Danny Carey is a once in a lifetime force behind the drums. He is truly something special and in my opinion, the backbone of Tool. Unbelievable drumming on this track
you do understand he owes his tallents to satan? when you trade your soul you get serious skills, look at any one who ever made it big time and ill show you one whos sold out to the dark side to the evil ones. dany thanked his parents for putting up with him then thanked satan at a gramy awards deal but the man is absolutely the best drummer ever hands down
This was the first Tool song I heard and fell in love. Wasn't on the main stations, just a high school local station and one of the kids would play it out of his own cd collection during his hour on air.
I saw them in 2006 for the 10,000 Days tour and they were incredibly boring. I had been waiting to see them for years and they disappointed so bad. I even dragged two non-Tool fan friends to see it and they were such a letdown. Also we had to wait for freaking ages because the band had security confiscate everyone's phones because they didn't want anyone to record (why do you think that is? 'Cause they know they're boring lol). Then the queue to get our phones back took another goddamn hour. Oh well. Maybe it was bad because of the audio production setup that concert. The sound all bled together and was terrible.
Back in the day it seemed like they were always in town, so I saw them 7 times between Kzoo and Detroit starting with the very first concert I saw, Tool, Failure, and The Flaming Lips in Pontiac at the Phoenix Center. It is an outdoor venue on the top of a parking structure, and to this day it was the only time I have felt uneasy in a pit. It wasn't even a pit, it was the whole crowd falling on each other, but you didn't hit the ground, you just leaned into the person next to you and so on. Great band to see live. I saw them at Wings stadium too, and it is etched in my brain for several reasons, I was just some dumb, punk kid that didn't know how much I should be savoring the moment. How time flies.
They released the opiate version they play during their live sets and I cannot express how much this release means to me. Greatest band to ever grace this lifetime.
They haven't been playing this version on the recent tour, strangely enough. They tease at it with the new intro, but they skip the entire instrumental in the middle, but Maynard did do the scream at the end, which I was not expecting him to do live...did the same with "The Grudge".
@@crystalscolza1663 Are you sure? I saw them in Eugene and they skipped the entire breakdown in the middle, but no one noticed because they played the new intro...
Before he passed I saw Tool in LA with my cousin, the closest thing I ever had to a brother. This would have been the first thing I woke up to if he were still with us. Rest in peace, brother. Hope this reaches you. Keep rocking. 🖤
I feel you. Tool was the last show I saw with some close friends that were basically family. They sadly passed to some bad decisions a few months later. 😢
@@2apur my views on death are not your concern nor did I mention anything about an "afterlife". Your assumptions and attempt at humor are in poor taste and timing. Have more respect for the dead.
A year ago I was depressed, not sober, angry at life, and continuously failing in life. Then I found tool. Now I do all the same things but with tool in my headphones 🤘🏼
A-fucking-MEN. The most unique and prolific PRO-ROCK Drummer since Peart left it’s in sadness, matched “maybe” by Portnoy, but Mike has a Grammy!! Danny IS THE ONE!!
No question man. Once you have a favorite it’s very hard to dethrone them, Metallica was my favorite for the longest time. But Tool is just next level.
It is surreal to hear such a modern take on one of your first songs. Re-fell in love with this piece, and am absolutely stunned with how well you all reimagined this one. It's insane to think that Tool's gonna be 30 years old. Looking forward to what you all might have planned next, if anything!
THAT DRUMMING....THAT BASS....THAT GUITAR.... THOSE VOCALS...... MASTERPIECE!!!!!!! I CANT BELIEVE IM SAYING THIS BUT I LIKE THIS BETTER THEN THE ORIGINAL.
This year marks the start of my 3rd decade with Tool, and it still amazes me how powerful the music continues to be after listening to it for so long. It’s always like I’m listening to it for the first time over and over again and keep getting blown away, over and over and over again. There has never, is no other and will never be a band as amazing as these 4 individuals.
1992 Was the year of Opiate and love. Two years later at the Salem Armory I did a stage dive during Sober that I remember like it was yesterday. Dear dude that I kicked in the face during that crowd crawl- I am SOOOO SORRY. I hope you healed ok.
Hey those kids at the Okeefe school did "46 & 2" justice. You heard that right? It's a popular channel where kids cover rock and metal music. And their cover of Tool's "46 & 2" was the #1 cover for a while. IDK if it still is, but it probably ranks up there
@@putyograsseson only somewhat? The dude was hardly there. And when he was, he never once gave us what we KNOW he’s good for. That album was straight trash, for their standards.
@@putyograsseson dude i know how you feel but its because they intended to tour to support Fear Inoculum and give the experience to fans and Maynard is on record saying that he should have taken care of his voice and screamed way less. so had he done more growls and screams on fear inoculum he would have had to either damage his voice further on tour or disappoint fans because it would sound different. He can still do it, and a one-off track like this is fine, but he can't do it on tour day in and day out
@@billyalarie929 Maynard is a pompous Jackass at times, but FI was a change. Maybe a good one because TOOL is getting old and they don’t have the same energy as they once had back in the fucking 90’s. FI was much more calmer. Metallica changed, Green Day changed, TOOL changed. Don’t expect everything to be the same.
Its basically like if you took the original opiate and combined it with fear Inoculum and a little bit of Ænima I love this sound might be better than the original honestly
@@guitaristssuck8979 Paul is still amazing for the time and the early sound of tool people don’t give him enough credit as a bassist but Justin is a whole other level so that’s why Paul usually gets ignored hell some people still don’t even know they had an original bassist they think it was always Justin
5 years ago I was a 21 year old kid in a very dark and depressing place. TH-cam recommended Lateralus one day and completely changed my life. Tools music pulled me out of that hole and gave me hope again when there wasn't much left. Thank you Tool
I still remember the time you performed this song with Layne Staley in 1993. What a magical time. Your collaboration was a gem. Both Tool and AIC are dear to my heart and mind. I wish many years to come to you and your unique creative path.
Now this I agree with... Maynard you're still a pretentious prick who's way to in to yourself, or wish you could be inside yourself. That's how much you love yourself. A less junkie version or Morrison . A Gothic version of Danzig.. love the band and their sound. Bubbly Metallic Rock
Jesus Christ they absolutely Puscifer'd the cunt out of this one.... oh wait, is this a flashback, I think I'm having dejavu and amnesia at the same time
Just saw them for the first time live a couple nights ago. Absolutely incredible. It is such an immersive experience. The talent and power on that stage can not be replicated in any way. I urge anyone to see them live. I now kick myself for waiting so long...
The beginning of the song up until 2:45 is like my life spiraling into chaos, and then the instrumental is me in this weird limbo of sad prolonged reflection, building back towards confindence, finding my center, my will to continue. If i could live with only one band, it would be tool. Theyve drastically impacted my life as im sure much of the fans can say the same, itll be played at my funeral for sure.
