I'm ever so slightly old . Was lucky enough to see both Bonham (79 and 80) and Carey ( 2022) Though Bonham was maybe reaching his end-game at that point,and may God rest Him, I can't help but feel that Carey is a better drummer. Genius. I have never experienced anything like Tool in Dublin 2022. I'll die happy.
My favorite band of all time. No question. Period. I love these guys and always will. Maynard, Adam, Danny, Justin... I fucking love you guys and thank you for the art you gave us. I mean that from the bottom of my heart. Your music has meant so much to me through my adult life. I cannot express how thankful I am.
being a led zeppelin fan from day1, I am 63 yrs young, I have no problem with maynard covering this song. I think that this cover showed respect and am totally down with it.
You read my mind..... this song changed my life in the very early 80's. Now my youngest son gets to experience this with TOOL......I've been a huge fan since 1990. Still there is no rival to these guys.
The boys were in peak performance for sure, Adam melded into his guitar, Danny was octopus man deluxe, Justin was groovin in his own reality and Maynard well was Maynard...
BP O Would love to hear the three remaining legends take on this version. The way they cover NQ, it's like it was written FOR them! Talk about making a song your own.
First time I heard this was when I bought Salival. I cannot believe how f'n stunning, beautiful and haunting it is. My god, it's a beautiful cover. Only Tool. No one else could do this song justice.
For the newbies ( myself included): In live performances with Tool, Keenan has often been situated on a platform towards the rear of the stage, without a spotlight, facing the backdrop rather than the audience. Breckinridge Haggerty, the band's live video director, says that the dark spaces on stage "are mostly for Maynard". He explains, "a lot of the songs are a personal journey for him and he has a hard time with the glare of the lights when he's trying to reproduce these emotions for the audience. He needs a bit of personal space, and he feels more comfortable in the shadows." An exception, which surprised even devout Tool fans, occurred when a fan climbed on stage and attempted to hug Keenan during the band's performance of "Pushit". After dropping the fan to the ground with a gentle hip toss, Keenan, continuing to sing, wrapped himself around the man's back into a rear naked choke. He held the man without actually constricting his neck, allowing him to raise his fist in celebration. Keenan eventually turned the man to his stomach and sat on his back, where he stayed for "an uncomfortably long period of time."
The fact musicians of this caliber can take such a classic song as this, from Led Zeppelin, and make it their own just shows everyone how damn good these guys are at their craft..whether Tool or A Perfect Circle.
And people wonder why Danny Carey is my favorite drummer. Just look and listen to his playing and contribution to drumming and drummers of the past. He is a drumming God and has the coolest kit in the world and he plays so powerful yet clean and his chops and rhythms and sounds are otherworldly.
Kudos to Led Zeppelin. Imagine being such a influential force of music that Tool paid YOU homage with a cover. That was the band's "Tool" growing up, for them.
Yup. Particularly a Zeppelin tune that remains obscure. Honestly, MJK's vocal treatment is preferable to Plant's. I always loved this tune, but I found the vocals out-of-place and distracting (Zep's studio effort AND live performances). For me, the dynamics between Page & Bonham - along with John Paul Jones's understated organ playing - is the soul of the song. Plant's vocals on the studio album, and on any live version I've heard, are frankly awful. If you know of any better Plant performances, let me know. Keenan's treatment with synthed effects is appropriate for the tune; enough to complement it, without being overbearing. This lets the instrumentalists in Tool make No Quarter their own. Great performance; particularly the minimalist guitar work.
I wouldn't say it's obscure I mean music fans no no quarter. But yeah it definitely is such a haunting amazing song. Glad they chose to put their spin on it.
I'd love to hear them do "When the Levee Breaks". Such psychedelic music, plus another chance for Danny to amaze with his power and interpretation of a beat that leaves a lot of room for him. When it comes to HEAVY music, TOOL and Mastodon are very much my style, over a focus on speed or BPM.
This song really astounding. I mean Danny has always been astounding top5 since the start. He may have leaped way past everyone in history he might be the new G.O.A.T. All these guys are fucking chicken skin city. What a great band. Best of our generation. They might be better than everybody ever.
