Dad Reacts to TOOL - Lateralus
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- Highly requested reaction to Lateralus by TOOL
TOOL - Lateralus
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twitter / turningthetbles
Timestamps!
0:00 Intro
3:49 The Grudge
8:14 Eon Blue Apocalypse
9:35 The Patient
12:28 Mantra
12:46 Schism
17:28 Parabol
19:37 Parabola
22:38 Ticks & Leeches
24:53 Lateralus
27:33 Disposition
29:20 Reflection
30:50 Triad
33:15 Faaip de Oiad
35:40 Outro
This is by far my favorite Radiohead album.
What ?
🤣😂🤣😂
I will eliminate your last name from existence
I think I love you
Did you see the words though?
i feel like such a cliche Tool fan sitting here with a shit eating grin watching them experience Tool for the first time
Funny how there wasn't such a thing as a cliché tool fan back in the early nineties.
Totally agree. I was surprised they hadn't listened to Tool before. Such an amazingly complex band with beautiful and charging songs. I bet they are hooked on Tool like the rest of us.
Vicariously I listen for the first time... From a distance
it really is a wonderful feeling. Thank you guys for bringing joy to the year.
You're not alone. 😁 I try to watch many reactions and discover amazing channels like this one. First time watching
"is he an octopus on acid!?" Yeah, That's Danny Carey basically
There are guys who are more virtuosic with the double-bass (George Kolias (Nile)) as well as with polyrhythms (Horacio Hernandez) but Danny blends technicality and soul into a musadelic concoction...!
was about to comment this hahahaha. literally the best comment ive heard about tool
One of the greatest drummer vids on youtube period is Danny Carey Drum Cam Pneuma.
The most accurate description of Danny Carey
You're not wrong. Lol
Just want to apologize to any TOOL fans that feel that I missed out important parts of the album while editing, but like I said this was my first listen as well, so unlike the Radiohead albums I had no way of pinpointing what parts to keep in the video. Next TOOL album we do I will post the entire reaction unedited, even if it kills my computer LOL.
Going to post another version of this video as unlisted for anyone that wants to check it out without any cuts or edits.
I was about to leave a comment about this. I really tried to get through the video, and was trying to ignore all the jumps but had to give up after Schism. You included most of the calm interlude but skipped the entire climax of song!?
I want to stress that I liked the commentary, but the seemingly random jumps were too much. To be fair, maybe it's just not for me, but I am trying to be helpful!
I guess I don't understand why you _had_ to, "pinpoint what parts to keep in the video." I'd rather see the entire listen split into several videos than this.
Maybe this is why other reactors pause once every 30 seconds; so they don't have to edit parts out? Idk.
Why not just upload the whole thing unedited? This is kinda unwatchable, I had to stop in the first song
You guys should take mushrooms for the next tool album reaction
@@serclintalot4497 yeah I'm thinking for future TOOL videos we will just do individual tracks and release the videos one by one. People seemed to like the editing on our Radiohead videos because I've been a fan for years, so I knew where all the best parts of the songs were.
Pay to watch y’all’s reaction to TOOL? Wow, That’s the first.
Lol who do you guys think you are? Unsubscribed👎👎
I went to see Tool live last year with my dad. He was a big metalhead when he was a kid but kind of fell apart from it as he grew up, and he'd never heard Tool before. He still talks about how it was not only the best live show he's ever seen, but a life changing experience for him.
Nice story man. I wish I could take my dad to a Tool concert. I've never seen one because I live in Sweden and they almost never play here, but that's my nr. 1 band on my bucket list to see live.
I took my 62 year old dad to a Tool concert in 2019. He had a blast
🖤🖤🖤🖤
I was fortunate enough to go to see Tool in 2019 for the first time with my dad, my brother and then girlfriend...
Best live show I've seen/experienced so far (even better than Rush and Metallica, of course this is subjective).
Peace from Mexico 🤟🏿
He took the ticket to ride
"That's gotta be drop D" Welcome to TOOL
Lol
"Julian Casablancas and Jordan Peterson react..."
