THEY ABSOLUTELY SMASHED THIS COVER! | Tool - No Quarter (Led Zeppelin Cover) | First REACTION!
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- Here's my Reaction/Review of Tool's take on Led Zeppelin's 'No Quarter' that I also reacted to last night here: • First Time Hearing: Le... 🔥
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What an amazing tribute to a truly unique original track🔥🔥 Tool does it again 👏🏻👏🏻
Congratulations Drew, you have now been indoctrinated into the Tool Army, be proud my friend. 👍
Great Reaction Drew! Loved you're expressions as the song was progressing. I knew you'd love it Drew. Tool could take any song. And literally turn it around. FYI Maynard does a cover of Elton John's Rocket Man with his other band. Maynard and his bands really do great tribute covers. You should give it a listen. It's not No Quarter of course. But he does the song justice with his voice nonetheless.
One of your best reactions. Cheers!
Drew Fortune Just want to let you know that Ronnie Radke posted a reaction video of you reacting to his song “Popular Monster”. Check it out brother and keep posting these reactions. Requesting “The in-between” by In this moment.
I knew you were going to love it better Drew because your ears are now "tuned" for Tool. I'm not saying Led Zeppelin isn't good or their version isn't good but Tool just takes it to another level. Led Zeppelin is amazing for the time period they crushed. I see where Tool takes a lot of influence from them in their music but man Tool is just so much more clean and easy to listen to. Love other LZ songs like Stairway to Heaven but No Quarter belongs to Tool in my eyes...er...ears. Great review and long awaited!
I wonder how popular Tool is on their home planet...
Coolest TOOL comment I have have EVER heard!! Looking at your handle, are you a hunter and fisherman like Maynard and myself? And holy crap, I cannot get enough of this song.
Great comment
That's hilarious 😂
#forthewin
They were given a space time travel ship & amazing Earth musical instruments to conquer Earths music world.
You asked & got the answer.
Tool really went to another level when Justin joined the band on the Aenima album
Half the songs on AEnima were written with Paul, here with No Quarter bass lines as well, Tool started playing it during Undertow's tour in 94. So apparently it was a natural progression still when Paul was in the band.
Paul was an extremely good bassist for Tool when he was there. I saw them live with both and honestly, its really close. I will say that Justin is growing to the point where he is truly one of the best in the world at what he does.
What's interesting is the idea that Paul left because he wanted to do something MORE experimental... really curious what he thinks of Tool nowadays
@@blahuhm6782 imagine he returned tool would be insane
"It was like we leveled up." - Danny Carey
When The Leeve Breaks, by Led Zeppelin
And then the cover by A Perfect Circle
Dexy Chan I second this.
That whole red rocks concert album is incredible.
This one is completely opposite. Zeppelin's version is best. APC has an interesting take on it but that is probably my favorite Zeppelin song.
@Dexy Chan I agree. It HAS to be the Red Rock's version.
@@LanceThompsonKssooner I feel the same way. Zeppelin's song is one of the most iconic rock songs ever. And that drum intro is like the best well-known drum intro ever (?)
@Dexy Chan this concert changed my life !! Hell yesssss
I remember me friend burning this and the salival version of Pushit onto a CD for me in 2002. Id known the original Zeppelin version for about 4 years at that point. I love the original-it sounds like a soundtrack to a dark, cold snowy nite as somebody is wading through a wide open plain, trying to get home. It creates a scene to zone out and into when listening. The murky piano, woozy vocal and phased out cosmic riffs from Jimmy Page- I wondered how Tool would rework it. And while the keyboards and freaked out psychedelia has been replaced with Tools own soundscapes and trademarks, Jaysus, did they knock this one outta D'hurling pitch. I remember taking the CD home, listening to it in my room,curtains closed,mesmerized. After the first chorus, at the 7 minute mark in this vid- they totally take the track on a trip of their own, with a 5 minute visceral odyssey. Its not in the original song,lulling you into a beautiful, mournful passage of music, before chugging down the drama of riffs. Then, back into the main body of chorus it travels. Then, another new section- a big, kick ass rolling rock finale, similier to the main rif of 46&2 shuttles the song to its shattering finale. Awesome. This one has indeed been requested for ya o'er the weeks,and Im glad y'got to experience both versions and enjoy em. I do prefer Tools version meself aswell,but this amazing reworking exists because the original classic was carved out back in the day. Great reaction, lad.