I've seen alot if bands. Pink Floyd twife. Stevie Ray Vaughn. You name it. Except Rush Primus and Tool have all escaped me. So fuck you dick! Oh Buckethead comes before those three and those three are all tied at 2nd. Fucker probAbly tell me he just seen Buckethead too. Hege!
@@eriklaughlin7255 .Offended is not the proper word, but I get what Michael is saying. Typically (if not always), covers of LZ suck to high heaven. Tool pulls this off as one of its songs. I saw LZ many times in the '70s and Robert Plant is envious of Maynard and the way he sings this song.:)
All I can say is WOW. No quarter fits in perfectly with Tools style of playing. It's an epic f'n song and Tool did it justice. What else do you expect? Magnificent, Legendary, F'N EPIC.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The entire band is the greatest melding of talents since Zeppelin. My son and I saw them in Cincinnati just a couple weeks ago and he (my son) was BLOWN away absolutely!! Hes always heard them, since he was a baby. Now hes listening to them and finally gets it! Myself, I've been a huge fan since '90-91. November,5 2019 was one of those proud Papa nights, for sure!
If the Zep sold out to the dark Lord this song is their masterpiece. Raw, haunting, and beautiful. Tool does it justice. Best guitar riff grinding it out till the end.
Damn brings back memories. A friend and I where at this show.. Thought I lost my signed poster when my stoage got broken into while I was moving but just a month ago I found it. I Friggin LOVE TOOL
Absolutely. I saw Tool for the first time in 2001 during the Lateralus era. I was blown away all 3 times I saw them on that tour. It was so f'n beautiful. I saw them a few weeks ago and oh my god, you wanna talk about getting choked up. It was so stunning. I'm always in awe when I see them. Their version of Zeppelin's "No Quarter" is so hauntingly beautiful. There are no words. Phenomenal indeed.
"...... Lock the door....... turn out the lights...... no one's coming....home toniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight!!!!!!!!! Chills. Fucking chills. God I love this band.
Thank you! Yes, he truly is, and I think Danny or MJK tend to get more attention than he does. Adam's bizarre style gives the atmosphere of the song, and Justin's unique, technical, guitar-like style gives the structure of the song. So many of the songs are practically "defined" by him: Schism, Reflection, 46+2, etc.
Justin’s baselines need to be listened to and reflected upon in isolation and celebrated. I have listened to many a great bass players but Justin remains in the elite section of that list - his harmony, string arrangement and intricate playing give Adam’s guitar the perfect foundation to create the trademark sound. What a musician and what a band 🔥🤘💪
i saw Tool live at their debut in Europe : 93 / 94 /96/98 - I was lucky to attend 4 of them . and playing No Quarter without reserve .......stunning the public in Belgian summer festivals . Those were the day guys , Maynard wearing his pink piyamas and Native hair cut .
That was very intense, a very well done rendition of the Zeppelin gang! They fuckin really sounded GREAT and I think in their style they killed it. Very nice, I will watch it again! Thanks, very well done!
Danny is set up on top of the drums instead of behind them, his ergonomics are jazz like, unlike many metal drummers. His setup lends to his style and visa versa.
oh. my. god. tool covering led zep. im speechless, really. is there a quality recording of this... on this planet... wait, no... in all the multiverses out there... 😍🎧
It was a great concert. Seen them twice now. Ist time at the Epicenter at the Pamona Fair Grounds a few years before this concert and they did not disappoint.
I'm not a drummer, so wouldn't know a "ride cymbal" if it jumped up off the kit and hit me in the head, but I find it kinda amusing that he'd "name" one of his cymbals.
The live version of opeth's "blackwater park", from "the roundhouse tapes" features a little interlude after the song, where /Mikael Akerfeldt is just talking about the band. @ one point he says, "when I say hey, axe, the drummer will quit playing that effing "glide cymbal". I had 2 google it, so I guess I can do the same with "ride cymbal".