Oh God, now I'm kinda curious to see their real reactions...
"That part before the drums come in, well that's chaos, man. That's the belly of the whale. It's no joke."
@@dripcaraybbx I’ll never be able to speak about Danny without mentioning this now XDD
@@jay3398 You're welcome!
My though was "Jordan Peterson and Ville Valo reacts..." :D
Jordan would tell Julian to clean his room
There’s 47 different time signature changes in the song “Schism” alone. Yeah, this band is nuts. Great reaction guys! I hope you do Ænima at some point if you ever get around to it!
Wow! I’m just replaying the whole album now and I’m more blown away than the first listen :)
Well, its mostly switching between two different time signatures, so its not the most outlandish
@@kevinfromttt 10,000 Days is worth multiple listens, as well.
There's like Maybe 5 it mostly switches between 2
Actually according to music historians across the globe, there’s 142 time signatures in the first 3:54 of the song alone.
Band: TOOL
Drums: Danny Carey
Bass: Justin Chancellor
Guitar: Adam Jones
Vocals: Maynard James Keenan
The first time I heard the transition of Parabol into Parabola I felt like I ascended to heaven
same here, man. it was absurd.
"Is he an octopus on acid?" - classic!!
"Lateralus" is one of the greatest pieces of work ever released by a band. In my humble opinion, the best Album ever written. Nice reaction, gentlemen.
Hey Connor. I have been listening to it since our first listen and I have to say it does get better and better. I'm really starting to feel the time signatures and I keep hearing new things I missed on the first go round. :)
Agreed! I first heard Tool in 2001 when Schism was on the radio. Within a couple months, they became my favourite band of all time. They remain so. THE. GREATEST. BAND. ON. EARTH. period.
I agree 100%
You are way over your head. Aenima is better with every aspect. But, taste is subjective, so...
u need listen more music
"Godspeed you black emperor - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven" is gonna be an intresting experience for both of you, hope you listen to it !
I was just scrolling through to see if anyone had requested this on yet. Was the first album that came to mind after I found these guys last week
Hell yeah!
Yes please !!!
East Hastings is my fav from them love the eeriness they capture
Montréal's own! I agree with this suggestion!
Actually i have horrible relationship with my father and see them have such a great relationship together makes me look forward to have this kind of relationship with my 5 1/2 year old son too. It made me cry seeing something i never had or ever will have with my dad. I hope you know how lucky you are. Thank you for this.
Interesting fact for you, the song Lateralus is based on the Fibonacci sequence. You can find videos about it. You should do Tool's "10,000 Days" album as well.
This wasn't created on purpose...Maynard told about this on Joe Rogan's podcast actually.
@@gokcengolge2366pretty sure he was being sarcastic lol, the whole 9 minutes of the song go up and down through the fibonnaci sequence (counting the syllables), there's no way on earth this was an accident especially when the album mentions maths a lot in general
@@liluminati9791Watch the podcast.
@@liluminati9791yea i think he said the first riff was an accident and then they realized it was the fibonacci sequence and then made the rest of the song like that
Radiohead to Tool is a perfect progression
I was raised on Tool. It was my favorite band for so many years. Radiohead very narrowly stole it's place, they're both in the absolute top tier in my book.
the two "simple enough so any idiot can get it but deep enough so those idiots think they're really smart for getting it" bands!
full disclosure i love both
@@resiseven7407 We're all tools
@@Lewisl4d2 that's why the band is called that. so anyone wearing tool merchandise brands themselves as what they are
My 2 Favorite Bands, over 40 shows between the 2. Will see them till the day I die.
"When I learned to let go of the time signature, I experienced ego death" is something I convinced myself 20 years ago while staring into the album art.
The Cure - Disintegration
Unbelievable album if you’s haven’t listened already
This reaction would be amazing to see, such a mindblowing album.
One of my favorite albums of all time, such a classic and groundbreaking project!
Perfect album for sure.
