Random dude strolled up on my feed w 1,8k subs, and casually told me more about my favorite band, and my issues with accepting myself in 17 minutes, than 31 years of self searching has... Keep it up my friend, if you make content like this, you have a bright future ahead fo you!
Lateralus for the math. Grudge for the polyrythms. Parabol/Parabola for the journey it takes. Drummer and life long Tool fan here. Tool reaction vids have become something of a religious experience for me. Seeing my favorite musicians through a new set of eyes is so experiential. You've got a great mindset and I'm digging the videos. Keep rocking!
I believe anyone who loves tool knows exactly that feeling ha. When it comes to reaction videos Tools fan base is unlike any other. We’re all obsessed 🥵.
It's quite rare to come across someone genuinely interested in exploring the spiral, who isn't already a Tool fan. I guess for some it's a metaphysical, spiritual kind of thing. For me it's really just the more layers of understanding I can cram into my brain, the more expansive my picture of the world becomes. Of course, having a background in biology the themes of 46 & 2 are near and dear for me personally, and this was a really great reaction and analysis.
Bro - please please start from the beginning and do every song. You are one of the best reactors here. Refreshing - thank you for uour thoughtful content!
Citing a previous comment, you are ready for the next level of TOOL. You can handle it because you know your shit. Lateralus, The Grudge, Invincible, 7empest all have incredible drumming and Lateralus is my most inspirational song ever
Lyrics are not distraction,they are main focus of the song wdym? please The Reactiverse,DO let lyrics distract you,we wanna for u to know what exactly Tool means ... when they write crazy shit as this!
I 100% believe the full impact of a 1st listen cannot be had reading and trying to interpret the lyrics. Listen well, let the music flow over you, their composition is a helluva lot deeper than the lyrics alone. The impact of discovering the lyrics organically makes a much bigger impact to the composition, in my humble opinion.
@@chriswebb7822 true but to "figure out" tool music you gotta understand thenreason for lyrics,same as Maynard singing "swing on the spira and music has this gradient sound like musical spiral you envision,its a blend both factions are equaly important and there is not one without the other
What’s the rush? There’s certainly no reason to try and ‘figure out Tool’ on a 1st listen. Trust me, I believe Maynard’s lyrics are absolutley critical to the composition but you don’t have to know everything right away. Listen to the composition as a whole and draw your own conclusions about some things. If you wanna know what he said go look it up, or read the lyrics beforehand. Just my opinion, I’ve been listening for 30 years, I think I know all the lyrics by now..maybe..LOL
@@anatos1722 yeah didn’t necessarily mean they’re a distraction, I’ve just seen several reactors pay too much attention to lyrics on the first listen. Tool was intended to be listened to without lyrics pulled up. That’s why none of their albums come with the lyric booklets
You nailed it with drunvalo melchizedek. That’s exactly part of where this song is coming from…. And then you got the shadow work, and the polyrhythms coming together; you’re definitely dialed in
Yeah bro, you earned my subscription. Keep up with your real reactions and speaking your true thoughts and your channel is going to grow fast as fuck. Looking forward to more tool reactions!!
Another great reaction. Considering you're a drummer I can't wait for your reaction to Lost Keys / Rosetta Stoned. That's like 15 minutes of poly rhythms. 🙂
I would start from their first album and just listen to all of them in their entirety 🤣 You really won’t regret it! Tool’s music I can listen to on repeat…over and over and never get tired of it. Been doing it since 1993.
These are great reactions/breakdowns! Not only genuine, but aware enough to speak in and with depth about it. Nice work. This was the album that everything fell into place. Justin Chancellor joined them, on bass at this time. He is the perfect bridge between Danny and Adam.
Some personal favorite Tool songs: Right In Two, Ticks and Leaches, 10000 Days and Wings for Marie (wings pt. 2) MUST BE PLAYED TOGETER, Parabol and Parabola also MUST be blayed together, Descending, 7empest, Schism. Whatever you choose, enjoy the ride!
Another great job! Maynard's voice is very low in the mix a lot of the time. He is another instrument in the band. I would not sweat the lyrics much on first listen. I say go with your gut and enjoy the structure of the song, the phrasing, build ups, changes and dynamics. By and large those are the showstoppers! Keep it up, you are appreciated. And yes, Danny's drumming is just at another level. The tasty treats NEVER end if you have an ear for it.
I believe that someone with you philosophies, insight, internally investigative eye would truly appreciate and benefit from experiencing the art put forth by Ren in the one take performance of Hi Ren. You owe it to yourself to be inspired by it.
