First Time Hearing TOOL - Culling Voices (Reactions!!)
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Hey man big fan ive been binge watching ur reactions the last few weeks. I was wondering if ur gonna do a reaction to "jambi" or "H." Both songs i think youll love especially being a father, keep up the good wrk PEACE!
U get it when u try and speak on Adam's stupifying subtlety, spellbinding doesn't come close , there's no speech ever been spoken, it's just felt, a feeling that takes one away...yeah you get/got it.... & ty 4 the intro , my 1st time culling voi....
Adam really holds it down. Isn't that what a bassist is supposed to be? Tool is the quites sentinel example of what is called music
❤ ya Polo
Cam Cole said if you don't hear his music soon, he's gonna hide in your closet and sing to you at night. Away is his best song, imo. PLZ check him out. He's amazing
POLO REACTS Amazing fact: Maynard doesn't even hear the songs until all the instrumental tracks are finished and ready. Only then will he listen and add the vocal track(s). Imagine the band playing these songs without Maynard singing them. That's how they get written. Maynard comes last, like a cherry on the top 🍒
I don't know if that was always the case though... I think I heard Maynard say that he used to be more involved with the music.
@@chrisdriver7776 Idk. Each member does his own thing til it's ready, then Maynard makes the vocals. That's the way I've always understood it to be
@@munkeeBraynStoo I think it was in Maynard's interview video with Rick Beato that he mentioned being more involved early on.
He said he receives a rough draft mostly tho, sometimes barely a song sometimes a nearly complete song. But it sounded like he creates his part and then they work together to make it all fit perfectly, he doesn't just throw vocals on top of the finished music track.
This didn't start until Lateralus-10,000 days. On earlier stuff you can hear parts written around vocal ideas...
Always enjoy your reactions Polo. I’m a 62 y.o. woman who really feels this music down to the cell. I will be listening to bands like Tool to the current Alternative music played on radio for my whole life. I feel a bit lonely out here! Not very many men my age think going to a concert event like Sonic Temple Art and Music Festival in Columbus, Ohio a good time. Well I’ll be there, and I can’t wait! God bless!
Not too far from me
I will be at Sonic Temple this May!!! I'm taking my friend, that is also a TH-cam content creator, to his first Tool show. I'm 59 and absolutely listen to Tool everyday and have done so since 1992. Would love to possibly catch you at the show! Spiraling out forever!!!
I get it!! I'm 60 y.o woman same thing...I go with girlfriends or my son lol
Kimberly you sound awesome to this 62 yr old man so if you’re ever out cali way hit me up! ❤
@@claybadger she does sound awesome. I’m 39 and in Pennsylvania. Get in line buddy!
Just kidding about the last part it would be awesome if you two met! 🌀
It's official Polo. We're brothers in Tool. Welcome to the fam
Danny actually plays the first guitar you hear in the intro, then he transitions to the drums
He did that live the first couple shows lol, that’s it. Not on the album.
@@BrainWasherAttendent 😞... Yeah I saw them in Denver and he did it during the show. Didn't realize he hadn't done it for the album.
@@nmchaser it’s cool they did that live the way they did. saw them debut it in Sacramento. There 3 layers of guitar that’s why they added Danny in the mix . But I think running from stage to drum kit was too weird after a couple shows.
Adam Jones is the master of understatement. A very different style, but in that he is very much like David Gilmour.
Man you on point. Gilmour has actually said he was a slow play not a shredder and so is Jones and he’s absolutely one of the best. His timing is phenomenal!!!
I never thought of it that way before but the comparison works.
Adam Jones is one of the few guitarist that let the guitar breathe so his audience has a chance to take in what they just heard instead of smothering them with sounds. David Gilmore does it to. He let's each phrase have moment and its brilliant. You hit the nail on the head , less is more. Great reaction POLO and thank you for everything!
This is the reason I've always preferred minimalist bands -- The Police, Hendrix, Cream, Morphine, Jeff Beck, Black Keys. They leave empty space scattered throughout the music, which enhances the definition of each voice. I love old Lynyrd Skynerd, but mother of god, nine lead guitars, was it? Eleven?
Also John Frusciante.
I still remember a "critic" saying this track doesn't hit hard enough and Maynard having to defend this track. One of the most beautiful songs I've heard in my life. And yes, Tool paints with music.
I love the album (except for track 6) but this is my favorite on it. The guitar work absolutely bangs.
@@davejones6812 you don’t like Descending? Can I ask why, I’m genuinely curious to know
@flyervoracek5954 Sorry, it's not Decending I don't like, it's Chocolate Chip Trip.
