he wasnt patient enough, this is my favorite tool song, then rosetta stoned. The Patient isnt simple its actually very detailed, especially the intro before the lyrics start... the music is representing time and if you listen closely to the intro the music morphs itself. and the way Danney Carey lets his symbols ring sends a pulse of energy.
@@mitchellwilliam95 I have the odd number obsession (you'd laugh at the 7 alarms set on my phone)and my last step has to be with my left foot. If I just can't take another step for whatever reason, I have to at least tap my left foot one more time haha.
I think The Patient is Maynard’s mom. This is from Lateralus, which came out in 2001 and she had been paralyzed for years at this point. Imagine sitting next to your paralyzed family member, trying to keep them company and showing them love, but how the tedium would really get to you after 20+ years. Despite that, his mom keeps the faith and in some way inspires him to do the same, against his own judgment.
I actually checked the comments, expecting someone to call it out, but after scrolling down for awhile and seeing nobody bring it up, I figured I’d chime in. As with all music and art, it’s not necessarily essential to know what the artist intended, as much as it is to be able to draw some kind of personal meaning from the piece. But, in this case, so much of Maynard’s writing became influenced by his relationship to his mother, and I think it adds a lot of depth and nuance to many of Tool’s songs, if you know the background information.
The patient is him. Its about his issues with the band and all the lawsuits they had been facing as well as his struggles having to wait so long to make another tool album. "If there were no desire to heal the damaged and broken met along, (his listeners) this tedious path ive chosen here (playing with tool) i certainly would've walked away by now. Just my opinion and thoughts.
You know what's crazy, dude, I've listened to and loved this song since Lateralus came out, but Tool albums are never published with printed lyrics. I had this ritual back in the day where I'd get a new CD, put on the headphones, lay in bed, and just listen to the whole album all the way through following along with the lyrics, but I never could do that with Tool. I came to appreciate the instrumentals and how the vocals acted as an instrument, and read so much about how Tool lyrics are up for interpretation (hence why they're not officially published), so you watching this video right now and reacting to both the music and the lyrics is like uncovering a whole new layer of meaning and depth and quality to this track (and other Tool tracks you've reacted to). I honestly really appreciate what you're doing because you're helping people like me get even more enjoyment out of some old favorites. Thanks man!
Lyrically, it’s not the most thorough Tool song. It’s the message behind it that carries through, and it is by any stretch, my favorite. As a long time sufferer of depression, I relate to this song on an emotional level and it is very close to my heart. Two lines stand out... “If there were no reward to reap, no loving embrace to see me through.” And... “Must keep reminding myself of this.” Those two lines can make the difference when you feel like you’re at rock bottom. It’s a reminder that, this too shall pass. The old saying goes that patience is a virtue. It’s also a lifesaver. Even in your darkest times, there are ALWAYS greater things just over the horizon. You just have to be patient...
I've been a Tool fan for a long time, but there are just some songs that you revisit after a long while that just re-excite and surprise you. This is one of those songs.
#1. You have a beautiful smile. #2. I was having a shit day. i watched your video on my lunch break and now Im in a better mood. #3. Watching you experience Tool is like getting to experience for the first time again, I appreciate that!
Preston, I'm an old school rocker, have kids that are most likely a good bit older than you. I enjoy watching your reactions and journey exposing yourself to new music. Since you love "details", I'd like to make a few suggestions. I'll list the band name and song, and I think you'll thank me for them if you happen to react to them. For details, another band right up there in my opinion with Pink Floyd and Tool is a band by the name " Porcupine Tree", listen to Arriving Somewhere, But Not Here. I think you'll like them. For Black Label Society, try listening to Concrete Jungle or Sold My Sole which is off of Zak's solo album. For Pure Guitar Instrumental Pleasure... Joe Satriani - Surfing with the Alien. studio version, or Andy Timmons - "Cry For You"...you'll thank me!...Peace!
