This song has the most profound lyrics I've heard. "And in my darkest moments, fetal and weeping. The moon tells me a secret, my confidant. "As full and brought as I am, this light is not my own and a million light reflections pass over me." The source is bright and endless, she resuscitates the hopeless. Without her we are lifeless satellites drifting." It just moves me man. Every damn time.
I agree wholeheartedly, it is a beautiful little piece. Out of the three, it is probably my favourite, even though it's not very long. There is something very rapturous about it, and uplifting, even though it appears relatively understated. My only criticism would be, that Reflection and Triad don't seem to be particularly related musically to Disposition. It had me feeling a little let down when I first heard the three, not because Reflection or Triad are bad songs, but because they are such a departure from the atmosphere and development Disposition laid the groundwork for.
I was fortunate enough to see these three played live during this album's tour, and then they closed the show with Lateralus. They had the supporting band's member come out and jam along with Triad as an ensemble. What a memory!
That's awesome. I saw Tool when I was 13 or 14 with my Dad on the Lateralus tour. They came to my home town a couple of hours south of Sydney, Australia and haven't been back since, we don't often get rock bands that big here it was kind of strange. It was my first proper rock gig and absolutly blew my mind along with the album when it came out. I feel so lucky I got to experience that gig.
@@deanwolfechannel The Lateralus tours had supporting acts from Meshuggah and Fantomas. I'm not sure about Fantomas but Meshuggah's drummer, Tomas Haake, definitely played along with Danny on a couple of the sets featuring the Holy Trinity.
@@TheChazz1225 I saw them that tour, too (with Fantomas supporting). Dave Lombardo did come out and play along on Roto-Toms during 'Triad' when I saw them. I can't remember if anyone else also came out during that song, but they might have.
You are so respectful to the music, I really appreciate your way of describing your thoughts without talking or pausing the music. I can't stand it when I watch reactors that have an attention span of a chihuahua and just talk throughout key moments and pause it every minute. Very good choice as well, this is one of my favorite Tool performances, just meditative and beautiful.
Triad needs at least a couple hundred listens before you really get it. One of my favourite tool songs, and I love how in this trio of songs it sits at the end and just rips your face off.
gods I forget how good this trio is. full body shivers like a dozen times throughout. "So let the light touch you, so let the words spill through, and let them pass right through, bringing out our hope and reason!"
Hey, Dean! I don't usually comment on your Part 1 videos, but I have so much to say about this particular reaction video duo. First of all, may I just say sir, that you mouthing the words "I love that" after Maynard's moon secret line in Reflection was sexy as hell. ☺️ Ahem. Moving on: Your comment about Tool's vocals often being recorded "naked", sounding humble and honest really nails the power of Maynard's emotional range in singing. To me, his vocal work as a whole (A Perfect Circle and Puscifer included) illustrates what it truly means to be a man. At times bold and strong, at times full of rage, yet at times also vulnerable, unsure, and in pain. He encapsulates the entire range from abused child to flippant teen, to horny man, to leader, artist, father, preacher, comedian, addict, teacher, farmer, warrior, lover, disgruntled asshole, friend, lost soul, and philosopher. He creates a mood and unlocks emotions you sometimes didn't even know you had. The raw, unashamed vulnerability he can portray is humbling. And yet he can also do sarcastic asshattery and bench-press-1,000 rage screams. One recent tune that shows some of that versatility is "The Doomed" by A Perfect Circle. I highly recommend it. 😉
I love watching what these 3 songs were doing to you! Towards the end of Disposition, it looked like you were in a sort of meditative state. In Reflection, it was like you woke up a different part of yourself. At the end, you were rocking out with Triad. Amazing!
When I was 17 I hadn't done mushrooms before and didn't know the proper dose, so I took 10 grams and pressed play on a CD that had this trio on it. I left this world about an hour later and found myself following Maynard through an endless blue portal that was intricate and covered in moving hieroglyphics for most of that night. He kept whispering for me to follow and I struggled to keep up. I never made it to the end of that shimmering blue portal but for years afterwards I certainly felt like I'd been transported to another dimension entirely. If you told me my body was missing from this world during that experience I'd have believed you.