The Patient is a really underrated one, but all of Lateralus! (In order for a real experience) Edit: It’s a shame Maynard hates everyone or I think he’d really like your philosophical views. Check out his interview with Rick Beato and spiral out! 🌀
4:40 that cheeky thing you heard was one bar of 7/8 in a song that’s mostly 4/4. This motif is repeated several times throughout the song. I love it because it keeps the listener on their toes
Also there's a super low vocal during the intro before you really hear Maynard. I'm probably wrong but it's like he's whispering "join in my Join in my child and listen Digging through, my old numb shadow" it's super faint, but it's there.
Tool Army Soldier and new subscriber here. Welcome to the journey. James' efforts in digging deeper into our human experiences, spirituality, and hypocrisy is one of the reasons I joined the Army. Oh yeah, Danny, Justin, and Adam are brilliant too. Keep going down that rabbit hole and you will become a Army member too.
It's very rewarding watching people hear Tool for the first time; I envy you- if only I could hear all this for the first time again. It's also rewarding watching the evolution of the band: from anger to conscious stoicism, elements of nihilism, no doubt, but always focusing on improving/evolving oneself. You nailed it with the subject analysis- nice. Be sure to watch the lyric video for this song- it explains all the psychological/spiritual concepts Maynard alludes to. Speaking of Ayahuasca, check out Puscifer's Bullet Train to Iowa. Check out Lateralus, Tempest, Vicarious, the Grudge, Aenima and Jambi next. Though this may sound cheesy, Tool is more of an experience than a band. Continue Spiraling Out...
Being a tool fan and a guitarist and knowing absolutely nothing about time signatures makes me want to understand time signatures only for tool purposes lol
More! Love these reactions man. Can’t go wrong with any song, literally. I think 7empest, Rosetta stoned, and ticks and leeches are Danny’s most creative, But you cannot go wrong.
Please react to 3 more of their songs. 1 )ticks and leeches on lateralus. It seems like it doesn’t belong on that record 2)lateralus(the song) the whole song all instruments and even vocals are in tune with the Fibonacci sequence. (Each number is the sums of each proceeding ones 1+1=2 1+2=3 3+2=5 and so on) 3) 7empest it’s like Adam jones’ 11 minutes long bohemian rhapsody like Danny Carey’s was pneuma
Melchizedek's reference was to the twentythree paired chromosomes, which equals fortysix. The two are the two chromosomes we need to be the next evolution of humanity.
@14:12 Nah, Pitchshifter is a different band entirely. ;-) Check them out What’s In It For Me for fun drumming or Innit for something different. Jason Bowld drums. Also the supergroup This Is Menace (also Jason) first album is a terrific drumming workout.
“You’re only as good as your drummer.” Thank you !! BEATLES and the oft maligned Ringo come to mind !! He did what was needed, always !! With class and restraint.
"Nothing in This Book is True, But it's Exactly the Way Things Are" was on Tool's reading list on their old message list. Yeah, I'm old. What other band comes with a reccommended book list? Definitely Melchezdik.
Hey man, great review, been a tool fan and always knew about the DNA strain but never heard about the shadow work your talking about so from a old fan to a new fan, thanking you for teaching me something new, keep up the good work and try reviewing (not joking) Hooker With A Penis from Aenima, it's a great song and Maynard isn't very metaphorical in this one, the message is pretty straight forward lol. Don't see alot of people review it and I'd love to see what you think. Keep up the good work
This was great love this song, its not my favourite but its on my favourites list. Check out The Grudge that one is heavy with such a driving groove and so many change ups in feel
Another amazing drummer is vlad from Jinjer. He's self taught , was a classical piano player first , then guitar then learned drums. Not to mention their front person is the literal Goddess of metal.
Tool army is here. Love your reactions. Before I recommend more tool for you … you need to listen to Sleep Token-The Summoning if you haven’t listened to sleep token yet
Dude, love the content...so far. Do yourself a favor and check out the band "Karnivool". Suggested songs, "Themata", "Deadman", "Change" etc...pick one. You seem to have a fondness for syncopation. Karnivool delivers in spades.
I love how Tool has always been both mind blowing serious symbology but also a bunch of silly goofy guys having a good time. And Maynards other projects are so similar but also vastly different to Tool. Puscifer sometimes sounds exactly like them but also nothing like them. Same with A Perfect Circle. Also, he makes some good wine. Caduceus wine out of Arizona. He even has a documentary about the wine called Blood into Wine, its alright.