Ive made sure my mother and close friends/relatives know that i want "Right In Two" played at my funeral from beginning to end, with the lyrics printed in my funeral program 🤘😔👌
@@DonSampa perhaps the framework of guitar, bass, and drums, sounds similar across albums. but if you pay attention you notice the compositions have continued to evolve
Holy fucking smokes i love this version! It's got the agressiveness of their early work and the drawn-out beautiful instrumental parts of their latest work. 10/10.
@@LordofDiamondsMetal yeah, its different to the 9 minute extended version they were touring around 2005/06, but knew I'd seen and heard it this way before... I just wish the final rape you line was altered to the buy you dinner line
This is exactly what I needed to hear today, A passage back in time to the music that lifted me up through my darkest days as a teenager and helped give me strength to endure and forge the person who I've become today. This takes me back to 1994 when I was 16 years old and discovered Tool for the first time.
TOOL doing their own reboot that's beyond monumental. My heart constantly aches for the days of bands like this and Alice In Chains in their prime. This has exceptionally sedated that pain for me. Thank you Maynard, Adam, Justin, and the great Danny
@@michaelcomazzi5047 Alice is constantly evolving but never compromising of where they came from and I love it. Been my favorite band for over 10 years now.
This is quite honestly the biggest thank you to the fans. Each of them fired on all cylinders to bring this song back for those who are still here. That extended portion was transcendental, and my god that scream. I definitely got way more than I expected and I am grateful I got to experience this.
i listened to the song sober. Loved it but i wasn't in the right headspace. Smoked a joint of strong indica put it back again bruh transcendental is right
This shit makes me want to cry. Adam’s extended solo makes me feel whole. Such a beautiful rendition of this timeless classic that jumpstarted this legendary band.
Seen Tool 7 times live. A favorite of my brothers and me for life. Now that my middle brother Nick is gone, this song just really hits me. It’s like Tools entire career/ life laid out in one song. I know this reached Nicholas. Blood to the end brother. Never forgotten .
That ending…. holy shit, the use of the wah pedal, the effects, the doubled/tripled vocal scream of maynards that feels like it’s coming down a massive canyon… just wow. Great mixing as well.
@@ToolFan68 It is so strange. The way the kick drums are recorded on this it is almost completely low end that standard headphone speakers cannot generate.
🇯🇲Hi from Jamaica! I found you during the darkest time of my 20 years on earth and i cant thank you enough for how your music has changed my way of thinking and how i view the world as well as myself.
I started listening to Tool when I was young and going through some depressing times back in 1999. I was only 10 years old. I first heard them on a demo disc I got for free at my local music store. The song Opiate came on. I couldn’t believe my ears. Then there was another song on there called Forty Six & 2. That was it… I went back down to the music shop and picked up all the cds they had out at that time and it changed my life forever. I’m 33 now and see them again tomorrow. What a time to be alive!
You know what? I don't think there's a whole lot of truth to that story. Maybe I'm wrong... But probably not. I mean if it's true, like whatever, cool... But if not, you need to go get some fucking professional help. Quite frankly I really don't care either way 🤷🏼♂️
Forty Six and 2 was the first song I heard by Tool. It was a formative memory in my life, you know when you hear that song that imparts a sort of mindfulness through every second of it.
As a composer, this is so fuckin incredible, hearing how they blended the classic more grungy, blues scale heavy style of the original ep with their super dissonant alt stuff from the early '00s and the newer polyrhythmic, smooth, layered textures of the modern eras, there's so much depth and intensity and intent to this. Things like this remind me why I love music and why I do what I do, the world needs more art like this!
The correct abbreviation of the decade is '00s. The zeros don't possess anything to need an apostrophe at the end, and an apostrophe is necessary at the beginning because it denotes the omission of the digits 2 and 0.
I gotta give it to Tool: I know everybody else has said this and it might sound very unoriginal at this point, but… Tool can make a nine minute track feel like four. It’s due to the music and instrumentation, for me. I’ve been out there searching for other bands that have this sound ever since I got hooked on this band.
Me too. Especially Wings for Marie part 1 and 2. Even more relatable as it's something Maynard writes about too. It sucks to lose a parent before their time. My condolences.
@@notsure1969 unimaginable to me that it could be before their rightful time. It’s sad to see family and loved ones go if the timing is precisely perfect. ✌🏼❤️
Believe it or not my Mother 😍😍😍 Bought me my first TOoL Cd ever which was Aenema!! As well as my first TOoL concert ever Mc farlin auditorium I’ll never forget that day!!!💪🏽
Same. And it's not even the songs that seem most relevant to the topic that pulled me (and continue to pull me) through my grief. It's pretty much everything the band has done that provides a shelter.
Justin totally made this his own song! and Maynard sounds so refined :) Danny and Adam are just BEASTS here! Makes me crave more new music but what else is new ?
This song was absolutely amazing. That opening fucking gave me goosebumps, and that close was just phenomenal. This band is literally unlike anything I’ve ever had the privilege of listening to.
i can't describe how happy i am with this , tool was always something special for me , almost as if they are not a band they are something else every song is a journey of emotions , absolutely majestic as always !
Man. It truly never gets old seeing how many other people have a religious level connection with this band. I love you all. Thank you Tool for helping so many of us across the threshold.
@@rickmaher4283 that's totally fair, i'm just kinda tired of people putting maynard on a pedestal like he's fucking jesus. like, for how much the people doing that pretend to understand the music, they sure missed the point of him just not wanting that. do your own thing, spiral out, you feel?
Saw them in Cincinnati when Opiate came out. Me and about a dozen other people were the whole audience. Great show and after the show my buddy and I said to each other “this band is going to be huge.”
It really does, the “chaos” of the beginning (being young and wild), then the slow bridge (growing up and finding yourself), then back to chaos (reverting back to your true self). Tool has always made music that describes the human experience. That’s why I love them, it’s more than just music.
Been a fan of tool since I was 15, now I’m 25 and been waiting nearly 3 years to see these guys due to pandemic and finally seeing them for the first time in may. Being alive is good.
Dear Tool, Wow! The single is a banger! To begin with, Maynard's vocals are sublime! The ambient interlude that begins at 02:46 is beauteous. The hi-hat quietly entering at 03:24, and then the bass drum at 03:55, are deftly placed; nuanced and sonically satiating. The tone of the bass at 06:21 is one of Justin's best in Tool's oeuvre. And finally, the scream that I and, I'm sure, many others would have missed on Fear Inoculum graces us at 08:12! Thank you, Tool for such brilliant music over the years. Sincerely, A grateful fan.
One of the most overrated artists in the world, frankly. Maynard is good at what he does, but Christ almighty you fanboys act like he's the second coming of fucking Mozart. And that last album, Fear Inoculum? Huge disappointment. Took them 13 years, and it sounds like it was recorded in a month or two, with the same amount of attention given to the music there in. I like and respect Tool, but come on, people need to remove their heads from Maynards' pretentious ass.
