Breeders, Happiness is a warm gun. Or The flying frog brigade covering the entire Animals album live , witch Pink floyd never played in it's entirety live.
The thing about TOOL, like Led Zeppelin, is that there are many bands around today that will be largely forgotten in 10 years. 10, 20, 40, 60, 80 years time, and beyond, people will still be listening to and talking about them. We are here now, alive at a time when this timeless band is still here with us, making music, and touring.... playing for us! How god damn lucky are we!
I started watching your reactions because of Tool. LOVE your reactions, and I ended up subscribing to your channel because you react to many of my favorite bands. I've even come to appreciate other music that I probably wouldn't have even listened to if it weren't for you! One of my other favorite bands, that I would LOVE to see you react to is Clutch. I haven't seen anyone react to them yet, and it would be amazing if you were the first. It's hard to recommend any one song, (because they are ALL good) but I think "What Would a Wookie Do" would be right up your alley. THANK YOU for being so REAL!!!
When a friend gave me a copy of 'Salival', and I saw there was a cover version of No Quarter on there (long been one of my top Zeppelin tracks), I was so intrigued to hear it - and boy they didn't disappoint!! The original is about as trippy a song as you can get. Tool took the trippy vibe and made it METAL!! They made it their own while still leaving the core element of what makes this song so amazing. I pretty much lost my sh!t after hearing it. Pretty much solidified my opinion that Tool can do no wrong!!
@@DR.DisInfect yes, I most certainly have. That whole 'Salival' disc is incredible, and yes, it's a super-groovy track! I originally didn't know it was a cover, as I had never heard of Peach. Once I did, had to search out the original! Tool does a great job with covers!!
One of my favourite bands covering one of my favourite songs. The track is sublime. I love hitting the highway and cranking this track up; just me, Tool and the open road. Counting down the days until I see Tool in Melbourne.
Love this song. There is a rock band out of Monterrey, Mexico called The Warning these three sister are phenomenal. Here is a sample of one of their original songs called Dust to Dust which is a prologue to their second album Queen of the Murder Scene. This is from their Foro Didi concert in Monterrey, Mexico June 14, 2019. The entire video is 1hr 36mins long so I am just time stamping the song I mentioned. All of their song are in English except one, Narcisista which is their first Spanish song. They are embarking on a North America tour from Mexico, USA, and Canada and their third studio album which they are completely crowd funding through Kickstarter. At present they are 420% funded with 805 backers and there is 19 days left in the campaign. Band members. Daniela (Dany) 20, main lead vocals, guitar, piano Paulina (Pau, pronounce Pow) 18, Drums, piano Alejandra (Ale, pronounced Al-hey) 15, Bass, piano Dust to Dust link th-cam.com/video/yV8gpIrIR9s/w-d-xo.html
I'm a big Tool fan and also a big The Warning fan, so your comment here is perfect!! I have seen videos of their performance of "Dust to Dust" from both Mexico City and from a festival concert in Colombia. They are actually coming to the US in March and April, and I am going to see them twice! I have been Warned!! lol
Yes, this girls are great. They write their own songs since the beginning. Super talented. Besides, I found so entertaining your reactions. How you start to dance, like in sultans of swing. Also "la negra tiene Tumbao" it's contagious. 👌🏽
I saw Led Zeppelin in 1975 at the Long Beach arena this song lasted 45 minutes I fell asleep standing out and came to at the end if you know what I mean. I was 20th row on the floor and a paid $20 for the ticket from the troubadour on sunset boulevard. Best concert I have ever seen they went for 4 hours. Now I'm 63 I appreciate what i saw and what tool has done
I had the privilege of seeing Tool at Starwood Amphitheatre in Nashville Tennessee Lollapalooza 1997. I was under the influence of Timothy Leary and I will never forget Maynard stomping around the stage the whole show. I think they outdid LZ on this one. Clearly very talented and professional musicians who made NQ their own, wrote their own lyrics, and delivered flawlessly.
My all time favorite Led Zeppelin cover. I can't wait until you get to the Maynard's Mom series; Jimmy, Wings for Marie Pt 1, 10,000 Days (Wings for Marie Pt 2), and A Perfect Circle's Judith.
Descartesdom77 Don’t forget Horizons by Puscifer. That is the final track of the “Maynard’s mom” saga. If you haven’t heard it. Check it out. If you have heard it, listen again and pay close attention to the lyrics. It’s about him releasing his mom’s ashes.