Tool's music after Undertow seems heavily influenced by psychedelic mystical experiences and commonly associated insights from the those experiences. Danny Carey (the drummer) said many of the fills in the song Lateralus are inspired by 5-MeO-DMT ("The God Molecule"). The song's length, lyrics, composition reminds me of my 5-MeO-DMT (true mystical) experience as well as the insights gained. Ineffable. I did it along with Ibogaine soon after retiring from 24 years in the SEAL teams to treat PTSD and TBI through the Veteran's Exploring Treatment Solutions (VETS) non-profit. Not only did the treatment and continued daily practices heal me, 5-MeO specifically, it turned me from a life-long atheist to a true "Belieber" (experiencer really) in less than 30 minutes. Tool's album artist and close friend of Tool (Alex Grey), an artist who paints DMT inspired works and does a DMT podcast. Maynard's other band (Puscifer) has a song about an Ayahuasca journey called "Bullet Train to Iowa." All good stuff.
You have GOT to look the worst of you IN THE EYE ! That’s where the recovery is !! And yes, psychedelics saved my life. They CURED me of intrusive suicidal thoughts.
Random dude strolled up on my feed w 1,8k subs, and casually told me more about my favorite band, and my issues with accepting myself in 17 minutes, than 31 years of self searching has... Keep it up my friend, if you make content like this, you have a bright future ahead fo you!
You are now ready for level 2 Tool. The Grudge is a must.
I agree as well
Yeah.. 'The Grudge' should be your next reaction 👌
Agreed he is ready..
Then the holy trinity after a few more on lateralus
i think he doesn't know any song from Tool though... 🙄
Lateralus for the math. Grudge for the polyrythms. Parabol/Parabola for the journey it takes. Drummer and life long Tool fan here. Tool reaction vids have become something of a religious experience for me. Seeing my favorite musicians through a new set of eyes is so experiential. You've got a great mindset and I'm digging the videos. Keep rocking!
I believe anyone who loves tool knows exactly that feeling ha. When it comes to reaction videos Tools fan base is unlike any other. We’re all obsessed 🥵.
❤❤❤
This is a top tier choice.
ETA - Aaaaaand your knowledge and practice of shadow work has just solidified you as one of my new favorite channels.
Dude just do their entire discography. You get it.
You're the first reactor I've seen who's hit the nail on the head before the song has even started
I think when he's referring to the shadow , he's referencing Carl Jung Talk
Ing about embracing the shadow self to make one whole
It's quite rare to come across someone genuinely interested in exploring the spiral, who isn't already a Tool fan. I guess for some it's a metaphysical, spiritual kind of thing. For me it's really just the more layers of understanding I can cram into my brain, the more expansive my picture of the world becomes. Of course, having a background in biology the themes of 46 & 2 are near and dear for me personally, and this was a really great reaction and analysis.
Kids Cover 46 and 2 by Tool / O'Keefe Music Foundation is a good watch, shows how Tool is loved by all ages... A must at some point
I'm 70 and I still listen to my favorite band.
"I don't want it, I just need it, to breathe, to feel, to know I'm alive"....perfectly sums up how I feel about Tool.
Bro - please please start from the beginning and do every song. You are one of the best reactors here. Refreshing - thank you for uour thoughtful content!
Citing a previous comment, you are ready for the next level of TOOL. You can handle it because you know your shit. Lateralus, The Grudge, Invincible, 7empest all have incredible drumming and Lateralus is my most inspirational song ever
Thank you so much for not letting the lyrics distract you. As a guitarist, I’d freaking LOVE to jam out with a drummer like you
Lyrics are not distraction,they are main focus of the song wdym? please The Reactiverse,DO let lyrics distract you,we wanna for u to know what exactly Tool means ... when they write crazy shit as this!
I 100% believe the full impact of a 1st listen cannot be had reading and trying to interpret the lyrics. Listen well, let the music flow over you, their composition is a helluva lot deeper than the lyrics alone. The impact of discovering the lyrics organically makes a much bigger impact to the composition, in my humble opinion.