It was a masterpiece back in '92. Just another version, sort of like Pushit. I do like it though. The original was definitely better. But I always love to hear them change it up a bit. And that signature Maynard scream, God I fucking love it!!! Props to Paul D'Amour for the original bass line. Props to Justin Chancelor for for making the band what it is and has been for the past 25 years. Maynard's ok, Danny can't hold a candle to Neil Peart, and Adam Jones is sub par. Lol! I'm just kidding! Greatest musicians and song writers combined fucking ever!!!!
@@ajagoff aenima is perfection. I wasn’t suggesting a remake of that album at all! IMO, Opiate album is the only one that could benefit from a re-record.
2:47 This was on Tool Archive with what was said to be a new Tool song in the works before Fear Inoculum was released. It was actually just a jam they did. Loved the sound of it then and cool that it was studio recorded into a modern updated Opiate. This band is everything.
Tool are the true masters of the industry, from everything they have written, recorded. Seen tool once in my life the live show is an experience with in itself. I'm glad they wait and make sure the music is top notch.
Considering that Opiate is my favorite TOOL song, I was absolutely ecstatic to hear this for the first time and it absolutely blew me away. It still does. Never gets old.
Nothing brings on the goosebumps more than when Maynard sings the first line, same ones i got the 1st I heard this song when the album came out, same goosebumps a fella gets when he kisses a girl the 1st time, same ones when you have your 1st shot of whiskey This is why tool will never disappear, they are always evolving
It was cool hearing them do it again. Maynard stayed pretty true to the original vocal range but you could def hear the maturity in his singing style from then to now. I loved it, but I also love the raw gritty Maynard from opiate days. This new version is like APC Maynard taking a stab at a tool song.
@@tboyd2495 certainly it would not be my intention to complain but he did seem a bit subdued on the last release. It was still great and perhaps a new chapter and all but I have a fondness for his distinct vocal rage. Beggars and choosers.
@@brandoncrow3741 exactly he probably chatting Sh!t. I only realised how great they were when Aenima got released..then when lateralus got released that's when they really blew my mind
I have been listening to this version here and there from live recordings I'll admit. I love his version and I always hoped Tool would release a studio version of it. Thank you once again guys for bringing happiness into my world. BEST BAND EVER.
I saw this tour in 1992 in Seattle and bought this EP from Adam and still have the ticket stub. This is so kickass! Thanks Tool!! Love you and this 22 tour was just awesome in Tacoma.
I think you can really hear how well Maynard has taken care of himself by his ability to sing this just as well if not better than he did when the original recording was made.
What I was impressed w was the scream. He don't write that stuff much where his screams hold anger like he did when he was younger. But that's holding true to yourself. Not much to be angry about, so u write about the beyond and the human condition. Where those screams now come from pain or even excitement
If you seen this at Dobbs in Philly a beat little. Bar in what 92 the shouldn't have messed with it Maynard fucking stare into small crowd whole band on fire w Damour
kinda feels like you can hear tiny bits of "Fear Inoculum"'s vibe ( album ) in the calming, yet building atmosphere from 2:46 onwards! love it! also, can we just appreciate for a minute that they managed to show us how well they developed as musicians? some may see it as "an old banger, recycled", but the way how new material was implemented and put in contrast with the old - really astonishing work.
So developing as musicians is adding the same guitar riff for 3 minutes to the middle of a song? Haha, think for yourself, question authority. This is sooooo bland and unnecessary.
For me it's a great piece of history. I remember exactly in middle school when I heard Tool for the first time. Now history has come full circle. My favorite signs of the passing time
Danny Carey is a once in a lifetime force behind the drums. He is truly something special and in my opinion, the backbone of Tool. Unbelievable drumming on this track
Couldn’t agree more! He’s a complete beast! The best drummer I’ve ever seen! 5:30 gave me goosebumps! I love Tool for life!
you do understand he owes his tallents to satan? when you trade your soul you get serious skills, look at any one who ever made it big time and ill show you one whos sold out to the dark side to the evil ones. dany thanked his parents for putting up with him then thanked satan at a gramy awards deal
but the man is absolutely the best drummer ever hands down
him and Vinny Paul are legendary. top 2.
@@ivanyurkinov lmao
Seen them like live in 2019. Can confirm. Still one of the best concerts I’ve ever been to. Nothing but perfect
The fact that Tool can deconstruct and reinvent something they released in 1992 is a testament to their greatness. They make music that changes lives.
This was the first Tool song I heard and fell in love. Wasn't on the main stations, just a high school local station and one of the kids would play it out of his own cd collection during his hour on air.
Because they have little helpers in the realm you may not be seeing.i mean look at there art? Nephilum.demons,yeah...they got helpers.
@@doodiwiwhshx3172 I’ve got some advice for you little buddy
@@port_of_dandong nice own here. 🤘
@@darkhierophant4914 I mean, before he points that finger, he should know that I’m The Man
God I love a 3 minute TH-cam AD in the middle of a TOOL song it’s so ethereal and magical.
Get yourself pro. Worth it.
Tool be playing jokes on us
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The same for me. I litteraly crashed my ps4 pad on the screen of the telephone :)
Agreed
if you ever go see ANY band live if even once in your entire life make damn sure it's TOOL.
I saw them in 2006 for the 10,000 Days tour and they were incredibly boring. I had been waiting to see them for years and they disappointed so bad. I even dragged two non-Tool fan friends to see it and they were such a letdown. Also we had to wait for freaking ages because the band had security confiscate everyone's phones because they didn't want anyone to record (why do you think that is? 'Cause they know they're boring lol). Then the queue to get our phones back took another goddamn hour.
Oh well. Maybe it was bad because of the audio production setup that concert. The sound all bled together and was terrible.
Back in the day it seemed like they were always in town, so I saw them 7 times between Kzoo and Detroit starting with the very first concert I saw, Tool, Failure, and The Flaming Lips in Pontiac at the Phoenix Center. It is an outdoor venue on the top of a parking structure, and to this day it was the only time I have felt uneasy in a pit. It wasn't even a pit, it was the whole crowd falling on each other, but you didn't hit the ground, you just leaned into the person next to you and so on. Great band to see live. I saw them at Wings stadium too, and it is etched in my brain for several reasons, I was just some dumb, punk kid that didn't know how much I should be savoring the moment. How time flies.
Amen ! Fuck
You speak the truth!!
done
Nice of Tool to do a tribute to the greatest band of all time
True that
Beautiful..
Hahaha
No one can remember the song
, but it was a tribute!
The D?
I liked the original by Pink Floyd more tbh
They released the opiate version they play during their live sets and I cannot express how much this release means to me. Greatest band to ever grace this lifetime.
Definitely my favorite too!!😎
It's been a privilege every time I have seen one of their shows.
They haven't been playing this version on the recent tour, strangely enough. They tease at it with the new intro, but they skip the entire instrumental in the middle, but Maynard did do the scream at the end, which I was not expecting him to do live...did the same with "The Grudge".
