Tool is the best band I have ever heard. They’re simply on another level. So dynamic. They’re melodic and then they turn it to “11”. All 4 members are masters of their craft. Thank you for the reaction. It’s always great to connect with others that can appreciate just how special this group is. Can’t wait for the new album which they are currently recording. And congrats on England’s victory!!!
I've been listening to Rock music for 40 years and only discovered Tool 4 months ago and am blown away by their music.Thier cover of No Quarter is immense and I'm sure you will feel the same
i know then since pearl jam , but they the only i stuck to ;) leading through this hard piece of existence ;) , love NIN as well , but you know if u need right rhythm for you life u need to know where to go ;), truly shocked ;)
Started out watching your "The Grudge" reaction when you weren't quite sure what Tool is and went on to "Lateralus" and now this, grinning like a useful idiot the whole time. I can't imagine what it must be like to discover this band at this stage of your life. I can remember watching Sober make its MTV debut in 1993 at the age of 16 like it was last week and here I am 26 years later just as awestruck and inspired by this band as ever. Welcome to the Tool Army.
Yes. this is different from the studio version, I suggested this because it's easily one of the greatest live performance's ever, those high notes by Maynard at the end really are amazing for how crisp they sound being that it's live. just remember one thing. You don't listen to Tool, You experience Tool that's the difference from them then anyone ever.
I was born in 1993 and I've been obsessed with them since about 1998. Needless to say I'm a bit strange, he triggered something different in me. I always somehow understood that the songs weren't really about buttholes like my dad said lol
Danny Carey(the drummer) spent years years training under a master to learn tabla drumming, then he brought in an engineer to replicate the sound and made his own pad. Years of work for a 20 second bit, that is the essence of Tool.
The entire album Thirteenth Step by A Perfect Circle would probably be up your alley. Most of the songs are really good, but the album as a whole is one of my favorite.
You absolutely MUST listen to their cover of No Quarter. Off the same album. Also live...Also totally mind blowing. After that You Lied, also from Salival is another totally great live cover of a song by Justin's (bassist) old band Peaches. You are welcome sir. LOL
No Quarter is the best cover ever made. But Justin's old band was just Peach, not Peaches. You'll often see it as Peach GB for disambiguation purposes.
The version of No Quarter on Salival is not live, it's a studio recording. There was an earlier version that leaked months before Salival came out that sounded nearly identical but had some differences in the guitar and length of certain sections. It's very difficult to find online, but if you can't take my word that it is a studio recording and not live then it may be worth the search
Danny Carey actually has a hybrid kit. His kit is a Sonor acoustic kit but he also electronic pads called Mandala pads, something that he helped develop, that are electronic pads that are making the tabla sounds that you hear here.
The studio version is raw and aggressively vitriolic, the contrast between the two complement each other, feels to me like the two sides of the conversation. When I started listening to Tool, I thought this was about a toxic love affair, sent shivers down my spine when I realised that it was also about the relationship between the id and the ego...
Yeah, they both sounds amazing through the whole song. Aloke was Danny's tabla teacher. But man, Adam Jones's guitar sound is magnificent, he is really underestimated guitar player. Of course, Justin is great too but he shines more on the other tool albums (Lateralus & 10000 days).
This is EPIC TOOL.... This to me is as good as music gets as it is utterly spellbinding. May I recommend if not done already, Anaesthetize by Porcupine Tree. Gavin Harrison is another amazing drummer.
Pushit was my favorite song for the longest time and it’s mind melting that they could do something like this and improve on what was already as great as it was. I think you’ll love Third Eye! Quite a journey of movements and build up.
I think you would dig the Patient off Lateralus. It has a big finally from a long time building and is full of melody as well! Really really awesome key changes and interesting time signatures!
Dude they go to so many different places throughout their albums. I can’t wait for you to hear disposition reflection and triad. All part of a trilogy of songs off of Lateralus. Also yes Danny has electronic pads complimenting his drum kit. He sampled a bunch of tablas himself and uses the pads live for convenience.
Lol you should look up a picture of danny carey's kit, its a huge kit to begin with, then he has electronic triggers mixed in with his set. Its wild lol
Dude, saw this live last year and I had never seen Tool live (or actually heard this track). It was the highlight of the show I think, absolutely STUNNING piece of work
The middle section of this song they brought onstage Danny's Tabla instructor, so theyre kind of duoing together. If you want melody, anything off their AENIMA album will blow your mind!