#1 Disintegration #2 Lateralus
My 3 favorite bands are tool, nine inch nails and the cure. Yes I'm in therapy
As a 30 year fan of the band, amazing job. It's almost hard to believe how well you did this as alot of tracks are combined.
Tool are a mix of King Crimson, Floyd and Zeppelin, with an emphasis on the Crimson.
As a 41 year old man, Tool and Radiohead have been my favorites hands down my enitre life. They somehow survived the money, fame and drugs and are still playing, it's quite the blessing for fans.
If they tour in 2022 go see them, they are approaching their 60's so there won't be many opportunities left. I've seen them 20 times, each time more spectacular.
Id love to see you guys do Aenima, Fear Inoculum, and 10000 Days in the Future
All the best on your channel.
Love this comment. My father and I need to see both Radiohead and Tool live at some point, even if we have to travel to see them. Thanks for checking out the video and all the best to you to!
dude i JUST saw them a couple days ago in MI for the first time ever and im so glad i did before they stopped touring, the best show i have ever seen
I'd pay to see you cover Deftones Diamond Eyes
Anything by them
YES
yo this aint a cover
Id take white pony before diamond eyes though
@@lolbro4797 same
Love that Nick Drake poster. A man of good taste I see
All of them are great. MF Doom. My Bloody Valentine. And NIN are the other 3 partially visible.
@@frightenedsoul Elliott Smith one too.
@@letravaildegodard7537 good call I missed that one
Internet at it again, sweet.
Tool's maybe an acquired taste but Lateralus really is a modern classic.
Keep it going boys!
Tool and Pink Floyd. Musically and lyrically, absolutely my favorite bands.
Check out this italian rock band called "Goblin".
Same
My Bloody Valentine Loveless poster in the background! What an album 🖤🖤🖤
Swans "To be kind" or "The glowing man" or "Soundtracks for the blind"
Now that would be interesting. I wonder if they have that much time for this show on their schedule, though. 😛
@@j.prt.979 could split the discs into two separate videos. they're not really meant to be listened to all in one go anyway
vouch 100%
A thousand times yes.
The Seer
Schism is a wicked tune. Alternates between 5/8 and 7/8 time signatures for the majority of the song! It’s a crazy song and I recommend cover solutions bass cover. It has tabs, but it includes rhythm and harmony notation. Love your reactions!
"Ticks and leeches... they suck!" - Unintentional dad joke.
That dad joke/zinger/self deprecating sense of humor your dad has is awesome. Had my husband and I dying woo it got awkward/personal 😂😂
Hey HD!! It's the bare feet I could lose in this video!! Not sure what the hell I was thinking at that time.. On another note I have become a big Tool fan and even bigger Danny Carey fan -Take Care - Kevin
@@kevinfromttt if you’ve become a big TOOL fan you should react to the Vic Firth video of Danny Carey drumming Pneuma its absolutely insane!
Suggestion: 'Massive Attack - Mezzanine' and 'The Verve - Urban Hymns'. Both 90s British classics. Edit better add 'The Stone Roses' by 'The Stone Roses'. Being from the US you probably don't understand just how massive and important this was in the UK. This was our (UK) version of the Summer of Love.
Seconding Mezzanine, great album
Seconding Mezzanine too
Mezzanine is such a great album. It's my go to album for bass testing headphones and subwoofers.
Was literally about to suggest Mezzanine! I would loove to see a reaction to that.
With you on Mezzanine; not with you on Urban Hymns. A Storm in Heaven is Verve's best album.
Que the thousands of people requesting the Danny Carey pneuma drum cam video.
Danny Carey is arguably the greatest drummer ever. Watching him live play pneuma is absolutely bonkers, I'm a drummer myself and there is no way I could ever get to the unreal amounts of changes that he has to go through in one song. The creativity and elite level of play throughout the entire band blows me away
Yesss it's what I asked for last video I had notifications on! Love the MF DOOM poster! Watching the video rn
Loving the Canadian accents, as a Canadian myself hahah. Keep up the good work guys 👍
Thanks for stopping by man! Love the concept of your channel. Maybe my father and I will start reacting to weird and obscure albums LOL
@@turningthetables Oh dude.. I'd 100% watch that
@@turningthetables What accent? Speaking as a Montrealer.
