertow album on a future release, all these years later and all the experience they have now I bet they could put out a incredible, hard fast and thrashing metal album. their progression is kind of like savatage's and they morphed from blistering metal into the trans siberia orchestra, which is metal still but so produced that it does not sound anything like the power of the night album or anything prior to it.

[@Wag2112]

@@robna1532 True !! I just watched the YT video of the Saxon show at Wacken 2019 ! Maiden still has it ! Priest were never the "running around type" like Maiden , but you cannot stand still at a Priest show !! VH, Sammy and Motorhead too , Molly Hatchet was like that too !!! Days gone by - - - Greta Van Fleet are almost there !! :) Their Red Rocks show is SPECIAL !!! Dino Dejulsic does ok , Dirty Shirley etc Some recent stuff - Winery Dogs, Smith / Kotzen , New Deep Purple, Whitesnake, and anything MSG. Annette Olzen is also one to watch ! Maybe the key is General admission Floor - there are only a few left in the US . I recall that Maiden Tour !! I could NOT get into the pit at Dayton Hara !! 400 to 500 strong ! about 100 feet across ! Hell I got my ass into an A7X pit in Kalamazoo about 10 years ago with a nephew, but I could not get into that one at all !!! AND no one got hauled out on a gurney at that show !! Edith and Archie singing - Those were the days !!! :)

[@Wag2112]

@@robna1532 oh theres another one - Armored Saint !!! new stuff !!! :)

[@billycrum2194]

If you for a second can realize what they do with changing musical timing within a song you have to appreciate what they create.. it’s absolutely beautiful

[@Wag2112]

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 wait ! . . . 12 13 , 1 2 123 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 wait WTF ??! ;)

[@NYMets31]

Black Sabbath were the masters of that. And yes it is beautiful.

[@adrianbass5560]

I'm a bass player. I don't play many scales. I play the music that is given to me by something in the universe. Maybe something not even in the universe

[@jensclarberg6419]

@@adrianbass5560 Cringiest thing I've ever read

[@jensclarberg6419]

@@NYMets31 Really? Could swear nearly all their songs, if not all, are in either 6/8 or 4/4.

[@zackzallie8735]

Opening a show with a Led Zeppelin cover is just so majestic!

[@lifecyclesartanddesign2696]

Opening with this since 96.. mind blowing first time seeing them live :)

[@Ron_Burgundy1009]

​@@lifecyclesartanddesign2696 the first minutes i almost killed myself because i couldnt figure out the familiar melody... thank god i found this comment 👍🏻

[@franf.4479-v9z]

​@@Ron_Burgundy1009Don't kill yourself, Ron Burgundy

[@jeffbeaudoin4544]

Greatest band in history

[@jeffbeaudoin4544]

@Tom Tim That's what you say.......

[@cragus2004]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2SkhZmYjr2kpsU 40 years behind Pink Floyd

[@MICKEYISLOWD]

Beatles anyone..?

[@jeffbeaudoin4544]

@@MICKEYISLOWD The musicianship of Tool is better

[@mader348]

3rd greatest ,right behind the Doors and Zeppelin...best band in last30 years for sure

[@MrWhite-sd1hl]

Dude you did a great service to mankind with this. And the sound is awesome.

[@calvados5687]

TOOL did . .

[@tonybloodloss]

@@calvados5687 All three parts can't live without each other. Us, this youtuber and this band. We are one.

[@tonybloodloss]

@Anonymous TOOL did...

[@drewlouthan3823]

Adam Jones is one of the most underrated guitarist

[@matteoziegler7632]

Yeah he makes cool riffs and some nice feedback noise

[@serhat6181]

He makes mistakes sometimes. But you know these songs are HARD. Super guitarist.

[@matttyler9963]

I wouldn't say hes underrated at all

[@taunokekkonen5733]

Adam: rated like should be, nothing special. Justin: underrated Danny: stupidly overrated by fanboys MJK: alien life form

[@serhat6181]

@@taunokekkonen5733 you are goddamn right xD

[@stevewilkins4987]

Probably one of the most intense rock bands I've ever witnessed. Danny on the kit was both an inspiration and scared the crap out of me realizing after 50 years how much more I have to learn

[@360.Tapestry]

they continue to put out great material that other bands can't even dream of approaching, but _lateralus_ really is their magnum opus

[@VelMa-opinion]

And, incredible as that sounds, they do even better on _Fear Inoculum_

[@sacredpotion24]

Facts, Lateralus is their magnum opus

[@BrandonMelvinDrums]

I agree and FI is like a sequel it.