@@crystalscolza1663 Are you sure? I saw them in Eugene and they skipped the entire breakdown in the middle, but no one noticed because they played the new intro...
I agree with you 150 percent
Before he passed I saw Tool in LA with my cousin, the closest thing I ever had to a brother. This would have been the first thing I woke up to if he were still with us. Rest in peace, brother. Hope this reaches you.
Keep rocking. 🖤
I feel you. Tool was the last show I saw with some close friends that were basically family. They sadly passed to some bad decisions a few months later. 😢
Sorry, my Tool brother. May they rock on among the stars
Rip
Something ironic about wishing for an afterlife via an anti-christian song lol
@@2apur my views on death are not your concern nor did I mention anything about an "afterlife". Your assumptions and attempt at humor are in poor taste and timing. Have more respect for the dead.
A year ago I was depressed, not sober, angry at life, and continuously failing in life. Then I found tool. Now I do all the same things but with tool in my headphones 🤘🏼
Same. Except I have known Tool for more than 10 years. Nothing changed.
Me too 🖤🖤🖤🖤✌🏻
Welcome my friend. Jump right in, the water is fine
Amen
🖤🖤🖤🤘🤘🤘💋✌🏻
Maynard’s voice sounds incredible here, this gets me really excited for what’s in store for the future…
Don’t hold your breath big man
You'll need to wait another 10 years 😂
They said they plan on releasing another album in the near future this time
can you imagine if they did an entire Opiate2 EP ????
@@olsonbryce777 I feel like “near future” in tool speak is minimum 8 years 😂
Danny deserves a Grammy for literally every tool song ever. Goat.
No doubt
@@ericphilen3433 Danny is the best ever! No doubt he is a savant.
Danny is a phenomenal drummer, but not the goat. The professor is the GOAT.
A-fucking-MEN. The most unique and prolific PRO-ROCK Drummer since Peart left it’s in sadness, matched “maybe” by Portnoy, but Mike has a Grammy!! Danny IS THE ONE!!
If he deserves a Grammy, then the whole band does. All of them are equally amazing.
I think TOOL has honestly become my favourite band…there’s no one like them
it's my favourite from the beginning 🤣🤣
@@darioesposito5308 nice! Haha
No question man. Once you have a favorite it’s very hard to dethrone them, Metallica was my favorite for the longest time. But Tool is just next level.
They’ve been my favorite band for probably 25 years and it’s not particularly close
Took you long enough! Lol
Just can’t stop listening. Transition between calmness and heaviness is amazing
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i need that part endlessssssssssssssssss
This is what makes the difference in an amazing band!!! Your comment is spot on!!!!
Listen to A Perfect circle..... any album
It is surreal to hear such a modern take on one of your first songs. Re-fell in love with this piece, and am absolutely stunned with how well you all reimagined this one. It's insane to think that Tool's gonna be 30 years old. Looking forward to what you all might have planned next, if anything!
They formed in 1990 so technically they already are!
Amen brother 🤘
I foresee one last full length album. Maybe even a double LP
I'm still trying to comprehend the first 30 yrs of music 🤯😁
Our little Jimmy's all grown up.
Despite the world falling apart it's a great time to be a Tool fan.
Truth
Damn right! Jam on!
What better artist to listen to during the apocalypse ? I'll be listening to invincible when the asteroid enters the earth's atmosphere 👍
The twilight?
Fuck yeah!! Just saw them last month, 8th time. Always inspiring and couldn't imagine life without them. Spiral out g.
THAT DRUMMING....THAT BASS....THAT GUITAR.... THOSE VOCALS...... MASTERPIECE!!!!!!! I CANT BELIEVE IM SAYING THIS BUT I LIKE THIS BETTER THEN THE ORIGINAL.
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@@c.s.7097 ye
Ah thank you for the grammar correction.
Everything after Opiate is better than Opiate, but at least this song has transcended its own album.
This year marks the start of my 3rd decade with Tool, and it still amazes me how powerful the music continues to be after listening to it for so long. It’s always like I’m listening to it for the first time over and over again and keep getting blown away, over and over and over again. There has never, is no other and will never be a band as amazing as these 4 individuals.
1992 Was the year of Opiate and love. Two years later at the Salem Armory I did a stage dive during Sober that I remember like it was yesterday. Dear dude that I kicked in the face during that crowd crawl- I am SOOOO SORRY. I hope you healed ok.
Finally a Tool cover from a band i like!
Hey those kids at the Okeefe school did "46 & 2" justice. You heard that right? It's a popular channel where kids cover rock and metal music. And their cover of Tool's "46 & 2" was the #1 cover for a while. IDK if it still is, but it probably ranks up there
Sarcasm is the tool
@@pluckyduck11y those kids are awesome
Dear TH-cam please don't put an ad in the middle of this song
@@anonymousbigshot1775 I use Brave, no ads ever...
Maynard screaming is what the world has missed for the last couple of decades
Completely underrated comment. So true on many levels
Tool could just do away with that insufferable Maynard at this point.
@@marsoblivi0n945 man, absolutely no. The band would lose much of its magic (speaking about lyrics and vocals)
@@Giakinh0 The bands lost all of its magic already with his terrible unimaginative lyrics. Maynard is lame and over hyped.
@@marsoblivi0n945 LMFAOOOOOOOOOOO UNINMAGINITIVE ? I'D LIKE TO SEE YOU DO BETTER BRO IM CACKLIKNG
Holy fuck, Maynard nailed the scream. And Danny in the new, extended parts is a fucking monster. Damn.
Hey even did the scream live when I saw them January....but they skipped the new instrumental in the middle.
Justin has great bass here too, and Adam really brought it with the guitar
is this really new or like a old demo but reworked???
@@Jupaerian Opiate is an old song by itself
@@Jupaerian i think they re-recorded it. this def doesnt sound like young maynard or any of them in general back then when it was originally recorded
Dudes in his 50s and yet his voice can STILL go from knock out soothing to scare the shit out of you hardcore. Brilliant!
wished we heard more like this on fear inoculum, was somewhat disappointed by the vocals on that project
@@putyograsseson only somewhat? The dude was hardly there. And when he was, he never once gave us what we KNOW he’s good for.
That album was straight trash, for their standards.
@@putyograsseson dude i know how you feel but its because they intended to tour to support Fear Inoculum and give the experience to fans and Maynard is on record saying that he should have taken care of his voice and screamed way less. so had he done more growls and screams on fear inoculum he would have had to either damage his voice further on tour or disappoint fans because it would sound different. He can still do it, and a one-off track like this is fine, but he can't do it on tour day in and day out
@@garfieldsumatra this song was recorded in 2013 way before Fear Inoculum but yeah idk wtf that guys talking about 😆
@@billyalarie929 Maynard is a pompous Jackass at times, but FI was a change. Maybe a good one because TOOL is getting old and they don’t have the same energy as they once had back in the fucking 90’s. FI was much more calmer. Metallica changed, Green Day changed, TOOL changed. Don’t expect everything to be the same.
