"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. [3] During the solo, Adam Jones uses a talk box effect;[4] Justin Chancellor plays in 6/4, but unlike the rest of the band, he subdivides the riff into a pulse of 4+2; Danny Carey accompanies in 6/4 with a 4 over 3 polyrhythm to link the bass's subdivisions with the rest of the band. As the solo ends and the song moves into the next section, the drums and bass shift back into 9/8 while the guitar remains in 6/4 to create a polymeter. Once the 9/8 vocals rejoin, the guitar shifts back into 9/8. The entire band then remains in 9/8 until moving back into 6/4 for the final two measures, which reuses the first two measures of the first 6/4 section. [3]
Yep what he said 👌 That last riff is in 6 but the tempo is sped up. If you keep the same tempo from the previous sections the math gets wonky. It’s like 4 1/2 if you keep the same tempo 😂
Love Jambi! But you want a slap huh, go with Rosetta Stoned. Easily the weirdest and simultaneously amazing track I have ever heard... just be ready for fun! I got to see them perform it live in February! 👽 🌀 Editing to add: If you listen to Rosetta Stoned, it will really do you good to listen to Lipan conjuring and Lost keys before them. Just adds flavor to the palate you didn't know you needed.
Chiming in here just to say that Rosetta Stoned live is jaw-dropping (saw it back in Feburary in their Fear Innoculum tour). Their entire concert is the experience of a lifetime. Can't wait to see them again.
First this song is a freaking lesson in polyrhythm. The pulse actually doesn't change but they are constantly shifting the patterns. Many people think this song was inspired by Maynards son. This song is about what is REALLY valuable in life... not money, not fame, it is the connection we have to PEOPLE and the love we share. Shine on!
It's about having his son Devo H Keenan. (Hint for another song as well) Sentimental favorite of mine. Took both my sons to their 1st rock show in 2007. TOOL of course. They were 8 and 10. Great memories every time I hear it.
With regards to the lyrics, to me the key line is "wants and needs divide me, then I might as well be gone" So the song is about his, then, dying mother. In the beginning he is describing how he has reached the top of his career and all of his goals, but it doesn't matter in the Light of him losing his mom. The stories he then tells us, show how she helped him, pushed him, believed in him, and maybe even made it her goal, for him to reach his goal. So his want here, is to hang on to the past, give it all up and try to keep his mom if at all possible. He then realizes, that this is keeping him from actually being with her through the process of dying (his need). So he needs to step away from his wants, realize that his mom is going to die, accept this and be with her as she is now, not how he wishes her to be. " Shine down forever, shine down benevolent sun, shine down upon the broken, shine down as two become one" to me, this line indicates that he is stepping down from "the king's mountain view" and back to reality, letting time move on, and accepting the natural process of death. Jambi is the name of a geni from some old TV show, and underscores the theme of wishing that, to me at least, is intrinsically removed from reality. This becomes even more heartbreaking in light of Maynard's mom's story, since she became paralyzed when he was a young boy. One can imagine that, even though he obviously loves her, he must have always harbored a wish, to have her whole again and able to take care of him in a more physical sense than her beliefs and support, and having that lifelong wish replaced with the wish of just holding on to her for one more day is... Pretty deep artistic inspiration... Great song! I like to think that the use of space and a pretty chaotic soundscape around Maynard's clean and vulnerable vocal performance underscores a sense of loneliness and emotional turmoil, and the odd meter, polymeters and polyrhythms create a sense of uncertainty and being lost, that is just beautifully realized and supports the lyrics perfectly! You should do 10.000 days and wings for Marie next, to complete the beautiful little four song suite about the loss of Judith Marie.
Parabol/Parabola (2 songs played as one) with NO pausing between please, would be my suggestion. They would allow you see a deeply spiritual side of Tool!