[@Thinkfourselfquestionauthority]

FI is the pinnacle of their music, in my opinion.

[@xspendable1]

Let us not forget that these guys are well on their way to mid-life... and there is/are no replacements in site, once they're gone, we are fucked.

[@Jpeoni0707]

Joseph Wasilitz All we have is NIN after this last album...if it ever releases

[@odinbepraised6242]

No shit bro.

[@ianbern6901]

Don't worry, there will be an replacement

[@Wag2112]

true Ian ! these live videos are inspiring kids of today like Zep inspired them. Prisma, ORO, Effigy, and several kids and temp lineups in the music schools are well on there way !! I love the videos from Okeefe they have ;like 10 Tool songs being played by over 40 kids , various WAYS of performing them too !! some suck, some are absolutely fantastic !!

[@DavidS-rd7kr]

mid? Danny Carey is like 60

[@zachdancy5828]

Every Man on this stage is UNDERRATED!

[@mintech1000]

Every single one of them!

[@mintech1000]

M

[@socrates5162]

I think this is my favorite recording of a Tool concert. Congrats to person that got the sound so clear and crisp. The bass seems to be turned down a little, but the drums are turned way up....to me. The nice thing about the drum sound, no fuzz...very clear, like thunder. I really noticed it on "The Grudge"....the snare drum is awesome.

[@ihategarydiamond]

I wish there was another as good. I am seeing them on Halloween. I have watched this one 10+ times by now.

[@Tru7blue]

the sound quality is amazing on headphones. crisp

[@thirdeye147]

Headphones, check

[@dawo1968]

Tru7blue just listened to it with a nice pair of Bose. It was killer 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@kevinfischer6169]

@@dawo1968 Klipsch here, super good

[@doctortommy]

Thanks for the tip! Very nice

[@oliphantmanphilms]

While waiting for the new Tool, love their first show 1991. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnjKg4iBqadqfbc

[@michaelflores2040]

Appreciate everything you do ToolArchive!

[@Kjames939]

I honestly believe Maynard is a modern day Beethoven that won't truly be appreciated until we are dead and gone and another 200 years have passed. Feel fortunate if you have had a chance to see Tool live and in person.

[@davidtimnick530]

Nothing about this statement makes any sense at all, but love your enthusiasm 😎

[@bjw9529]

@@davidtimnick530 I mean, I have to agree lol, it makes no sense but at least he knows how great they are. They’re appreciated greatly in present day for one and two, it’s not just Maynard out there making this music.

[@PNWHerb]

What’s a Beethoven?

[@kathleenstaton8203]

Actually, the music is written before Maynard writes the lyrics and melody. separate notes from the chords-and ONLY after they have the music figured out and rehearse d to make any tweaks to it…THEN they send Maynard a recording and he writes the lyrics and the melody (which he works in with the key and the rhythm) you’ll notice that he lines the lyrics to the CYMBALS when Danny hits them, it lines up with each part of the lyrics-like a reminder to Maynard to start to sing each word at that moment-But I always imagine him sitting down with a book on Jungian Psychology (46+2-shadow self,facing your most toxic trait that you project onto others, references to Archetypes -The hero’s journey (The Patient, Lost Keys, Wings for Marie) and an English to Latin dictionary which he decides to take a Latin word and then conjugates it into a word that doesn’t exist- Pneuma-Like pneumatic or pneumonia which both involve air-and suddenly there’s a word that’s used for Breath and Breathing and in Fear Inoculum (allegorical elegy-not specifically in a different language, but those words are rarely used together-an allegorical elegy is a succinct, didactic story, in prose or verse, that illustrates one or more instructive lessons or principles.AKA a PARABLE. Not a parabola…but it’s used purposefully for that specific song… Only one of many, many interpretations of the band and their songs…it’s my own personal opinion, but there’s nobody else besides the members of TOOL to step forward and clearly state that they have a specific intention… except to be one of the greatest bands ever and the fact that a 4 person band is made up of the greatest musicians and they just somehow found each other… Could this be the purpose of many of Maynard’s lyrics? Blatantly spoken in The Patient = “If there was no desire to heal…the broken and weary met along…on this tedious path I’ve chosen”.