Absolutely thrilled to see you experience this masterpiece! You heard correctly: it is much different from (and longer than) the studio version. Candidly, I don't really care for the studio version, but this Salival live version is jaw-dropping. Go England!
Thanks for doing this one, and congrats on the win against Sweden! Another melodic one, which at moments is VERY similair to Pushit live is Right in Two. Try giving it a listen. A side recommendation: You should check out Maynard's second band, A Perfect Circle, a good song to start with would be Orestes, Judith or The Hollow.
Saw this version of the song performed in San Antonio Texas, Sunken Meadow Gardens. They had a guest drummer perform that drum portion, however I have also seen Danny do it on an electronic set
Watching your experience for the second time today🍿😁 2001 I was introduced to TooL in history class junior year hs. I was blown away. #1 fan since. Helped me undoubtedly through my maturing phase of life. An opened mind is a free mind. So ready for the new album. Great react🏆
I listened to this again today and watched your reaction from 3 years ago , excellent stuff . Noticed your reaction now to Zappas Joes Garage, I think it surprised you 😜
Absolutely crushing guitars! Sounds as if they're emanating from a volcanic eruption when the ear shredding pinnacle kicks in. The studio version is crisper, but this does prove to be quite a palpable piece of doom laden theatre! As stated: Absolutely brilliant!
best concert live!! right up there with Pink Floyd!! No one else puts their listeners in the experience of their life time all in 2 and 1/2 hours!! Prove me wrong!!
I didn't get a shout out but I hope my suggestion got to you as well. I like seeing you become a Tool fan over time. They are a pretty significant band for a lot of people, as if you couldn't tell.
If you want melody you should do "Wings For Mary/10,000 Days" (it's two song but it works as one piece of music), the saddest song of all times, just beautiful. Update (England won the game, congrats to all of you).
Thanks for doing this one friend. Those tribal drums you heard are Tabla's played by a man named Aloke Dutta on stage. He is an established Bengali player. He played along side Carey for this song, the other noises you hear during Aloke's parts are Danny playing on his Mandala Drums (Electric). On your off time you should listen to the studio version of this song as well. Not as tribal, but just great non-the less. More tool (slowly of course - alot to absorb) in the future, please!
No doubt it's a beautiful song.. the way the song transcends and builds up.. You should try Right in two , no quarter and wings for Marie (1 and 2). Im sure you won't be disappointed.. love all tool songs. Tool as a band are one of those few gems where the songs are an epic journey and a band where each of the band member are a class apart. Peace.
lol one last note, if you want to hear crazy time signatures, listen to Vicarious, Jambi and Wings/10K Days. Thanks again for your review and for following up and offering what your audience requests. Much appreciation and much love
I was at this show..... so so good. buzz from the Melvins with Scott reader from Kyuss came out to do the Nuge's Stranglehold as well perform this STUNNING version of Pushit
Tool Disposition, Reflection, Triad! It's 3 songs in one and it's an unbelievable journey that you MUST experience if you want to understand and appreciate Tool. :)
This is great but you should really try the studio version too, to appreciate the diversity of this version. Also you get that visceral intro that feels like it’s digging in deep.
I have to beg to differ!! Think their tour in 2014 they had the best your of their careers which made this new album they created to be such a drastic change in their mindset going after the emotions of the listener!! Which no other band in history has 4 of the best musicians to walk the earth!!
Jim, I'm not going to bother reading down on the comments in case another has pointed this out to you already, I need to tell you though, that when you say the time signature is 4/4, it's actually in 3/4 or 6/8 depending on how you feel the notes.. You can clearly count out 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 on the quarter notes etc, try counting like that. Much like in the grudge reaction where you ask if it's in 7/8 when in fact it is 5/4 or 10/8 again depending on how you choose to feel it. That said and done, great reactions, keep popping that TOOL cherry, you're in for a treat of you do.
Hey Jim, like it very much to watch you reacting good music. Especialy Tool, was fun to see you hearing it the first time (grudge). Very clear analytics, getting to the point! A recommendation: the band is kyuss, songs could be demon cleaner, green machine, fatso forgotso, freedom run, gardenia... I would love it to watch you discovering them! Greetings from Leipzig
If you want to listen to the Drum Carrey Song for Tool, listen to Triad. It's part of a three song series that flow into each other, Disposition, Reflection, and Triad. Reflection is spiritually amazing, great guitar solo, but Triad is Tool's permission for Danny to go bonkers.