@@chriswebb7822 true but to "figure out" tool music you gotta understand thenreason for lyrics,same as Maynard singing "swing on the spira and music has this gradient sound like musical spiral you envision,its a blend both factions are equaly important and there is not one without the other
What’s the rush? There’s certainly no reason to try and ‘figure out Tool’ on a 1st listen. Trust me, I believe Maynard’s lyrics are absolutley critical to the composition but you don’t have to know everything right away. Listen to the composition as a whole and draw your own conclusions about some things. If you wanna know what he said go look it up, or read the lyrics beforehand. Just my opinion, I’ve been listening for 30 years, I think I know all the lyrics by now..maybe..LOL
@@anatos1722 yeah didn’t necessarily mean they’re a distraction, I’ve just seen several reactors pay too much attention to lyrics on the first listen. Tool was intended to be listened to without lyrics pulled up. That’s why none of their albums come with the lyric booklets
My brother is a drummer. I gotta agree. He is the 1st at the gig and the last to leave. ❤ from MN.
Released in 1996 - The #1 song that year was The Macarena. I’d venture to say they operate on a different plane of reality.
You nailed it with drunvalo melchizedek. That’s exactly part of where this song is coming from…. And then you got the shadow work, and the polyrhythms coming together; you’re definitely dialed in
Yeah bro, you earned my subscription. Keep up with your real reactions and speaking your true thoughts and your channel is going to grow fast as fuck. Looking forward to more tool reactions!!
Another great reaction. Considering you're a drummer I can't wait for your reaction to Lost Keys / Rosetta Stoned. That's like 15 minutes of poly rhythms. 🙂
I like your attitude, sense of humor and taste.....really enjoy your reactions
I would start from their first album and just listen to all of them in their entirety 🤣
You really won’t regret it!
Tool’s music I can listen to on repeat…over and over and never get tired of it. Been doing it since 1993.
These are great reactions/breakdowns! Not only genuine, but aware enough to speak in and with depth about it. Nice work. This was the album that everything fell into place. Justin Chancellor joined them, on bass at this time. He is the perfect bridge between Danny and Adam.
TOOL isn't about instant gratification.
TOOL delivers the fix to you slowly.
Tension build, then release...
5:07 "They came together, and it was beautiful."
Yes.
Great reaction. Good sir, I do believe you are ready for The Grudge!
Lateralus, Ticks and Leaches, Lost Keys/Rosetta Stoned…soooo many gems to unlock still!
Some personal favorite Tool songs: Right In Two, Ticks and Leaches, 10000 Days and Wings for Marie (wings pt. 2) MUST BE PLAYED TOGETER, Parabol and Parabola also MUST be blayed together, Descending, 7empest, Schism. Whatever you choose, enjoy the ride!
Another great job! Maynard's voice is very low in the mix a lot of the time. He is another instrument in the band. I would not sweat the lyrics much on first listen. I say go with your gut and enjoy the structure of the song, the phrasing, build ups, changes and dynamics. By and large those are the showstoppers! Keep it up, you are appreciated. And yes, Danny's drumming is just at another level. The tasty treats NEVER end if you have an ear for it.
Absolutely!
Yup, this
Great review. Welcome to a whole new world of music that will envelop you….enjoy the ride!!! There is simply no other band like Tool! 🤘🏼
I'm a drummer. This was my first Tool song I heard over 20 years ago. Instantly mesmerized. Instantly hooked.
I'll say it again. I and many others would love to see you react to their discography in chronological order 🤘🌀
You should check out the kids covering this song. It’s pretty impressive
💯💯
Yes! I was blown away by that video
He needs to notice this.
TOOL has been around for over 30 years! One of the most amazing music/artists EVER! It's a journey, listen to all of their music and read the lyrics!
I'm a guitarist, but I've ranked bands based on the drummer my entire life, and don't feel a bit bad about it.
I believe that someone with you philosophies, insight, internally investigative eye would truly appreciate and benefit from experiencing the art put forth by Ren in the one take performance of Hi Ren.
You owe it to yourself to be inspired by it.
Tool will ALWAYS be in my top 5 fav bands! Love your reactions! Stay awesome 🤘🖤
The Patient is a really underrated one, but all of Lateralus! (In order for a real experience)
Edit: It’s a shame Maynard hates everyone or I think he’d really like your philosophical views. Check out his interview with Rick Beato and spiral out! 🌀
That is a great interview!!
4:40 that cheeky thing you heard was one bar of 7/8 in a song that’s mostly 4/4. This motif is repeated several times throughout the song. I love it because it keeps the listener on their toes
Also there's a super low vocal during the intro before you really hear Maynard. I'm probably wrong but it's like he's whispering "join in my
Join in my child and listen
Digging through, my old numb shadow" it's super faint, but it's there.
Parabol/parabola will make you SO happy!
