Yep. Contortionists hanging from the ceiling. Insane. Most epic concert I've ever seen, and that includes several other Tool shows (and plenty of shows from other GREAT bands, like King Crimson). Just incredible.
Adams guitar style is so unique being able to see his hands has unlocked so many riffs I didn't know how to play or were playing wrong. Like the "solo" in Stinkfist. I was playing it down the neck with open strings for years and it sounded okay until I saw he went all the way up the neck to the high octaves on the low strings and as soon as I played it that way it was a revelation.
I always like to imagine Tool was experimenting with bootleg shit behind the scenes. Cause their all “don’t do what we tell you.” And then turn around and are all, “don’t bring cameras to shows.” So, in my mind, these guys were trying to keep Tool shows very mystical by making these relics to be watched and passing them around illegally cause “Fuck the man!” You know?
I literally shit my pants when they played Third Eye. I was talking to a guy in the crowd when Timothy Leary came on. He said "third eye", I said "no, they played this last year and then went into something else. Never played third eye. They're teasing us", then when the heartbeat and Bill Hicks came on, I progressively lost it as it became more obvious they were really gonna play third eye. My favorite song of all time, this was the first and only time I saw them play it live.
I envy you, I'd kill to hear third eye live. They did play Part of Me when I went down to San Diego to see them back in January. Maynard was like "how many of you are under 30? when we wrote this song most of you guys were still sperm" and I collectively lost my shit.
Whoa... what the hell?? They started playing an early version of Wings for Marie during Maynard's speech towards the end. Very cool to see that was being written back in 2002.
It seems like Tool experiments with different ideas and riffs and jams for years before they turn into fully developed songs. Same happened with Descending, They played early versions of it as far back as 2014. Radiohead does the same, They played some songs live for years before the song actually showed up on an album.
@@larkstonguesinaspic4814 i was at Monster Mash 2015 and that was when they first played part of Descending. they also came out dressed as Led Zeppelin and played No Quarter as their opener. it was a great night!
@@MadCritter Because I will always say the same about both from my perspective no matter how far I come. It's a hero thing. But as a fan, I think Danny is a little more fluent of an octopus.
I was at this show! It was a life changing event. One of my first Tool concerts and I have now seen them more than 60 times. So cool to have this moment recorded! Thank you to everyone who was involved in this recording and thank you to Tool for making this world a more interesting and enjoyable experience!
As a guitar player and Adam Jones ripper offer, I appreciate this footage more than any other concert footage. I like how you did close ups that show little nuances in the way songs are played. For example, I never noticed Adam used his neck pickup on H. until I first saw this video back in the day. Although I’ve been to 9 Tool shows and usually stood right in front of Adam, I didn’t notice these things because I was always on too many...uhm...drugs.
Not to be contrarian, but while I see Lateralus as their magnum opus, you can tell that Maynard had already peaked vocally. Aenema was probably his peak. Before years of touring with APC was added along with Tool. You can tell in “Cold & Ugly” he was losing it.
@@NameLess-ks4fi you're absolutely right. maynard doesn't even yell during the stinkfist chorus in this era. he had all of his abilities at his disposal during the 90s
I fall asleep to this magical show over and over. I wake up when it silent and start the show over. I find peace in each song, each transition, each muttered word from mjk. Seriously grateful to be able to listen to this over and over. Thank you mysterious tool guy, you are my friend.
Then I played it again starting from the beginning and nothing but goosebumps. Seen them last night in Dallas. Took my family and everyone absolutely loved it. As soon as they started my 14 year old daughter said, “I love it, I love it, I absolutely love it”, with such great meaning behind her words.
Omg I forget that Lateralus is 21 years old. I remember what it was like when Aenima came out and we all ADORED that album. We would say this is the best song on the album for every song until some pointed out THEY'RE ALL THE BEST SONGS ON THE ALBUM!! Then waiting till 2000 for a new Tool album was utter torture. Little did we know what we were in for in the future. 13 years Tool? 13 fucking years!! I honestly didn't think I would survive to hear a new Tool album.