[@andrewdummett5141]

59:06 The nod between Justin and Danny here, on 'Jambi' is amazing - Maximum synergy.

[@FirstLast-zv5od]

To non-Tool fans who don't get why we consider Tool one of the greatest bands ever, they tend to dissect each musician as an individual. However I have tried, sometimes successfully and others not so, to get them to see Tool for what they are. A single entity. Their music is alive and not your generic pop or mainstream bullshit.

[@mattyglen87]

They all interact a bit in this song lately, Adam usually walks over to Justin to jam and give him a hug. Really cool

[@racoonmaster2154]

@@mattyglen87 xD really? thats awesome

[@MikeP2055]

@@FirstLast-zv5od I have a Tool shirt from high school (1995-ish) that had the original Tool logo on the front with a distorted image of Jesus in the positive space (I wore that shirt for *months* before I even noticed the Jesus thing, ha), and across the back it read "All indians, no chiefs", meaning there is no "frontman" or whatever. We are all equal quarter parts of this band. I always loved that.

[@ToolFan68]

101:27

[@agunsux]

Danny the frontman.

[@boogerTwells]

Agun Wiriadisasra absolutely...the goat , crazy talent. Always seems pretty humble in his interviews as well. I’m a big fan of Tool, bigger fan of Danny

[@darryljudd7361]

I’ve been saying that for years

[@mr.christopher79]

as he should be

[@TheJrabbit82]

Danny Carey - A true master of his craft

[@4tsixandtwo1169]

easily top 5 all time IMO

[@silver1surfer69]

greatest

[@praisehermie9124]

Neil Peart, Bill Bruford, John Bonham, Danny Carey & Tim "Herb" Alexander...in no particular order...except for Peart at #1, that is. :)

[@silver1surfer69]

you forgot at least 2 that come to my mind instantly without thinking deeper, Keith Moon, Jeff Porcaro

[@ryline666]

Matt Cameron and Jimmy Chamberlain would also like to be in that sentence

[@ngcastronerd4791]

The drum solo..... wow! I know he's one of the greats, I expect crazy pollyrythmic genius I can barely keep up with.... Still manages to blow my mind every time! Can't wait to see them live again!!!

[@iscokeit]

ToolArchive - I am 4:27 into this video, and every single cut is in perfect time with the sound. Every stinking cut. One hell of a job. Thank you.

[@jeighth2721]

Coke Isit, it's not taking the audio from each specific cut/clip. The audio is placed as a unit behind whatever video is added

[@jeighth2721]

Coke Isit, or are you talking about time signature changes?

[@an032nv]

Imagine seeing them jam part of Descending live back in 2016.

[@molasorrosalom4846]

Saw them in Chicago this year, never knew about Descending until I saw it live. Felt like I was transcending

[@edcummings2379]

I was at this very show, Primus opened Maynard ranted about the Cardinals losing to the Panthers in the playoffs And honestly I didn't even realize it was a new song at the time it just seemed like a really cool intro to Jambi😂😂😂

[@richardsalas4122]

Seen them 4 times and still can't get enough of them. They really put on a great show.

[@kylevoss9955]

The fuckup in Vicarious is amazing, I've literally never heard them miss a beat. They are actually human.

[@sonicbroom8522]

Nah, thats just to trick you. They throw in mistakes every now and then to avoid suspicion (they are alien robots)

[@Wag2112]

Rush - Red Rocks Camera eye ! same same m I saw dream Theater twice - they would add little tiny pieces or swell where there wasnt one in the record , or double fill something , fantastic LIVE

[@LisaLeigh16]

Opening with No Quarter! Amazing. In a Tool KZbin spiral thanks to the new album. 🎶❤️

[@adamjones6819]

Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.