Tool is just one entire song with multiple climaxes really.
perliva recognize this as a whole
instablaster.
True
One of Maynards best vocal performances in the history of TOOL
Matt Guillot agree. My favorite has to be Bottom though. Maynard never had so much vocal intensity.
J Sanders dead in SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDDDDEEEE
Matt Guillot That scream toward the end is my favorite in any heavy rock song. It is absurd
The last 2 minutes of this song is pure bliss and adrenaline.
Greatest live rock performance ever imho
17 years after hearing this for the first time, I still get chills. One of the absolute epic live vocal performances ever.
Tool is the best band I have ever heard. They’re simply on another level. So dynamic. They’re melodic and then they turn it to “11”. All 4 members are masters of their craft. Thank you for the reaction. It’s always great to connect with others that can appreciate just how special this group is. Can’t wait for the new album which they are currently recording. And congrats on England’s victory!!!
Maybe future generations will be worthy of their music but we our not, it's like some literal Bill and Ted shit!
MAllman 👍I could not agree more sir !!
Chills, chills, more fucking chills. 22 years of pure chills.
I've been listening to Rock music for 40 years and only discovered Tool 4 months ago and am blown away by their music.Thier cover of No Quarter is immense and I'm sure you will feel the same
Welcome to your new obsession
i know then since pearl jam , but they the only i stuck to ;) leading through this hard piece of existence ;) , love NIN as well , but you know if u need right rhythm for you life u need to know where to go ;), truly shocked ;)
@@tomscrow1300 what? Put the pipe down homie
@@inkd42088 hahaha yup.
The original is mind blowing too
It can clear a battlefield of mines?
Should watch studio version first. IMO
Not mind blowing as this. Guaranteed.
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Samuel Baskey agreed, Maynard is awfully sexy in that bra!
@BallTistic Screecher I like the live version better.
Tool Disposition-Reflection-Triad, 3 songs from the same album that were supposed to be just 1 song
Liam Garro they played them all three together live on the Lateralus tour
Nick Kaminski you should read again my comment...
Yes please, Jim!
yes this times a million. a half hour will completely fly by
Heard this live, blew my mind... also blew out my speakers I just had to hear it so loud again.
Started out watching your "The Grudge" reaction when you weren't quite sure what Tool is and went on to "Lateralus" and now this, grinning like a useful idiot the whole time.
I can't imagine what it must be like to discover this band at this stage of your life. I can remember watching Sober make its MTV debut in 1993 at the age of 16 like it was last week and here I am 26 years later just as awestruck and inspired by this band as ever.
Welcome to the Tool Army.
Yes. this is different from the studio version, I suggested this because it's easily one of the greatest live performance's ever, those high notes by Maynard at the end really are amazing for how crisp they sound being that it's live. just remember one thing. You don't listen to Tool, You experience Tool that's the difference from them then anyone ever.
100% accurate.
I was born in 1993 and I've been obsessed with them since about 1998. Needless to say I'm a bit strange, he triggered something different in me. I always somehow understood that the songs weren't really about buttholes like my dad said lol
I got to see this live 1 month after 911. So crisp and clear and flawless.
Right in Two
Danny Carey(the drummer) spent years years training under a master to learn tabla drumming, then he brought in an engineer to replicate the sound and made his own pad. Years of work for a 20 second bit, that is the essence of Tool.
Aloke Dutta trained him and he is actually the one playing that part in this live performance
The best thing Tool has ever done in my opinion
Pushit is my favourite song of all time. I love this version but the album version is my all time favourite. Absolutely love it.
The entire album Thirteenth Step by A Perfect Circle would probably be up your alley. Most of the songs are really good, but the album as a whole is one of my favorite.
You absolutely MUST listen to their cover of No Quarter. Off the same album. Also live...Also totally mind blowing. After that You Lied, also from Salival is another totally great live cover of a song by Justin's (bassist) old band Peaches. You are welcome sir. LOL
Hahahaha!
No Quarter is the best cover ever made. But Justin's old band was just Peach, not Peaches. You'll often see it as Peach GB for disambiguation purposes.