I was tripping balls hard when they opened with 3rd Eye back in 96/97. Needless to say I was fucked. I held on the my chair for the entire show. Still the best show I've ever seen.... But I could have been sitting in the parking lot the entire time, I can't be sure....
I was at this show, fucking awesome and basically all 8 times I've seen them are precious memories of my favorite band and drummer giving me an epic experience I'll never forget, can't wait for the new album and tour when it hits MA!
Only 20 minutes in but I'm loving the camera angles. Whomever filmed this should be commended, they knew exactly which band member to look at and when. Most focus way too much on Maynard (although he's fun to watch) and the rest get shafted except for key parts, especially Justin.
Lol, every part if Justin's playing that I know, that camera is focused perfectly, but then when a parts coming up that I struggle with and would love to see exactly how he's playing it, the camera moves away! I was like no!! It's funny, I know just about everything he plays in the grudge except for two parts, and those are the only two parts the cameras not on him..
+JScriv the beginning of the first verse "cult hits like a corner stone"... And he playes it again right after the break down... "Let this go" I have a rough idea but I can never get t to sound right... It's mostly on the A string with a couple open Low D ... But cold just be his tone to.. Never gonna make it sound perfect
MIXTA-B MARVELOUS MIC Yeah I don't think anyone knows exactly what he's playing there but it's something like -5--3--5--8--7--0--3--5- on the A and then -3--5- on the low D, just straight eighth notes, and he just repeats that 10 note pattern. That sounds good enough, it's hard to tell exactly what he plays but that must be close.
I know it’s been said but good god the closeups in this are the best. Especially in the grudge watching Justin jump around the fretboard like that. Fucking phenomenal show and video
i was there! so great to be able to see it again, as my memory of this night is a bit hazy. I do remember this being the best concert I have ever seen in my life, and just being blown away by their amazing performance. this is really cool to be able to see again, 16 years later. he wait I think I was 16 in 2003, cool. half my life ago...
Justin could outplay Death any day of the week... 48 min bass solo...pashaaaw... ...hold my phone Rufus...and my beer.... (Justin proceedes with a 2 1/2 hour bass solo) 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘😎💯💯💯
third eye, at 1:03:00, the drums. OH MY GOD, the atmosphere of pure madness and emotion maynard put before that and the sudden drop is like the afterglow of good sex
Back when Tool shows were general admission...those were the days of glory with this band...98 tour was prime Maynard but this Lateralus Era was the bands best all together performance. Danny is absolutely punishing those drums...and love the footage of Justin showing us his God like bass skills...geeez how nasty is he!! I also remember the tour with the contortionists...that tour was epic as well. This band is just special. Masters of their craft!
I don't know who Rawson is, but his filming is spectacular! Kudos to you, sir!!! This video really captures the mystique of the band and its talent. Combined with the fabulous quality of the audio, this is one of the quintessential performances of the band that have been captured and preserved for posterity. We owe all those involved a debt of gratitude!
Definitely have much gratitude for everyone involved in capturing such an amazing show! You said what I was going to say. Not only is the show amazing it was also recorded beautifully. It's a great work of art in every aspect.
Dig how the guys, namely Danny and Justin clean up Maynard's timing mistakes.. I don't even think people notice just how much that happens in their live performances..
I was there! Walking distance from my house. Lowell, Massachusetts. Birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution! Machines operating on water power. Great show! RIP Ryan McMahon. March, 2003. At 28 years young.
Seeing and hearing them live is so much greater than their recorded albums, their records. I play guitar and bass to their records, and just can't get this.. Feeling.. That they have live.
When I first saw them. I loved their music, but had no idea what the show was going to be. Didn't even know what they looked like. Then The Grudge starts up. & From that point until the end my head was experiencing one massive explosion like a million sticks of dynamite going off like dominoes. 🤯 They are AWESOME LIVE!!!!