You my friend have the perfect way of explaining the experience you take when you listen to both versions but especially this one. Both very special, unique and one of a kind bands that transcend their time and I wish the younger generation can appreciate what Tool does for music and how incredibly special they really are because we'll never see a band like this again especially with the crap on the radio nowadays.
I have waited all this time for THE BEST cover of any song. Thank you for FINALLY doing this one Drew!
I love this cover, but for me the best cover is still Hendrix's version of All allong the Watchtower.
this
Excellent cover. Doesn't deviate too far from the original, yet the Tool sound is unmistakable.🤘😺 🤘
"Where no one GOoooooooooooeeeeeeeeessss" It's just so damn satisfying.
My god I'd forgotten just how astonishingly good this cover is, been years since I last heard it. I need it on my Spotify dammit!
Fantastic track and a great cover ! As a Led Zep fan since 17 ( now 68 ) this is an eye opener - must watch/listen to more tool stuff ! Thanks for introducing me to them !
I saw Zeppelin in 1975 or 6 20th row at the long beach area and no quarter was 45 minutes. I stood on my chair and actually passed out standing up for 10 minutes or so. Best concert I have ever seen. 4 hours of Zeppelin.
"Fookin' hell!" I got a chuckle right there. An appropriate response to any first time listening of a Tool song. I've been enjoying this one for years. My understanding is that when Robert Plant first heard this he really dug it as well. "Maynard's Dick" is an obscure older track by Tool. Maybe put that one in the Que for another time.
The live version of "No Quarter" by Led Zeppelin is a masterpiece. 1000 times better than studio version. Way heavier. It's on the live album "Song Remains The Same". Entire album is Amazing
Led Zeppelin is for Boomers, Tool is for Millenials
On the way to see TOOL tonight in Nashville 💪
You’re gonna love it, man. New songs fit in really well, and the new visual show they do is mind-blowing! Enjoy!
I just passed Bridgestone Arena on the way to my hotel. Tool fans galore, I’m in heaven.
@@rhisilver969 stuck in Nashville traffic atm
Seeing them in Memphis on Friday. I went to see them in Pittsburgh last year but my buddy couldn't go. So I got tickets to fly down and see them there as well.
Saw them in Detroit. Enjoy brah
Such an amazing version of this song. It’s so beautiful. 😍
The Metal Gods said hold my beer. Probably one of the best covers of any song by any band.
Can't be a coincidence that last night I watched a video of Danny Carey at the Grammys saying , "All the great drum gods that came before, namely John Bonham, Tony Williams and my good friend Neil Peart", and today I see this video of Tool covering a Zeppelin song.
Personally for me - the best cover ever. Shout out to Led Zeppelin and Tool. Keep the reactions rolling Drew
Been waiting a while to see this.... I love to watch your reactions for a couple reasons. 1) because it's just awesome seeing the face of someone that's being blown away for the first time by a Tool song, but also 2) because I still to this day find myself blown away and have been listening to them since the late 90s. Trust me, dude.... I feel what you're feeling.
Sometimes people ask me what my favorite tool song is... Day to day that changes across the entire spectrum... But No Quarter is just fucking ridiculous every time I hear it. Good shit, drew... I know you react to lots of music, but I thank you for sharing this with us.
Cannot wait for this video to go live, no words to describe how amazing this cover is 🤘
The original will always be in our hearts........But like you said......TooL Smashed it. No one will out do this cover IMO
Awesome! I think I may have only heard Tool do this song once before. What a gift to hear this now, vintage Tool with Maynards most powerful voice for basically the first time. Thanks! I wish the Salival songs were available on Apple Music.