@@davejones6812we chocolate chip trip is just an intermission its purpose is to just carry you into the next song but with that being said I think it’s a great intermission with crazy drumming and meditative singing bowls.
@@davejones6812 tbh I enjoy chocolate chip trip
This track. Understated and underrated.
I wouldn't say underrated but more for those who understand it. Tends to funnel it in that category
This has been my fave on "Fear Inoculum" for many months.
As good as the entire album is I am drawn to this one and I don't understand why.
foolish comment, underrated by whom?
The reason why Tool doesn’t have 10 - 20 different albums is because they perfect their craft and refuse to give us anything less then their best, everything is carefully thought of and excruciated to create a masterpiece with every album, they are the most consistent and are the greatest artists in the world because of these things
Waiting patiently for Eulogy, yes your absolutely right, your favorite Tool song is the last you heard
And I am waiting impatiently
Glad you appreciate Adam man ..most ignore his greatness
Awesome reactions mate! Can't believe you have not done ThirdEye yet. Do Third Eye . You wont be disappointed
I like how you said "if I ever go to a concert its going to be a tool concert" Im going to my first concert next week and its going to be a Tool concert!
Your stick sculpture in the back there takes on greater interpretive movement with this song 😎🤘🏼💯
I was getting hypnotized…I just felt myself drifting along w/ the song staring….
My favourite of the album... "Don't you dare point that at me" and that drop is insane!!!
When this song is played live, all 4 of them come down to the front of the stage and grab guitars and start playing.
If Tool is your first concert, everything else will be a disappointment
Your description of Tool is Spot on.. I know exactly what you mean
Thanks polo, Check out Jambi next, hit that 2013 live dvd version, as good as the album version and you get to see Adams do his thing.
When they play this live, for the beginning part, they all sit in a semicircle and they each have a guitar they play until about when Danny starts in with the drums. It's weird seeing them all in close proximity because they all have their spots they don't venture far from normally. It's almost like an intimate acoustic type performance.
I saw a clip of this, and it instantly made me fall even further in love with Tool. Kind of seems like a Danny tip of the cap to Phil Collins, but maybe I'm wrong.
Danny so big he makes the guitar look like a ukulele 🤣🤣
th-cam.com/video/EPHhpfVl92Y/w-d-xo.html
It’s cool live. I saw it in Sacramento (1st time they played it live I believe). Definitely one of my favorites off the F.I.
god it was so cool with all the confetti coming down as well. and Danny looks massive sitting next to all of them lol
Polo, watch them play this live... th-cam.com/video/VfjTUpP8ku8/w-d-xo.html
Look forward to your Tool reactions... "SCHISM" next! Please, it's a must!
Oh my god I forgot he hasn’t done Schism. This is crazy.
Bro I've been waiting for this one 😁 Cool thing about this song, is Adam is playing the first guitar riff you hear throughout, then Justin comes in on guitar, then Danny starts strumming a guitar as well. All 3 playing until you eventually hear the small percussions beginning. The songs about the imaginary conversations and arguments we have in our head with our mental projections of other people. pretty trippy subject. like you're pissed at someone, so you imagine a whole conversation that never even happens, yet can further taint your opinion of that person even though they were never involved.
This song opens my mind to how I do that exact thing. It's toxic
That's some deep shit.
agreed ..I try to stop doing it..but we all interact with people...especially at work that sometimes drive you nuts...it kinda feels like internal ventilation or preparation but I also can feel it sabotaging my day at times...but .gotta be patient and communicative and find solutions to or with those individuals...easier said than done though
Great job!! keep checking them of the list. Next you should do is H, Swamp Song and Opiate
Where can I get the stick dancer in the back ground 🤔
I remember the very first time I ever heard Tool. Early 90s as an angry teen in a bad place. Sober came on my friend’s car radio. Changed my life because I had heard proof that I’m not the only one with MY kind of problems. Every album has changed my perspective for the better. There will never again be a band like Tool and we all got to live in this time with them.
So happy we lived through this time in life
Same here exact experience for me as well.
I graduated HS in 1993 and was getting pretty big into car audio.
First time I heard tool was in a friends 60’s VW bug with two 12” subs, a pair of Punch components in the door all ran off of 2 Punch 150’s.
I was hooked on Tool after and look forward to this day for anything new they put out.
Culling Voices is my favorite on the new album
Oh I forgot to add the song was Sober that was playing in his bug
You gotta do Jambi!!!