I was always under the impression this song represented Maynard Lamenting that it was time for him to be a rock star and hit the road....where he had previously found the dark side he fell in love with...yet at the same time he was now a dad and enjoying that life as well....and he was caught out of rhythm......similar to the style of the song
Much respect for reacting to Jambi for me and the shout out bro 👊🏻 Think you should continue on your journey with Tool, Deftones and revisit some more Sleep Token which have not been covered yet. I would love for you to introduce a new band to the channel as well. If I know you like I think I do going to enjoy watching you catch the beat on these tracks with those air sticks 😂 TesseracT - Retrospect or Singularity as a debut would be amazing! The bass player is next level that would be a cool react to see him do a studio play through of a track called April th-cam.com/video/DAGqCAsk3gQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=NdWPB02NA-ZL67or P.S. I’ve been trying to make a donation to the channel for while but can’t seem to work out how as never done previously, think you need to create a donate button somewhere from your end buddy 💵
I mean if you're down to cry on camera do Wings for Marie/10,000 Days (Wings Pt 2) and read up on the backstory. I have a feeling you'll enjoy Eulogy too. I'm loving your Tool reactions, some people just do Tool reactions because they're popular and get views but I can tell you appreciate being challenged by the music.
I’m sorry, do you mean me? If you mean me, yes… I took band in high school, I was third chair trumpet but I only played trumpet because it was the only way I could play guitar in the stage band.
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"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. [3] During the solo, Adam Jones uses a talk box effect;[4] Justin Chancellor plays in 6/4, but unlike the rest of the band, he subdivides the riff into a pulse of 4+2; Danny Carey accompanies in 6/4 with a 4 over 3 polyrhythm to link the bass's subdivisions with the rest of the band. As the solo ends and the song moves into the next section, the drums and bass shift back into 9/8 while the guitar remains in 6/4 to create a polymeter. Once the 9/8 vocals rejoin, the guitar shifts back into 9/8. The entire band then remains in 9/8 until moving back into 6/4 for the final two measures, which reuses the first two measures of the first 6/4 section. [3]
Yep what he said 👌 That last riff is in 6 but the tempo is sped up. If you keep the same tempo from the previous sections the math gets wonky. It’s like 4 1/2 if you keep the same tempo 😂
Love Jambi! But you want a slap huh, go with Rosetta Stoned. Easily the weirdest and simultaneously amazing track I have ever heard... just be ready for fun! I got to see them perform it live in February! 👽 🌀
Editing to add: If you listen to Rosetta Stoned, it will really do you good to listen to Lipan conjuring and Lost keys before them. Just adds flavor to the palate you didn't know you needed.
And have lyrics up to fully appreciate.
Thanks for the important edit. +1 for needing the lyrics for Rosetta.
Can confirm all of the above.
Chiming in here just to say that Rosetta Stoned live is jaw-dropping (saw it back in Feburary in their Fear Innoculum tour). Their entire concert is the experience of a lifetime. Can't wait to see them again.
4:53 you’re also feeling that one two punch because Jambi follows Vicarious on the record. Jambi hits so hard I almost forget it’s not the opener.
First this song is a freaking lesson in polyrhythm. The pulse actually doesn't change but they are constantly shifting the patterns. Many people think this song was inspired by Maynards son. This song is about what is REALLY valuable in life... not money, not fame, it is the connection we have to PEOPLE and the love we share. Shine on!
Almost 20 years later this song, and the drop, are still so freaking bad ass live.
holy trinity from Lateralus
loved the video! you should do parabol/a and/or eulogy. some of my favorites by them
Shine on forever!!
It's about having his son Devo H Keenan. (Hint for another song as well)
Sentimental favorite of mine. Took both my sons to their 1st rock show in 2007. TOOL of course. They were 8 and 10. Great memories every time I hear it.
TOOL Army reporting for duty🫡. My favorite TOOL song is the one I’m currently listening to. 🌀out brotha!!!
Jambi’s the Tooliest Tool.
With regards to the lyrics, to me the key line is "wants and needs divide me, then I might as well be gone"
So the song is about his, then, dying mother. In the beginning he is describing how he has reached the top of his career and all of his goals, but it doesn't matter in the Light of him losing his mom. The stories he then tells us, show how she helped him, pushed him, believed in him, and maybe even made it her goal, for him to reach his goal.
So his want here, is to hang on to the past, give it all up and try to keep his mom if at all possible. He then realizes, that this is keeping him from actually being with her through the process of dying (his need). So he needs to step away from his wants, realize that his mom is going to die, accept this and be with her as she is now, not how he wishes her to be. " Shine down forever, shine down benevolent sun, shine down upon the broken, shine down as two become one" to me, this line indicates that he is stepping down from "the king's mountain view" and back to reality, letting time move on, and accepting the natural process of death.