This reminded me of your 46&2 reaction, where the music is so good that it hurts. Hurts so good.
Check out Tool’s cover of “You Lied” by Justin Chancelor’s old band Peach gb
Yessss
That whole Peach album is epic. I was so sad when it got taken down from TH-cam 😭
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@@Itsunclegabby OMG YOU'RE A SAINT 😍😍😍 Thank you so so so so much
My boyfriend, his son and I saw Tool last night in Nashville,Tennessee and it was totally AMAZING from start to finish!!!
Hey dude, if you're really digging Prog Rock, you should DEFINITELY check out the band Porcupine Tree.
PPLLEEAASSEE react to their song Arriving Somewhere But Not Here.
The live version from the DVD Arriving Somewhere....
I think you'll dig them alot. Their sound changes and morphs with each album.
Led Zep is probably my favorite band of all time but Tool (as always) crushes their original song. One of my fav Tool songs
The only other band thatll make you feel this is Pink Floyd. At least for me nothing comes close to Tool and Pink Floyd. I highly recommend 'Dogs' or 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond" by Pink Floyd.
Harry Wful id say there are other banda that duplicate the feeling of pink floyd, porcupine tree at their best being one of them
10:21 genuine toolgasm
Goosebumps, heavy riffs, thumping bass, godly drums, Maynard doing his thing. Toolgasm
@@NooDLES411911 yessir, tool is the greatest!
NooDLES411911 Maynard’s frighteningly chilling voice
Nice o face dude!
6 stars for this rendition. Gave me chills in some parts. This from a Zep fan in the 70”s
So glad you finally did this one ! This is the song that really got me into tool and even listening to it today gives me chills! But I think you should dig more into Led Zeppelin’s discography too because they have TONS to offer
Still waiting for SOBER 1993 live pro shot my friend 🤟🏻
Does he even know what TOOL looks like?
That and bottom from the same concert. Zach killed it prefer him over Henry
Led Zeppelin didn't have a separate keyboard player. John Paul Jones played the keys.
John Paul Jones played everything honestly
Wow the depth in that track is amazing,,,bravo to the producer
One of the greatest Covers in musical History......
It is one of the few that is far better than the originals! A few others I prefer over the originals are Faith No More covering War Pigs by Black Sabbath, Ugly Kid Joe covering Sweet Leaf by Black Sabbath, Red Hot Chili Peppers covering Higher Ground by Stevie Wonder also ANY cover Metallica has done! Such as the original Garage Days Re-revisited, $4.98 E.P. from 1987.
To add a couple more great ones- Joe Cocker covering “With a Little From My Friends” and The White Stripes covering “Jolene”
I like it a lot, and Tool is genius, but it is a different song. A “version” perhaps, but not really a “cover” anymore.
Shardsofcontent I’d have to disagree. The guitar riff and the vocal melody is pretty much the same it’s a cover just in Tool’s way of doing it. I would say a different version would be rage against the machine doing Maggie‘s Farm as opposed to how Springsteen did it.
Defensive Wounds uhhh it aint better than the original my friend, and im pretty sure tool would agree with that.
The thing I love so much about so many Tool songs including this cover, is that you can put it on.... On your stereo or with headphones, sit back in your favorite comfy chair, put your head back, close your eyes and get lost on the epicly incredible journey that you are being guided through.
The emotions they can make you feel is outstanding.
Other bands I'd like to see is Deftones, Chevelle, or 10 Years
Hell yes to all three. Not enough love on youtube for them, especially 10 Years.
As far as covers go this is one of the greatest.
Edit: Also check out You lied and Demon Cleaner.
The drummer from CORROSION OF CONFORMATY died yesterday. Can you react to their song "Clean my wounds" please.
I agree! (Plus, Conformity, is correct.)
Zepplin is amazing and i have loved tool from the beginning. What other band can take a Zepplin song to an unimaginable level like that...that cover is unbelievable..
Maktub. Reggie Watts. Totally different then this version, but crazy good
My favorite Zeppelin cover, awesome!🤟🤟🤟
Thanks for posting this. Amazing. Can't believe I've never heard it until now.