I have always loved Tool for the way they force you to think and actually look at things in a new light. There writing style is unique where the music is finished before Maynard comes in for the lyrics. Thank you for the great reactions and takes on the wide array of music. Schism is another great example of tool of making you stop and really think about the relationships around you. Thanks and can’t wait to see more reactions!
Travis Jordan it is compared to the vast majority of musicians, who only one or two members come up with all music and lyrics. While the rest just play the music someone else wrote. I have nothing against someone’s creativity in anyway. I say it is unique for the fact all four are responsible for there own parts without the music being wrote for them is all.
I couldn't agree more with your assessment of the band allowing each other space. Each one of them is so talented, and to be a front man with a voice like Maynards and to have the humbleness to get out of the way when necessary so the magic can happen. Very rare especially with a band as talented as Tool!!!
In the world of Rock & Metal covers, there are three songs that stand out. No Quarter - Tool (covered Led Zepp) The Man Who Sold The World - Nirvana (covered Bowie) Am I Evil? - Metallica (covered Diamond Head) The greatest thing about these covers is exactly the point you mentioned - paying homage to great music but doing that in their own style. Rock on - great reaction 🔥🤘
Man, I remember when I first heard Tool’s version of No Quarter when the album Salival came out day one. Always been a favorite of mine. Incredible work by Tool. Faith No More recommendation for you: LAST CUP OF SORROW
What is even more amazing about Tool is .. a lot of what you think is a guitar solo is actually a bass guitar using distortion and doing his solos then the guitarist easing in and doing is over the top of the bass as the bass goes back to the groove. Guitar does groove while bass solos and the the guitar comes in for solo while bass goes back to groove. Hard to tell difference unless watch live
i’m a full on zeppelin fan my whole life raised my daughter cranking them on sunday morning while having my coffee, not much on covers by any band but sometimes you hear one that not bad and here it is!!
Jamel I love your insight into music and passion with band and artist, you have a true musical ear and heart. This is way I so enjoy you reactions bro, love the rabbit hole you put your self!!! Keep it coming! Xx
I love Led Zeppelin. Robert Plant is my all time favorite singer! But Tool took this song to another level 🔥 this sounds like a Tool original. They are rock GODS!!! If you haven’t already listen to Achilles Last Stand. My favorite Zeppelin song
Jamel, I'm 68 yr. old and still love me some ROCK. But wanted to say I come across your reactions and I automatically go to the like button. You have helped me understand lyrics better than anyone. Please keep up the GOOD work.
When I heard the Led Zep original, I wasn't aware of the Tool cover, and the first thing I thought was, man this sounds like a Tool song, so I wasn't remotely surprised to discover this cover later on. Love both the versions and both bands, all-time heroes.
Jamel - I have watched several other 'Black People React To (Insert band here)' getting on the bandwagon. I always come back to your videos because you do yours for *the music* not because it's trendy. Your videos are respectful, well thought out, and a lot more fun to watch. I have been listening to the music you are reacting to for years, if not decades, and I am re-learning to love these songs vicariously through you. Thank you for reigniting my passion for some of these older songs. Keep it up, brother.
I heard this song for the first time on the radio January 2000 on a drive up to Portland Oregon for a Blazer game. It is still amazing after all these years.
The first time I heard tool cover this song was live in 98. It was at the "e-center" the same show that the live pushit from salival was recorded. EPIC!
Yessir! THIS is how you cover a song. Pay tribute to the originators while also making it original. Another great one is Nevermore's "The Sound of Silence" Simon & Garfunkel cover. Brilliant.
I remember hearing the track for the first time and hoping it wasn't adjusted in studio. When I saw them during the tour in 2002 and got "The scream" for myself from the floor I knew I could die a bit happier when the time came.
Wish you could experience the shock of being a young teen fan of Led Zeppelin when this song came out -- the song was like nothing else by Led Zeppelin or anyone else -- literally blew my mind and I had to listen to it MANY times before I could begin to process it.
@@treycampbell2514 this guy does do a review of Dogs, and Sheep. If anyone performs covers of Animals worth a listen please comment to me the links, thanks
Hey FAM, long time subscriber, I came for the Tool and stayed for the Tool, I love it when your eyes light up as you get into the lyrics. You are out here doing God's work man! Proving that good music, a groove that grabs you, and a message that sticks can transcend every boundary. When people try to separate us based on genre, country, race, creed, politics, age ,and any other imaginary line that doesn't matter guys like you are showing the world that its the music that unites us all and won't let those in control ever divide us. You give me hope that the music will live on and keep people together long after we are gone. With that said, please one day look at "Hooker with a Penis" and "Rosetta Stoned" (with lyrics) by Tool. Thank you so much! Keep up the good work!