He’s crazy underatted
NOOOOO IDEA how m7ch I needed this, tonight. Haven't even started the song yet, but.... Thank You!!!
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Jambi or Jimmy
@@dametalmonster both are amazing. I say “Jambi” simply bc it makes me think of my own son and lyrics hit hard “Damn my eyes if they should compromise the fulcrum” mmmmm
Please do Jambi!!!!!!
Also "H" and "Opiate"
Or 46 and 2
That lil grin during the build lol love to see it!!!
Polo . James cone here.listen to Eulogy. If you have the time. Thank you for your honest take and view on my favorite band.
Absolutely love you dude. You are so completely into Tool
Waiting patiently for you to get to Prison Sex and Jambi.
Also 3 Libras by Perfect Circle
Yep these two and he still hasn’t done Schism or Eulogy!
What kills me is that there is so much you haven’t heard. And the albums as a whole! Listening to them front to back is certainly a unique part of the experience.
I love TOOLsday! Keep it up my friend!
Being a Tool fan since 93. Gotta start old then go to the new stuff. H. Third eye. Bottom. Jambi Then flex and listen to Def tones passengers with Maynard. That will blow your mind.
This was indescribable when they performed this live. Four Maestro's sitting together interweaving each one's artistic vision. The glitter confetti that softly fluttered to the floor of the Arena was an amazing aesthetic as the arena lights bounced off of the foil. I was fortunate enough to gather about eight pieces, four of which formed some sort of puzzle.
Love your dive into Tool man, so cool to watch. My personal favorite band ever. You have to check out Schism sometime soon
Edit: I'm 28 now and I discovered Tool through guitar hero 3 when i was about 13 and have been hooked ever since, and that song was Schism.
You will gonna like this song, my friend POLO.... ENJOY IT!!!
His voice is an instrument, you don't always have to understand what he's saying but you can feel it
Maynard is brilliant...makes you think about what he's trying to teach us all ,his message in every song has a meaning to something
Seen TOOL live 3 times! Best concerts I’ve ever been to.
And have seen a lot of great bands!
When it comes to ranking bands. There’s Tool then there’s everybody else.
My favorite band! YES!!!!!!! I love, LOVE THIS!!!!! I love way all your reactions to their music. They aren’t song, they are a transcendent journey; every single one. Thank you for being so open minded to different genres ❤
This track is definitely the most understated on the album but every song is beautiful on Fear Inoculum. If we get another album anywhere near as patient and thoughtful as this we're in a good place
I think I’ve heard most of the album and it’s a classic!!
@@poloreacts27 It's fucking elite.
Haha, I love how you pre-air-horned, based on the obvious trajectory. Don DeMarco!!
I visited Jerome, AZ a few months ago and from the vistas you get from where Maynard lives, you can see how he can get his mind to a place where he can write those incredible lyrics.
Did you enjoy some wine of his?
🤘
Polo: I think what you're trying to articulate (I find myself struggling to properly explain the awesome, at regular intervals) can be thoughtfully realized by watching one of Adam's performances. The guy barely moves when he plays, I swear. He takes economy of motion to a whole other realm. He always does so much, with so little, and always seems to care the most about serving the song, and would never care to be flashy, unless that 3 second excerpt of the song called for it. Fricking genius!
Another guitar player that doesnt move, he just sits in a chair off to the side, is Daryl Hance. He played guitar for a Southern Swamp Rock band, JJ Grey & Mofro and in this video of the song "War" he sits off to the left of singer JJ Grey. th-cam.com/video/K_tIo18Tl1w/w-d-xo.html
Sonic Temple in Columbus OH, end of May--Tool will be there
I'm gonna see your live reaction from Lisbon, PORTUGAL. Keep doing it....... you rule!
I was blessed to watch the very first performance of this last year at the Golden One arena in Sacramento. I'm still trying to process everything I experienced in that moment. Watching all of them come forward on the stage and play acoustic guitars with Maynard's magical voice was beyond all I could have imagined! I've been a fan since 1992, the concert was number 1 on my bucket list. Took me 30 years, but I made it.....a second concert is now number 1 on my bucket list. Amazing, magical, and wonderful in every way possible.
I was there too. What an amazing show that was. Coupled with the fact that it was Adam's birthday that day too.
@@fucazombie yes yes yes!!!! I still have some confetti saved in my life's journal! So magical!!!
I was at that show also...... it was the........ 4th time? I've seen them? Great stuff.