*Tool managed to make this song sound even more Tool!*
I was trying to figure out what it was and that’s exactly it! They somehow increased the Tooliness of the song… the Toolocity.
@@markallenbialik now i have to figure out which word i like better, tooliness vs toolocity 🤔
Justin's style is different than Paul's
Its basically like if you took the original opiate and combined it with fear Inoculum and a little bit of Ænima I love this sound might be better than the original honestly
@@guitaristssuck8979 Paul is still amazing for the time and the early sound of tool people don’t give him enough credit as a bassist but Justin is a whole other level so that’s why Paul usually gets ignored hell some people still don’t even know they had an original bassist they think it was always Justin
Good to see the live extended version recorded .
Thoughts for all the TOOL fans who aren’t with us anymore to hear this x
Makes me think of a few homies I've lost over the years. They wouldn't FLIPPED at fear inmoculum and even moreso at this opiate re..... play? Haha
I don't really remember it cause I was tripping balls lmao
R.I.P. My Brother M. Mitchell
I'm tippng my coffee for 'em all, since I no longer drink alcohol.
@@hydropiate 🙏🏾
5 years ago I was a 21 year old kid in a very dark and depressing place. TH-cam recommended Lateralus one day and completely changed my life. Tools music pulled me out of that hole and gave me hope again when there wasn't much left. Thank you Tool
I was 14.. now I’m 33. I believe in spirit all because of them. Such intelligent men. Maynards iq may be above 140
Same for me brother. Hope your life continues to get better. 🌀🖤
@@Lilaczoos cheers buddy, time really heals all wounds. Take care of yourself
🙏🏾
Preach brother man
I still remember the time you performed this song with Layne Staley in 1993. What a magical time. Your collaboration was a gem.
Both Tool and AIC are dear to my heart and mind. I wish many years to come to you and your unique creative path.
Wow.. to see that live was def a once in a lifetime experience whoever did was blessed
I’ve never been more impressed by a band over and over again
That's what makes them special. Tool has consistently made some of the greatest albums I have ever heard in my life. Not one bad album
Now this I agree with... Maynard you're still a pretentious prick who's way to in to yourself, or wish you could be inside yourself. That's how much you love yourself. A less junkie version or Morrison
. A Gothic version of Danzig.. love the band and their sound. Bubbly Metallic Rock
In case you ever wonder what Tool covering a Tool song sounds like.
doesn't live up to the Tool version
@@vladamirtepes5567 personally I like the Tool version much better
I think Tool appreciates this Tool cover of their Tool song.
Wait...this isnt A Perfect Circle? I know they try hard to sound like Maynard sometimes. 🧐
Jesus Christ they absolutely Puscifer'd the cunt out of this one.... oh wait, is this a flashback, I think I'm having dejavu and amnesia at the same time
The greatest band of all time. Their live shows will leave you speechless.
Just saw them for the first time live a couple nights ago. Absolutely incredible. It is such an immersive experience. The talent and power on that stage can not be replicated in any way. I urge anyone to see them live. I now kick myself for waiting so long...
facts
@@ryanbrown918 Seen them so many times I lost count. A great accomplishment.
strong agree
Yep all three times for me
The beginning of the song up until 2:45 is like my life spiraling into chaos, and then the instrumental is me in this weird limbo of sad prolonged reflection, building back towards confindence, finding my center, my will to continue. If i could live with only one band, it would be tool. Theyve drastically impacted my life as im sure much of the fans can say the same, itll be played at my funeral for sure.
Ive made sure my mother and close friends/relatives know that i want "Right In Two" played at my funeral from beginning to end, with the lyrics printed in my funeral program
🤘😔👌
Welcome to the collective brother. Carry on in peace & wellness.
Tool being as impactful in 2022 as they were in the early 90s is just incredible
😅
It sounds "Just Like That" ♥️
Hell, we still got the leathery Rolling Stones. Rock Lives Forever! And Fuckin Ozzy!!
I don’t even know what to say that hasn’t already been said about Tool. They never cease to amaze and inspire.
sure, the band that hasn't make new sound since 2006 lol
@@DonSampa why fix what isn’t broken?
@@DonSampa perhaps the framework of guitar, bass, and drums, sounds similar across albums. but if you pay attention you notice the compositions have continued to evolve
Holy fucking smokes i love this version! It's got the agressiveness of their early work and the drawn-out beautiful instrumental parts of their latest work. 10/10.
Aggressiveness?
sounds like the live version for the last decade or so
@@tosh_is_me942 they've played it this way since 2015 or so, which is also when I think this was recorded
@@LordofDiamondsMetal yeah, its different to the 9 minute extended version they were touring around 2005/06, but knew I'd seen and heard it this way before... I just wish the final rape you line was altered to the buy you dinner line
@@tosh_is_me942 Why? The rape sells the ideology of the song
This is exactly what I needed to hear today, A passage back in time to the music that lifted me up through my darkest days as a teenager and helped give me strength to endure and forge the person who I've become today. This takes me back to 1994 when I was 16 years old and discovered Tool for the first time.
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I'm 21, at the worst point in my life right now and this shit slaps. Hope you're doing better now. \m/
as a person who is currently 16, in 2022, this relatable pain and anger is something i think the vast majority of us, the tool fanbase can relate upon
I’ve just discovered Tool in my mid-twenties. Their music is doing the same for me
😮vibras viejo.
TOOL doing their own reboot that's beyond monumental. My heart constantly aches for the days of bands like this and Alice In Chains in their prime. This has exceptionally sedated that pain for me. Thank you Maynard, Adam, Justin, and the great Danny
Alice in chains rocks, have you heard the new album though. They are sweet. Jerry's writing is timeless.
@@michaelcomazzi5047 Alice is constantly evolving but never compromising of where they came from and I love it. Been my favorite band for over 10 years now.
This sounds like a complete re-recording to me rather than a remaster.
Re recording not remaster .....
This is brand ass new homes, not a remaster 😳
This is quite honestly the biggest thank you to the fans. Each of them fired on all cylinders to bring this song back for those who are still here. That extended portion was transcendental, and my god that scream. I definitely got way more than I expected and I am grateful I got to experience this.
i listened to the song sober. Loved it but i wasn't in the right headspace.
Smoked a joint of strong indica put it back again bruh transcendental is right
Yeah that is exactly how i experienced it. This song was made to be listened to in that headspace
@@ronpage4437 fr
This shit makes me want to cry. Adam’s extended solo makes me feel whole. Such a beautiful rendition of this timeless classic that jumpstarted this legendary band.
I cried my 1st time hearing this.
@@GrandSpiral So you never cried as a baby? LIAR
Solo Lol
Makes you feel whole. Alrighty then.
Seen Tool 7 times live. A favorite of my brothers and me for life. Now that my middle brother Nick is gone, this song just really hits me. It’s like Tools entire career/ life laid out in one song. I know this reached Nicholas. Blood to the end brother. Never forgotten .