For me, integrating shadow work is more about experiencing the magic instead of the mundane. It's more of removing the self instead of focusing on it.
🤘🤘🤘Checkout "Crawl Away" or "Bottom" off the Undertow album. I suggest a full discography run from early Tool to recent. Tool fans will come
Cant Wait to follow your Tool Journey. Subscribed.
Tool Army Soldier and new subscriber here. Welcome to the journey. James' efforts in digging deeper into our human experiences, spirituality, and hypocrisy is one of the reasons I joined the Army. Oh yeah, Danny, Justin, and Adam are brilliant too. Keep going down that rabbit hole and you will become a Army member too.
Well you should definitely check out the song eulogy from this same album. He has a sequence that he does with the hi-hat that is amazing!
Uh uh. UH UH. uh uh. uh Uh. Uh.
Adam Jones the lead guitar is famous for his muted palm notes, very smooth ❤
Yeah, if palm muting makes him cream in his jeans, he's found his niche ASMR with Adam.
that guitar sound at the end is Adam starting with the wah pedal open and slowly backing it off
And also adding subtle pinch harmonics with his his right hand
Oh man you need to do the Drumeo video of Chad Smith doing an improv of The Kill by 30 seconds to mars.
It's very rewarding watching people hear Tool for the first time; I envy you- if only I could hear all this for the first time again. It's also rewarding watching the evolution of the band: from anger to conscious stoicism, elements of nihilism, no doubt, but always focusing on improving/evolving oneself. You nailed it with the subject analysis- nice. Be sure to watch the lyric video for this song- it explains all the psychological/spiritual concepts Maynard alludes to. Speaking of Ayahuasca, check out Puscifer's Bullet Train to Iowa. Check out Lateralus, Tempest, Vicarious, the Grudge, Aenima and Jambi next. Though this may sound cheesy, Tool is more of an experience than a band. Continue Spiraling Out...
We are all just so extremely obsessed and ANY new tool content in any shape or form is unavoidable🤷🏼
Being a tool fan and a guitarist and knowing absolutely nothing about time signatures makes me want to understand time signatures only for tool purposes lol
Lmao SAME.
Like Pneuma being either seen as (10/8, 11/8, 12/8) or 33/16
Lateralus should be the next Tool song you react to.
Spiral Out is from this song.
Honestly so glad I found your channel, keep up the great work 💪
More! Love these reactions man. Can’t go wrong with any song, literally. I think 7empest, Rosetta stoned, and ticks and leeches are Danny’s most creative,
But you cannot go wrong.
Love the review, my dude, you have some noise coming from your mic when you talk
Please react to 3 more of their songs.
1 )ticks and leeches on lateralus. It seems like it doesn’t belong on that record
2)lateralus(the song) the whole song all instruments and even vocals are in tune with the Fibonacci sequence. (Each number is the sums of each proceeding ones 1+1=2 1+2=3 3+2=5 and so on)
3) 7empest it’s like Adam jones’ 11 minutes long bohemian rhapsody like Danny Carey’s was pneuma
Melchizedek's reference was to the twentythree paired chromosomes, which equals fortysix. The two are the two chromosomes we need to be the next evolution of humanity.
I'm going to guess that guitar effect is some sort of a flanger.
Where are next Tool reactions? ;)
@14:12 Nah, Pitchshifter is a different band entirely. ;-) Check them out What’s In It For Me for fun drumming or Innit for something different. Jason Bowld drums. Also the supergroup This Is Menace (also Jason) first album is a terrific drumming workout.
“You’re only as good as your drummer.” Thank you !! BEATLES and the oft maligned Ringo come to mind !! He did what was needed, always !! With class and restraint.
Your voice and way you talk sounds like you would do a great Jeff Goldblum impersonation
"Nothing in This Book is True, But it's Exactly the Way Things Are" was on Tool's reading list on their old message list. Yeah, I'm old. What other band comes with a reccommended book list? Definitely Melchezdik.
Hey man, great review, been a tool fan and always knew about the DNA strain but never heard about the shadow work your talking about so from a old fan to a new fan, thanking you for teaching me something new, keep up the good work and try reviewing (not joking) Hooker With A Penis from Aenima, it's a great song and Maynard isn't very metaphorical in this one, the message is pretty straight forward lol. Don't see alot of people review it and I'd love to see what you think. Keep up the good work
Tool is still touring. Don't skip out on an opportunity to see them before they throw in the towel.
Hey man, I think you are going to love TOOL - Eulogy, from the same album as forty six & two: AENEMA!
yes please, Eulogy is so amazing and I haven't really seen it reacted to much yet! great call (also aenema ofc!!)