Oh man so glad u finally heard this. Ive been blasting this coverr for years
I regret so much for just now in my life, i reallly payed attention to this Tool "thing". This guys are amazing. Living proof that there is extraterrestrial life...
I felt the exact same when I first heard this cover and honestly I feel like they did Led Zeppelin proud on this and I'm curious to know what the members of Led zeppelin may think of this cover
That's one of my favorite songs.. and one of my favorite covers!
I always loved the guitar part of this that sounds like a saxophone. I've never figured out how they do it. The structure sounds like a recording played in reverse, but the mastering to get that saxophone sound is just killer. Absolutely loved your reaction to it brother!
Best cover song ever made
Hahahaha!!! Yep. Great reaction. They always amaze me
What a colossal fucking track. A great song for the gym. It gets my adrenaline pumping every time.
No Quarter I lost all my fkg Quarters after this song melted my face LMAO
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Great reaction and I had the exact same amazement when I first heard it years ago... almost tearful.
Tool covers are always fire.
Gojria - Flying Whales or Silvera
The Mars Volta - Inertiatic Esp
When I hear this version, I Love the World! ❤
I see Tool live for my first time this weekend before they travel abroad. Though I began listening to Keenan around 5 years ago, I only got into Tool within the last year and they've since become my favorite band. So psyched for Saturday!
On the way to see them now 👊
mindsignals you will love it!
Lucky.
@@JetsBauer I had failed at getting tickets for Atlanta, but ended up getting pretty good ones for New Orleans. They were 6 and 4.5 hours from me, so I actually ended up closer...incredibly excited to see it! Enjoy your show tonight!
Gonna see them in New Orleans Saturday as well. The last time they were in New Orleans they played this song.
Anything Tool does is 10xs better than anyone else. I know that sounds arrogant but I truly believe it. All 4 band members are perfect musicians.
MEB Tool is the greatest band ever in my opinion, so you saying that doesn’t sound out of line at all lol
Now watch one the old school live versions of this. Its amazing
This is a great song, pry my favorite cover. Great video! The slide from Maynard from the bullhorn to clean vocals is sooo good.
I remember cruising around Burning man in 2001 or 02 and all tripping one night, then through the dusty sunset this song was being played at some camp. I freaked out cause almost no one was around like it was just for me. My Amazing first listen. So Epic.
The Main Squeeze - No quarter (they add the keyboards)
Led Zeppelin has done versions of No Quarter live that are a lot longer than 11 minutes. There's also a version of them doing a Bossa Nova tempo in studio. They would break off into a jazz and funk routine during the keyboard solo in the middle of the top live.
Thank you god you did not say it was better than the original sparking unholy hell in the comments. I saw this live as their opener when they toured with Primus , pure goosebumps.
Together with Jonny Cash's cover of Hurt and Hendrix's cover of All Along the Watchtower, I rank this cover by Tool together with them as one of the greatest covers of any song ever!! Tool nailed it in their own way!
I recently subbed to your channel because of your Tool reactions. Keep it up
And to think that this was Live too. Jesus Christ.TOOL is the fuckin truth.
Maybe you should try react to No quarter live from Led Zeppelin, the version from The song remains the same is really good
My immediate reaction is that it is the best cover of the song that I have heard among many. It is eerily similar for long stretches and then breaks of on its own. The impetus in Zeppelins version is about endurance and endless journey .. the dread of slowly moving time. Hence the "melancholic" breaks with keyboard (especially in live concert).
This version is much more brutal. Time is running out and we need to move. The riffing at the end was just fantastic and I love it. Live versions with Zeppelin all differ, some versions are more upbeat and "happy" while other versions are "melancholic" if that is even the appropriate word. Brooding and slow and just dark. It is futile. TOOL thinks there is victory, Zeppelin does not.
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This one is going to be good. LOVE this cover.