EPIC indeed! Loving the close up shots.... Especially Danny's uber quick 32nd notes flurries in the extended part of Stinkfist. Since y'all busted out a KILLER new version of Opiate that hits on the road version, maybe give this one a rinse too? I'll take my answer off the air, thanks!
It's amazing to see this footage...I saw them twice in '96 for this tour and memories for me are HD and still vivid...yet this video quality makes me think I'm watching some Opiate-era bootleg in some seedy LA open mic bar. Tool is iconic and ageless...just unreal
H. is still one of my favorite songs of all time. And I love playing it on guitar. It influenced one my bands most popular songs. Chopu. Wednesday if not Before. Google it. You'll probably find.
I went to both tours they did back to back... in 2001 They had the guy from Faith no more open for them.. then in 2002. I seen them with meshuggah. the combo of both sets for there shows was something very beautiful... Ride the Spiral
Not just the “guy from Faith No More” Also the guy from The Jesus Lizard & the guy from Helmet & the guy from Melvin’s. AKA Tomahawk!!! Fucking all badasses! 🤟😎🤘
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The Lateralus tour was undoubtedly Tool at the peak of their powers.
The Lateralus era concerts were nothing short of spectacular. Saw them twice during that period and it still stands as my favorite shows ever.
Same here, saw them 01 in Orlando. They had the sand people dangling from the ceiling
Yep. Contortionists hanging from the ceiling. Insane. Most epic concert I've ever seen, and that includes several other Tool shows (and plenty of shows from other GREAT bands, like King Crimson). Just incredible.
Damn I was too ducking young I’d do anything to see those :(
Yes! 01 in Louisville blew my mind out of my skull.
Summer of ‘98 tour was amazing as well. Saw them in Dallas and they were so damn intense, especially MJK.
props to camera man he knows where to go right at the artists cue points he obviously listens to them ALOT
mattinwinkymg Steve rawson filmed a lot of great shows around 2000 from ma
Who doesn't???
Adams guitar style is so unique being able to see his hands has unlocked so many riffs I didn't know how to play or were playing wrong. Like the "solo" in Stinkfist. I was playing it down the neck with open strings for years and it sounded okay until I saw he went all the way up the neck to the high octaves on the low strings and as soon as I played it that way it was a revelation.
🥰🥰🥰
I always like to imagine Tool was experimenting with bootleg shit behind the scenes. Cause their all “don’t do what we tell you.” And then turn around and are all, “don’t bring cameras to shows.” So, in my mind, these guys were trying to keep Tool shows very mystical by making these relics to be watched and passing them around illegally cause “Fuck the man!” You know?
It's crazy what 1 set of vocal chords, 10 strings and drum set can create...especially when wielded by aliens
Be fair - Danny has 8 arms, judging by how he plays!!!
Sometimes 11 strings…
If u wanna hear it that way then yeah amazing
I literally shit my pants when they played Third Eye.
I was talking to a guy in the crowd when Timothy Leary came on. He said "third eye", I said "no, they played this last year and then went into something else. Never played third eye. They're teasing us", then when the heartbeat and Bill Hicks came on, I progressively lost it as it became more obvious they were really gonna play third eye.
My favorite song of all time, this was the first and only time I saw them play it live.
Hugo Stiglitz poor guy had to deal with your shat pants smell for the rest of the show
I envy you, I'd kill to hear third eye live. They did play Part of Me when I went down to San Diego to see them back in January. Maynard was like "how many of you are under 30? when we wrote this song most of you guys were still sperm" and I collectively lost my shit.
I was at this show also. Seen Tool 3 times. 3rd eye performed just once.
I was there. I felt the same. Just teasing us. And they played Triad. Awesome show.
Third Eye AND Lateralus on the same setlist? Hot damn!
It was awesome!
I know ... I would give all my X mass presents in my life away if I could teleport back there right now.
@@davidnagy3511 Xmas presents? I'd give my kidneys..
And H.
@@verstarkt2192 i would sacrafice my limbs to witness every tool show from 93 to now
Whoa... what the hell?? They started playing an early version of Wings for Marie during Maynard's speech towards the end. Very cool to see that was being written back in 2002.