I just want to reiterate (I think I've made this comment on some of your other videos) that I've totally enjoyed watching and listening to your reactions to Tool's catalogue. This trilogy is among the pinnacle of their work to me. It highlights one of the strongest things about Tool, in my opinion: they can do so much with so little. From just a handful of ideas they can put forth more than 20 minutes of music, and keep it sounding interesting, alive, and engaging. A truly gifted group of musicians they are, and they make the most of each member's strengths.
Triad is still one of my fave Tool songs, so damn fun to play live with a band; I would start playing this on open jam nights, everyone knows it and joins in, but whomevers half-stack I was using: "If you blow my amp w/feedback you're fucking paying for it, just know that!" -hahaha! [Mesa Boogie dual-rectifier does incredible feedback btw =]
I've listened to this song hundreds, if not thousands, of times. Not until today did I realize how similar the bass tone is to Weak And Powerless by APC. Thanks for doing this; love to see someone experience one of my favorites for the first time.
You have music and then you have Tool. ❤️ I feel rich to have this band in my life. Words don’t do justice to this phenomena. Earlier today I listened to the demoversion of Sober, dating back to the early 90s. Already then could you hear that this band is special. Such a tool for joy this band🙏🏻 Love this reaction! Thank you! A request; You’ve done At The Bottom, by the mighty Leprous. I would love to see your reaction to Rewind or The Sky Is Red (so many other good alternatives so feel free to choose). There is a liveversion of Rewind from Rockefeller Oslo that is absolutely fantastic🙏🏻
Being about as old as Dean I also went a while without listening to new bands... about a few years ago I did start listening and learned of many great bands especially that of the Doom Genre (Acid Mammoth).... that being said I have followed Tool since the early 90's and have seen them several times live which is also an incredible experience. The best thing to ever happen to me was the Lateralus album which changed my life forever. It introduced me to Sacred Geometry as well as other discoveries as I go off into a meditated state (I'm drug free) while listening and if I had to choose one song that changed my life the most if would be Reflection.... without that song I might not still be here now typing this. The Holy Trinity is amazing especially live. I wish one day that Tool would release live video but until then we are stuck with what we have. I would be curious to see Dean react to some of Tool's video's that they have released such as Parabola, Schism, Vicarious........
Hello, Dean. Thank you for posting this and taking the time for listening to this three part song. In times like these, our attention capacities are pushed to the extreme. It's interesting that this begins with a calm message. I would often use disposition to accompany a rainy day or a 'rainy mood.' I would love to see you talk about the prog greats and the shift to today's greats. Pink Floyd, Rush, Yes; you name it. But prog implies that we use and adapt music for our imagination. Sorry, I'm a tad drunk. Stay safe, everyone! We're going to see beautiful things come from this chaos.
I'm planning some video ideas beyond react. Maybe some in depth analysis and research etc. Including on topics like did the Beatles accidentally pioneer prog and concept albums?
@@deanwolfechannel That's wonderful, Dean! I found your channel recently, and I *can* tell you how much I appreciate your humility and honesty. Whatever creative path you choose, I'll be here, waiting to see it! Imagination is one of our greatest capacities. Keep going, my friend.
I have been listening to Tool for 20 years and every single time I listen to a song, even ones that I have heard hundreds of times before, I hear a new sound or beat or rhythm or nuance that I never noticed. Every song is like going on a journey with an old friend.
have you read the lyrics to reflection? mindblowing, in my opinion. I am quite the philosepher, and I have wondered if he got some inspration from the tales from the Greek mythology regarding the story of Narcissus an his obbsession of his reflection. makes you ponder?
Reflection is by far my fav. "experience".. 20 years and I still say Triad is not a part of it disposition/reflection yes triad is a whole different animal
Don't forget to go back to the Salival version of "Pushit". You did the studio version first, which is good, but the live version is vastly different and even better, in my opinion.
I swear to the fact that Maynard and I were making cosmic love during Reflections when I saw it live. No one believes me...lol! It’s so utterly hypnotic. Danny Carey is a drum machine. The most organic of their tunes. And there is something so satisfying watching you get immersed in tool. Cheers. Keep up the great work.
Dean Wolfe indeed. Just watched your video for pneuma drum cam. My first time watching that too...the time changes are astounding. Few quick things: love how much you love Adam’s guitar and Jason’s bass. As a tool fan, the best thing is that all parts are equal...it’s so organic in that way. Prog rock in general, no? It’s really smart. A friend scored front row to Rush about 10 years ago. At the end of the concert, Alex handed me his pick! Still thrills me to this day. You’re only one of 3 people I know who would appreciate that. Looking forward to watching more. Kudos to your wife for suggesting. Also caught some of your performance stuff-super talented. Thanks for sharing.