This was instantly my favorite track my first listen thru. People said they would never play it live since two guitars are needed in the beginning. THEN they put Danny on a guitar. I’m just mad they didn’t play this at the three shows I was at. So epic!
They played it at the three shows I was at. 😜 It’s interesting, this song is such a slow burn, it took me the longest to really love. But wow, it hits hard.
That’s why Polo’s comment about Danny sitting on his hands was so funny. So cool to see this live once and see Danny on guitar for the intro. In actuality, he’s just has busy as ever on this song even when there’s no percussion. The GoaT!
Shit was so beautiful seeing danny on a les paul haha
@@sevenempestfxntoolsoad3183 thank go they dint give him Adams new flying V, i hate that money grab pos
jambi…watch the video, too
no official video from Tool for Jambi. its fan made
The songs on this album are incredible, I know. But if you ever get the chance to hear them live: they reach a whole new level. It’s indescribable
For this song in particular, because it has multiple guitar lines during the intro, the band all gathers on stools at the front of the stage plays together there, with Danny on a guitar. It’s pretty fucking cool
yes sir exactly. for some reason i wasn't into Pneuma that much when the album came out, but then I saw it live and still haven't picked my jaw up off the floor.
I don't believe I've seen you do a reaction to "Prison Sex" by Tool. It's almost 30 years old but also is part of the catalyst that led them to their unique sound. They, truly, are their own genre. Like many, though, I think you'll find their earlier songs more aggressive. And since I am commenting, the song "H." is my favorite. You should definitely react to that. It slightly embodies what they would become as a band in their later years in in my opinion
Prison sex is a very deep intense song. I dig it! H too. I just heard H for the 1st time recently. Gold, pure gold. All the way. 😎
First few minutes of this song to me, is haunting. I listened to this numerous times while sitting next to my brother in the hospital during his last days. He lost his battle with Cancer.
I am so sorry for your loss
Careful. The speeding ticket thing. Not a joke. I think it's a tool fan rite of passage my friend.
Danny plays guitar for this intro live, pretty cool! This Tool song gets hardstuck in my head like no other, I’m sure you’ll find out too haha
You rock homie! Tool is good stuff
Music one would hear while visiting Zeus on Olympus.
I love all the tracks on this album but when I heard this song for the first time, I instantly fell in love with it. Maynard’s vocals are amazing!
I've love tool since opiate and undertow, but since watching your videos, you've reawakened my appreciation for their artistry. Thank you!
The only thing better than than tool in a large venue is puscifer in a small venue like the Bob Hope theater in Stockton
@@trevorsimmons7395 Better? How can that be?
I love watching ppl react to Tool. They never expect how it hits them!!
React to Tool's Hush video next... it's 10x more masterful than this masterpiece, if you can believe it...
Went from “not surprised dudes wearing his boxers and a bra on stage it’s metal,” to “my favorite band.” Welcome to the TOOL Army! 🎉
I stumbled onto your channel today, lured by the Frank Zappa "Montana" listen. I've been a sporadic fan since his Phi Zappa Crappa poster was popular in 1969. Because he went over to the Wierd Side early, we tend to forget his foundational place in the history of music. I'm kind of an outlier Tool fan, too. I'm a 74 year old retired physician, graduated high school in the Summer of Love, 1967. I was there for the toddler years of rock and roll, although I missed the birth --- Ike Turner / Rocket 88, Link Wray / Rumble. After the phenomenal 1978 crop of new bands and new releases, we imperceptibly began the Long Slide into the Sea of Drek that is modern music. Morphine was a brief respite, until Mark Sandman took performance art to the extreme and died onstage.
My son, who's 33, alerts me to the few luminous exceptions on the musical landscape, and Tool was one of them. As a former musician myself I get caught up in the emergent phenomena that arise from their edgy but accessable polyrhythms and ear-snaring use of unconventional instruments. Karnivool gives me a similar buzz, maybe slightly less bleeding edge creatively but more rhythmically engaging. 80% of King Crimson's work is still relevant for much the same reason. If you're not familiar with these last two, your Tool addiction suggests you might want to take a listen.
I'm rambling, too. I like your site, like your taste, have subscribed. If the quality of your choices holds up, I'll go to Patreon.
Polo. Oct 31st in Minneapolis. Ive got a spare ticket. Hit me up.
This is a hypnotic masterpiece for real ..awesome build up
best way to enjoy Tool in your car - get in the car. close the door. turn the grudge on (most other Tool songs will do). turn it up to maximum. smoke 'em if you've got 'em, sit back, close your eyes. enjoy the journey.