It seems like Tool experiments with different ideas and riffs and jams for years before they turn into fully developed songs. Same happened with Descending, They played early versions of it as far back as 2014. Radiohead does the same, They played some songs live for years before the song actually showed up on an album.
@@larkstonguesinaspic4814 i was at Monster Mash 2015 and that was when they first played part of Descending. they also came out dressed as Led Zeppelin and played No Quarter as their opener. it was a great night!
When your only chance to jam with each other is while you are performing on stage sometimes new songs are born out of interludes.
@@larkstonguesinaspic4814And apparently the 7empest intro riff was even written back in 94.
*Tracklist*
0:00 Cold & Ugly (Intro riff from Rush)
04:44 The Grudge
14:22 Stinkfist (Extended)
20:48 H
28:00 Schism (Extended intro)
39:24 Parabol (Extended intro)
44:33 Parabola
51:06 Third Eye (Album version)
1:07:40 Intermission
1:17:00 Disposition
1:23:06 Reflection
1:37:22 Triad (Featuring Meshuggah)
1:48:18 Closing words (Wings For Marie tease)
1:50:57 Lateralus
God bless you
@@aliihsangocmez250 *Tool Bless You more like
did u not mention grudge on purpose my man?
@@alabastrowe7988 see song 2
@@satevo462 he didnt mention it at first but he edited it
One of the best performces of the Grudge that I´ve ever seen..
rexhayabusa my personal favorite grudge performance is new York 2002
Just checked it out, Maynards scream is inhuman
I was just thinking that exact same thing about H. lol.. but also Grudge, definitely
Enai De A Lukal Radio City H. Is incredible
Between Maynards scream, Justin absolutely killing the bass and Danny with some serious aggression on those drums..what a masterpiece performance
Reflection is the best song of all time
DRT are low key one of their best live songs, one long ass mind fuck
It’s my favourite Tool song which places it high in the running for best song ever and always :)
Descending is the new 10,000 Days. Playing snippets of it in concert before revealing it in it's entirety.
Rust T wouldn't be another like 4 years until they released 10,000 days
@Nick B oh fuck. That means we're gonna have to wait another 3 years for the new album then? Fuck my life
Hugo Stiglitz Possibly, Tool has tours this year so thats cutting down on time to write. If id guess id say this year or next year for the release.
Nick B
Fuck.
i know right
Seeing Danny up close playing the Grudge solo is mind blowing.
Far superior to any drummer I've ever seen.
@@jacqmikeputraw7898 Peart is kinda dead
@@jacqmikeputraw7898 As a lifelong Rush fan, whose absorbed every album and documentary, Danny is Neil on steroids.
@@jacqmikeputraw7898bro wtf? You commented this after Neil had been dead for a fair amount of time. You living under a rock?
@@doodlebob3758Danny himself will tell you the opposite
@@MadCritter Because I will always say the same about both from my perspective no matter how far I come. It's a hero thing. But as a fan, I think Danny is a little more fluent of an octopus.
cold and ugly! such a great opener!
Lateral Universe that scream in the beginning was so fucking badass
Love basically all of Opiate. Sweat never really clicked for me that much
Bo Shredd sweat is probably my favorite
A Passage to Bangkok!
Insane. Incredible.
Every track.
Triad is just otherworldly
I still don't get the point, why adding "[EPIC]" in the title, it's the same word as Tool to me...
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I was at this show! It was a life changing event. One of my first Tool concerts and I have now seen them more than 60 times. So cool to have this moment recorded! Thank you to everyone who was involved in this recording and thank you to Tool for making this world a more interesting and enjoyable experience!
60!! Legendary
His shaman dancing in Third Eye is something Beyond MAGIC and the song is one of their best works from the psychedelic period. The bridge is so Doors
As a guitar player and Adam Jones ripper offer, I appreciate this footage more than any other concert footage. I like how you did close ups that show little nuances in the way songs are played. For example, I never noticed Adam used his neck pickup on H. until I first saw this video back in the day. Although I’ve been to 9 Tool shows and usually stood right in front of Adam, I didn’t notice these things because I was always on too many...uhm...drugs.