Listen to these songs while playing the alien spaceship levels in Perfect Dark. I swear you will have a total experience Just got to your comment about them making the Dune soundtrack and that fits exactly the vibe I’m thinking lol Reflection is my favourite Tool song of all time
To me this is 1 epic song in 3 pieces. It's like they know they stretched your mind and they want it back again for the next part so they can stretch it again.
I like how Disposition has sort of a playful mood, like child-like I guess.. while Reflection has a repetitive, rolling type rhythm, which reminds me of everyday life from your adolescence until your old age.. and then Triad reminds me of the transition into the afterlife.. i always felt like this whole triad of songs feels like a lifetime
Hey, like your videos from a fellow Canadian perspective. I like the insights you provide as well as the appreciation you've been showing for Tool's music. Just a small (almost pedantic) nitpick - it's not "east Indian percussion", it's just "Indian percussion" (i.e. a Tabla). The term "East-Indian" is very outdated, unless you literally mean from the eastern part of India, but the concept of tabla playing is from north India.
Tool would be ideal for making the music for the Dune film but I doubt that would ever happen.. Their newest album for example took a decade to make. Listening to their music you can see why but I would not expect to hear new music from them any time soon.
Hi man, its great to see you react to new prog music, I never get into tool music, for me is flat and boring... please do more reaction of some other bands like dream theater, symphony x, transatlantic, opeth. Greetings.
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This song has the most profound lyrics I've heard.
"And in my darkest moments, fetal and weeping. The moon tells me a secret, my confidant. "As full and brought as I am, this light is not my own and a million light reflections pass over me." The source is bright and endless, she resuscitates the hopeless. Without her we are lifeless satellites drifting." It just moves me man. Every damn time.
Holy mother of fuck. How have I never known that lyric outloud. Just got major chills.
@@zephyr4813 You could've just used the internet.^^
I agree Chris, but I think it's '"bright" as I am' in the second line.
My favourite Tool track. Lying in a dark room zoning out to Reflection is meditation.
maengun 20 indeed you are correct
The Holy Trinity, doesn't get much better than this.
The least talked about but the most amazing in the mountain of golden nuggets of TOOL.
I have a tattoo of your profile picture (the eye from Ænima)!
Disposition is in my opinion, one of the most underratted Tool songs.
I agree wholeheartedly, it is a beautiful little piece. Out of the three, it is probably my favourite, even though it's not very long. There is something very rapturous about it, and uplifting, even though it appears relatively understated. My only criticism would be, that Reflection and Triad don't seem to be particularly related musically to Disposition. It had me feeling a little let down when I first heard the three, not because Reflection or Triad are bad songs, but because they are such a departure from the atmosphere and development Disposition laid the groundwork for.
The three together are so little talked about yet in my opinion are my absolute favourite.
I was fortunate enough to see these three played live during this album's tour, and then they closed the show with Lateralus. They had the supporting band's member come out and jam along with Triad as an ensemble. What a memory!
Who was the supporting band?
That's awesome. I saw Tool when I was 13 or 14 with my Dad on the Lateralus tour. They came to my home town a couple of hours south of Sydney, Australia and haven't been back since, we don't often get rock bands that big here it was kind of strange. It was my first proper rock gig and absolutly blew my mind along with the album when it came out. I feel so lucky I got to experience that gig.
@@deanwolfechannel The Lateralus tours had supporting acts from Meshuggah and Fantomas. I'm not sure about Fantomas but Meshuggah's drummer, Tomas Haake, definitely played along with Danny on a couple of the sets featuring the Holy Trinity.
@@TheChazz1225 I saw them that tour, too (with Fantomas supporting). Dave Lombardo did come out and play along on Roto-Toms during 'Triad' when I saw them. I can't remember if anyone else also came out during that song, but they might have.
Dean Wolfe they toured Australia with The Melvins.