Descending, The Grudge and Jambi are freaking RAD.
There is a music school band that covers this with a little girl singing..and about 8 other kids making the music..really cool 😁
Tool is a Journey, never expect anything, just let them take you on the Journey!
Oh you want more Spiritual TOOL? Check out their track Third Eye 👁️
So glad for once not having to explain why the vocals are mixed on a par level.
Yep..LOL
Gojira would be a good rabbit hole to go down next!!
I just love this song. Thanks
There's a great cover by some kids of this song.. O'Keefe's music foundation.. they kill it. Definitely worth a watch
Tools Right in two is pretty straightforward but spiritual so you need to hear and react and musically the build up and climax is superb
This was great love this song, its not my favourite but its on my favourites list. Check out The Grudge that one is heavy with such a driving groove and so many change ups in feel
I do recommend giving Pushit a listen, its one of those songs that is both eerie and beautiful.
Been a TOOL fan since the beginning. 1992. You should check out some of there earlier stuff. The Opiate and Undertow albums are fantastic.
"Your band is only as good as your drummer."
I guess its good they have the best alive then.
14:03 "I'm trying to figure out what's going on with the guitar there."
I _think_ that it's a flanger. The tone doesn't sound right to me for a wash.
You should check out H. By tool, song always gives me chills
La meilleure chanson de Tool
the best one!
thx
Alex Bent of Trivium is another bangin drummer
Im suscribing cause you are awesome
There's no official video for that song. The popular one is fan-made, using Pan's Labyrinth
Me and the shroomy-tune version of myself in the mirror have had this discussion before. We stillcan't decide who is better looking.😮
I love a good stinkfist drum rhythm
You're doing this right!
Of course now you have to watch the O'Keefe music school kids cover of this song. It's a must!!!@
..check the live " Forty Six & 2" video with camera on drums .. 😉
Another amazing drummer is vlad from Jinjer. He's self taught , was a classical piano player first , then guitar then learned drums. Not to mention their front person is the literal Goddess of metal.
You need to do Bleed by Meshuggah & Pisces by Jinger 👌
Tool army is here. Love your reactions. Before I recommend more tool for you … you need to listen to Sleep Token-The Summoning if you haven’t listened to sleep token yet
Dude, love the content...so far. Do yourself a favor and check out the band "Karnivool". Suggested songs, "Themata", "Deadman", "Change" etc...pick one. You seem to have a fondness for syncopation. Karnivool delivers in spades.
Good explanation of shadow work
I love how Tool has always been both mind blowing serious symbology but also a bunch of silly goofy guys having a good time. And Maynards other projects are so similar but also vastly different to Tool. Puscifer sometimes sounds exactly like them but also nothing like them. Same with A Perfect Circle. Also, he makes some good wine. Caduceus wine out of Arizona. He even has a documentary about the wine called Blood into Wine, its alright.
Tool's music after Undertow seems heavily influenced by psychedelic mystical experiences and commonly associated insights from the those experiences. Danny Carey (the drummer) said many of the fills in the song Lateralus are inspired by 5-MeO-DMT ("The God Molecule"). The song's length, lyrics, composition reminds me of my 5-MeO-DMT (true mystical) experience as well as the insights gained. Ineffable. I did it along with Ibogaine soon after retiring from 24 years in the SEAL teams to treat PTSD and TBI through the Veteran's Exploring Treatment Solutions (VETS) non-profit. Not only did the treatment and continued daily practices heal me, 5-MeO specifically, it turned me from a life-long atheist to a true "Belieber" (experiencer really) in less than 30 minutes. Tool's album artist and close friend of Tool (Alex Grey), an artist who paints DMT inspired works and does a DMT podcast. Maynard's other band (Puscifer) has a song about an Ayahuasca journey called "Bullet Train to Iowa." All good stuff.
Please do Lateralus and Wings for Marie Part 1&2. Thanks! You rock!
I'm a lead singer, and I can without a doubt say you are in fact only as good as your drummer. ❤
You have GOT to look the worst of you IN THE EYE ! That’s where the recovery is !! And yes, psychedelics saved my life. They CURED me of intrusive suicidal thoughts.
"The patient" and "invincible"
Yooooooo!! Where you at bro?!
I always keep everyone updated in the community tab on my channel ^^
Love the videos dude.
If you love muted notes, do Jambi(jam-by-eye) off 10000 days. 🤯