It was really nice of Led Zeppelin to write a song for Tool 50 years ago.
The best living drummer covering the best drummer to live…brilliant!
I'm ever so slightly old .
Was lucky enough to see both Bonham (79 and 80) and Carey ( 2022)
Though Bonham was maybe reaching his end-game at that point,and may God rest Him, I can't help but feel that Carey is a better drummer. Genius.
I have never experienced anything like Tool in Dublin 2022.
I'll die happy.
Well stated!
Both pioneers within their respected eras!
@tadhgrussell1793 1000% agreed! Also Page is great is Composer but flat as guitar player...
I have seen both, this is fantastic! one of my favorite zepplin songs!
@@MrIgorek13lmao congrats on having an opinion maybe 3 other people on the planet agree with
This song could last forever.
I wish it did
And I would be eternally grateful
As a Zeppelin devote, I have never heard another band capture this song, until just this minute.
Hey check out the Martin Miller band doing this cover as well they did an awesome job too.
Godsmack covering it brought me here. Not bad at all...
Zeppelin are the best band to ever walk earth .. thats why Tool are covering them
Zeppelin and Tool imo the best bands to walk the earth
omg! agree
I say the same thing everyday
yes, agreed
AGREED BRO!!!
Pink Floyd entered the room
I like this better than the original. And I do not apologize
it's good ..so very good but original from a different time different drug's lol
No apologies necessary, this is a fact!
There can only be one original but I must say this is a great testament to this song
You dirty guy. I say the same thing.
It's Amazing
John Bonham would have loved Danny Carey
I believe this to be true.
HE DOES!
Reincarnation?
He's definitely got some guns.
Watching Danny take a 4/4 time signature song and make it much more complicated is one of my favorite things of all time!
My favorite band of all time. No question. Period. I love these guys and always will. Maynard, Adam, Danny, Justin... I fucking love you guys and thank you for the art you gave us. I mean that from the bottom of my heart. Your music has meant so much to me through my adult life. I cannot express how thankful I am.
Same with me. They created the soundtrack to my life.
being a led zeppelin fan from day1, I am 63 yrs young, I have no problem with maynard covering this song. I think that this cover showed respect and am totally down with it.
This song was meant to be covered by tool
You read my mind..... this song changed my life in the very early 80's. Now my youngest son gets to experience this with TOOL......I've been a huge fan since 1990. Still there is no rival to these guys.
i agree 100
Totally agreed Mr Jimmy spot on
I've heard it covered by other bands, but damn Tool took this classic to A WHOLE OTHER LEVEL OF EPICNESS. Stunning just stunning.
Much agreed.
The boys were in peak performance for sure, Adam melded into his guitar, Danny was octopus man deluxe, Justin was groovin in his own reality and Maynard well was Maynard...
Maynard just being an alien as always.
Legends paying homage to Legends. Eargasms
Hendrix doing Watchtower kind of thing IMHO
BP O Would love to hear the three remaining legends take on this version.
The way they cover NQ, it's like it was written FOR them!
Talk about making a song your own.
First time I heard this was when I bought Salival. I cannot believe how f'n stunning, beautiful and haunting it is. My god, it's a beautiful cover. Only Tool. No one else could do this song justice.
My 2nd favorite band covering my 1st favorite band!! Tool needs to play that whole album! Then I can be laid to rest.
or just put to bed. with it on repeat.
More like GODD@MN sh[t the bed again...
Exactly!!! 2nd fav covering 1st fav. How lucky can we be?!
im with you im 50
My 1st favourite band playing my 2nd favourites song which happens to be my favourite Led Zeppelin song lol
With total respect to Led Zeppelin. Very few bands can cover them like this.
Indeed. Nobody can cover the mighty Zeppelin like Tool. No one.
markfromct2 No kidding
@@rubaidaallen2764 -- Check out Great White's live album: Great Zeppelin. They do a phenomenal job!
@@rubaidaallen2764 -- What about Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience? Afterall, he's John Bonham's son and no one comes closer on drums.