[@cr-nd8qh]

I swear that sounds exactly like led Zeppelin

[@asylumental]

*not a joke* I go to the local dispensary, I'm getting out of my vehicle and I see this cool old black AMC Spirit pull up. This nice looking older lady who was dressed in like a summer dress/hat and rocker gear/boots...not bad at all. I tell her "That's a cool car!" "Thank you" she replies with a big smile. And she goes inside and gets her weed and so do I.. I am first to leave and as I was backing out, I looked at the back of the car.... The only sticker on the entire car.. a big *TOOL* sticker on the bumper... Hahahah *that confirms that she is badass*

[@maxwellschultz4784]

@@echeverria1674 Are you implying that you find the story unbelievable? This is the most mundane, everyday type of story I've ever seen this stupid comment on. Also, Reddit is for retards.

[@chriswardrop1277]

SHOULD HAVE MARRIED HER ON THE SPOT

[@paws4mercy643]

Real woman listen to TOOL and have PIT BULLS ..... like me 💅

[@paws4mercy643]

@@chriswardrop1277 problem with that is being a REAL WOMAN she probably would have said NO

[@SaculNoshploda]

@@maxwellschultz4784 You're position is abysmal. What a wretch. Find hell as easily as it seems to find you.

[@NiteOWL82]

one of the finest live recordings ive ever heard. thanks

[@supernaught1963]

Man, just: Thanks. Led Zeppelin brought me here. This video kept showing up on my Zep feed. I would have never have checked it out in a million years. That first song blew me away. They took it, owned it, then played it like it was theirs. Absolutely amazing.

[@SullyOnDrums]

It's good to see Robocop working again.

[@chriskeegan8919]

I knew I recognized him. 😁

[@monikaszymanowska5142]

I thought it was an Imperial Army trooper:-)

[@drummerdoingstuff5020]

How dare you

[@TheSilverGate]

The most incredible part is how these uniquely talented 4 people got to know each other

[@adanvelazquez3657]

Tears of joy I finally found a decent live performance of TooL ❤️

[@instruMENTAL183]

Check out their 1992 gig in philadelphia on the same channel that uploaded this. Amazing. Honestly

[@jackbsyme2271]

1996 glass house, 2002 new york, 1992 jc dobbs, 2019 czech republic, 2007 paris, 1994 santa cruz...

[@shanerivers8141]

Lewiston,Maine great too. Keep in mind it was like 1996. Phone tech wasn't great but its not terrible. "Pushit Lewiston Maine"🤙

[@elixir9013]

This is the cleanest recording ive heard of Danny in a long time. phenomenal

[@davidspurlock1111]

They didnt even record Pneuma this cleanly

[@davidspurlock1111]

The Vic Firth recording of Pneuma is better. Prove me wrong.

[@ryanurban1]

Must be the board mix.

[@shaunwhelan17]

they messed up Vicarious so badly

[@ollielaw]

I love how Maynard is one of the best front men around and he's not even in the front...

[@nameless76mozwhaz9]

Ollie Law i think its because he realizes the instruments are just as important as his vocals and doesn't think one should be in front of the other.

[@joetoe9207]

Sean Ryan But isn't he out front when he performs with his other bands (eg, APC)? I find this hanging in the back silly. Gimmicky...need to be mysterious. And I thing it has a negative impact on the performance enjoyment. Just my opinion.

[@Ninjamanhammer]

He used to perform in the front sometimes didn't he.

[@jordanstuteville4060]

No Fucking Way! He Stays In The Shadows So You Make Your Own Vision! Fucking Marvelous

[@joetoe9207]

Would have even more impact if the whole band played the show elsewhere and the crowd heard it, but just saw an empty stage. Allow to really let your mind go.

[@TheCazTrick]

To see them "Live" is an absolute honour,, in fact, i thank them for the opportunity... Hands down, best band on the planet.. 11/10 \m/

[@rawgab4439]

Sooo powerful ...no big over the top show ....no endless cussing ...pure craftsmanship ...and don't get me started on Danny ....WoW

[@ti6113]

Had to bring in a new year with this. 2021 is good so far

[@georgeofthecloudforest9015]

we are together on this. and No One and Nothing is gonna defeat us TOOL brothers and sisters. this band makes my fucking days much easier and productive.LONG LIFE TO THIS MUSIC GODS!!!!!

[@Cybercrapper28]

Nobody is warring against tool fans bro what are you even talking about?

[@slippininthedark]

This morning in between classes my daughter comes into our office while I am listening to the Paris 2007 show and asks for my headphones then points to the Pneuma video and says she wants to hear/watch that. I then go to class in the afternoon and my wife sends me a picture of my daughter. She came into the office and put my headphones on, picked this video, and watched the whole thing, she is 4 and knows greatness when she hears it.