Hi george
Agreed!!!!
A little bit of DMT always helps
The Lateralus tour was the band in its prime
Not to be contrarian, but while I see Lateralus as their magnum opus, you can tell that Maynard had already peaked vocally. Aenema was probably his peak. Before years of touring with APC was added along with Tool. You can tell in “Cold & Ugly” he was losing it.
@@NameLess-ks4fi I agree. They would go on to write better songs, but 98 was peak Tool in terms of the live performance.
@@AhYesIndeedItsFunTime Dude, your like the only one who has ever agreed with me. To me it’s clear as day if you watch the videos from that era.
@@NameLess-ks4fi you're absolutely right. maynard doesn't even yell during the stinkfist chorus in this era. he had all of his abilities at his disposal during the 90s
@@NameLess-ks4fi yeah
I was at this very show. Just randomly happened across this video, never even thought to look for it. Got goosebumps reliving it.
Maynard looks like a shaman that's possessed and is pulling us into his visions.
Seeing Danny go all out, fills me with so much awe/
I fall asleep to this magical show over and over. I wake up when it silent and start the show over. I find peace in each song, each transition, each muttered word from mjk. Seriously grateful to be able to listen to this over and over. Thank you mysterious tool guy, you are my friend.
This has got to be one the best performances of H. they've ever done, I have goosebumps
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26:14 ... no words for how this makes me feel ❤🔥
I get it, I’m with you.
Then I played it again starting from the beginning and nothing but goosebumps. Seen them last night in Dallas. Took my family and everyone absolutely loved it. As soon as they started my 14 year old daughter said, “I love it, I love it, I absolutely love it”, with such great meaning behind her words.
Justin Chancellor is an incredible bassist.
Very!!!!
Extremely
Omg I forget that Lateralus is 21 years old. I remember what it was like when Aenima came out and we all ADORED that album. We would say this is the best song on the album for every song until some pointed out THEY'RE ALL THE BEST SONGS ON THE ALBUM!! Then waiting till 2000 for a new Tool album was utter torture. Little did we know what we were in for in the future. 13 years Tool? 13 fucking years!! I honestly didn't think I would survive to hear a new Tool album.
I was tripping balls hard when they opened with 3rd Eye back in 96/97. Needless to say I was fucked. I held on the my chair for the entire show. Still the best show I've ever seen.... But I could have been sitting in the parking lot the entire time, I can't be sure....
The end of "The Grudge" has always been my favorite Tool moment, and this video shows exactly why, thanks for sharing!
My dad was at this concert when I was 1 year old. What a time to be a fan of TOOL
I have good bumps watching his scream during the Grudge. THE best band of all time
Third eye has to be my fav compositions ever
H. - the greatest song ever
That rush intro though
I was at this show, fucking awesome and basically all 8 times I've seen them are precious memories of my favorite band and drummer giving me an epic experience I'll never forget, can't wait for the new album and tour when it hits MA!
The best Tool show I ever went to.
Immense sonic art geniuses at work... Being able to listen and feel the inspiration of TOOL is an absolute pleasure in this lifetime.
I wish they never stopped d/r/t easily the best songs they ever fuckin made and what beautiful visuals
This is easily the best Tool concert posted by ToolArchive. It's perfection.
I was at this show....it something special to watch 18 years later. I was 27 and was this happened. Agreed...thank you camera man-great job!!!
the soundscapes take ya to infinity
Only 20 minutes in but I'm loving the camera angles. Whomever filmed this should be commended, they knew exactly which band member to look at and when. Most focus way too much on Maynard (although he's fun to watch) and the rest get shafted except for key parts, especially Justin.