Ohhh shoot haha you are definitely right...I misspoke up in my comment. Peach is correct. :0) Thanks for pointing that out!
The version of No Quarter on Salival is not live, it's a studio recording. There was an earlier version that leaked months before Salival came out that sounded nearly identical but had some differences in the guitar and length of certain sections. It's very difficult to find online, but if you can't take my word that it is a studio recording and not live then it may be worth the search
I love watching people's reactions listening to tool for the first time. That "fuckin hell" says it all 😂
Danny Carey actually has a hybrid kit. His kit is a Sonor acoustic kit but he also electronic pads called Mandala pads, something that he helped develop, that are electronic pads that are making the tabla sounds that you hear here.
Very nice reaction to a superb song. Check another (very) underrated song by Tool - The Patient.
Hugo Nunes I think it's considered underrated just cuz every other song on that album is "better", I love the Patient tho don't get me wrong 😁
Thats true, the whole album is excellent ;)
Hugo Nunes Tool - You Lied
@@m.94 ^^^^^^
My favorite song since high school.
The studio version is raw and aggressively vitriolic, the contrast between the two complement each other, feels to me like the two sides of the conversation. When I started listening to Tool, I thought this was about a toxic love affair, sent shivers down my spine when I realised that it was also about the relationship between the id and the ego...
Aloke Dutta plays tabla solo (only for Pushit/Salival)
Album version is great too.
Ah, ok, thanks for the clarification. Whoever it was, it sounded amazing!
Yeah, they both sounds amazing through the whole song. Aloke was Danny's tabla teacher.
But man, Adam Jones's guitar sound is magnificent, he is really underestimated guitar player. Of course, Justin is great too but he shines more on the other tool albums (Lateralus & 10000 days).
If you're interested, here's Aloke Dutta playing with a Tool cover band doing this same version of Pushit. th-cam.com/video/eWhJX0on4oA/w-d-xo.html
This is EPIC TOOL.... This to me is as good as music gets as it is utterly spellbinding.
May I recommend if not done already, Anaesthetize by Porcupine Tree. Gavin Harrison is another amazing drummer.
Yeah I have, it's much earlier on my video feed. Absolutely loved it.
Fucking unreal... And that was live
The best band live imo. They play so tight and precise, yet with feeling and emotion coming through. On point. Great reaction.
I've been listening to Tool here and there for probably 15 or so years, and this is by FAR my favorite song of all of them.
Hands down one of the best releases from Tool, magnificent song!
Pushit was my favorite song for the longest time and it’s mind melting that they could do something like this and improve on what was already as great as it was. I think you’ll love Third Eye! Quite a journey of movements and build up.
IMO..the best version of this song is 1998...to watch that man sing with such emotion brings a tear to my eye everytime
Parabol+Parabola and Schism are both very melodic as well. Waiting for them
* its an eletronic kit
And thanks for this. Cheers
LP DC has electronic drumming components, but in this song, it is Aloke Dutta on bongos
Actually, *pause for dramatic efect* it's a HYYYYYYYYBRRRRRRRIIIIIIIDDDDDD #PRIUSDRUMS
Aloke Dutta on Tabla
Josh T yeah it’s a tabla an Indian drum
Holy fuck, I never heard this until today and...just wow what an amazing transition from the original
But it sounds more like 3/4 to me
Jesus the live version of this song. There are no words. NONE.
If you want more vocal range and melodies, listen to Maynard’s second band, A Perfect Circle. Songs like The Hollow, Orestes, 3 Libras, Thomas.
Live at Red Rocks Stone and Echo
??? I like all of maynard's projects. shrug
No listen to the new albums drop by all 3 bands in a stretch of 2 years
perfect circles best song is the Doomed. they are coming out with a new album in 2021
I think you would dig the Patient off Lateralus. It has a big finally from a long time building and is full of melody as well! Really really awesome key changes and interesting time signatures!
H. My favorite TOOL song.
I love that one too, not sure if I can pick a favorite though.
Dude they go to so many different places throughout their albums. I can’t wait for you to hear disposition reflection and triad. All part of a trilogy of songs off of Lateralus. Also yes Danny has electronic pads complimenting his drum kit. He sampled a bunch of tablas himself and uses the pads live for convenience.
opiateofthemasses it was Aloke Dutta on tablas
Josh T this is true, he was a guest on this performance. All the other performances however are just Danny and his pads.