@@antimurphy8212
I've yet to hear it. I've heard its excellent. I'm a huge DC fan. Biased 😂😂
Any carey haters or skeptics keep in mind this man is in his 60s. Hes in better physical condition than guys in their 20s tbh
He's not in his 60s...
@@jensclarberg6419 he was born in 1961 which makes him 61 years old at the time of typing this
@@simeoni666 this video is from 2016 though but we get your point.
Today his physical condition is better than guys in their 30s.
@@jensclarberg6419 um okay he is but whatever
Maynard just like Layne has a instantly recognizable unique voice that fits their genre.
For me two of the best frontman of the 90s, along with Cornell, Lanegan, Weiland and Anselmo!
@@vinyldiary6664 Cornell for the Win!
@@jesseowyang6686 \m/ \m/ \m/
it all fits perfectly together....great fuckin music
But the big difference is and always will always be his sobriety!
no comparison in my book.
For the newbies ( myself included):
In live performances with Tool, Keenan has often been situated on a platform towards the rear of the stage, without a spotlight, facing the backdrop rather than the audience. Breckinridge Haggerty, the band's live video director, says that the dark spaces on stage "are mostly for Maynard". He explains, "a lot of the songs are a personal journey for him and he has a hard time with the glare of the lights when he's trying to reproduce these emotions for the audience. He needs a bit of personal space, and he feels more comfortable in the shadows." An exception, which surprised even devout Tool fans, occurred when a fan climbed on stage and attempted to hug Keenan during the band's performance of "Pushit". After dropping the fan to the ground with a gentle hip toss, Keenan, continuing to sing, wrapped himself around the man's back into a rear naked choke. He held the man without actually constricting his neck, allowing him to raise his fist in celebration. Keenan eventually turned the man to his stomach and sat on his back, where he stayed for "an uncomfortably long period of time."
I actually saw Zep to this live back in the day. I'm highly impressed w/ Tools version. Danny and Adam--f'n brillant.
Meet Adam two weeks ago in Sarasota restaurant. OMG❤❤❤
Very cool to hear my favorite Led Zeppelin covered by a band I’ve respected for decades. I enjoy Maynard James Keenan’s lyric changes too.
Everyone lucky enough to attend this show..... I'd have given my kidney to attend.
I,d have given both
@@robak2237 -- Then you wouldn't be alive.
Alex Trebeck: Ohhh, sorry, the question was "What is my left one?"
You have two kidneys, Tyler. Maybe save the 2nd for next time they're around ;- )
The acid started kicking in during Primus. This followed by The Grudge was the greatest 1-2 punch Ive ever experienced
Danny is simply perfection. Everything he does is amazing and totally precise. He's definitely a GOAT!
It's like Thor learned to play the drums.
Traded in his hammer for a pair of sticks.
Danny Carey taught Thor how to Thor
DC, best in the world. His drumming is so powerful its ridiculous.
Kev Lafond that was funny man, you made my day
The Linehams I was laughing at Kev comment and the I saw yours and I felt off my chair. Thank you both!
The fact musicians of this caliber can take such a classic song as this, from Led Zeppelin, and make it their own just shows everyone how damn good these guys are at their craft..whether Tool or A Perfect Circle.
Or puscifer
Don't even see why they even bothered....they brought nothing new to the piece....rather boring
Tool is the hammer of the gods for the modern era. 🤘
And people wonder why Danny Carey is my favorite drummer. Just look and listen to his playing and contribution to drumming and drummers of the past. He is a drumming God and has the coolest kit in the world and he plays so powerful yet clean and his chops and rhythms and sounds are otherworldly.
I never got into Tool...but after seeing this, I am impressed!!!!
Your basic three instruments, and they freakin kill it every freaki. Time!!! Amazing truly a gift from god to be able to listen to these guys .
Greatest band of its era.
For me there is no competition, two great bands, two fantastic interpretations, but it takes some serious balls to play this sound! even more live!
Kudos to Led Zeppelin. Imagine being such a influential force of music that Tool paid YOU homage with a cover. That was the band's "Tool" growing up, for them.