Jambi is the name of a geni from some old TV show, and underscores the theme of wishing that, to me at least, is intrinsically removed from reality. This becomes even more heartbreaking in light of Maynard's mom's story, since she became paralyzed when he was a young boy. One can imagine that, even though he obviously loves her, he must have always harbored a wish, to have her whole again and able to take care of him in a more physical sense than her beliefs and support, and having that lifelong wish replaced with the wish of just holding on to her for one more day is... Pretty deep artistic inspiration... Great song!
I like to think that the use of space and a pretty chaotic soundscape around Maynard's clean and vulnerable vocal performance underscores a sense of loneliness and emotional turmoil, and the odd meter, polymeters and polyrhythms create a sense of uncertainty and being lost, that is just beautifully realized and supports the lyrics perfectly!
You should do 10.000 days and wings for Marie next, to complete the beautiful little four song suite about the loss of Judith Marie.
You gotta check out the led zeppelin cover Tool did “no quarter”.
Better than Zepps!!!!
I second this! 🤘🏻
Each album has its own vibe thats why this song reminds you of Vicarious and this song comes right after too.
DUDE… THERE IS A GREAT LIVE VERSION OF THIS SONG, WHICH IS A MUST SEE.
ROCK ON 👊🖖
Jambi follows Vicarious on the album too..
Parabol/Parabola (2 songs played as one) with NO pausing between please, would be my suggestion. They would allow you see a deeply spiritual side of Tool!
Yes, this one (or two!) are special!
During their Toronto show Alex Lifeson of Rush played lead on this song.
The way you explained the ending then “you know what I mean” 😂 yes
I was always under the impression this song represented Maynard Lamenting that it was time for him to be a rock star and hit the road....where he had previously found the dark side he fell in love with...yet at the same time he was now a dad and enjoying that life as well....and he was caught out of rhythm......similar to the style of the song
Give some Leo love to The Patient ❤🔥
Much respect for reacting to Jambi for me and the shout out bro 👊🏻
Think you should continue on your journey with Tool, Deftones and revisit some more Sleep Token which have not been covered yet.
I would love for you to introduce a new band to the channel as well. If I know you like I think I do going to enjoy watching you catch the beat on these tracks with those air sticks 😂
TesseracT - Retrospect or Singularity as a debut would be amazing!
The bass player is next level that would be a cool react to see him do a studio play through of a track called April
th-cam.com/video/DAGqCAsk3gQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=NdWPB02NA-ZL67or
P.S. I’ve been trying to make a donation to the channel for while but can’t seem to work out how as never done previously, think you need to create a donate button somewhere from your end buddy 💵
If you want to learn how to dance to Tool, watch the live Salival version of Third Eye
Invincible!
You must experience the Grudge by TOOL!
If you want a wild ride, Rosetta Stoned
+1 but played together with "Lost keys"
Have to do Lipan Conjuring, Lost Keys (Blame Hoffman) and Rosetta Stoned together to get all the context! 👍
lyrics might be a good call too 🌀
@@johnc7764for this one, yeah probably so...lol
@@chriswebb7822this is the ONLY way. Hate when people dont suggest the entire experience.
i'm waiting for u to do 'eulogy' 'swamp song' and 'parabol/parabola'. i think u will dig them all- but i'm admittedly biased. can't miss. 🤘
do third eye. you'll like it. it's a bit different but not in a bad way.
In case you didn't know the band records separately from Maynard - thus a big part of the complexity of the mix - order out of chaos.
I mean if you're down to cry on camera do Wings for Marie/10,000 Days (Wings Pt 2) and read up on the backstory. I have a feeling you'll enjoy Eulogy too. I'm loving your Tool reactions, some people just do Tool reactions because they're popular and get views but I can tell you appreciate being challenged by the music.
🤘🏻🌀
Wings for Marie pts 1&2!
Eon Blue + The Patient next (its 2 tracks that go together) 🤘🌀
Try counting a fast 6
Justin getz so chunky on the bass.
Same album as Vic.
And where 1st chair
Curious if Listener's. Took band in school
I’m sorry, do you mean me? If you mean me, yes… I took band in high school, I was third chair trumpet but I only played trumpet because it was the only way I could play guitar in the stage band.
cant wait for the 10000 days/wings combo, and the keys/rosetta combo