As a Canadian I didn't even notice. They sounded normal to me :P
Much Canadian, eh?
Deftones - White Pony, would absolutely love to see you guys react to that. So happy to discover this channel. Great videos guys
I'd even suggest Diamond Eyes and their self titled . It's crazy enjoyable watching others enjoy and vibe to our fav albums. That's fellas
I'm a Koi No Yokan kinda guy
Excellent album choice for a reaction. I can't believe Lateralus is 20 years old.
You all should do/look into:
Mars Volta, "De-Loused in the Comatorium"
Karnivool, "Sound Awake"
Fun story about Ticks & Leeches Maynard (the singer) refuses to ever play that song again because he lost his voice recording it and apparently couldn't speak for weeks.
I saw them play Ticks and Leeches live in Irvine, Ca. He didn’t scream, but used a vocal effect throughout.
They played it in 2012
Ride the spiral to the end and may just go where's no one has been.
Spiral Out X3
One of my favorite parts in any tool song. I def missed the reaction on it.
love how you have two perfect indie-folk albums on display
lateralus is tool's musical peak for me, but i find myself being more attached to aenima. they put on an amazing show, and i have been listening to the band for as long as i can remember.
undertow-aeniga- cant be beat still champ
Cool to set you both react to it going in blind. Maybe the best metal album ever made.
Oof, looks like you meant to say best album ever made. 👽
I wish I could have the experience to listen to Schism for the first time again. When I heard it for the first time I was 13 and it was coming over alternative radio back in 2001. Y'all are lucky to have eachother and to have this experience now with your understanding of music and instrumentation.
I wanna know what you guys would think of the Nine Inch Nails album “The Fragile.” Best double album of all time.
That would be cool. It’s a long one, though. Also, why does this channel have such good album recs in the comments? I never see commenters ask for this kind of stuff on other album review channels.
@@j.prt.979 yeah I also have been scrolling through and keep thinking "my god these are all albums I want to go listen to now"
Freaking incredible record indeed!
This album will really grow on you with multiple listens... so many time signature changes are a lot to digest on first listen... it will sink into your blood eventually and age like fine wine.
Hey Josh. You are correct.. I am listening to the album in it’s entirety again right now and it really is growing on me. There is so many amazing parts I didn’t hear on the first listen.
In our reaction I was saying it made me wanna work out as it pumped me up, but today I’m painting the garage and find it super chill.
I think the structure or timing really grows on you. Now I think I’m officially stuck on this band :). Cheers Kevin
I love the way your dad describes musical texture. "You feel how thick that bottom end is." That's such a perfect way to describe that section of Schism. I felt that. Also, your father's reaction to Yeezus was tremendous. These videos are so cool guys, keep it up please!
the song lateralus is one of the truest works of art in any musical genre in my opinion. it is a lyrical and musical masterpiece. the songs time signature, the guitar, and the vocals all follow the fibonacci sequence. its like a 3 layer puzzle of a song.
I am really looking forward to see this channel grow! You guys have a great chemistry and the albums thus far have been impeccable. The production quality is great and you guys have such a good approach to it, calm and composed.
Thank you very much! We have lots of future plans beyond just album reactions, and we're hoping to keep improving the production every time! Comments like this mean a lot and we really appreciate it! :)
Please do some more TOOL! I think you guys have the exact mindset needed to appreciate the IMMENSE sound that these guys create. For future reference, the band members are Maynard James Keenan on vocals, Adam Jones on Guitar, Justin Chancellor on Bass, and the LEGEND Danny Carey on Drums. Their next album, which was released 2006, 10,000 Days would be an incredible listen-through. Great analysis and breakdown as always guys! Really dug the Radiohead stuff you did and excited for more content.