Yup. Particularly a Zeppelin tune that remains obscure. Honestly, MJK's vocal treatment is preferable to Plant's. I always loved this tune, but I found the vocals out-of-place and distracting (Zep's studio effort AND live performances). For me, the dynamics between Page & Bonham - along with John Paul Jones's understated organ playing - is the soul of the song. Plant's vocals on the studio album, and on any live version I've heard, are frankly awful. If you know of any better Plant performances, let me know. Keenan's treatment with synthed effects is appropriate for the tune; enough to complement it, without being overbearing. This lets the instrumentalists in Tool make No Quarter their own. Great performance; particularly the minimalist guitar work.
I wouldn't say it's obscure I mean music fans no no quarter. But yeah it definitely is such a haunting amazing song. Glad they chose to put their spin on it.
Totally! And to start the set with it!
I'd love to hear them do "When the Levee Breaks". Such psychedelic music, plus another chance for Danny to amaze with his power and interpretation of a beat that leaves a lot of room for him. When it comes to HEAVY music, TOOL and Mastodon are very much my style, over a focus on speed or BPM.
My thoughts exactly William
Goddamn, Adam's guitar solo in this live performance is just so gritty, it's fantastic.
danny carey is the fukin maaaaaaannnnnn!!!!!!
Danny is a man Neil Peart is a GOD !!!
This song really astounding. I mean Danny has always been astounding top5 since the start. He may have leaped way past everyone in history he might be the new G.O.A.T. All these guys are fucking chicken skin city. What a great band. Best of our generation. They might be better than everybody ever.
Kind of a Herb style of drumming groove city all that technical shit looks effortless for Herb and Danny and alike.
No shit huh? He blows me away and seems like a decent guy to boot.
He sure is...........
63 years old, just the best TOOL in my workshop.
My brother and I went to this show. Freaking amazing. Tool and Rush are a must see live.
It's funny you say that, because those are the only two bands i've paid to see live.
Rush are no more, sadly. You are the lucky ones!
Truth
What Rush song would Tool do?
I've seen alot if bands. Pink Floyd twife. Stevie Ray Vaughn. You name it. Except Rush Primus and Tool have all escaped me. So fuck you dick! Oh Buckethead comes before those three and those three are all tied at 2nd. Fucker probAbly tell me he just seen Buckethead too. Hege!
My favourite contemporary band paying a beautiful homage to my all-time favourite band. What a happy evening this is. Thanks for posting!
You guys should listen to the studio version.
I usually get offended by covers of LZ but this one kicks ass
Who cares if you get offended , really, covering great bands is honoring them, not meant to better worse or compare, just to honor, and ROCK!
The funny thing is Zep covered songs too.
@@eriklaughlin7255 .Offended is not the proper word, but I get what Michael is saying. Typically (if not always), covers of LZ suck to high heaven. Tool pulls this off as one of its songs. I saw LZ many times in the '70s and Robert Plant is envious of Maynard and the way he sings this song.:)
Check out Martin Miller covering No Quarter. You will not be disappointed.
It's tool - they don't typically do anything like this unless it is good......
RIP John Henry Bonham, I bet you're Proud!"
All I can say is WOW. No quarter fits in perfectly with Tools style of playing. It's an epic f'n song and Tool did it justice. What else do you expect? Magnificent, Legendary, F'N EPIC.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
These guys make it look soooo easy. They are rock gods. MJK has the voice of an angel.
DAMN …..Danny Carey is GOOD !!……every time I hear him play I’m just completely mesmerised ,the guy is a GOD !!!!!!!!
He's one of the best in the business, he is wicked bad ass and makes it look effortless. 🎼🥁🤟
Hands down...One of my FAVORITE BANDS of ALL time...
how could anyone not like this??
This band is always on a different level of harmony complete perfection.
It's cool that Danny has a George Forman grill in his drum kit.
And a the jayhawks jersey is sweet! Rock chalk jayhawks!
He's from Ottowa, ks hence the Jayhawks jersey. It could have been a Wildcat though I guess.