Lol, every part if Justin's playing that I know, that camera is focused perfectly, but then when a parts coming up that I struggle with and would love to see exactly how he's playing it, the camera moves away! I was like no!! It's funny, I know just about everything he plays in the grudge except for two parts, and those are the only two parts the cameras not on him..
Lol, which parts? I play too :)
+JScriv the beginning of the first verse "cult hits like a corner stone"... And he playes it again right after the break down... "Let this go" I have a rough idea but I can never get t to sound right... It's mostly on the A string with a couple open Low D ... But cold just be his tone to.. Never gonna make it sound perfect
+MIXTA-B MARVELOUS MIC
Hahah "cult".. Clutch
MIXTA-B MARVELOUS MIC Yeah I don't think anyone knows exactly what he's playing there but it's something like -5--3--5--8--7--0--3--5- on the A and then -3--5- on the low D, just straight eighth notes, and he just repeats that 10 note pattern. That sounds good enough, it's hard to tell exactly what he plays but that must be close.
I know it’s been said but good god the closeups in this are the best. Especially in the grudge watching Justin jump around the fretboard like that. Fucking phenomenal show and video
The build up to triad is insane
i was there! so great to be able to see it again, as my memory of this night is a bit hazy. I do remember this being the best concert I have ever seen in my life, and just being blown away by their amazing performance. this is really cool to be able to see again, 16 years later. he wait I think I was 16 in 2003, cool. half my life ago...
Great! Thanks once again 'ToolArchive' ! Note: Date: Oct. 28th 2002. Venue: Tsongas Arena. City: Lowell, MA.
Tool is/are Wild Stallions.
Justin could outplay Death any day of the week...
48 min bass solo...pashaaaw...
...hold my phone Rufus...and my beer....
(Justin proceedes with a 2 1/2 hour bass solo)
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘😎💯💯💯
this tour was my first Tool experience. So glad someone got it on video!
I was there for this concert. When they started playing Third Eye and Maynard came out with his body painted up I went nuts.
third eye, at 1:03:00, the drums. OH MY GOD, the atmosphere of pure madness and emotion maynard put before that and the sudden drop is like the afterglow of good sex
Lowell. Lowell. Lowell. This may be the best show I ever went to. Days away I can still feel you.
This set is god tier. All it needs is 46&2.
My sentiments exactly ... the way this was filmed, plus the audio mixes is so intense, I really would have liked to have seen that one as well..
This is one of the top 3 concerts ToolArchive has posted. From Disposition onwards it's just mind blowing.
H.
this, quite honestly, is the perfect concert.
Amazing version of stinkfist! What a spectacle to see. Thanks for the video cameraman!
Maynard’s positive speech... the jam became a few tool songs. Boom
Guys holy shit during the speech they are playing parts from wings for Marie
the best 'tool era' , and remastered nonetheless ! fuck yea, 💘 u Archive...lol
During maynards speech that was wings pt 1 ive never realised that, they already had it teased 4 years before release
Back when Tool shows were general admission...those were the days of glory with this band...98 tour was prime Maynard but this Lateralus Era was the bands best all together performance. Danny is absolutely punishing those drums...and love the footage of Justin showing us his God like bass skills...geeez how nasty is he!! I also remember the tour with the contortionists...that tour was epic as well. This band is just special. Masters of their craft!
The best to ever do it
This performance is spectacular
imop this is the best setlist 🧚♀️
If only I'd been born yet this would have been a sight to behold good God
What a great show was my first time at the Tsongas. They killed it.
Me too. I think. Might've seen Pantera and Slayer there but that might've been worcester not the Tsongas
I don't know who Rawson is, but his filming is spectacular! Kudos to you, sir!!! This video really captures the mystique of the band and its talent. Combined with the fabulous quality of the audio, this is one of the quintessential performances of the band that have been captured and preserved for posterity. We owe all those involved a debt of gratitude!
Definitely have much gratitude for everyone involved in capturing such an amazing show! You said what I was going to say. Not only is the show amazing it was also recorded beautifully. It's a great work of art in every aspect.