You took the words right out of my mouth lol that's exactly what I thought paying homage I'm aslo curious to see what Led zeppelin thought of their version
It's funny. Several times a month I'm like, "I'm gonna crank some tool and rock out". 5 hours later I wake up in my chair, arms still sleeping like "wtf happened".
Interesting cover... I'm a huge Led Zeppelin fan...first time listener of Tool...This song is like the first time Luke (Stars Wars: Empire Strikes Back) journeys the dark side while training with Yoda...Yoda basically tells him, you only need to be afraid of what you take in there with you...Jamel, you are correct...back in the day...this is Led's deepest darkest song...the journey is up to you...be careful not to try and 'escape' too far...else you won't be coming back~
#TakeABow No doubt man, this song legit gives me chills and brings tears to my eyes.....you just gotta let it take you and spit you back out on the other side. I still clearly recall the day I learned Tool covered Ledd Zepplin....It's been the same ever since. A true masterpiece of a cover. Salival is an amazing collection of the immensity that is Tool. The same album with the alternate version of Pushit live, I mean...c'moonnn! ! I hope you get a chance to see them live if you haven't already. They are in Australia now, but will be coming back. I was lucky enough to see them last November here in Boston, and it was just on a whole different level man. Great review and reaction as always man!
Gotta say, Tool really nailed it in the beginning of the song. It sounded very much like the original band. Had the wahwah pedal wailing. But later on in the middle it had that definite TOOL/ Perfect Circle sound.
tdawggonzo88 hardly most of their songs, most of the songs that were “stolen” they took some lyrics to and they weren’t straight up covers, you listen to killing floor and lemon song and sure they pulled lyrics but over all the songs are vastly different. Which yes you can call that stealing but all their albums now have those artist listed in the liner notes so it’s a dead argument. Still the coolest band ever, and they still Rock so who gives a fuck.
Well it's more complicated than that. Warner Bros. owns the Zep catalog so it could be seen as their fault as to why permission to use Zep songs for videos like this gets denied. But the the band also has certain rights under their contract with Warner so any use of their songs have to go through them as well. Ultimately who wants to jump through 50 hoops in order to do a reaction video? And considering they'd have to jump through those hoops for each and every potential video that has any Zep songs in it. You're not gonna do it, and y-tube isn't gonna do it for you on your behalf, so don't expect it to change anytime soon.
Zeppelin will always be Zeppelin But Tool doing Zeppelin well that’s a horse of a different color. They do keep it real but add Tool styling to it. And they do a masterful job at making it worthy. It’s a about respect for the music and honoring the classics.
Schism, H., Swamp Song, The Patient, Third Eye, 4°, Push It, Bottom, The Grudge, You Lied, and Opiate are just a few amazing and underrated Tool songs. Agostina by Puscifer is a beautifully written song about his daughter. The Humbling River, Momma Sed, The Rapture, The Remedy also amazing songs from Puscifer. By and Down, Breña, Blue, and 3 Libras by A Perfect Circle are also awesome songs. I'm a HUGE fan of Maynard James Keenan, if you can't tell😂
I think he's already a Tool fan. He might not say it but after watching all the tool reactions you can tell he fucks with tool now. Maynard's a fuckin lyrical/vocal god man it's dope seeing Jamel react to him
React to David Bowie - Bring me the Disco King (with Maynard James Keenan). They didn’t perform the song together, but their voices were tracked together.
It was wierd because I found zep 1 on a football field in cassette. My father(I miss you Dad) had told me for years zep was the best. I called him a liar. I liked Tool. Look at me now. And the song is so fitting for my life. Tool stole nothing. They enhanced it. Payed homage.....both are now, for me, the best. Thanks man.
I was a Tool fan from Undertow. I remember getting this at the mall the day it released. I thought they did better than, I think, anyone could have. This is one of my favorite covers!
In one of the early live versions of this song...during that last big scream at the end...Maynard is "squatting" and going in circles on the stage...how he can hold a note while doing that is amazing.
This is a great choice and a fantastic cover One of my fav tool songs even though it’s a cover the album it comes from is rare and way to expensive but it’s an awesome track really love that warbly leslie effect on the guitar and Maynards vocals are ethereal and otherworldly
Tool’s 2015/2016 tour shows opened with this song. I agree that bands covering songs from the greats are meant to pay homage to the influencers. Tool does a great job of not just covering a song, but shining a different light on it, making you look at it from a different angle.
These guys would make this song great again. Zep had some magic on the original that puts it where this song always was. Tool are no joke. They just made it super heavy.