And what a fucking awesome sounding kit that is xx
Id like mine rare
made me look!
Adam Jones And Danny Carey... need much more love. they give me goosebumps!
They give me a goosebombs ☠️
Justin needs more love too!
The entire band is the greatest melding of talents since Zeppelin. My son and I saw them in Cincinnati just a couple weeks ago and he (my son) was BLOWN away absolutely!! Hes always heard them, since he was a baby. Now hes listening to them and finally gets it! Myself, I've been a huge fan since '90-91. November,5 2019 was one of those proud Papa nights, for sure!
Wow Danny is sooo good like the other 3.
Thank you so much for posting this you’re bringing back the good days good quality music
An ode to the greatest band of all time from the greatest band of our time.
If the Zep sold out to the dark Lord this song is their masterpiece. Raw, haunting, and beautiful. Tool does it justice. Best guitar riff grinding it out till the end.
Holy shit this is amazing id literally melt and explode if I seen this live!
"Saw" it live.
melt first or explode first?
Maynard literally just emerges from the darkness...
damn fucking straight! hahahha
In the 90s i went to 3 tool concerts and still didn't know what maynard looked like
This is when he was wearing the bulletproof suit due to death threats....
He is such a God!!
This video was shot 3 yearsago, and Danny wore the same jersey at their show in Lincoln last night. LOL!
I see him in it quite a bit. :)
Just accidentally stumbled across this, fucking amazing man!
just amazing your right.
Tool + Led Zep 🔥💙
Best 2 bands , ever .
Bryan C. You know it !!
PHENOMENAL, EPIC, AMAZING F'N BEAUTIFUL
Damn brings back memories. A friend and I where at this show.. Thought I lost my signed poster when my stoage got broken into while I was moving but just a month ago I found it. I Friggin LOVE TOOL
result.
This is more than a Band, this is more than music... this is such a spritual thing...
Danny Carey - the best living rock drummer on the planet.
ehm...... if you think so....
@@danielmathia5875 he is by far
Nah, I've seen plenty that are better, but that's okay Carey is pretty awesome.
I assume you are only saying that because Neil Ellwood Peart is no longer with us.
oh yeah. i agree.
I’ve seen live footage from every major Tool TH-cam page and this is the clearest footage I’ve ever seen
Dam, great recording quality on this one. I could listen to that outro for hours, but it lasts merely seconds.
TOOL is not just a band. They are a phenomenon.
Absolutely. I saw Tool for the first time in 2001 during the Lateralus era. I was blown away all 3 times I saw them on that tour. It was so f'n beautiful. I saw them a few weeks ago and oh my god, you wanna talk about getting choked up. It was so stunning. I'm always in awe when I see them. Their version of Zeppelin's "No Quarter" is so hauntingly beautiful. There are no words. Phenomenal indeed.
"...... Lock the door....... turn out the lights...... no one's coming....home toniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight!!!!!!!!!
Chills. Fucking chills. God I love this band.
*kill the lights
mjk sings it different from the original
Justin Chancellor is beyond this earth level of mastercraft
Thank you! Yes, he truly is, and I think Danny or MJK tend to get more attention than he does. Adam's bizarre style gives the atmosphere of the song, and Justin's unique, technical, guitar-like style gives the structure of the song. So many of the songs are practically "defined" by him: Schism, Reflection, 46+2, etc.
Justin’s baselines need to be listened to and reflected upon in isolation and celebrated. I have listened to many a great bass players but Justin remains in the elite section of that list - his harmony, string arrangement and intricate playing give Adam’s guitar the perfect foundation to create the trademark sound. What a musician and what a band 🔥🤘💪
dude, I've said the same thing since the 90's. He may not be playing 1000 notes per minute, but its all perfect and mind blowing my creative.
Yeah seeing them live in 07 opened my eyes on the importance of that guy. Great player
I always think it's funny that he has more pedals than Adam
i saw Tool live at their debut in Europe : 93 / 94 /96/98 - I was lucky to attend 4 of them . and playing No Quarter without reserve .......stunning the public in Belgian summer festivals . Those were the day guys , Maynard wearing his pink piyamas and Native hair cut .