Dang! I had forgotten all about Satriani! I listened to him in college. Personally I'd rather Preston listened to really old Clapton stuff rather than Satriani. Satriani's playing is more about technical capability than the music. And when he did sing his voice was never very strong. And Preston's only listened to a couple recent live Clapton performances, one of which most of the playing was done by somebody with a synthesizer that sounds like a guitar rather than Clapton himself. I think he'd like classic Clapton.
Clapton is without a doubt, a legend in the blues world, and I believe he has actually reviewed 1 or 2 of his songs. I recommended Satriani as it's not something that he usually would listen too, and thought it might spark an interest in him to venture out into some guitar instrumentals
KamikazeSeatbelt anaesthetise is such an amazing song. Live versions are fantastic. I saw porcupine tree in France at hellfest. Christ they are sublime. Gavin Harrison. Such a great drummer.
prison sex 4 degrees flood, bottom is fking great too, and of course track 69 Disgustipated...and then my color was red, along with all those other people
Undertow in my opinion is tool sober . No pun intended on the song in the album being titled, sober coincidentally and about not being able to stay sober lol. But lateraluls , their best album , they clearly were inspired by being on lsd and mushrooms. I'm not guess I know that cause maynard has said that him self , but now that grown and done all that stuff before , I now see it very clearly . People think shrooms and LSD are just drugs and they just make you crazy. Absolutely not true at all. We all are on using about 10 percent of our brain. When you do one of those two drugs , it expands your brain and you are using parts never used before, having thoughts you never had before. It brings new ideas out. This album is proof. Plus listen to what they say in the song third eye
love ya bro. commented here before. i'm 55, been listening to this type music my whole life, heard them all. Amazed and for some reason proud that your two favs r PF and Tool, guess what, mine too. That's what great music will do. an old white man and a young black man can have the same two favorites- cool as hell.
Still being patient for your reaction to Third Eye by Tool Also, you asked for feedback on your Rosetta Stoned vid about rewatching with lyrics provided and it was a resounding “YES!”. So please add Rosetta Stoned with lyrics to the list 🙏🏻
Also, as a Patient, it has multiple meanings to me. all say same, be patient even if you are a patient. As a patient what I want is to get better. Love you channel bro!
I've lived a life of hardship and darkness with a burning desire for a brighter future. The last 7 years were especially dark and difficult. I was patient and kept my faith and fighting spirit. I must be patient! 😊👍
This song saved my life after getting in a car wreck that nearly killed me, permanently crippled me and left me in constant pain. I listened to "The Patient" every damned day in the hospital, and I was in that bitch for a long ass time -.- I still listen to it at least once a week.
Your the coolest man! You're like having a really eager friend sit down and experience a song for the first time, and your just hoping they love it as much as you do! Pink Floyd and Tool are my two all time favourite bands as well. You nailed it when you said it's about "experiencing" the song not just listening to it. Keep it up man!
Can you react to Dire Straits please ? Mark Knopfler is an amazing guitarist and a very good songwriter, you will surely love his guitar playing ! I recommend songs like Sultans of Swing (live Alchemy version), Brothers in Arms and Private Investigations to begin For all those who will read this comment, please like and have a nice day
Rockforever forever brothers in arms is one of the cleverest pieces of technical song writing you will ever hear for reasons unknown unless they are explained.
Patience and persistence will get you through a huge chunk of life. Add humbleness and respect, and anything is possible. If you like Tool, check out "hooker with a penis". I know it sounds terrible, but it's actually about people being sellouts or the illusion of being a sell-out.
Tool was one of the first concerts I ever went to, their light show and music is great AF live. Let's get to them BARS, we need EM to come out with more songs!
Loved this. Watching you discover TOOL helps us to rediscover them too. Thanks for posting these. Allow us to suggest Maynard's other band PUSCIFER. Check out some tracks off "Conditions For My Parole"
Jason Magistro I think Sober was the first Tool song he did. Wasn’t it? I’ll have to go back and check 😂 The selfish side of me wants him to do a Tool song every day til he’s heard all of them.
He did sober and 46/2. Back when he was first starting Tool reactions. As far as reactions go, gotta say one of the best, is him listening to "right in two". It's been bad ass watchin him discover this shit, hasn't it?