“That’s gotta be a 6 or 7 string bass...” that explains how underrated Justin Chancellor is as a bass player.
How does the setup manage to get better every time
Probably fueled by the fans
Probably because his dad is very wealthy and is able to afford to blow loads of cash on production
LET ME HAVE THIS
Damn he really does sound like Jordan Peterson
Haha I’ve been thinking that since I saw the AMSP review. It’s almost exactly the same voice
LMAO
Yup, I've thought this since the OKC reaction. Not only that, some of his mannerisms, speech patterns, and even his appearance (in a very general way), totally give me a Jordan Peterson vibe.
Next: Opeth - Blackwater Park, a little bit more extreme.
I look at the album artwork behind you guys and am very excited for the future. Keep up the great stuff!
I hope this isn't the only Tool album you guys do. Great stuff
23:03 "40 Harleys, 50 stamping Bulls, 2 locomotive trains" well... that's Danny Carey!
Would you consider reviewing at some point Lendrick Lamar’s “To pimp a butterfly”?
100%. Plan on doing it relatively soon.
@@turningthetables YOOOOOOOOOOO
@@turningthetables oh FUCK yeah
@@turningthetables fuck yes
@@turningthetables DAMN !
Really enjoyed this video! I hope you do all the remaining albums
Man, you guys came out of nowhere and are quickly becoming some of my favorite reactors on TH-cam. Love the insight you give!
One of the best lines ever written in a song(with the context), "Cold silence has a tendency to atrophy any sense of compassion between supposed lovers, between supposed brothers."
also, better headphones, dac and amps will make a big difference on their music imo. It's like pink floyd, man. It's well recorded and sounds badass on good gear.
Agreed.
Ya'll gotta check out some King gizzard & the lizard wizard. They're an amazing modern rock band that experiments a lot, my favorite so far is Flying Microtonal Banana but I've heard Nonagon Infinity is the most popular.
I love these reactions so much. The albums on the wall give me even more hope for the future:)
my new favorite reaction channel. love the format
Oh what I would give to hear this incomparable masterpiece for the first time again. The Grudge still astonishes me to this day. And yes, that was one 25 second scream. Just stumbled onto your channel and you guys are a pleasure to watch. New sub! 👍👍
P.S: All praise bass lord Justin Chancellor!🙌
Thank you glad you enjoyed! Feel free to suggest any albums you want us to listen to!
@@turningthetables off the top of my head....The Mars Volta - Deloused in the comatorium. One of a kind band.👍
100% agree with that
Both The guitarist Adam Jones and Bassist Justin Chancellor are in a dropped D tuning. Actually the first album from Journey prior to Steve Perry joining is a fantastic record. Neal Schon and Greg Rolie were fresh out of Carlos Santana's band. Greg is the singer who sang Black Magic Woman and he played Keyboards. Aynsley Dunbar kills it on the Drums. The song Of a Lifetime has an epic guitar solo and is the highlight of the album
Hey Joe ! Yes, I love that combination of musicians in that version of Journey.. This might be a good album for me to turn the tables on Connor as I’m sure he has never heard that before. Love that deep growl of drop D and always have an acoustic on hand at home tuned to drop D :) thx for watching
One of my favorite albums of all time. Watching you react to this masterpiece is so compelling, almost like hearing it for the first time. Keep going guys!
i ain’t tryna brag here. i’m 18 and a drummer and tool’s fascinated me so much i’ve learned every single one of their songs and like you said, their drummer’s an octopus on acid. literally. by far the hardest music i’ve learned. danny carey for president
This is probably the greatest album of all time, period. Seems like no one talks about how great and what the albums means to be so great. Every time listen to it I just start getting emotional but in a good way, just how beautiful the sound and the production is just impeccable. It’s almost to the point when it’s not a record, it’s more of a message.