A European Hopi? Im intrigued.
Mr. Carey makes it look effortless. His style is reminiscent of Neil Peart’s. Great snare drum sound. Reminds me of Bill Bruford’s.
That was very intense, a very well done rendition of the Zeppelin gang! They fuckin really sounded GREAT and I think in their style they killed it. Very nice, I will watch it again! Thanks, very well done!
I didn't know that THOR was drummer! 🤔 Hammer of the God's
Danny is set up on top of the drums instead of behind them, his ergonomics are jazz like, unlike many metal drummers. His setup lends to his style and visa versa.
well put, he is so fluid behind the drums, a massive inspiration to many, including myself,
Best Tool cover ever...............
They didnt do many covers
I just shat myself. Dear god. Amazing job, guys.
This video is by far the one with the best quality of those I've seen to date !!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
This is bad ass.
omg... this will be played at my funeral. fml, never had a chance to see Tool live, amazing show of musicianship.
Tickets go on sale 9/6 10AM local time. There's still time!
oh. my. god.
tool covering led zep.
im speechless, really.
is there a quality recording of this... on this planet... wait, no... in all the multiverses out there... 😍🎧
Josep Anton yes. The ‘Salival’ live album from back in the 90’s. It’s amazing and almost identical to this. They’ve been playing it forever ☺️
Goddamn, Danny's shoulders are full beast mode!
Carrying the legacy.
Most underrated band ever...and the award goes to... TOOL.
I liked when Danny was dressed as John, mustache and all, and they played this
God damn this is some of the best live audio I've heard from a Tool show recording. Danny kicked my ass with how hard he was hitting his kit!
Started as Zeppelin, morphed into classic Tool
amazing. learning this guitar. won't stop until I get this one right
Always great to ear Tool making a version of Led Zeppelin! 2 of my favorite bands ever!
Very well done - love this song!
looking back on this day... soo fucking glad i was there..... best day ever.... never thought id see em live
IT FUCKING KILLS!!! HAVEN’T HEARD THIS IN YEARS!!! THANKS DUDE!!!
Phenomenal. That drum kit sounds epic xx
Favorite guitar solo ever
It was a great concert. Seen them twice now. Ist time at the Epicenter at the Pamona Fair Grounds a few years before this concert and they did not disappoint.
I hope on the last tour they ever do he goes out front like he used to, that would be awesome.
Right? He always sings in the back. It's his thing
I wish his new thing would be being in front again and doing his craziness. Still AWESOME.
He wants the other members of the band to share the spotlight. And he hates everyone.
He sings in the background because he has body dysmorphic disorder
1st time I saw them at the Wallace in Fitchburg, MA he was in his painted purple/diaper phase. He was out front but in a crouching fetal position.
Ive watched this so many times
Mother of god....
yes
Her name is Miriam 😎🤘🙃🙂🙃😜👍
Ohhh yassss
2:38
Crowd approved
Amazing
Man, Danny's new ride cymbal, Monad, sounds amazing!
I'm not a drummer, so wouldn't know a "ride cymbal" if it jumped up off the kit and hit me in the head, but I find it kinda amusing that he'd "name" one of his cymbals.
The live version of opeth's "blackwater park", from "the roundhouse tapes" features a little interlude after the song, where /Mikael Akerfeldt is just talking about the band. @ one point he says, "when I say hey, axe, the drummer will quit playing that effing "glide cymbal". I had 2 google it, so I guess I can do the same with "ride cymbal".
@@scottmurdock01za lot of drummers like to name their signature cymbals or drumsticks or even snare drums
The Maximum Expression of ROCK☆
Stellar quality bootleg. good job!
This is a gem!
The best cover ever
Tool killed it!
Little bit of Rosetta Stoned thrown in there at 7:20, love it!
this quality is brilliant
How does Danny's arms just keep getting bigger? Isn't he supposed to be 50?
Lynton Collins He’s strong and healthy 💪
Lynton Collins 56 here.