I have seen them open with this twice. My brain has still not recovered from being MELTED. Their cover of You Lied by Peach (Tool's bassist former band) is an awesome song, just not that many people are familiar with it.
Jamel, the term "No quarter' means "No rest" in the british venacular. I believe the song is about Vikings and their struggle to get the news through to their loved ones, braving the bitter cold and the winds of "Thor'
They've been playing it live for years before they put it on Salival. They opened with it in Toronto in 2001 I think it was, and let me just say as soon as everyone figured out what it was jaws was dropping!
My first time hearing Tool cover this song was back in the 90's at one of their live shows. I was blown away then and when it came out on Salival, I had to buy it. Even bigger bonus on the CD is their altered version of Pushit. I actually now prefer the alt version over the original, though both are obviously amazing.
Years ago In a guitar world magazine, Jimmy Page stated in an interview about the Track after listening and said, “It left me speechless”.
Interesting. I wondered if Led Zep had heard Tool's cover.
That's because tool perfected it
@@rabidwolf Bullshit! You can't paint a mustache on the Mona Lisa
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I can't find that quotation anywhere. It sounds like an ambiguous statement - speechless because he was impressed or speechless for another reason?
@@zeppelinfan9360 Absolutely. After listening to the live version at MSG it's the absolute pinnacle.
There's nothing that Tool doesn't nail. Period.
Number one Tool fan. BUT, didnt like their version of Stranglehold.
Damn skippy!!
Perhaps a "tool" that always nails it should be called "Hammer," instead :=)
@@Grumpy_Rabbit let's write a letter to Maynard and tell him 👍🏻😊
Including you mama...bada ba!
This is such a legendary cover. Keep the Tool reactions coming 🙌
Greatest cover of all time.
Still say Hendrix' and All Along the Watchtower is the GREATEST cover. But, I love Tool's version of No Quarter
Breeders, Happiness is a warm gun.
Or The flying frog brigade covering the entire Animals album live , witch Pink floyd never played in it's entirety live.
Tools cover of Imagine is up there too, Johnny Cash’s Hurt cover as well
@@nickamalfitano3613 then you haven't hward Main Sqeeze's version
SquidBag, yeah I know Brainfart....in my Other post I said a perfect circle. Just didn’t type it in the reply to this post. I think it was on Emotive.
The thing about TOOL, like Led Zeppelin, is that there are many bands around today that will be largely forgotten in 10 years.
10, 20, 40, 60, 80 years time, and beyond, people will still be listening to and talking about them.
We are here now, alive at a time when this timeless band is still here with us, making music, and touring.... playing for us!
How god damn lucky are we!
I started watching your reactions because of Tool. LOVE your reactions, and I ended up subscribing to your channel because you react to many of my favorite bands. I've even come to appreciate other music that I probably wouldn't have even listened to if it weren't for you! One of my other favorite bands, that I would LOVE to see you react to is Clutch. I haven't seen anyone react to them yet, and it would be amazing if you were the first. It's hard to recommend any one song, (because they are ALL good) but I think "What Would a Wookie Do" would be right up your alley. THANK YOU for being so REAL!!!
Clutch had a pretty sick sound, forgot about them, lol been so long. Good call, I second this request.
Bass tone in this is absolutely face melting.
Justin's bass is always Godly
When a friend gave me a copy of 'Salival', and I saw there was a cover version of No Quarter on there (long been one of my top Zeppelin tracks), I was so intrigued to hear it - and boy they didn't disappoint!! The original is about as trippy a song as you can get. Tool took the trippy vibe and made it METAL!! They made it their own while still leaving the core element of what makes this song so amazing. I pretty much lost my sh!t after hearing it. Pretty much solidified my opinion that Tool can do no wrong!!
Have you heard their cover of the band Peach 🍑 You Lied? Very groovy
@@DR.DisInfect yes, I most certainly have. That whole 'Salival' disc is incredible, and yes, it's a super-groovy track! I originally didn't know it was a cover, as I had never heard of Peach. Once I did, had to search out the original!
Tool does a great job with covers!!
This song in general is absolute fire. I enjoy both versions very much to the core of my soul
This is one of the greatest covers of any song of all-time!!!
You are right on target with that, Conner. No doubt
no, it really isn't. an average garage band in Austin could do no worse.
@@odurandina merp. Move on
One of my favourite bands covering one of my favourite songs. The track is sublime. I love hitting the highway and cranking this track up; just me, Tool and the open road. Counting down the days until I see Tool in Melbourne.
TOOL is today’s generations Led Zeppelin/ Pink Floyd!!