Tool always comes out of nowhere and hit you right at the back of your head
A Tool DiNozzo if you will
I've said this same exact thing. Like falling into a black hole and seeing the back of your own head. And they slap it.
That ending…. holy shit, the use of the wah pedal, the effects, the doubled/tripled vocal scream of maynards that feels like it’s coming down a massive canyon… just wow. Great mixing as well.
The kick drums would like a word with you sir...
The scream reminded me not so much of a canyon but instead a tidal wave of thunder... like thunder given form. Truly stunning bit of detail!
@@AquariusC Haha! Yes.
@@ToolFan68 It is so strange. The way the kick drums are recorded on this it is almost completely low end that standard headphone speakers cannot generate.
Tool has the greatest crescendos of any band ever.
🇯🇲Hi from Jamaica! I found you during the darkest time of my 20 years on earth and i cant thank you enough for how your music has changed my way of thinking and how i view the world as well as myself.
All the best brother. Peace and light.🙏
I wish they released this with the concert lyrics. In concert he says, “we both want, to take you out to dinnerrrrrrr” cause Adam’s kid was backstage.
😂 that's awesome. Where can I find this?
Maynard humor lol
Ik, McDonald's fits perfectly right for the lyrics also xD
I started listening to Tool when I was young and going through some depressing times back in 1999. I was only 10 years old. I first heard them on a demo disc I got for free at my local music store. The song Opiate came on. I couldn’t believe my ears. Then there was another song on there called Forty Six & 2. That was it… I went back down to the music shop and picked up all the cds they had out at that time and it changed my life forever. I’m 33 now and see them again tomorrow. What a time to be alive!
I can't see the text "46&2" without feeling a visceral emotion. That song is part of me.
You know what? I don't think there's a whole lot of truth to that story. Maybe I'm wrong... But probably not. I mean if it's true, like whatever, cool... But if not, you need to go get some fucking professional help. Quite frankly I really don't care either way 🤷🏼♂️
Forty Six and 2 was the first song I heard by Tool. It was a formative memory in my life, you know when you hear that song that imparts a sort of mindfulness through every second of it.
"Things that never happened." 10 year olds shouldn't be listening to shit like Stinkfest, Sober, and Prison Sex. your parents are failures.
I was seeing Tool live in 1999. Still great all these years later.
one of the first TOOL songs i ever listened to, feels like coming full circle
Agreeeeeed!! Spiral out!
I guess you mean A Perfect Circle... ;)
@@arturmalachowski8949 aaah i see youre a man of culture too
I see what you did there ;)
@@arturmalachowski8949 ...could have made a prison sex reference but this works well enough
It has more of a prog feel throughout, with the slightly slowed tempo and exteded middle section. Fantastic version! Best of both worlds.
Now if theyll release live versions of Intentions and Schizm, i can die happy
@@Smokey1419 and stinkfist
Been a Tool fan since I was about 90. Now I’m 122. Never thought I’d live to see the day that they out-tooled themselves.
- Barb
@TenThousandDays12 😂
As a composer, this is so fuckin incredible, hearing how they blended the classic more grungy, blues scale heavy style of the original ep with their super dissonant alt stuff from the early '00s and the newer polyrhythmic, smooth, layered textures of the modern eras, there's so much depth and intensity and intent to this. Things like this remind me why I love music and why I do what I do, the world needs more art like this!
Well said sir
The correct abbreviation of the decade is '00s. The zeros don't possess anything to need an apostrophe at the end, and an apostrophe is necessary at the beginning because it denotes the omission of the digits 2 and 0.
@@nonosh gosh darnit, I wasn't sure which one was correct and just ran with it. Thanks for the correction!
@@steve7745 You're welcome, and thanks for being a cheerful sport!
it's so obvious you're from reddit lol holy shit
I gotta give it to Tool: I know everybody else has said this and it might sound very unoriginal at this point, but…
Tool can make a nine minute track feel like four. It’s due to the music and instrumentation, for me. I’ve been out there searching for other bands that have this sound ever since I got hooked on this band.
Buy the Russian Circles catalogue
The best is when you find this kind of artistry in other genres 🥰
Acid Bath
@@Reconsiderate Yes!
@@connersophia2674 Great band!
TOOL got me through the death of my mother. Glad to see them coming back together again.
Me too. Especially Wings for Marie part 1 and 2. Even more relatable as it's something Maynard writes about too. It sucks to lose a parent before their time. My condolences.
@@notsure1969 unimaginable to me that it could be before their rightful time. It’s sad to see family and loved ones go if the timing is precisely perfect. ✌🏼❤️
Believe it or not my Mother 😍😍😍 Bought me my first TOoL Cd ever which was Aenema!! As well as my first TOoL concert ever Mc farlin auditorium I’ll never forget that day!!!💪🏽
Same. And it's not even the songs that seem most relevant to the topic that pulled me (and continue to pull me) through my grief. It's pretty much everything the band has done that provides a shelter.
I mean... they were never *not* together...
This is what perfection sounds like...
2:46 mark almost unbearably good 🔥
I wish they would do this to entire Opiate album
Right
Justin totally made this his own song! and Maynard sounds so refined :) Danny and Adam are just BEASTS here! Makes me crave more new music but what else is new ?
You said what I was going to say, and you have the same avatar as well.
Well just think in 20 years you may hear a new album... Lol
The wind was not the beginning. There are neither beginnings nor endings to the Wheel of Time. But it was a beginning.
@@WordUnheard great minds brother ❤️
Cronafined sound, it reminded me how fragile we are and yet still fighting the universe
A sequel I never thought was possible.
This song was absolutely amazing. That opening fucking gave me goosebumps, and that close was just phenomenal. This band is literally unlike anything I’ve ever had the privilege of listening to.
Opening sounds like Intension, I love it
Keep going
Listen to Car Bomb lol
Me too, brother. Reminded me of the early 2000s. Miss those times.
Me too. I'm 72 and Love this group.
Nearly 60 y/o and Maynard's still pushing out screams like that... Tool is a force of nature, man.
Nearly 61
i can't describe how happy i am with this , tool was always something special for me , almost as if they are not a band they are something else every song is a journey of emotions , absolutely majestic as always !
Same. Like millions before us.
Man. It truly never gets old seeing how many other people have a religious level connection with this band. I love you all. Thank you Tool for helping so many of us across the threshold.
A true cult following, we are here
There hasn't been another band that has touched me, healed me like T00L has. My whole life changed because of them.
it kinda gets old. there's a lot of music worth revering out there.
@@zolda7179 There is a lot of GREAT music out there. But no other band has influenced me more than T00L.
@@rickmaher4283 that's totally fair, i'm just kinda tired of people putting maynard on a pedestal like he's fucking jesus.
like, for how much the people doing that pretend to understand the music, they sure missed the point of him just not wanting that.
do your own thing, spiral out, you feel?