A perfect circle The outsider live on The tonight show
Yes, very good. Also checkout weak and powerless [live ABC 2010] & Judith live conan 2007 . Great live performances
One of Maynard's best yells
Saw them do this live years ago it was amazing!!
You would like Third Eye off this album. its another Tool masterpiece!!
The thing about Third Eye is it has a harsh different sound, totally not for a Tool first time listener. However, once you begin to understand Tool, Third Eye is a good song that gets better and better with each listening. He's listened to enough Tool to be ready for it, IMO.
He did it 3 months ago.
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It's from Aenima. This one's from Salival
Yo Drew. McGregor showed some class after his win. Are you thinking of putting the poster back up on the wall?
It’s already been replaced by the 10K days Tool album poster my man!👏🏻👏🏻
12:25 should be your thumbnail. 😆 Great stuff, Drew! For real. It's nice to see the (slightly) younger generation keeping good music alive.
Been jammin to this since the Salival box set dropped, its soooo goooood 😊
I love how the bassist gets to do the solo in this version 8:12
Wow !! What an incredible version of a classic. Tool took No Quarter reworked it a bit an owned it ... Incredible!! Both versions ( Zeps & Tool ) hold their own ... I love the contrast.
Feel like they could honestly cover just about anything and make it sound fantastic
Drew you have to get into Zeppelin's discography. Its amazing.
Fantastic cover.
Ahahaha Probably the best Tool reacting video i've watched! Thank you! :)
Few bands have been successful in covering Led Zeppelin, Tool succeeds in putting their own interpretation on the song, without ruining the integrity of the original. Thanks for introducing me to this version.
Your “don’t scream, don’t scream!” gave me chills. Great reaction, Drew.
I love seeing this song live
Please do more songs from the album salival
Yeah, do "Maynard's Dick"
How about react to all of salival such a great live album
This cover is so good! Most covers aren't as good as the original until Maynard covers it. Check out MJK and the Flaming lips quitarist cover Rocket Man by Elton Jon. Type of music that will bring tears to your eyes
Beautiful review Drew! XO!!!
The keyboard player /piano player is actually there bassist John Paul Jones. He is an amazing musician! Absolutely a huge part of the success of led zeppelin.
A Perfect Circle's cover of Marvin Gaye's What's Going On?
Excellent cover
You know LZ has to be impressed with this cover.
When LZ quotes Tool as an inspiration...youve fucking made it kid!
they also covered You Lied and Spasm from Peach (Justin's old band) and Stranglehold from Ted Nugent as well
As the social experiment I've lived outside for 10 years and I really love this song I once dropped quarters on the ground for a whole month just to see people's reaction when I said I hold no quarter
It’s been ten years since I was where you are. Just wait!!! Tool, BECAUSE EVERYBODY NEEDS A FAVORITE BAND.
Please do some songs of the band ISIS. They toured with Tool some time ago and they are legends too! Start with "So did we" and "In fiction" !
OK Drew..we all enjoyed the video from yesterday..let's rock to this one!!
Tool does it so well
Please do Led Zeppelin No QUARTER the LIVE VERSION 1973. It's the way it truly is meant to be played by Led zeppelin. The studio version is great but the live version is beyond words.
This is the best comment in the thread. It make me wonder if he's ever heard the live version. And, of course, Jimmy's solo is perfect
I just watched that video--- and I so agree
Live version from SD Cali is😯 I still wonder how a bootleg could have such good audio quality. I'm guessing someone paid to be tapped directly into the mixing board
There’s a live version my friend had on an album once where Plant does this little change in how he sings a last word of a line that just fucking set me off. It was the first version of the song I heard. I was hooked. Tool was my favorite band at the time and when I found out they covered it I was ecstatic. I hope this live version is the one I’ve been looking for all these years since.
i saw them in phoenix arizona on halloween one year , and they played this song dressed as the members of led zepplin
This reaction did not disappoint. Glorious.
You are so beautiful especially in this one. Watching the orgasmic awe on your face takes me back. Adorable! I was in my 20's when Opiate dropped and Ive held that flame. Thank you Drew! Bisoux!