[@pipercoleman4920]

My three year old grandson and I listen to Pneuma almost daily, amazing, just amazing. I can't imagine being a family that doesn't "feel" music.

[@jeffw9232]

I saw Tool live for the first time during the 2016 tour. Absolutely MESMERIZING. Saw Perfect Circle the following year. Also amazing. Thanks for the upload.

[@rubaidaallen2764]

I saw them in 2001 for the first time and man I was f'n moved to tears. It was f'n beautiful. Cannot wait to see them in November.

[@kevinross4011]

Hey me too in Florida.Same year.

[@rickoswald7423]

"My annual attempt to fill the void of not having an official Tool live dvd, this time for Tool's 2016 tours. Availability of good video angles varies quite a lot for each song, I did what I could" Thank You for this! Awesome Job

[@King5pade]

Ita fucking amazing they sound exactly the same live as on actualy tape. Most consistent band ever!

[@antoniosaxon8605]

Second only to Rage Against the Machine

[@jeromeboquestal2900]

danny carrey is the most impressiv drummer in the world...ever

[@a68greencamaro]

I always agreed but there was always ONE better ONE who was mjnd blowing like Danny. RIP the great Neil peart

[@mintgum1404]

I kinda agree on Carrey being better than Peart. Still top though.

[@graymain]

he is a drummer god.... :p

[@jeromeboquestal2900]

to me he is the best musical player in the world for ever and ever

[@jeromeboquestal2900]

@Doodle Bob it's my choice i'm a drummer too danny is the most impressive to me

[@Tim_osman]

Audio is cristal clear ...simply amazing ,thanks Toolarchive !! See you guys june 18th Amsterdam :)

[@JennTN411]

How was the show??? Amazing I'm sure!

[@Tim_osman]

@@JennTN411 It was amazing,mind blowing and had the best time of my life ! :) Thanks for asking !!!

[@guidorichert1909]

they have accompanied my life and shaped my music, the tools were always there and helped me to think about everything in every difficult situation, thanx

[@mikeanderson4717]

Absolutely the best ever, #1 best talented group ever of ,art an music. One of a kind. Best of the best. Mind blowing tones.

[@javila6341]

you said what my mind thought of when watching this Awesome show ..Tool is # 1

[@mikeanderson4717]

@@javila6341 that show was amazing

[@cragus2004]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2SkhZmYjr2kpsU 40 years behind Pink Floyd

[@NiteOWL82]

Great job. Thanks for all the hardwork. I appreciate all the videos. Cheers!

[@cruckskill1082]

did you make lsd Mr. Hoffman

[@cruckskill1082]

***** oh so that's his son

[@NiteOWL82]

Great grandson

[@cruckskill1082]

Alan Hoffman oh OK

[@ClintMcCaleb]

This is a magnificent production. Thank you for your time and effort on this.

[@SethBergile]

No matter what clips you are using at any point during these videos, it all syncs up perfectly. So Rock solid and consistent live. Also OP does a great job. Thanks for this!!

[@laurentbattut8931]

This band is so unique.....My best musical discover ever, even if I was so distant with metal.....a real experience......Pneuma helped me to survive when I was sinking....I could never thank this band as it merits for what its music did to me

[@ihategarydiamond]

Well described sir. It is an experience like none other.

[@livesmalldreambig]

Absolutely beautiful thanks for the work you put into this

[@rexross6808]

fuck the diaz bros.

[@ryanduray1]

Ha! I see what you did there TM

[@CyrusOG666]

So much No Quarter in Tool’s work. They learned from the best.

[@debstein8811]

I thought Neil Peart was the best drummer...until I heard Danny. Fucking brilliant.

[@nicholaspope2395]

Been drumming since I was 15 and he’s my fav hands down

[@bertbellcase7607]

He's my fave...people can debate who's best, but he's my favorite!