This was literally the best time to randomly think about Tool’s Opiate, let alone the band itself.
Saw them in Cincinnati when Opiate came out. Me and about a dozen other people were the whole audience. Great show and after the show my buddy and I said to each other “this band is going to be huge.”
This song shows perfectly the evolution of TOOL through the years
They couldn’t have done that 30 years ago
This has more of future Tool sound,
It really does, the “chaos” of the beginning (being young and wild), then the slow bridge (growing up and finding yourself), then back to chaos (reverting back to your true self). Tool has always made music that describes the human experience. That’s why I love them, it’s more than just music.
@@endingworlds you got it
Been a fan of tool since I was 15, now I’m 25 and been waiting nearly 3 years to see these guys due to pandemic and finally seeing them for the first time in may. Being alive is good.
I started listening to them when I was 17. I’m 31 now and finally saw them on February 2 in San Antonio. Life changing.
I've been listening to Tool for at least 20 years. They are incredible live. They are the musical equivalent of ketamine.
Best live show I've ever been too
You're in for a treat. Best live show of all time.
I bet that show was fantastic wasn’t it? 😎
Dear Tool,
Wow! The single is a banger!
To begin with, Maynard's vocals are sublime! The ambient interlude that begins at 02:46 is beauteous. The hi-hat quietly entering at 03:24, and then the bass drum at 03:55, are deftly placed; nuanced and sonically satiating. The tone of the bass at 06:21 is one of Justin's best in Tool's oeuvre. And finally, the scream that I and, I'm sure, many others would have missed on Fear Inoculum graces us at 08:12!
Thank you, Tool for such brilliant music over the years.
Sincerely,
A grateful fan.
great comment
Thank you, @@4amwaj!
Don’t you dare point that on… ~
Agreed
Bang bang
God bless the best drummer alive! 🙏
The thing I love about Tool is how they never never stop improving on their own formula
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@@Handles_are_garbage if by step forward you mean changing the formula I really kind of doubt that's going to happen with them at this point
@@Handles_are_garbage ....they don't have to change it to improve it. They still sound like tool. The fuck you on about anyway? Diggin for arguments?
one of the greatest artists to walk the face of the earth.
WHICH PERSON IN THE BAND ARE YOU REFERRING TO?
One of the most overrated artists in the world, frankly. Maynard is good at what he does, but Christ almighty you fanboys act like he's the second coming of fucking Mozart. And that last album, Fear Inoculum? Huge disappointment. Took them 13 years, and it sounds like it was recorded in a month or two, with the same amount of attention given to the music there in. I like and respect Tool, but come on, people need to remove their heads from Maynards' pretentious ass.
@@dangerrusss6996 Stop shouting.
@@markjohnson8352 THAT WAS KINDA FUNNY 30 YEARS AGO....NOW ITS JUST MORONIC....MAYBE YOU SHOULD STOP WHISPERING.....
I love this version I wish youtube would stop putting a fucking ad in the middle of it though
How is it 2022 and you're not using an add blocker?
@@Johnycum because I'm not aware of it being available for mobile
@@Johnycum appreciate the tip
@@hackeroftoday I'll give you the whole thing if you beg ;)
@@Johnycum haha
They officially turned a great song into an masterpiece
They officially turned a masterpiece into a opiate version of invincible.
@@NooDLES411911 I really don't know what you're talking about.
@@NooDLES411911 Also 2nd season is comming
@@rickyhansen4654 there are a lot of similarities between this new version of opiate and their song Invincible. I love it
It was a masterpiece back in '92. Just another version, sort of like Pushit. I do like it though. The original was definitely better. But I always love to hear them change it up a bit. And that signature Maynard scream, God I fucking love it!!! Props to Paul D'Amour for the original bass line. Props to Justin Chancelor for for making the band what it is and has been for the past 25 years. Maynard's ok, Danny can't hold a candle to Neil Peart, and Adam Jones is sub par. Lol! I'm just kidding! Greatest musicians and song writers combined fucking ever!!!!
i'm starting to feel the urge to listen to TOOL in the loop every damn day.moreover, this impulse had just ended.
here we go again.
hoş geldin hayatıma
Riding the spiral with all of you
AH FUCK! Here we go again.
@@Trisaaru KEEP CALM KEEP CALM
@@Mxulin Calm as cookies and cream
This is OGT… back from 92… from the first EP…
30 years later… they still never sold out.
"All you know about me is what I've sold you"
"Dumb fuck, I sold out long before you ever even heard my name"
"I sold my soul to make a record, dipshit then you bought one"
@lyndonbauer1703 that's literally everyone. No one knows anyone's inner workings. 🎉
With Tool, the music starts, you feel that urge to crank the volume right up there. Like REALLY LOUD!
For sure
Blasting it in my AirPods rn
TH-cam felt the urge to play a commercial midsong. Really louder than the song, because those marketing cucks really want their products abhored.
@@Daaoyi Adblock masterrace
FULL FUCKIN VOLUME
Holy shit that was epic. Maynard can still scream. Remake sounds like something from the aenima era. Well done!
The vocals feel off to me, like they weren’t mixed right
@Vinyl666 could have been, but that’s not in Tool’s dna to go cheap like that. I feel like it has to be a full re-record.
No. Don't do this to anything from Ænima, please.
@@ajagoff aenima is perfection. I wasn’t suggesting a remake of that album at all! IMO, Opiate album is the only one that could benefit from a re-record.
Yes!
2:47 This was on Tool Archive with what was said to be a new Tool song in the works before Fear Inoculum was released. It was actually just a jam they did. Loved the sound of it then and cool that it was studio recorded into a modern updated Opiate. This band is everything.
No wonder i thought i was eerily familiar its really cool when the build on ideas that we got to listen to in future song like the one in descending
Yeah I recall hearing it. I think I heard talk of this reimagined version went back as far as 2015.
B auixk
Tool are the true masters of the industry, from everything they have written, recorded. Seen tool once in my life the live show is an experience with in itself. I'm glad they wait and make sure the music is top notch.
I have to see them live still its on my bucket list.
@@mentaltelepathy24 Seen them at the Barclay center. Not worth it. Much more fun to go to your local moshpit, and find underground novel bands.
Saw them at barclays center in Brooklyn and ubs arena on feb 23. Both shows were great. Tool is an awesome band to see live.
@@keychain2115 what?
I agree Ben, I seen Tool 3 times and it's always a fantastic show. Tool is one of the greatest bands of my lifetime.
Considering that Opiate is my favorite TOOL song, I was absolutely ecstatic to hear this for the first time and it absolutely blew me away. It still does. Never gets old.
Nothing brings on the goosebumps more than when Maynard sings the first line, same ones i got the 1st I heard this song when the album came out, same goosebumps a fella gets when he kisses a girl the 1st time, same ones when you have your 1st shot of whiskey
This is why tool will never disappear, they are always evolving
It was cool hearing them do it again. Maynard stayed pretty true to the original vocal range but you could def hear the maturity in his singing style from then to now. I loved it, but I also love the raw gritty Maynard from opiate days. This new version is like APC Maynard taking a stab at a tool song.