Dab dab dab!!!!
This is hands down one of the best covers of all time. There's very few covers I enjoy more than the original, this is one of them.
Love this song.
There is a rock band out of Monterrey, Mexico called The Warning these three sister are phenomenal. Here is a sample of one of their original songs called Dust to Dust which is a prologue to their second album Queen of the Murder Scene. This is from their Foro Didi concert in Monterrey, Mexico June 14, 2019. The entire video is 1hr 36mins long so I am just time stamping the song I mentioned. All of their song are in English except one, Narcisista which is their first Spanish song. They are embarking on a North America tour from Mexico, USA, and Canada and their third studio album which they are completely crowd funding through Kickstarter. At present they are 420% funded with 805 backers and there is 19 days left in the campaign.
Band members.
Daniela (Dany) 20, main lead vocals, guitar, piano
Paulina (Pau, pronounce Pow) 18, Drums, piano
Alejandra (Ale, pronounced Al-hey) 15, Bass, piano
Dust to Dust link
th-cam.com/video/yV8gpIrIR9s/w-d-xo.html
Yes the Warning is a great 3 piece band out of Mexico. They are so awesome!!
*The Warning* are three super talented Sisters that will be on top someday soon... Looking Forward To Their Third Album!!!
I'm a big Tool fan and also a big The Warning fan, so your comment here is perfect!! I have seen videos of their performance of "Dust to Dust" from both Mexico City and from a festival concert in Colombia. They are actually coming to the US in March and April, and I am going to see them twice! I have been Warned!! lol
Yes, this girls are great. They write their own songs since the beginning. Super talented.
Besides, I found so entertaining your reactions. How you start to dance, like in sultans of swing. Also "la negra tiene Tumbao" it's contagious. 👌🏽
I saw Led Zeppelin in 1975 at the Long Beach arena this song lasted 45 minutes I fell asleep standing out and came to at the end if you know what I mean. I was 20th row on the floor and a paid $20 for the ticket from the troubadour on sunset boulevard. Best concert I have ever seen they went for 4 hours. Now I'm 63 I appreciate what i saw and what tool has done
"paying homage," so true! I can't wait to see Tool next month. I will likely have a new part in my hair.
Lance Cornell they never disappoint live... they unite... expand minds... that process is the central focus
I had the privilege of seeing Tool at Starwood Amphitheatre in Nashville Tennessee Lollapalooza 1997. I was under the influence of Timothy Leary and I will never forget Maynard stomping around the stage the whole show. I think they outdid LZ on this one. Clearly very talented and professional musicians who made NQ their own, wrote their own lyrics, and delivered flawlessly.
My all time favorite Led Zeppelin cover. I can't wait until you get to the Maynard's Mom series; Jimmy, Wings for Marie Pt 1, 10,000 Days (Wings for Marie Pt 2), and A Perfect Circle's Judith.
Descartesdom77 Don’t forget Horizons by Puscifer. That is the final track of the “Maynard’s mom” saga. If you haven’t heard it. Check it out. If you have heard it, listen again and pay close attention to the lyrics. It’s about him releasing his mom’s ashes.
I have always loved Tool for the way they force you to think and actually look at things in a new light.
There writing style is unique where the music is finished before Maynard comes in for the lyrics.
Thank you for the great reactions and takes on the wide array of music.
Schism is another great example of tool of making you stop and really think about the relationships around you.
Thanks and can’t wait to see more reactions!
Their writing style isn’t unique. A lot of bands work that way.
Travis Jordan it is compared to the vast majority of musicians, who only one or two members come up with all music and lyrics. While the rest just play the music someone else wrote. I have nothing against someone’s creativity in anyway. I say it is unique for the fact all four are responsible for there own parts without the music being wrote for them is all.
One of the best covers ever! Check out A perfect circles cover of when the levee breaks live at red rocks, it's amazing
Yumi Nelson yes !! Good call APC does a great cover !
Never heard this...pretty AWESOME👍👍
Tool has many but this is one of my favorites
This song "centers" me. When stress takes over, I find the 11 minutes to take this song in and succumb to its meditative quality.
First, congrats on your play button. VERY IMPRESSIVE! Second, it's time for Steely Dan - Peg.
Thank you🙏🏾
Agree!
YES! More people on the Steely Dan wave! Jazz Week incoming? Get him some Snarky Puppy and Shaun Martin too
I couldn't agree more with your assessment of the band allowing each other space. Each one of them is so talented, and to be a front man with a voice like Maynards and to have the humbleness to get out of the way when necessary so the magic can happen. Very rare especially with a band as talented as Tool!!!