[@brandonmounce3521]

He's a " Bill Ward 2.0" the man has the God given ability to sell the song ot tell a story with his timing & drum sound according go song etc, Can set the mood & build tension or put you in a trance!! He's absolutely the definition of " live drummer " his skillet is meant to be seen by the masses as they melt to his beat

[@sassell3302]

I agree. I had listened to rush for a while then my dad showed me tool and I was blown away. In my opinion top two drummers Danny Carey and Neil Peart. Change my mind

[@dethklok21]

I have been a huge fan since the 90's and never got to see them perform live. This great video accompanied by my decent stereo system has shown me a little bit of the light. thank you for posting this!

[@paulroe4646]

ALL THEM COLORS!!!!!!!!! for sure the prettiest drum solo ive ever watched. would have lost my shit if i was in that crowd. cant thank you enough for putting this together

[@rcnd2010]

I've never seen Tool alive. So, this is the a really good thing for me. Thank you for this amazing job ToolArchive.

[@rebekahschulz5775]

The visuals are absolutely stunning. So clear and appealing to the eye! Not to mention the band sounds amazing! The visuals and music just tie everything together to a beautiful allusion.

[@Feieherkes]

In days where guitarists tend to focus on getting as many notes in one measure, it's so awesome to see Jones. He only cares about being creative, and is one of the last guitarist who has as a trademark to HIT THE STRINGS HARD AS FUCK. That makes his tone even more unique.

[@kidthunder1311]

Every time they have come to NC in my adult life I have been overseas or broke. One day I will see them play goddamnit

[@jchilds2003]

I watched them for the first time in Charlotte this time last year. It was one of the greatest things I have ever experienced.

[@nameless76mozwhaz9]

Tony Johnson dude I have the same problem with Slayer but I was in jail or broke not overseas.

[@EricJh21690]

Tony Johnson Def worth the effort to catch em live man.. I got to see them live with my dad back in 2006 when I was 16 or 17. I know Isis (another great band who unfortunately split a few years ago) opened for Tool; & I think 1 other band opened before Isis too but I forget who lol. Tool is def one of the most impressive bands I've seen as far as quality/sound/performance/etc live; not to mention the crazy visuals like the trippy ass lights in sync with the music haha. Don't think I've ever seen so many ppl smokin so much bud at a concert (at least as far as indoor venues), as I did at the Tool show haha. Hard to believe it was 10+ years ago already..I def wanna catch em live again, esp if they release a new album. Pretty sure they played my area fairly recently in the last year or 2; but I unfortunately didn't hear of it til like the night of the show or 1-2 days after lol. Pretty much every concert I've ever been to were luckily solid shows, but Tool & Primus easily are 2 of the most impressive live bands I've been lucky to see perform by far. Now THAT'd be a lineup worth almost anything to see, if Primus & Tool toured together haha. I'm just babbling though don't mind me lol..

[@EricJh21690]

What I'm mainly trying to say is you should make a point to know as far in advance as you can when their next show is..Then you can make proper plans whether takin a day off work, putting enough $ aside for tickets & shit ahead of time, and anything else necessary so you won't miss the show haha. Tool's one of those rare bands out there worth making some sacrifices to see live while you can before it's too late and they hang it up. I'll always do as much as I can to see certain bands because I know I'd forever regret it; like I do knowing I'll never see some of the bands/musicians who influenced me the most. like Pantera/Dime, Alice in Chains/Layne Staley, etc.

[@warren420wtc]

EricJh21690 - Just seen Tool, Primus, and Puscifer at Aftershock in Sacramento. Epic!

[@controlfreak110]

Okay first off that panthers bit is great, and secondly I miss tool concerts more than any other live event. I remember the old tours and the ones after 10,000 days. The light work the sound the crowd and the dank smell of weed. Ultimately nothing compares to the trance like state of these performances. Danny and his drum solos are permanently in my brain. People don’t understand what those solos are like live. No lie. And the guitar riffs those are trance central. Maynards vocals and humor remind you this is all human. What I would give to relive those memories. It was personal and very powerful end of fucking story.

[@JSCG12]

Amazing extension to Schism at 32:07 and I love the way Maynard sings the words "death raaaaaatle" in Vicarious. So good.

[@joshveazey4223]

You're selling yourself short in that description, man. This is off the chain.