Do Tool - Ticks and Leeches, it's tools heaviest song, Maynard (the vocalist) actually screams in this song and it took a whole month for his voice to completely heal after the damage done from screaming.
When this album was released the anticipation was beyond limits. The reward was listening to a masterpiece of musical art that did not disappoint. All TOOL heads had to be patient.
Preston, I’m a big fan of your station. By far my favorite reactions on TH-cam. Just wanted to say hi from Kansas. Every Tool song you do you always listen to the last second, but today I noticed you cut it off when he had a couple small lines left. You need more... patience. If that joke doesn’t disqualify me from making requests, I’ll add those now. Tool - Opiate (a bit explicit) Opeth - The Drapery Falls Pink Floyd - Any track from Piper at the Gates of Dawn. I can’t pick just one. Animals as Leaders - Tooth and Claw Also, I dig the new intro.
Listening to you praise Pink Floyd and Tool makes me so happy and so I gotta recommend Porcupine Tree - Anesthetize live in Tillburg. If we're talking an experience that is surely one. Porcupine Tree certainly has pink floyd influences in their music.
The only thing I could wish you would do differently in these tool reactions is wait till the very end to hear every sound of the endings of their songs, regardless I love the tool reactions!!
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Such an underrated Tool song.
I think its well rated by Tool fans :)
@@gfunk95 I hear you. But in the realm of Tool reaction videos, this isn't requested all that much.
@@sarajade5111 touche!
Underrated by who ?
@@JerseyMcgee81 yeah that's what I'm saying
I’m trying to be Patient for that new Tool album
Jose Vargas no shit! Wtf is it?😊
Ikr same here man
@@charitizzle6028 Its done. Be out soon.
Had the same thought...Be 13 years in May.
Jose Vargas wait it out
This is their most underrated song imo
I think its arguably their best
@@misfitness3475 my first real Tool-gasm
@@misfitness3475 It kinda is
It was one of my favorites earlier on, then I moved it to Reflection. Lateralus is a great album.
This or reflection.
“That’s how music should be. It should be an experience. Not just a song...an experience. Art.”
-Preston (2019)
So true brother ✌️❤️🙏
Cut it off a bit early, there were some vocals left... please always listen to the last second, especially with Tool
I know cant cut it off then say it was simple song geesh
@@dougmott8926 he did cut off early but he's not wrong. Instrumentally it is simple by Tool standards and it's one of my top 4 Tool songs
Preston would have enjoyed the complete ending
He cut it early and missed a very huge key lyric...he says at the end "I still may and I will...." Then the rest...crucial.
he wasnt patient enough, this is my favorite tool song, then rosetta stoned. The Patient isnt simple its actually very detailed, especially the intro before the lyrics start... the music is representing time and if you listen closely to the intro the music morphs itself. and the way Danney Carey lets his symbols ring sends a pulse of energy.
Another great reaction. Who wants to hear Pushit - live Salival version. My favorite Tool track.
Greatest song of all time
Certainly me
I’ve requested this multiple times.
Same , unbelievable re imagination of an already amazing song !
Yes!
Be patient, and let the whole song play out ;)
I was thinking the same thing lol. My OCD killed me and I had to listen to the song again on my own. And it still bothered me haha.
@@allisonj6774 My OCD makes me touch door knobs before I open doors.
@@mitchellwilliam95 I have the odd number obsession (you'd laugh at the 7 alarms set on my phone)and my last step has to be with my left foot. If I just can't take another step for whatever reason, I have to at least tap my left foot one more time haha.
Ha ha, yes, well said!
There are plenty of ways to hear the song out. This video is specifically to let him show his reactions to various pieces of the song then as a whole
I just spent almost 3 hours watching you react to tool. Well worth it.