Dig how the guys, namely Danny and Justin clean up Maynard's timing mistakes.. I don't even think people notice just how much that happens in their live performances..
I would give anything to teleport to 2002 and see Holy Trinity
wow. what an awesome set list
What is the first song? Flood?
@@ethanrom22 description says Cold and Ugly
@@flipnog this song ever released or just played live like Opiate was
@@ethanrom22 I don’t actually know. I know the Lateralus songs like the back of my hand though
@@flipnog top 5 greatest rock albums of all time
Why, why, WHY are these people looking AWAY during Disposition?!
Is that tomas haake? Supporting drummer on triad. Awesome
This was my 3rd Tool show! I remember waiting in line outside and joking that they are playing Third Eye. Then, they actually played it!!
Love that wings riff during the positive speech
26:15 “I-I-I I DONT MIIIIIIND!!!!” 🔥
I was there! Walking distance from my house. Lowell, Massachusetts. Birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution! Machines operating on water power. Great show! RIP Ryan McMahon. March, 2003. At 28 years young.
I've never seen a set list with eulogy on it one of my personal favorites.
Jason McLaren they played it a lot 95-99
Dude. Epic is right. The fucking, happy, smiling orgasms I had... Holy fucking shit. Thank you.
Seeing and hearing them live is so much greater than their recorded albums, their records. I play guitar and bass to their records, and just can't get this.. Feeling.. That they have live.
I get what you mean, I just saw them at aftershock and I got to be right up on the fence. That was the best shit ever.
ewwww, Tool fans are borderline unforgivable for their inane horseshit statements
oh its this clown
When I first saw them. I loved their music, but had no idea what the show was going to be. Didn't even know what they looked like. Then The Grudge starts up. & From that point until the end my head was experiencing one massive explosion like a million sticks of dynamite going off like dominoes. 🤯 They are AWESOME LIVE!!!!
Tool is too good to be human \m/
Thank u so much for uploading :-)
Good play on words, I assure that they are as human as one can be.
Pragmatic in the way they see things think those interviews tell everything.
The Lateralus Tour was their absolute best tour....these songs were so amazing live...
🤘👍💯
Ohhhh man remastered sounds great
1:49:20 10,000 days in the making! Haha
Love em seen em Twice this week need more shows
Lucky crowd got third eye, 'Twas a rarity that era
EPIC indeed! Loving the close up shots.... Especially Danny's uber quick 32nd notes flurries in the extended part of Stinkfist. Since y'all busted out a KILLER new version of Opiate that hits on the road version, maybe give this one a rinse too? I'll take my answer off the air, thanks!
That Passage to Bangkok intro made Cold & Ugly instantly 10x better.
Saw them on this tour in Greenville, NC (I believe it was). Lateralus changed my life forever.
It's amazing to see this footage...I saw them twice in '96 for this tour and memories for me are HD and still vivid...yet this video quality makes me think I'm watching some Opiate-era bootleg in some seedy LA open mic bar. Tool is iconic and ageless...just unreal
Majestic concert , very well filmed. One of the best from Lateralus tour. Wow. The setlist is superb
THIS IS FUCKING LEGENDARY
H. is still one of my favorite songs of all time. And I love playing it on guitar. It influenced one my bands most popular songs. Chopu. Wednesday if not Before. Google it. You'll probably find.
Amazing ♡ sweet memories..especially now
Whats amazing is they push themselves like it’s their last concert and last time they play music…
Epic 18 second scream 11:40 to 11:58.
That setlist is incredible.
I went to both tours they did back to back... in 2001 They had the guy from Faith no more open for them.. then in 2002. I seen them with meshuggah. the combo of both sets for there shows was something very beautiful... Ride the Spiral
Not just the “guy from Faith No More” Also the guy from The Jesus Lizard & the guy from Helmet & the guy from Melvin’s.
AKA Tomahawk!!! Fucking all badasses! 🤟😎🤘
I was at this show! They played 3rd eye in this set also. Great show!
I can't find a lateralus-era show with sound that isn't muddy echo zone