[@DudeWheresMyTom]

32:13 When I started to hear that alternative version of the Schism breakdown I was like fuck I'd be devastated if they didn't do it the original way, then Danny just fucking tore the place down and it went back to the original guitar only version of the breakdown and I thought fuck, that was actually a pretty sick addition to the song

[@drummaboi5879]

one of the very few bands that make their albums come to life when they play live

[@bastelkleber6665]

Maynard again with is Gollum dancemoves

[@TMmodify]

HearthewnPaladin so there's also an accent in the english version, interesting

[@TMmodify]

***** well thanks for the explanation

[@deneilbaker]

Lol omg I've always said he looks like gollum, especially with the Mohawk/skullet which is so hot

[@drummer265]

I saw a comment on a Tool video one time that said Maynard looks like he's an alien inside of a human body trying to operate it for the first time. Have yet to read a more accurate statement.

[@Fnberg744]

Funkyschlumpf well they definitely descended on a spaceship.You can hearit landing in the end of My Third Eye

[@ase5335]

No quarter blows my fuse. And staying to the shadows while the band is highlighted. A BOLD statement. I've been in love since the onset of the journey that is Tool

[@LeToplache007]

Can we just take a moment to realize how fucking good Danny nailed that The Grudge ending?

[@brantgreen3387]

I'm appreciating that very thing right now. He's incredible.

[@timh9497]

Yes we can.

[@elconijo]

Vicarious, too!

[@johnwatson3948]

Years ago I went to a Tool concert not knowing anything about them and had no high expectations - I left thinking it was the greatest show I’d ever seen - and certainly one of the greatest bands. This was before the video screens and just Maynard on a rotating disc in the back where he had to keep turning away - so cool.

[@proteuswave]

Danny's cymbal mics are insane, especially his hi-hat mic. Bow down to the lord.

[@alexanderhernandez5758]

Awesome Band ... "I Smell Marijuana. That's Illegal" ... I Love it !!! They are the Best of the Best in the Instruments they Play and Maynard has an Incredible Voice!!

[@jdozer96]

Tool has completely ruined me on the original Led Zeppelin version of No Quarter. Every time I hear the original I just want to go listen to Tool's version.

[@Sam-zc9if]

Only a band like T00L can do another 'greatest bands' original song, even better.

[@Firearmerr]

listen to robert plant and jimmy page version! it is cool too

[@gwenhadu56]

The intro is just pumping, no more as just as led zep did with many others pieces of them...

[@zemphera]

Same here! Totally!!!

[@tylerao]

Jdozer what? I love tool but you aren’t making any sense.

[@Funz2022]

Great job! Thks so much . . . UNIVERSE, please give us some new TOOL music soon!!!!

[@Mr_ScarfFace021]

I didn't know Maynard would be the new Thermite Elite skin in R6

[@alexgram1276]

The Vicarious fuck up, lol.

[@deekay1132]

must have been from arizona on halloween.

[@JP-jq7ob]

actually I think this is from North Carolina due to what he says after No Quarter when he mentions about what they did to Arizona (Cardinals) and has them chant 'Go Panthers" just a guess

[@alexgram1276]

Yeah it's from Charlotte, North Carolina.

[@alexgram1276]

FortySix& TooSober hahaha that's gold

[@alexgram1276]

FortySix& TooSober Classic Maynard lol

[@labbeaj]

The drums!!!!!

[@nameless76mozwhaz9]

AJ Labbe ikr danny is a god behind the kit.

[@labbeaj]

nameless76 mozwhaz Totally!

[@nameless76mozwhaz9]

I really appreciate toolarchiv for making this video. Its really good. I think I'm going to watch it again. 2days in a row. Tool is above and beyond todays pop music.

[@labbeaj]

nameless76 mozwhaz Today's pop music is really only for mind control on unsuspecting humans.

[@Awoodward7899]

nameless76 mozwhaz I was happy with Korns SOS

[@pkgnitt]

This version 54:30 of descending is so creepy compared to the album version!! I LOVE IT!!

[@roccos7642]

What a kick ass unique BAND....glad this got posted....thank you ToolArchive

[@mrdee734]

Surprised they didn't play lateralus.

[@nomoreluke7667]

Ordinarily, a Zeppelin cover would be such a terrible idea because no mere mortal could come close to John Bonham's talents. Except Danny Carey. I approve

[@JackHowland]

I mean, Chad Smith and Mike Portnoy do superb jobs at covering Achilles Last Stand (arguably Zeppelin's best song)......