And that scream man...
I actually think he sounds more emphatic here.
I still love rawness of the original but this amazing. Justin is so fvking talented
Maynard on the lsd
For anyone doubting Maynard can’t scream anymore, check out the end. Felt it in my soul!
Saw them live this year. top notch
Hopefully their next album they go back to being a bit more heavy with some Maynard screams
he still can.. hes blown out his voice on tour and such things. just age stuff.
It's not that he can't, it's that he doesn't want to risk straining his voice and subsequently having to cancel shows.
@@tboyd2495 certainly it would not be my intention to complain but he did seem a bit subdued on the last release. It was still great and perhaps a new chapter and all but I have a fondness for his distinct vocal rage. Beggars and choosers.
Tool has officially been one upped…by Tool. Incredible version for us all to experience. The final 2 minutes 🤘🤯🤘 DC is super human 🥁
I would love to hear The Pot^2.... Schism^2... Lateralus^2.. or another new album.. Great song and THANK YOU for everything!
Finally. Also: The video went live at 7:00 am.
All about the 7even
Where where where where where
Not seeing any video just an image lol
NO ONE ESCAPES THE NUMBER 7 NOT EVEN YOU
You do know that the clock is always 7AM once an hour somewhere in the world, right? Lmao
Just as relevant today as it was 30 years ago. A nice reminder of why TOOL has been my favorite band since 92...
The beat band in the world
Oh yeah OGT huh?
Big agree
Since the first e.p.? 😁
@@brandoncrow3741 exactly he probably chatting Sh!t. I only realised how great they were when Aenima got released..then when lateralus got released that's when they really blew my mind
Greatest band ever and it’s not even close!
I have been listening to this version here and there from live recordings I'll admit. I love his version and I always hoped Tool would release a studio version of it. Thank you once again guys for bringing happiness into my world. BEST BAND EVER.
Haven't they been playing this live as opiate extended since monster mash?
@@freqlink yes I think so, I was lucky enough to see it live before this tour. I love every bit of the extended parts.
I saw this tour in 1992 in Seattle and bought this EP from Adam and still have the ticket stub. This is so kickass! Thanks Tool!! Love you and this 22 tour was just awesome in Tacoma.
Were you drinking a can of coke when you bought it? Asking for a friend.
I was born in 92” big TOOL fan, it’s nice to see how timeless they are 🥰
30 seconds and this Is already giving me goosebumps
Just one goosebump?
@@dfbovey corrected :d
@@mike-zc5tc It got a laugh out of me this morning imagining someone getting just one goosebump. :)
How can you not be mesmerized. Thank you, Tool. Thank you for being the soundtrack to my life for over 20 years.
2:45-6:45 Incredible. Feels like Pneuma, sounds like Opiate. Cant feel my legs.
Very awesome, also can’t feel my legs. I am paralyzed 😬
Totally. It’s like classics/ modern tool. Hallelujah baby
It sounds like Ticks & Leeches ♡
Gives you ASMR doesn’t it…!? I’m in love with it….
@@ianvianna8736 yeah that's what I'm getting too
Timeless classic . I never imagined that one of my favourite Tool songs could be rebirthed into this Masterpiece.
it is Freaking Amazing! I cant stop listening to it.
Two versions to love now!!
Hearing Maynard scream on a new recording feels fantastic !
I think you can really hear how well Maynard has taken care of himself by his ability to sing this just as well if not better than he did when the original recording was made.
Greatest band of all time. Stop your internal dialogue, you are wrong if you disagree. Period.
Only truth
The older I get the more I agree with this tbh.
Debatable
@@jrodgilbert dont kid yourself.
what about nine inch nails 🥺
Waking up and hearing an unexpected “new” TOOL song that rips… not a lot of things better than that
…. It’s literally a repackaged song to milk money out of Stan’s who haven’t found a better band in 10 years.
@@keychain2115 Tool isn't all that great, it's just that people flock to it as it is well known and they can't see the gems hidden behind
word to your mother
Didn’t cost me a penny
@@keychain2115 milk money how exactly? You guys hate tool so much why are you here whining like a little girl? You must have a lot of free time
The added section somehow made the outro even HEAVIER. My god. This was amazing.
Outro is HEAVIER in person. Brain rattling.
@@suddenlyawetrat2587 i had endless stank face when i saw the outro in phoenix. my god Danny’s drums were so loud.
These guys always play from the heart. Ya know it because ya can always feel it. My cat loves these guys!
Man that instrumental is exactly what i've been needing for so long.
No doubt bro!
Maynard is still capable of doing his youngster angelic-gospel voice. Didn´t expect that.
It's the high notes when he sings "JEE-sus" and "O-pen" that are really impressive, he hits them just as well as he did on the EP.
Although I enjoyed this, you can hear the age, especially in the opening, sounds a little forced. Still great though.
What I was impressed w was the scream. He don't write that stuff much where his screams hold anger like he did when he was younger. But that's holding true to yourself. Not much to be angry about, so u write about the beyond and the human condition. Where those screams now come from pain or even excitement
He can’t do some of the things he used to, but that “error” and distortion is one of my favorite things ❤️👌
I was more impressed by the scream
This version is so badass. I was not expecting it to be nearly this good.
With tool you cant be disappointed
If you seen this at Dobbs in Philly a beat little. Bar in what 92 the shouldn't have messed with it Maynard fucking stare into small crowd whole band on fire w Damour
And why not 🤦🏾♂️🤔🤫🤭🤟🏾
I am really enjoying this. Too bad TH-cam had to sneak in a couple bullshit ads in there to interrupt the fun. Dick move TH-cam, dick move.
So glad they retooled this song. I needed this today
kinda feels like you can hear tiny bits of "Fear Inoculum"'s vibe ( album ) in the calming, yet building atmosphere from 2:46 onwards! love it!
also, can we just appreciate for a minute that they managed to show us how well they developed as musicians? some may see it as "an old banger, recycled", but the way how new material was implemented and put in contrast with the old - really astonishing work.
And Maynard's voice at the start....they just keep getting better.
Totally agree and I absolutely love it. I very time I listen to it I love it more and more as with anything by this amazing band
So developing as musicians is adding the same guitar riff for 3 minutes to the middle of a song? Haha, think for yourself, question authority. This is sooooo bland and unnecessary.
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Im actually getting more of a Lateralus vibe from it, Like Ticks/Disposition.
The fact that this band has been the greatest gift ever that keeps giving and guiding.... brilliantly done!!!
So clean, both vocals and bass. Awesome!
I've lost count of how many times I've repeated the instrumental part of this song. It's so damn perfect.
Same here!
For me it's a great piece of history. I remember exactly in middle school when I heard Tool for the first time. Now history has come full circle. My favorite signs of the passing time