Gotta love that visceral feel of Triad. Like some kind of hypnotic tribal dance. And some industrial on top of it lol
Such a primal nature to it, petting your dog or cat or beating the hell out of a jackass is possible with the emotions evoked
In my opinion , this is the peak of Tool , this is my number 1 song and band of all times
You damn right
Adam jones solo on reflection.. just perfect
This bass tone is sick. Love justin. Danny doing what danny does . The master of time. This band is ridiculously good.
indeed
I love the haunting sound at the end of Reflection
Reflection gets me every time
Yessss brother!! You're definitely feeling it. It's that vibration / frequency that I get with Tool, rarely anyone else. Excellent organic response.
thanks Chris
Watching you "reflect" on "reflection" @ 17:55 ....priceless.......you have a musical soul my brother....and TOOL tickles the soul....thanks for this
Glad you did the three together.
The father. The SUN. The Spirit.
You are so respectful to the music, I really appreciate your way of describing your thoughts without talking or pausing the music. I can't stand it when I watch reactors that have an attention span of a chihuahua and just talk throughout key moments and pause it every minute.
Very good choice as well, this is one of my favorite Tool performances, just meditative and beautiful.
Thanks. Theres always a part two linked in description where i do all my talking right after listening to the song too if you're interested.cheers...
Triad needs at least a couple hundred listens before you really get it. One of my favourite tool songs, and I love how in this trio of songs it sits at the end and just rips your face off.
Reflection is one of my top 10 Tool songs
gods I forget how good this trio is. full body shivers like a dozen times throughout. "So let the light touch you, so let the words spill through, and let them pass right through, bringing out our hope and reason!"
Body shivers huh? Sounds like acid to me.
@@Nikotheleepic lol I've done my fair share but no even sober. I believe it's called frisson
Sometimes this body of songs is intense to the point of feeling like you've been through a harrowing experience.
That is such a perfect way to describe experiencing Tool, you nailed it. I feel like that every song.
aw my favorite part is the drop between disposition and reflection haha
Hey, Dean! I don't usually comment on your Part 1 videos, but I have so much to say about this particular reaction video duo. First of all, may I just say sir, that you mouthing the words "I love that" after Maynard's moon secret line in Reflection was sexy as hell. ☺️ Ahem.
Moving on: Your comment about Tool's vocals often being recorded "naked", sounding humble and honest really nails the power of Maynard's emotional range in singing. To me, his vocal work as a whole (A Perfect Circle and Puscifer included) illustrates what it truly means to be a man. At times bold and strong, at times full of rage, yet at times also vulnerable, unsure, and in pain. He encapsulates the entire range from abused child to flippant teen, to horny man, to leader, artist, father, preacher, comedian, addict, teacher, farmer, warrior, lover, disgruntled asshole, friend, lost soul, and philosopher. He creates a mood and unlocks emotions you sometimes didn't even know you had. The raw, unashamed vulnerability he can portray is humbling. And yet he can also do sarcastic asshattery and bench-press-1,000 rage screams. One recent tune that shows some of that versatility is "The Doomed" by A Perfect Circle. I highly recommend it. 😉
Such lovely words sister!
Yes! Tool doing the soundtrack/score for a Dune film would be PERFECT!
Er ma gerd YEEEESSSSS
I love watching what these 3 songs were doing to you! Towards the end of Disposition, it looked like you were in a sort of meditative state. In Reflection, it was like you woke up a different part of yourself. At the end, you were rocking out with Triad. Amazing!
When I was 17 I hadn't done mushrooms before and didn't know the proper dose, so I took 10 grams and pressed play on a CD that had this trio on it. I left this world about an hour later and found myself following Maynard through an endless blue portal that was intricate and covered in moving hieroglyphics for most of that night. He kept whispering for me to follow and I struggled to keep up. I never made it to the end of that shimmering blue portal but for years afterwards I certainly felt like I'd been transported to another dimension entirely. If you told me my body was missing from this world during that experience I'd have believed you.
better than an ABBA album!
The experience you get when you combine Tool and shrooms is out of body.
@@deanwolfechannel 😂
Sounds like fun you should listen to tool on couple hits of acid
I just want to reiterate (I think I've made this comment on some of your other videos) that I've totally enjoyed watching and listening to your reactions to Tool's catalogue.
This trilogy is among the pinnacle of their work to me. It highlights one of the strongest things about Tool, in my opinion: they can do so much with so little. From just a handful of ideas they can put forth more than 20 minutes of music, and keep it sounding interesting, alive, and engaging. A truly gifted group of musicians they are, and they make the most of each member's strengths.