(note: car does not leave garage)
I'm with you on this
One of my best concert moments is when they all come front stage and sit for this song! The confetti falls and all is well in the world. Fucking glorious. Tool army forever❤
Honestly, I'm a little concerned what you're going to do when you hear prison sex
Danny is certainly not sitting on his hands. He’s actually playing guitar along with Adam and Justin as well. He leaves the circle and gets behind the kit at about the same time Justin starts up on the bass. Absolutely phenomenal done live.
The sound u hear is an electronic drum called a mandala Danny plays them alot. Stinkfist notably the first.
Listen to 'chocolate chip trip' off the same album this song you're reacting to is on if you want to hear Danny Carey really go off.
Do Jambi
So we are all waiting for you to react to some Puscifer!
Songs to check out:
The Rapture
The Weaver
The Humbling River
Man Overboard
Bullet train to Iowa
Conditions of my Parole
Tumbleweed
It's hard for me to name a most favorite band. I can almost name my top 5. Not in any particular order. Pear Jam, Pink Floyd, Tool, Alice in Chains and Deftones. Once I get past the top five it becomes a lot more diverse. I mean, shit...Madonna might be in the top 100.
This is my personal faVE TRACK ON THE CD!
I never felt the need to pay to see a band live in concert before tool. No music has moved me so much and they immediately became my favorite band of all time and I saw them the first chance I got in March of last year, first concert and all that. Spared no expense to see them and it was unbelievable. Still can’t even process it to be honest 😅 I love this band and when you said you would go see them live, i felt that because I said the exact same thing with that same confidence because damn. Tool, man.
One aspect of Tool i love is how each song can be someone's favourite. Culling isn't one of my favourite tool songs but I can absolutely see someone loving it. One of the many unique qualities associated with them
Danny actually plays the guitar riff in the begining when played live! then hops begins the drums right before his part starts
Danny is playing the rhythm guitar at the beginning
Technically this may not be the best off this album but sonically its by far my favorite. Love everything about it especially Maynard's vocals and Adam's guitar. Keep pumping them out Polo - great job.
So Danni actually plays the guitar in first third of this song
Go. I eat schrooms in the southwest desert and hear. Not listen😊
I would love to see you react to something from Tool's Undertow album.
Adam puts it where it belongs, they all do. That's why their music works the way that it does.
Saw them play this live for the first time ever January 2022 in Sacramento. It was so special to see them all sitting together at the front of the stage. Even Danny played the guitar until his drumming part came in. It was awesome!
Come on, give Flood another chance! Lol. Try Undertow's title track or the monster, Third Eye or Eulogy. Great job again. Liked👍. ✌️
"Such a chill track." Not for long!😂
Great beginning to this song but I feel it loses its direction in the second half
this song grew on me. First time was hmm...5th time was dang!....10th time was Holy smoke!
Hey Polo, Schism should be next. Incredible guitar and bass 🎸
Sorry. I'm late. Backed up to beginning. Won't let me on chat for some reason. Plz react to Mad As a Hatter by Larkin Poe. You'll LOVE it. When I first heard it, had it on repeat for 4 days straight, listened to no other music. This girl can WAIL, itellyoowhut man, POLO REACTS
The answer to your final question is, cruise control. Use it, know it, love it.
Danny on guitar . Saw it live the first time woooo: Go to a concert , no, go to 100 concerts. Many bands have amazing shows
Danny Carey. No one else. He’s the one. The only one.
I remember first listening to the Fear Innoculum cd on my 1.5 hr drive home from work. I literally had to pull over 3x and pause it to take a walk and stretch my legs and gather myself. I struggled through Chocolate Chip Trip but once 7empest came on I realized I was going 85 mph and was only issued a warning when the cops got me. I am being 100% honest that I was more pissed that I had to pause the song than get a ticket/warning haha. I told the cop what I was listening to and he actually laughed and said for me to wait to go home and use headphones. I love this world we live in at times
Opiate² is going to blow your mind
Polo, Tool concerts are incredible. As you know every song sends you on a journey, and what better way to enhance that journey by amazing visuals effects. Pink Floyd shows were famous for their laser light shows set to their music. Tool puts their spin on the same live show experience philosophy. I’ve seen Tool 6 times and they get better every single time. The one show I will spend $$$ to witness their craft. Another great note about Tool, they don’t allow photos during the show, so no phones up disrupting the experience for anyone. On the last 1-2 songs they give permissions to take photos because people are social media zombies.