19:38 The stereo head banging at the start of Parabola was exactly what I was expecting LOL
"Is he an octopus on acid?" Got my subscription even though I may never watch another one of your videos if I'm being honest. Just came to watch more people come to the realization they should be listening to more TOOL
Thanks Ethan :)
@@kevinfromttt I would like to add that after finishing the video, I wouldn't mind watching you be awestruck by the video of Danny Carrey playing Pneuma. I know you've watched it already. If you filmed it I'll be here lol
This show works on so many levels. Not only do we see the father/son relationship that I, and many others wish we had, but...I have never listened to Tool either, and when you put the music in this context, you throw preference and expectation out the window and simply listen to what sounds good, what gives the music its value. This series of album reactions you and your father have created is pure music discovery, analysis, and appreciation. And now I enjoy listening to music, that which is both new and familiar with a new set of ears. Thanks guys
You guys should do The Mars Volta, particularly the first three albums. Love watching y’all experiencing some of my favorite albums for the first time.
I don't know why everyone ignores Octahedron and Noctourniquet. Those are their best albums imo. Yes their earlier ones have some good songs but the production value and overall flow of the albums improved with time. Not to mention Deantoni Parks' drumming on Noctourniquet which is insane. If I was going to recommend a person listen to one Mars Volta album it would be either of those.
@@dissonantprotean5495 I like both of those albums. I probably like Noctourniquet more than Bedlam. But, I would still think that listening to the Mars Volta in order for the first time is the way to go. By all means, they’re all great albums.
Still no At The Drive In tho hehe
You started with my favorite TOOL album...... I do hope you love them....
Hey Vee! I am listening to the album right now and realize there is so much more to be heard that I didn’t hear on the first listen. I am blown away at the musicianship!! Thx 🙏
This was my first introduction to u guys. Loved the video.. I am a huge TOOL fan and yall gained a subscriber 🙂 Can't wait to see more from u guys. Keep up the great work!
Whenever I see or introduce people to this album it always reminds me of how I first came across it. In 2001, my parents took me to Brazil and invited me to join them in a week's long ayahuasca spiritual cleanse (yes, this was before it was trendy and my parent's are still those kind of people).
I remember before getting to the retreat location that there was a lot of hubbub around a paritcularly well known person being at the same retreat for the same reasons at this time. No idea who this was.
On the first day of the retreat we all go through the opening ceremony that was designed to bring us together as a group, bond us, and create a sense of community on this journey. There was a dude there with long white hair tied into a low ponytail who, when he took the rope that was being passed around to tie their knot into, said his name was Alex. In his opening tribute to the start of his joureny, he said he was there to experience the wonders that the flower and root had to offer and delve deeper into his minds eye (or there abouts). He also said he was an artist and at the end of the retreat he'd love to show us what he'd been working on recently.
Fast fowards several days of psychodelic trips and wild visions, we get to the day were Alex sits down the group to reveal his most recent passion project. He set up a projector and gave a brief introduction to what we were about to watch. He said he'd been working with a band called TOOL on their latest ablum to design their art and, more recntly, their finished music video. "Cool!" - I thought.
He plays the video, and I went through my first ever experience of Alex Grey's artwork while hearing TOOL' s Parabola - but only the last 1 minute and 15 seconds ish of it.
Since then, I've been a life long fan.
You can release that as a podcast as well, that would be great.
we’ve got something planned pretty soon!
@@turningthetables I knew you already thought about it, that's promising.
Good luck with it!
You guys should totally listen to either for the first time by black country, new road, or cavalcade/schlagenheim by black midi, if not any of those maybe try some godspeed you! Black emperor, that might be cool
Yes! Some black midi please.
YES!!!
If he went from Radiohead to TOOL to Black Midi and GYBE i would actually cum
@@chokovok7231 awesome
this is definitely my favorite review you've done
I turned 50 in January and I've listened to Tool from their first album. (Mind you, I absolutely do NOT fit the stereotypical Tool fan. One would never know upon meeting me.) From country and R&B as a kid, 80's rap, to Prince, to The Cure(and the like of the period) to Brandon Marsalis(and jazz in general), to Hendrix, Bjork, 90's alternative and grunge, to Elgar and Chopin and an load of stuff stuff in between, I am a lover of good music of all kinds... all kinds.