They played this when I saw them in 98, they had the whole crowed just mesmerized by the end of the show.
In the world of Rock & Metal covers, there are three songs that stand out.
No Quarter - Tool (covered Led Zepp)
The Man Who Sold The World - Nirvana (covered Bowie)
Am I Evil? - Metallica (covered Diamond Head)
The greatest thing about these covers is exactly the point you mentioned - paying homage to great music but doing that in their own style.
Rock on - great reaction 🔥🤘
"locked in a place where no one goes" if you don't get chills when he hits that note and the instruments up the ante, you might be dead inside.
Man, I remember when I first heard Tool’s version of No Quarter when the album Salival came out day one. Always been a favorite of mine. Incredible work by Tool.
Faith No More recommendation for you: LAST CUP OF SORROW
What is even more amazing about Tool is .. a lot of what you think is a guitar solo is actually a bass guitar using distortion and doing his solos then the guitarist easing in and doing is over the top of the bass as the bass goes back to the groove. Guitar does groove while bass solos and the the guitar comes in for solo while bass goes back to groove. Hard to tell difference unless watch live
Jimmy
One of the best revamped covers ever. Stunning cover.
What do i do when I listen to this? Just open my ears... It gives me chills every time. no drugs necessary to take me on a trip...
My favorite song currently. Nice reaction!
They are sick musicians. Can’t get over all the special nuances and engineering. BRILLIANT!
It doesn't get any better than this: my favorite band of this century playing a cover of my favorite band of last century. Who say's being 70 sucks?
i’m a full on zeppelin fan my whole life raised my daughter cranking them on sunday morning while having my coffee, not much on covers by any band but sometimes you hear one that not bad and here it is!!
Jamel I love your insight into music and passion with band and artist, you have a true musical ear and heart. This is way I so enjoy you reactions bro, love the rabbit hole you put your self!!! Keep it coming! Xx
I had no idea they covered this, epic.
Best prog metal band covers best rock band song
One of my favorite led zep songs. Tool did a fantastic job on this remake.
If you want a real journey... React to TOOL - Third Eye.
LeJavJav yesssss please
Third Eye is absolutely amazing.
@@rmr5044 Rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreal fucking high ;)
Regular or Salival?
@@Xavier1320 i see what u did there
I love Led Zeppelin. Robert Plant is my all time favorite singer! But Tool took this song to another level 🔥 this sounds like a Tool original. They are rock GODS!!! If you haven’t already listen to Achilles Last Stand. My favorite Zeppelin song
My son put it perfectly. They show you that they are the best musicians in the world on every song.
Jamel, I'm 68 yr. old and still love me some ROCK. But wanted to say I come across your reactions and I automatically go to the like button. You have helped me understand lyrics better than anyone. Please keep up the GOOD work.
When I heard the Led Zep original, I wasn't aware of the Tool cover, and the first thing I thought was, man this sounds like a Tool song, so I wasn't remotely surprised to discover this cover later on. Love both the versions and both bands, all-time heroes.
I couldn't click the notification fast enough....holly effffff
The live version of Third Eye from Salival and their cover of Peach's "You Lied" are INSANE.
Jamel - I have watched several other 'Black People React To (Insert band here)' getting on the bandwagon. I always come back to your videos because you do yours for *the music* not because it's trendy. Your videos are respectful, well thought out, and a lot more fun to watch. I have been listening to the music you are reacting to for years, if not decades, and I am re-learning to love these songs vicariously through you. Thank you for reigniting my passion for some of these older songs. Keep it up, brother.
I heard this song for the first time on the radio January 2000 on a drive up to Portland Oregon for a Blazer game. It is still amazing after all these years.
The first time I heard tool cover this song was live in 98. It was at the "e-center" the same show that the live pushit from salival was recorded. EPIC!
The e- center? Was that in Camden NJ?
Hey man, appreciate the video, you always have an honest reaction. There's a Maynard cover out there of Rocket Man, another real journey.
Yessir! THIS is how you cover a song. Pay tribute to the originators while also making it original.
Another great one is Nevermore's "The Sound of Silence" Simon & Garfunkel cover. Brilliant.
Dude.
TOOL - The Grudge. It has "The" scream.
Please
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I remember hearing the track for the first time and hoping it wasn't adjusted in studio. When I saw them during the tour in 2002 and got "The scream" for myself from the floor I knew I could die a bit happier when the time came.