More from Maynard:
Puscifer - (Galileo/ Horizons/ The Remedy/ The Humbling River/ Autumn)
A Perfect Circle - (The Outsider/ The Hollow/ The Doomed)
This ^^
I really want someone to react to my favorite APC song... Gravity
@@b2ickwall978 True. Gravity is definitely up there and deserves a reaction. It's often overlooked
I think The Patient is Maynard’s mom. This is from Lateralus, which came out in 2001 and she had been paralyzed for years at this point. Imagine sitting next to your paralyzed family member, trying to keep them company and showing them love, but how the tedium would really get to you after 20+ years. Despite that, his mom keeps the faith and in some way inspires him to do the same, against his own judgment.
I actually checked the comments, expecting someone to call it out, but after scrolling down for awhile and seeing nobody bring it up, I figured I’d chime in.
As with all music and art, it’s not necessarily essential to know what the artist intended, as much as it is to be able to draw some kind of personal meaning from the piece. But, in this case, so much of Maynard’s writing became influenced by his relationship to his mother, and I think it adds a lot of depth and nuance to many of Tool’s songs, if you know the background information.
The patient is him. Its about his issues with the band and all the lawsuits they had been facing as well as his struggles having to wait so long to make another tool album. "If there were no desire to heal the damaged and broken met along, (his listeners) this tedious path ive chosen here (playing with tool) i certainly would've walked away by now. Just my opinion and thoughts.
or it could mean “the patient”as in like “one who is patient” and he’s telling himself to be patient
10000 days I believe is the time she lived with cancer .
I don't agree. It's as much about himself as his mom.
I swear i watch for your reactions only, you are the best in this new industry ! I give YOU a FLAWLESS VICTORY !!
Please react to System of a down - Question!
Yes, absolutely, and hell yeah.
I second this
Bruh! You gotta get on some of that old Tool! Something off the album Opiate-"Part of Me" or the album Undertow- "4 degrees"
Or bottom maybe? 🤣
Yes!! Please listen to any song on Opiate and/or Undertow (-Sober since you’ve already reacted to it).
4 degrees! YES
@@asmintimsina3987 2nd that!
Tool is the modern day Floyd!
It’s amazing how music brings people together
You know what's crazy, dude, I've listened to and loved this song since Lateralus came out, but Tool albums are never published with printed lyrics. I had this ritual back in the day where I'd get a new CD, put on the headphones, lay in bed, and just listen to the whole album all the way through following along with the lyrics, but I never could do that with Tool. I came to appreciate the instrumentals and how the vocals acted as an instrument, and read so much about how Tool lyrics are up for interpretation (hence why they're not officially published), so you watching this video right now and reacting to both the music and the lyrics is like uncovering a whole new layer of meaning and depth and quality to this track (and other Tool tracks you've reacted to). I honestly really appreciate what you're doing because you're helping people like me get even more enjoyment out of some old favorites. Thanks man!
Talk talk - a perfect circle
Lyrically, it’s not the most thorough Tool song. It’s the message behind it that carries through, and it is by any stretch, my favorite.
As a long time sufferer of depression, I relate to this song on an emotional level and it is very close to my heart. Two lines stand out...
“If there were no reward to reap, no loving embrace to see me through.”
And...
“Must keep reminding myself of this.”
Those two lines can make the difference when you feel like you’re at rock bottom. It’s a reminder that, this too shall pass. The old saying goes that patience is a virtue. It’s also a lifesaver. Even in your darkest times, there are ALWAYS greater things just over the horizon. You just have to be patient...
Tool 4 degrees. Very underrated among the reaction crowd.
I've been a Tool fan for a long time, but there are just some songs that you revisit after a long while that just re-excite and surprise you. This is one of those songs.
Hey P...I wanna let you know I appreciate your reactions and your love of music....I see the passion on your face every time you react....thank you
He's up there man.
Lost in Vegas are awesome too, same as Alex Hefner but Preston is unique
I just obsessively watched all your tool reactions the other night and was JUST wishing you had done this one as I drove home from work today. 👍🏼💪🏼🤘🏻
"music should be an experience, not just a song. Art " Kudos to you for understanding!!!!!