My old behind don't do much social media but, I implore you to put your ears on Nothing by Meshuggah, Vesterpine by Bjork and We Like it Here by Snarky Puppy.
Thank you guys for what you are doing. I've enjoyed them all tremendously.
Thank you for using the word VOID and not the non-word "devoid."
The title track is structured using the Fibonacci sequence. Check in out. Once again, thank you for what you two are doing.
Love this reaction! The fact that neither of you have listened to these guys yet makes this incredibly interesting and entertaining to watch. You will have no complaints if you do Tool albums without breaking up to speed along. Full Tool songs are welcomed!
really glad to see you guys uploading more, i wish i had this type of relationship with my dad, so much fun!
please please do Clairvoyant by The Contortionist next!!!
loving the content guys, keep em coming
Lateralus that single masterpiece, a memoir to the 21century society! Non the less you have got to check the fibonachi sequence thing over in the lateralus song! You guys are in for a treat!
Can you do A Perfect Circle's Mer de Noms? It's displays Maynard's vocal's more.
Yes that's an amazing album
Yeah, would be the perfect transition for them to.
100% agree
Yes. Almost a bridge between tool and Radiohead.
Agree
heard tool for the first time when i was 14 and i had the same exact reaction. feels so sleepy n dreamy n then boom they’re stomping on ur face. 20 now and it still feels the same
Hey you guys! I’m just here to remind you (nicely) that this is the only album you have done by TOOL, you should freaking do the rest or at least 1 more pleasee, love you guys!
If Tool ever tours again, they are incredible to see live.
i had tickets to my first Tool show and it was canceled due to COVID :(
They will
So if it's albums you're reacting to (as opposed to individual songs) my request would be "Thirteenth Step" from A Perfect Circle. Definitely a great transition from Tool and an amazing album! Another great option would be Alice in Chains "Dirt".
Awesome reaction ,love the fact that you both enjoy this great album
Such an amazing album, I hope you guys got to see them do a live concert on TH-cam! I saw them live once and they play the songs just like they do on the albums and it's insane. Great vid guys I'm loving the content a lot.
Thank you for picking me as the winner, it'll be my first vinyl! Watching the channel since your first video and enjoying every minute of it! Maybe you can react to Anima by Thom Yorke in some point, it's very trippy!
Heads up on your tool journey. These guys put a lot of effort into the messages and themes in their albums. Almost all of them seamlessly fit or coexist together, constructing a beautiful narrative of whatever you interpret it. You guys jumped in the deep end (probably their most regarded piece) but their other works are just as endearing and unique to the ear.
The Parabol -> Parabola transition is one of my favorite things in ALL of music lol
I like the way you guys appreciate music and the way you guys edit your videos. Keep it up and good luck. Cheers
Thank you! Appreciate that you took the time to comment! Much love.
It's been done before, but the Danny Carey pneuma video is a great showpiece for him. Or him practicing lateralus, then you get the gong.
The drums are my favourite part of almost every Tool song
Not playing the transition from Parabol to Parabola is blasphemy, it's essential
I just found you guys because I'm a huge tool fan since I was 16 (I'm 40 now). I love how you two interact with each other and are very entertaining. Because of that I've watched everything you put out so far. Keep up the good work!
Congratulations on your channel. Im watching this video and you are at 150k subscribers. Super cool that both of you are “new” tool listeners. Keep reacting to tool!
Can I recommend something truly 'out there' with Haken's 'The Mountain' album, if you enjoyed all the insane ideas on this and on various Radiohead songs, you'll have a great time with it!
i would like to see you react to your dads music sometime, i think that would be cool
hope you do more tool sometime in the future, i love this reaction video
Just noticed the loveless album cover behind, a reaction is much needed, youtube will have a field day!
How about Queens of the Stone Age- “Like Clockwork”
Why does this comment section have such good recs lol? This album would be amazing to react to.
*Every QOTSA album