One of my favorites by tool
My favourite Led Zeppelin song. 👍
Wish you could experience the shock of being a young teen fan of Led Zeppelin when this song came out -- the song was like nothing else by Led Zeppelin or anyone else -- literally blew my mind and I had to listen to it MANY times before I could begin to process it.
do Primus version of Pink Floyd's "have a cigar" next
weedman420147 Or the Main Squeeze’s version
Or Dogs!!
@@treycampbell2514 this guy does do a review of Dogs, and Sheep. If anyone performs covers of Animals worth a listen please comment to me the links, thanks
@@lilRadRidinHood I'm talking about Primus' version of Dogs, well not Primus but Les Claypool Frog Brigade
Les’s Flying Frog Brigade’s whole Animals album is tight. The burn I have has SOYCD on it, too.
Hey FAM, long time subscriber, I came for the Tool and stayed for the Tool, I love it when your eyes light up as you get into the lyrics. You are out here doing God's work man! Proving that good music, a groove that grabs you, and a message that sticks can transcend every boundary. When people try to separate us based on genre, country, race, creed, politics, age ,and any other imaginary line that doesn't matter guys like you are showing the world that its the music that unites us all and won't let those in control ever divide us. You give me hope that the music will live on and keep people together long after we are gone. With that said, please one day look at "Hooker with a Penis" and "Rosetta Stoned" (with lyrics) by Tool. Thank you so much! Keep up the good work!
Great reaction, and That was a great Super bowl with my Chiefs.
Great game
Congrats 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
You took the words right out of my mouth lol that's exactly what I thought paying homage I'm aslo curious to see what Led zeppelin thought of their version
This whole album is awesome!
Someone said best cover ever, OMFG understatement. How many levels of insane sound can you get! Nuff said.
Great choice of reviews. When I first heard their cover I had no idea it was a Zeppelin song. Excellent rendition. Keep up the great content. 👍🏻☮️💟
It's funny. Several times a month I'm like, "I'm gonna crank some tool and rock out". 5 hours later I wake up in my chair, arms still sleeping like "wtf happened".
Heroin’s a hell of a drug. LOL
Interesting cover... I'm a huge Led Zeppelin fan...first time listener of Tool...This song is like the first time Luke (Stars Wars: Empire Strikes Back) journeys the dark side while training with Yoda...Yoda basically tells him, you only need to be afraid of what you take in there with you...Jamel, you are correct...back in the day...this is Led's deepest darkest song...the journey is up to you...be careful not to try and 'escape' too far...else you won't be coming back~
APC - Brena
Puscifer - Momma Sed
Team Sleep - Ever
Deftones - Graphic Nature
Brena is a good under rated song.
Momma sed!!
Yessss!!
One of my top songs of all time, definitely my favorite cover.
Man we are on the same wavelength. I just listened to this yesterday. We were talking about it at work and I cranked it up all the way home. Awesome.
#TakeABow No doubt man, this song legit gives me chills and brings tears to my eyes.....you just gotta let it take you and spit you back out on the other side. I still clearly recall the day I learned Tool covered Ledd Zepplin....It's been the same ever since. A true masterpiece of a cover. Salival is an amazing collection of the immensity that is Tool. The same album with the alternate version of Pushit live, I mean...c'moonnn! ! I hope you get a chance to see them live if you haven't already. They are in Australia now, but will be coming back. I was lucky enough to see them last November here in Boston, and it was just on a whole different level man. Great review and reaction as always man!
My all time favorite song. ALL TIME!
Gotta say, Tool really nailed it in the beginning of the song. It sounded very much like the original band. Had the wahwah pedal wailing. But later on in the middle it had that definite TOOL/ Perfect Circle sound.
It's not just you, Led Zeppelin has some crazy copyrights or something. A lot of reviewers have this problem.
Gforceracing20 which is funny because basically all of their songs were stolen from someone else lol
Yup they enforce their copyrights on anything to do with the band.
tdawggonzo88 hardly most of their songs, most of the songs that were “stolen” they took some lyrics to and they weren’t straight up covers, you listen to killing floor and lemon song and sure they pulled lyrics but over all the songs are vastly different. Which yes you can call that stealing but all their albums now have those artist listed in the liner notes so it’s a dead argument. Still the coolest band ever, and they still Rock so who gives a fuck.
Well it's more complicated than that. Warner Bros. owns the Zep catalog so it could be seen as their fault as to why permission to use Zep songs for videos like this gets denied. But the the band also has certain rights under their contract with Warner so any use of their songs have to go through them as well. Ultimately who wants to jump through 50 hoops in order to do a reaction video? And considering they'd have to jump through those hoops for each and every potential video that has any Zep songs in it. You're not gonna do it, and y-tube isn't gonna do it for you on your behalf, so don't expect it to change anytime soon.