And I'm still right heeeeeere..........💣💥 Goosebumps every time!!!
would you do a reaction to the whole album in on sitting? just play it from start to finish as one track, thats the real experience
"Music should be an experience - not just a song..."
This is the secret truth brother!
#1. You have a beautiful smile. #2. I was having a shit day. i watched your video on my lunch break and now Im in a better mood. #3. Watching you experience Tool is like getting to experience for the first time again, I appreciate that!
Preston, I'm an old school rocker, have kids that are most likely a good bit older than you. I enjoy watching your reactions and journey exposing yourself to new music. Since you love "details", I'd like to make a few suggestions. I'll list the band name and song, and I think you'll thank me for them if you happen to react to them. For details, another band right up there in my opinion with Pink Floyd and Tool is a band by the name " Porcupine Tree", listen to Arriving Somewhere, But Not Here. I think you'll like them. For Black Label Society, try listening to Concrete Jungle or Sold My Sole which is off of Zak's solo album. For Pure Guitar Instrumental Pleasure... Joe Satriani - Surfing with the Alien. studio version, or Andy Timmons - "Cry For You"...you'll thank me!...Peace!
I second your recommendation for "Arriving Somewhere but Not Here"
Dang! I had forgotten all about Satriani! I listened to him in college. Personally I'd rather Preston listened to really old Clapton stuff rather than Satriani. Satriani's playing is more about technical capability than the music. And when he did sing his voice was never very strong. And Preston's only listened to a couple recent live Clapton performances, one of which most of the playing was done by somebody with a synthesizer that sounds like a guitar rather than Clapton himself. I think he'd like classic Clapton.
Clapton is without a doubt, a legend in the blues world, and I believe he has actually reviewed 1 or 2 of his songs. I recommended Satriani as it's not something that he usually would listen too, and thought it might spark an interest in him to venture out into some guitar instrumentals
KamikazeSeatbelt great requests!!!👏👏👏
KamikazeSeatbelt anaesthetise is such an amazing song. Live versions are fantastic. I saw porcupine tree in France at hellfest. Christ they are sublime. Gavin Harrison. Such a great drummer.
When ever life gets really tough and hard and everything feels like it’s falling apart I listen to this song over and over
Puscifier - Potions (react to music video), Deftones - Bloody Cape/Royal
This is the first time I have ever heard this song too. I love it and could probably learn something from it too.
That reaction to when the proper chorus kicks is exactly what I had when I first heard the song :) :): )
Maynard just wraps you in a warm blanket, you never want to leave.... he is the best vocalist by far💙❤💜
you really need to start doing stuff off Undertow! Bottom is my favorite off that album
prison sex 4 degrees flood, bottom is fking great too, and of course track 69 Disgustipated...and then my color was red, along with all those other people
Undertow in my opinion is tool sober . No pun intended on the song in the album being titled, sober coincidentally and about not being able to stay sober lol. But lateraluls , their best album , they clearly were inspired by being on lsd and mushrooms. I'm not guess I know that cause maynard has said that him self , but now that grown and done all that stuff before , I now see it very clearly .
People think shrooms and LSD are just drugs and they just make you crazy. Absolutely not true at all. We all are on using about 10 percent of our brain. When you do one of those two drugs , it expands your brain and you are using parts never used before, having thoughts you never had before. It brings new ideas out. This album is proof. Plus listen to what they say in the song third eye
love ya bro. commented here before. i'm 55, been listening to this type music my whole life, heard them all. Amazed and for some reason proud that your two favs r PF and Tool, guess what, mine too. That's what great music will do. an old white man and a young black man can have the same two favorites- cool as hell.
" music should be an experience " I 100% agree.
This is why I know that you would love and appreciate The Mars Volta.
It's pretty cool to watch someone experience Tool for the first time over and over.
Still being patient for your reaction to Third Eye by Tool
Also, you asked for feedback on your Rosetta Stoned vid about rewatching with lyrics provided and it was a resounding “YES!”. So please add Rosetta Stoned with lyrics to the list 🙏🏻
Yes!