Triad is still one of my fave Tool songs, so damn fun to play live with a band; I would start playing this on open jam nights, everyone knows it and joins in, but whomevers half-stack I was using: "If you blow my amp w/feedback you're fucking paying for it, just know that!" -hahaha! [Mesa Boogie dual-rectifier does incredible feedback btw =]
I've listened to this song hundreds, if not thousands, of times. Not until today did I realize how similar the bass tone is to Weak And Powerless by APC. Thanks for doing this; love to see someone experience one of my favorites for the first time.
Been a while since I listened to these. Great to listen along with ya Dean! -Some 25 year old
You have music and then you have Tool. ❤️ I feel rich to have this band in my life. Words don’t do justice to this phenomena. Earlier today I listened to the demoversion of Sober, dating back to the early 90s. Already then could you hear that this band is special. Such a tool for joy this band🙏🏻 Love this reaction! Thank you!
A request; You’ve done At The Bottom, by the mighty Leprous. I would love to see your reaction to Rewind or The Sky Is Red (so many other good alternatives so feel free to choose). There is a liveversion of Rewind from Rockefeller Oslo that is absolutely fantastic🙏🏻
Awesome man!! Thanks for doing this! Now it’s time you pry open your THIRD EYE!!!!
"Mention this me.
Mention something.
Mention anything."
You dont just hear those words, you feel them.
There's a drum cam for Danny on triad.
Is there? Awesome I gotta check it out. Thanks for the info.
Being about as old as Dean I also went a while without listening to new bands... about a few years ago I did start listening and learned of many great bands especially that of the Doom Genre (Acid Mammoth).... that being said I have followed Tool since the early 90's and have seen them several times live which is also an incredible experience. The best thing to ever happen to me was the Lateralus album which changed my life forever. It introduced me to Sacred Geometry as well as other discoveries as I go off into a meditated state (I'm drug free) while listening and if I had to choose one song that changed my life the most if would be Reflection.... without that song I might not still be here now typing this. The Holy Trinity is amazing especially live. I wish one day that Tool would release live video but until then we are stuck with what we have. I would be curious to see Dean react to some of Tool's video's that they have released such as Parabola, Schism, Vicarious........
I'm glad i started with Lateralus. It was meant to be
22:27 - That RIFF
Denis Villeneuve and Tool for Dune... never thought about that but sounds awesome.
Hello, Dean.
Thank you for posting this and taking the time for listening to this three part song. In times like these, our attention capacities are pushed to the extreme.
It's interesting that this begins with a calm message. I would often use disposition to accompany a rainy day or a 'rainy mood.'
I would love to see you talk about the prog greats and the shift to today's greats. Pink Floyd, Rush, Yes; you name it. But prog implies that we use and adapt music for our imagination. Sorry, I'm a tad drunk.
Stay safe, everyone! We're going to see beautiful things come from this chaos.
I'm planning some video ideas beyond react. Maybe some in depth analysis and research etc. Including on topics like did the Beatles accidentally pioneer prog and concept albums?
@@deanwolfechannel That's wonderful, Dean! I found your channel recently, and I *can* tell you how much I appreciate your humility and honesty. Whatever creative path you choose, I'll be here, waiting to see it!
Imagination is one of our greatest capacities. Keep going, my friend.
Triptych. Trinity. Good Things. Life. Liberty. Pursuit of happiness.
I love artists works when they do tryptics too , oops, spelling...
A most excellent way to end the work day!!!!
Great to hear, take care
8:40 agreed!
mantap...
Incredible.
I have been listening to Tool for 20 years and every single time I listen to a song, even ones that I have heard hundreds of times before, I hear a new sound or beat or rhythm or nuance that I never noticed. Every song is like going on a journey with an old friend.
That's quality music
have you read the lyrics to reflection?
mindblowing, in my opinion.
I am quite the philosepher, and I have wondered if he got some inspration from the tales from the Greek mythology regarding the story of Narcissus an his obbsession of his reflection.
makes you ponder?
I can't wait to check out the new Dune films! If TOOL did the soundtrack, you're right, it would be beautiful.