Zeppelin will always be Zeppelin But Tool doing Zeppelin well that’s a horse of a different color. They do keep it real but add Tool styling to it. And they do a masterful job at making it worthy. It’s a about respect for the music and honoring the classics.
Deftones - Engine No 9
My favorite cover of ANY song....this is fire!
Every song from the Salival album is fire, especially THIRD EYE!
Dude !!!! I’ve never heard this cover 😍😍😍😍
Bless you . Much thanks from 🇨🇦
Schism, H., Swamp Song, The Patient, Third Eye, 4°, Push It, Bottom, The Grudge, You Lied, and Opiate are just a few amazing and underrated Tool songs. Agostina by Puscifer is a beautifully written song about his daughter. The Humbling River, Momma Sed, The Rapture, The Remedy also amazing songs from Puscifer. By and Down, Breña, Blue, and 3 Libras by A Perfect Circle are also awesome songs. I'm a HUGE fan of Maynard James Keenan, if you can't tell😂
You're becoming a TooL fan, I can feel it! 😂😂😂😂
I think he's already a Tool fan. He might not say it but after watching all the tool reactions you can tell he fucks with tool now. Maynard's a fuckin lyrical/vocal god man it's dope seeing Jamel react to him
You ever feel a cold winter wind that goes right through you and chills your soul like you didn't even have a body at all? .. yeah, this song
React to David Bowie - Bring me the Disco King (with Maynard James Keenan).
They didn’t perform the song together, but their voices were tracked together.
It was wierd because I found zep 1 on a football field in cassette. My father(I miss you Dad) had told me for years zep was the best. I called him a liar. I liked Tool. Look at me now. And the song is so fitting for my life. Tool stole nothing. They enhanced it. Payed homage.....both are now, for me, the best. Thanks man.
During the last part of that song I’m definitely rearranging my furniture via my one man mosh pit.
I was a Tool fan from Undertow. I remember getting this at the mall the day it released. I thought they did better than, I think, anyone could have. This is one of my favorite covers!
In one of the early live versions of this song...during that last big scream at the end...Maynard is "squatting" and going in circles on the stage...how he can hold a note while doing that is amazing.
Yes more TOOL!!! So glad to see you do more TOOL
This is a great choice and a fantastic cover
One of my fav tool songs even though it’s a cover the album it comes from is rare and way to expensive but it’s an awesome track really love that warbly leslie effect on the guitar and Maynards vocals are ethereal and otherworldly
Tool’s 2015/2016 tour shows opened with this song.
I agree that bands covering songs from the greats are meant to pay homage to the influencers. Tool does a great job of not just covering a song, but shining a different light on it, making you look at it from a different angle.
I like Tool and appreciate Maynards strong, passionate vocals over top of the industrial metal sound.
I knew what we were in for. I'm glad you had a good journey. One massive song aye?! Peace and respect. S
Listen to when the levee breaks by zeppelin then check out the cover by a perfect circle!
I swear this song is the perfect theme song for Tom Hardy's James Keziah Delaney on Taboo.
I love this song! And, I LOVE Tool's cover of it! Unfortunately, it sounded really distorted or scratchy. Maybe it was just on my end.
Nah whatever he did to record or whatever version he watched is a little scratchy
These guys would make this song great again. Zep had some magic on the original that puts it where this song always was. Tool are no joke. They just made it super heavy.
Great stuff!! Please do, Faith No More- just a man!
a perfect circle - the outsider 🙏🙏
I have seen them open with this twice. My brain has still not recovered from being MELTED. Their cover of You Lied by Peach (Tool's bassist former band) is an awesome song, just not that many people are familiar with it.
Another great selection by you.You cant go wrong with Tool,Rush,Ratm,and Primus
Jamel, the term "No quarter' means "No rest" in the british venacular. I believe the song is about Vikings and their struggle to get the news through to their loved ones, braving the bitter cold and the winds of "Thor'
No, no smoking, it would dull the edge of the appreciation.....this was phenomenally good
They've been playing it live for years before they put it on Salival. They opened with it in Toronto in 2001 I think it was, and let me just say as soon as everyone figured out what it was jaws was dropping!
My first time hearing Tool cover this song was back in the 90's at one of their live shows. I was blown away then and when it came out on Salival, I had to buy it. Even bigger bonus on the CD is their altered version of Pushit. I actually now prefer the alt version over the original, though both are obviously amazing.
If Led Zepplin and Pink Floyd had a baby it would be Tool