Royal Thunder- April Showers
Khemmis- Flesh To Nothing
Guaranteed “HOLD ON BRUUUHHHS”
Also, as a Patient, it has multiple meanings to me. all say same, be patient even if you are a patient. As a patient what I want is to get better. Love you channel bro!
Above everything, fucking LOVE the intro. Shows you what metal is all about.
I've lived a life of hardship and darkness with a burning desire for a brighter future. The last 7 years were especially dark and difficult. I was patient and kept my faith and fighting spirit. I must be patient! 😊👍
This song saved my life after getting in a car wreck that nearly killed me, permanently crippled me and left me in constant pain. I listened to "The Patient" every damned day in the hospital, and I was in that bitch for a long ass time -.- I still listen to it at least once a week.
Nice new intro. Also.....Jinjer - Pisces Live Session
Olly Hudson oh yes Jinjer Pisces..I'm listening all time,its aaaaaaamazing!!
I don't think he'll 'like' it, but we *all* want to see *that* "hold on bruh"!!
I have been listening to them constantly. Their entire library is amazing.
My favorite pastime is watching people react to Tatiana
Could you please react to Primus, preferably either Tommy the Cat or To Defy the Law of Tradition, please? It's basically thrash funk.
HOLD ON, HOOOOOOOLLLLLDD OOOOOOONNNNNN BRUHHHH! - Gets me laughing every time I fuckin love it. Subbed!
Been waiting for this one! Love this song glad you did too!!
Your the coolest man! You're like having a really eager friend sit down and experience a song for the first time, and your just hoping they love it as much as you do! Pink Floyd and Tool are my two all time favourite bands as well. You nailed it when you said it's about "experiencing" the song not just listening to it. Keep it up man!
Can you react to Dire Straits please ? Mark Knopfler is an amazing guitarist and a very good songwriter, you will surely love his guitar playing !
I recommend songs like Sultans of Swing (live Alchemy version), Brothers in Arms and Private Investigations to begin
For all those who will read this comment, please like and have a nice day
Rock n roll hall of fame! Dire Straits
Money for Nothing or Romeo and Juliet
Sultans from Alchemy live is beyond amazing
Money for Nothing.
Rockforever forever brothers in arms is one of the cleverest pieces of technical song writing you will ever hear for reasons unknown unless they are explained.
- Heavy music - that's fucking awesome. I never watch lyric videos so that's got me cracking up.
i dig the new intro.
and i love this reaction...
and i agree... third eye is just about due...
8:54 "gotta be patient like they say"
Doesn't wait for the band to wrap things up :D
Tool can't be matched on a creative level for this generation.
That's our Preston!!! Can't wait for you to listen to Third Eye after seeing your reaction to this.
Shinedown - Monsters, Sound of Madness
Drowning Pool - Bodies, 37 Stitches, More Than Worthless
10 Years - Fix Me
one of my favorites. and youre right, its all about the experience.
"You must keep re act ing to Tool..."
I believe that last few times Maynard repeats, "And I..." Is a play on words with, "And die.."
As in, walk away and die
Interesting observation. Thanks for sharing
Patience and persistence will get you through a huge chunk of life. Add humbleness and respect, and anything is possible. If you like Tool, check out "hooker with a penis". I know it sounds terrible, but it's actually about people being sellouts or the illusion of being a sell-out.
You fell into the Tool wormhole my friend. Get comfortable...
Tool was one of the first concerts I ever went to, their light show and music is great AF live. Let's get to them BARS, we need EM to come out with more songs!
Patient for the next Tool reaction!
blidrob uhhhhh did you not watch the video you commented on? Lmao......shit nevermind I see what you did there haha
This song got me through a real rough patch in my life. I waited it out, and life got better. Now I must keep reminding myself....
One of my faves, was waiting for you to do it, but I echo all your other tool fans/KTF fans when I say THIRD EYE
best reaction channel out there. keep it real ..... music is what connects
Some songs grow on you, this has been my favorite tool song since the first time i heard it.
Just to say King, love your content, particularly your journey through rock and metal! Thank you!