[@teilhardomega9731]

Steve Gorman of the black Crowes did a good job on the Jimmy Page live at the Greek album. But god damn Danny slaaaaaaays this song though.

[@doblegcanusee9311]

Agreed. There are four reasons why you avoid Zeppelin covers. Page, Plant, Jones and Bonham. Extraordinary talent for their era of rock.

[@jessieb9384]

@@doblegcanusee9311 They'd be a lot more respected if they hadn't stole most of their songs from other bands and not given them any credit

[@rubaidaallen2764]

Only Danny Carey.

[@JasonCleghorn1975]

MJK is 52 years old now and makes wine. You think its going to be like 1995 again?

[@kevinmasters7189]

JasonCleghorn1975 he still puts on a damn good show in his 50s.

[@JasonCleghorn1975]

KEVIN MASTERS I agree. I was just responding to the guys down below lamenting the past, etc.

[@johnsonmonkeman5766]

He was still absolutely CRANKING it in 2018 with a perfect circle too :)

[@MaynardsSpaceship]

Don't worry. Age will come for them too.

[@mr.grumpygrumpy2035]

How old will he be when the next album comes out?

[@stratotanker327]

Danny is playing all kinds of extra notes on songs like I've never seen. It's insane.

[@ricktherrien8235]

No matter what Tool will always be the Lords of heavy metal. Even at over fifty Maynard is still singing, I’ve covered the vocals for many Tool songs and what Maynard does is not easy, then he has to perform live in front of hundreds of people that’s tough. No one will ever top Tool in my books. Great job guys and thank you for the upload. Enjoyed it a lot!!

[@ronaldkleinberger1701]

Tool will be Legendary; bands like this don't exist, unless your Tool

[@tamarasadel]

Thank you for this. In the anticipation of new album. I need to binge watch Tool.

[@terence1432]

I’ve been doing the same! I’m so fucking excited.

[@adamcoe]

One of the actual favorite things about this band for me is Danny Carey's jerseys...just to show they're not too up their own asses about it like some bands get. and they outplay basically all of them.

[@CraigTreptow]

So happy I got to see them in late 2019 for only my 2nd time. This just brings the memories back. So good. Non-metal people don't understand what they are missing.

[@Wag2112]

Real Rock/metal musicians not only understand, we ( the real ones ) actually understand what it truly IS we are witnessing here ! Its on the level of Rush and Dream Theater, NO OTHER Music is one this level !! NONE !! I am a true Maiden Fan for Life , but even Maiden is on a different level , the next lower one. I am also a bass player , since 85. Cliff Burton was a Major god , John Myung , Billy Sheehan & Geddy are Major gods. Entwhistle, Geezer, Rudy Sarzo, Riff West, Micheal Anthony, Marco Hietala, Pete Way, Leon W ( cat in the hat ) all minor gods. Justin is on the same level as Cliff - Technical gods on the bass and associated gear ! Geddy MAY BE a step above - he can sing, and play keys, and taurus pedals all at once !!! See concert footage of Xanadu or one of the tribute players who set up the rig and ( kinda Play it ) these REALLY Show what has to happen to make a song like this happen . That is what you are talking about when you say "we get it !! " SALUTE !!! I agree !!! ps We would have paid about 1500 a ticket to see them in 2019 in Detroit, so I skipped it . I'll pay the 50 bucks for 2 years of YT downloader , and watch it over and over on a 60 inch screen wired to an 800 watt FOH system in the living room ! With bottle of Bird Dog and some friends :) AND YES , I Pay the Band - I BOUGHT a real copy of Fear Innoculum, the DVD of Vicarious, two CDs of 10,000 days and 2 of Lateralus , plus all the other stuff , shirts, books, APC, Puscifur, and I am sure eventually , Caduceus wine :) showing my fucking age :) haha

[@Amiga500_User]

It is utterly fascinating how easy and laid back Danny Carey plays even the most complicated drum parts! He is nailing it!

[@ryankennedy3917]

I saw Tool live in SLC before the pandemic hit. If you've not seen them live, DO IT. It was AMAZING....!!! Hands down best concert I've seen, and probably ever will.

[@user-su3ec2lh7c]

Tool could play any of their songs live, including Maynards Dick, and I would not be disappointed because all of their material is fantastic