Fancy seein you here. Your covers rock.
Lol you should look up a picture of danny carey's kit, its a huge kit to begin with, then he has electronic triggers mixed in with his set. Its wild lol
Aloke dutta was performing too on “push it” that night with tablas
Just answering to your question ;)
pushit, not push it
or maybe try Right in Two. Some deep social commentary there
Dude, saw this live last year and I had never seen Tool live (or actually heard this track). It was the highlight of the show I think, absolutely STUNNING piece of work
The middle section of this song they brought onstage Danny's Tabla instructor, so theyre kind of duoing together. If you want melody, anything off their AENIMA album will blow your mind!
Absolutely thrilled to see you experience this masterpiece! You heard correctly: it is much different from (and longer than) the studio version. Candidly, I don't really care for the studio version, but this Salival live version is jaw-dropping.
Go England!
One nil to England at half time...
Such a magical sound. Love Tool
Fucken Hell alright. What a song, absolute genius piece of music...
Brilliant video, thank you
Thanks for doing this one, and congrats on the win against Sweden!
Another melodic one, which at moments is VERY similair to Pushit live is Right in Two. Try giving it a listen.
A side recommendation: You should check out Maynard's second band, A Perfect Circle, a good song to start with would be Orestes, Judith or The Hollow.
If you want to hear more off the wall percussion work, check out the first 2 minutes of Eulogy.
Saw this version of the song performed in San Antonio Texas, Sunken Meadow Gardens. They had a guest drummer perform that drum portion, however I have also seen Danny do it on an electronic set
Watching your experience for the second time today🍿😁
2001 I was introduced to TooL in history class junior year hs. I was blown away. #1 fan since. Helped me undoubtedly through my maturing phase of life. An opened mind is a free mind.
So ready for the new album.
Great react🏆
Amazing review Jim...how someone gave this a thumbs down, is totally nuts. Proves that there is a nimrod in every You Tube channel.
Haaayyy my first ever TH-cam shoutout.
Congrats!
I listened to this again today and watched your reaction from 3 years ago , excellent stuff . Noticed your reaction now to Zappas
Joes Garage, I think it surprised you 😜
Absolutely crushing guitars! Sounds as if they're emanating from a volcanic eruption when the ear shredding pinnacle kicks in. The studio version is crisper, but this does prove to be quite a palpable piece of doom laden theatre! As stated: Absolutely brilliant!
best concert live!! right up there with Pink Floyd!! No one else puts their listeners in the experience of their life time all in 2 and 1/2 hours!! Prove me wrong!!
These videos take me back to the days when I discovered Tool for the first time. Such a great nostalgic feeling. Keep up the great work mate!
I didn't get a shout out but I hope my suggestion got to you as well. I like seeing you become a Tool fan over time. They are a pretty significant band for a lot of people, as if you couldn't tell.
Sorry, too many names, but yes your recommendation was in there. Thanks
The ethnic percussion was played by his mentor in this show
Enjoy your Tool reactions. If you liked this, you will like Tool's cover of Led Zeppelin's No Quarter.
Some of the best lyrics ever......”just remember I will always love, you as I claw your fucking thrust away....” best ever
we need more tool reactions Jim XD... u are my 1 tool reviewer so far. U rly feel the music!
Ha! I'm just some shmuck who listens to music with his friends! I'll get round to more soon matey!
One of the best live perfomances of all time. Btw, love your channel, Jim.
Im hearing 3/4 or 6/8 where you hear 4/4 at 7:00
If you want melody you should do "Wings For Mary/10,000 Days" (it's two song but it works as one piece of music), the saddest song of all times, just beautiful. Update (England won the game, congrats to all of you).
Thanks for doing this one friend. Those tribal drums you heard are Tabla's played by a man named Aloke Dutta on stage. He is an established Bengali player. He played along side Carey for this song, the other noises you hear during Aloke's parts are Danny playing on his Mandala Drums (Electric). On your off time you should listen to the studio version of this song as well. Not as tribal, but just great non-the less. More tool (slowly of course - alot to absorb) in the future, please!
I love watching you jam to tool! You get, you got, now get some more!!!