It's Tool Tuesday y'all
Make this a thing Preston!
That face when it hits deep inside the soul is priceless 😂
Loved this.
Watching you discover TOOL helps us to rediscover them too.
Thanks for posting these.
Allow us to suggest Maynard's other band PUSCIFER.
Check out some tracks off "Conditions For My Parole"
Love when you do tool bro :) can you do Tool - You Lied or Tool - No Quarter (both are covers)
This song... Truly helped me through some hard times in life.
Super pumped about the New Album from Tool.
Those mortal kombat comments are perfect for the reaction!! 👌👍
Can’t cut the song short Preston! Seriously, we need a full album review of Aenima and Undertow. How have you not reviews sober, 46&2 and Stinkfist?!
Jason Magistro I think Sober was the first Tool song he did. Wasn’t it? I’ll have to go back and check 😂 The selfish side of me wants him to do a Tool song every day til he’s heard all of them.
You could say that for all Tool Album , you have to listen the whole thing start to end. Same with Floyd it's a trip from start to finish.
He did sober and 46/2. Back when he was first starting Tool reactions. As far as reactions go, gotta say one of the best, is him listening to "right in two". It's been bad ass watchin him discover this shit, hasn't it?
Love the intro 😎 I know you love tool rightfully so. They are baddass. Keep searching NIN they are awesome as well. Love your passion for great music.
This has been on my raodtrip playlist forever.
Oooo thanks for doing this one. It’s one of my favs!
Third Eye by tool please
Black Label Society - Still Born, Bleed for Me or Graveyard Disciples
Justin Bowman YASS
Bleed for Me and Funeral Bell are my favorite BLS songs. Wish he would do either one of them.
Please do a reaction video for Tool's version of No Quarter. Pretty please?
I feel like you rushed through that one dude.
Stinkfist next!
Bruh, I love watching you react to Tool!
Try out Northlane - Quantum flux
They’re lyrics will blow your mind! They are the pink floyd of metalcore
Do Tool - Ticks and Leeches, it's tools heaviest song, Maynard (the vocalist) actually screams in this song and it took a whole month for his voice to completely heal after the damage done from screaming.
Aaron Berry he’s done it already th-cam.com/video/30HA2xx_FWQ/w-d-xo.html
DO SOME FEAR FACTORY HOMIE!!!!!
The only tool song that makes me cry.
Tool third eye
When this album was released the anticipation was beyond limits. The reward was listening to a masterpiece of musical art that did not disappoint. All TOOL heads had to be patient.
Preston, it's time. You've danced around Third Eye long enough. REACT TO THAT, bro!
Also, I'm sure people have recommended Hooker With A Penis, but seriously, it's important. Get this alert and get to it! 😉
Ill definitely be listening with you when the new Tool album drops
This made my . morning Preston.
I like the intro change. Re-branding since you blew up is going to help. Been following since you were at like 15k
Preston, I’m a big fan of your station. By far my favorite reactions on TH-cam. Just wanted to say hi from Kansas.
Every Tool song you do you always listen to the last second, but today I noticed you cut it off when he had a couple small lines left. You need more... patience.
If that joke doesn’t disqualify me from making requests, I’ll add those now.
Tool - Opiate (a bit explicit)
Opeth - The Drapery Falls
Pink Floyd - Any track from Piper at the Gates of Dawn. I can’t pick just one.
Animals as Leaders - Tooth and Claw
Also, I dig the new intro.
You must react to TOOL covering led zeppelin's no quarter. Simply amazing!
Listening to you praise Pink Floyd and Tool makes me so happy and so I gotta recommend Porcupine Tree - Anesthetize live in Tillburg. If we're talking an experience that is surely one. Porcupine Tree certainly has pink floyd influences in their music.
The only thing I could wish you would do differently in these tool reactions is wait till the very end to hear every sound of the endings of their songs, regardless I love the tool reactions!!
Probably top-3 Tool song. Lyrics, melody... all of it. Just an unreal song.
4:07 STANK FACE ON POINT!