The transition between Disposition and Reflection uninteruppted is an orgasm for the ears....try it 👍
Reflection is by far my fav. "experience".. 20 years and I still say Triad is not a part of it disposition/reflection yes triad is a whole different animal
You'd love The Contortionist's Language. It's a wonderful track. Do listen to both parts of it together.
Don't forget to go back to the Salival version of "Pushit". You did the studio version first, which is good, but the live version is vastly different and even better, in my opinion.
Will do soon
Oh dude salivals pushit it’s something other worldly
Thank you!
I swear to the fact that Maynard and I were making cosmic love during Reflections when I saw it live. No one believes me...lol! It’s so utterly hypnotic. Danny Carey is a drum machine. The most organic of their tunes. And there is something so satisfying watching you get immersed in tool. Cheers. Keep up the great work.
Thanks. I've not heard Danny called a drum machine before, he is super solid isnt he!?
Dean Wolfe indeed. Just watched your video for pneuma drum cam. My first time watching that too...the time changes are astounding. Few quick things: love how much you love Adam’s guitar and Jason’s bass. As a tool fan, the best thing is that all parts are equal...it’s so organic in that way. Prog rock in general, no? It’s really smart. A friend scored front row to Rush about 10 years ago. At the end of the concert, Alex handed me his pick! Still thrills me to this day. You’re only one of 3 people I know who would appreciate that. Looking forward to watching more. Kudos to your wife for suggesting. Also caught some of your performance stuff-super talented. Thanks for sharing.
Treasure that pick! I dreamed about Rush this morning. Neil Peart was still alive and rehearsing with them...I wish it was true
Dean Wolfe Cool dream-and agreed.
Oh, and if you haven't yet... Pushit (live version) off of Salival. It's not the same song off Aenima. It sort of fits with the "mood" of these 3.
will soon
Disposition = goose-flesh
aka the holy trinity
or
The Disposition-Reflection Triad
I admit I didn't give these songs proper attention in my younger days.
when I heard Triad for the first time, it felt like I've always know it.
Hard to explain..
Listen to these songs while playing the alien spaceship levels in Perfect Dark. I swear you will have a total experience
Just got to your comment about them making the Dune soundtrack and that fits exactly the vibe I’m thinking lol
Reflection is my favourite Tool song of all time
These three tracks could be released as an entire album today and shit on anything anyone else has released in the last ten years.
certainly most of the mainstream stuff
To me this is 1 epic song in 3 pieces. It's like they know they stretched your mind and they want it back again for the next part so they can stretch it again.
They are the Pink Floyd of their genre
Thanks brother. Awesome. You want some tool humor try out disgustipated.
Just posted my reaction to it!
I like how Disposition has sort of a playful mood, like child-like I guess.. while Reflection has a repetitive, rolling type rhythm, which reminds me of everyday life from your adolescence until your old age.. and then Triad reminds me of the transition into the afterlife.. i always felt like this whole triad of songs feels like a lifetime
Please react to Wings for Marie 1 & 2 , hi from Portugal
On my tool react playlist!
Hey, like your videos from a fellow Canadian perspective. I like the insights you provide as well as the appreciation you've been showing for Tool's music. Just a small (almost pedantic) nitpick - it's not "east Indian percussion", it's just "Indian percussion" (i.e. a Tabla). The term "East-Indian" is very outdated, unless you literally mean from the eastern part of India, but the concept of tabla playing is from north India.
Good to know, thanks
Question Dean: What sort of voice recorder are you using as your mic? I've been looking to get one myself. Great reaction btw!
Think it’s a zoom H4... digital 4track
@@seanbrent8294 yup!
Zoom h4
Finally! maybe Jambi next?
Tool would be ideal for making the music for the Dune film but I doubt that would ever happen.. Their newest album for example took a decade to make. Listening to their music you can see why but I would not expect to hear new music from them any time soon.
They dont dash songs together I agree, not cut and paste songwriters- total opposite in fact. I love how organically whole their music is...
React Dream theater "Octavarium"
will do
I think I'm the only hardcore TOOL fan that doesn't get off on the Holy Trinity. I'm sorry, brothers and sisters...
At least you're honest
They're ruining Dune...like everything else.
Hope not, I'm going to re read the series I think
Another Tool reaction ...ugh! smh :)
Hi man, its great to see you react to new prog music, I never get into tool music, for me is flat and boring... please do more reaction of some other bands like dream theater, symphony x, transatlantic, opeth. Greetings.
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