I really like your videos. I appreciate your genuine reactions. Its like I got to be there first time you heard tool, sort of reliving my first time.
Congrats on the England victory, Jim! They're looking good! Tool is one of the few bands I put the label genius on. Devin's another.
No doubt it's a beautiful song.. the way the song transcends and builds up..
You should try Right in two , no quarter and wings for Marie (1 and 2). Im sure you won't be disappointed.. love all tool songs.
Tool as a band are one of those few gems where the songs are an epic journey and a band where each of the band member are a class apart. Peace.
I need to see TOOL live like I need oxygen
lol one last note, if you want to hear crazy time signatures, listen to Vicarious, Jambi and Wings/10K Days. Thanks again for your review and for following up and offering what your audience requests. Much appreciation and much love
Yes! Thank you!
You should listen to "Right in two", such a master piece!
I was at this show..... so so good. buzz from the Melvins with Scott reader from Kyuss came out to do the Nuge's Stranglehold as well perform this STUNNING version of Pushit
Tool Disposition, Reflection, Triad! It's 3 songs in one and it's an unbelievable journey that you MUST experience if you want to understand and appreciate Tool. :)
One of my all time favorite TOOL songs is “H”. Check it out! Jimmy is awesome as well
Masterpiece
If you want to find more melody in Tool you should react to Disposition/Reflection/Triad or Wings for Marie !
Marian McGregor that whole reigning rain thing. Black Sabbath (track), Riders on the Storm, Seven Samurai and Wings for Marie each reign in spades...
The secret is, This is not a song, it's a ritual. 🌀
Grins
They also all are, and initiations
The secret is it is just music.
This is great but you should really try the studio version too, to appreciate the diversity of this version. Also you get that visceral intro that feels like it’s digging in deep.
I have to beg to differ!! Think their tour in 2014 they had the best your of their careers which made this new album they created to be such a drastic change in their mindset going after the emotions of the listener!! Which no other band in history has 4 of the best musicians to walk the earth!!
There's a version of them playing this live in Maine in 98 I believe. Watch it please!!!!
Pretty sure he uses a hybrid kit-- where he has some pads mixed in that have programmed samples. :)
F-ing Hell!... yeah, that was my reaction when I first heard Pushit.
Hey Jim , I got a question , how many time throughout the song did you forget that you were actually listening to a live song?
Exactly!! The fact that this is played to that level.. LIVE ...is beyond comprehension...
Wow! Great video Jim!!
I just discovered u Jim and really like your knowledge of music. Keep going brother
Awwww, cheers dude!
Absolute perfection!
Coming from another older english guy this band is the best i have ever heard , you will feel the same soon i know Jim :P
Yeah tool! Thanks!
Jim, I'm not going to bother reading down on the comments in case another has pointed this out to you already, I need to tell you though, that when you say the time signature is 4/4, it's actually in 3/4 or 6/8 depending on how you feel the notes.. You can clearly count out 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 on the quarter notes etc, try counting like that. Much like in the grudge reaction where you ask if it's in 7/8 when in fact it is 5/4 or 10/8 again depending on how you choose to feel it. That said and done, great reactions, keep popping that TOOL cherry, you're in for a treat of you do.
Gordon Sumner hmmmm, yes. Or as I was listening..... 1,2,3-2,2,3-3,2,3-4,2,3-repeat
Hey Jim, love these reactions! Another Tool song that has more melody that i think you would appreciate is The Patient. Give it a look!
Tool Jimmy (Bonus points for Intermission lead in).
i liked it before i wvwn watched it. i love your reactions bro.
Hey Jim, like it very much to watch you reacting good music. Especialy Tool, was fun to see you hearing it the first time (grudge). Very clear analytics, getting to the point! A recommendation: the band is kyuss, songs could be demon cleaner, green machine, fatso forgotso, freedom run, gardenia... I would love it to watch you discovering them! Greetings from Leipzig
Definitely check out the album version...totally different
That was live by the way . Studio quality live !!!!
You really have to listen to Eulogy by Tool!
Jim for president!!
If you want to listen to the Drum Carrey Song for Tool, listen to Triad. It's part of a three song series that flow into each other, Disposition, Reflection, and Triad. Reflection is spiritually amazing, great guitar solo, but Triad is Tool's permission for Danny to go bonkers.
So is ticks and leeches
Woohoo Pushit! My Fav