“Overthinking everything”…..that tells me your next Tool song should be Lateralus. “Overthinking, over analyzing, separates the body from the mind” - Maynard

Rap is great, rock is great, good music is good music.

@TeddyGreyOS

3 ай бұрын

couldn’t agree more!

@Pint280

3 ай бұрын

@@TeddyGreyOSbro please PINT ALBUM

@St0ned88Assassin

3 ай бұрын

@@TeddyGreyOS so more Korn!..please please dont do "daddy' until you have heard 6 more songs from them..or if you are going to react to their debut album...like "got the life" or "clown"...keep up the dope reactions!

@Faceonthewall

3 ай бұрын

Preach

@Dowinohue

3 ай бұрын

They’re each appreciate for different reasons and some of the same reasons.

My greatest love in life is watching people discover TOOL. I’m one of the lucky ones from being into TOOL since the very beginning and now as a 52 year old father, I am getting to enjoy seeing my Daughter also enjoying their music and being able to go with her to concerts to enjoy together ❤😊

@JM-nb4yo

3 ай бұрын

Same. Saw em in 93 and was hooked. Now my youngest daughter is into em.

@dougparker1968

3 ай бұрын

OGT, back from 92? 😉

@JM-nb4yo

3 ай бұрын

@@dougparker1968 just O

@mystikflame1122

2 ай бұрын

When I was a teen, we had OLD satellite TV and we got the Canadian MuchMusic channel. First time seeing or hearing them was there, and it was Sober, 1993 . Blew. Me. Away. No one else I knew had ever heard of them. I still see the video in my head when I hear the song.

@lasl6354

2 ай бұрын

My son just graduated high school and I introduced him as a young one. He knows and loves each album and I am so proud!

Took a cousin of mine that never heard of Tool to a Lateralus tour show. He looked blown away lol especially with the visuals. He looked at me and was like “I feel like I’m being hypnotized and I don’t even care”. He became a Tool fan after that night lol

@ddriveddrive4986

2 ай бұрын

Amazing!

@DmiracleIZn

22 күн бұрын

In the early 2000s I worked in a restaurant with a preachers son. I had gone to the Houston show where Maynard was sick and the crowd sung for him all night. At the end he promised to add dates to the end of the tour to make up for the night. I immediately grabbed tix for a later show and offered a ticket to the preacher son if he would be the sober driver. 10 minutes in to the show he said "I feel like I'm on all kinds of drugs and can't explain how I feel, this is beyond amazing!" For weeks at work after that he never stopped saying thank you.

Finishes song immediately starts again... this is a Tool fan!. I used to just leave the CD in my car stereo the WHOLE album on repeat for weeks on end.

@leeandrews3639

3 ай бұрын

Weeks? More like months on end.

@jimmyb2655

3 ай бұрын

Fear Inoculum has been in my Car CD player as the backup since the day it came out in 2019.

@crystalscolza1663

3 ай бұрын

Same. Especially in the year leading up to fear inoculum. No breaks to other music until I had fI in for about 6 months straight lol my poor kids..sorry not sorry

@TheNewAmericanMedia

3 ай бұрын

We have listened to TOOL on repeat for years on end.

@TheNewAmericanMedia

3 ай бұрын

​@@crystalscolza1663Fear Inoculum was on repeat forever. Then one day, I learned the drum beats, lyrics and parts, then I could take a break. Gotta learn it first!

the next thing should be parabol and parabola. they connect to eachother, and it's beautifully done

@zomb3z

3 ай бұрын

This!!! Every tool reaction he posts I’m commenting this exact thing

@brucegryllisgaming7732

3 ай бұрын

Agree. Although I've never seen anyone do Eulogy and I have no idea why.

@josefsieffen18

3 ай бұрын

Care should be taken to make them play immediately one after the other. It's effectively one song that, for whatever reason, was separated into two.

@Nicci-the-coach

3 ай бұрын

Yes. I’d love to see how Teddy approaches that one. I hope it sends him into full orbit.

@nucl3arboNg

3 ай бұрын

@@brucegryllisgaming7732 There are a ton of reactions to Eulogy there is a search bar for a reason :)

From a Tool head, I loooove seeing people’s discovery journey of Tool because it takes me back to when I first started listening to them.

@lilyrodriguez9956

3 ай бұрын

Vicariously hearing tool for the first time. I love watching Teddy fall in love with Tool. Definitely reminds me of when I fell in love with them the first time. He sure did some over thinking, over analyzing on this one. ❤

@IChIDH

2 ай бұрын

takes me back to around 93 when I was 16 or so learning to deal with the complexities of life with the meanings of Undertow lyrics changing daily.

Gotta do Lateralus next

@MizzBirdieBee

3 ай бұрын

🌀 spiral out, keep going! 🫡

@juliekelly1349

3 ай бұрын

I second that 🌀

@adrianskinner5676

3 ай бұрын

Agree. The fibinaci pattern is insane

@user-mq5zt1gk4p

3 ай бұрын

Best song they've ever made. But I think he should hear a few more first.

@KayVee87

3 ай бұрын

Definitely. Lateralus is still an emotional and spiritual experience for me. Spiral out my friend. 🌀

If you're dealing with mental illness. Tool is like coming home with someone who understands.

@BledsoesInternalBleeding

3 ай бұрын

👏

@juliekelly1349

3 ай бұрын

Perfectly said ❤

@natasha8302

3 ай бұрын

I think the term you are looking for is "polyjamorous" 😊 you would be surprised how many people say they identify or are into one specific type of music but are actually polyjamorous 😂. I admit I like songs from all type buy there are some types that takes an extra something for me to dig, like country or rap. Those musical genres require that something special to peck my intrest like Snoop Dogg, Miss Elliott, Dolly Parton, or Jon

@jennywilkinson5069

3 ай бұрын

💥💥💥

@samlarson1028

3 ай бұрын

Absolutely

Tool has a way of shifting your mindset. They are one of the most special bands of all time. Excited to see you enjoy more

@natasha8302

3 ай бұрын

I agree! There is just something about seeing peoples' reactions to things you like that could be a hit or miss but not Tool.......they are in their own category. You anticipate their reactions when you know they will be caught off guard 😅. I can't help but think "yeah, I know it's so good" before they fully react 😅😂

@nathanmintz8185

3 ай бұрын

Maynards mastery of words just hits different

@chriswebb7822

3 ай бұрын

@@nathanmintz8185 Modern day poet for sure!

@nathanmintz8185

3 ай бұрын

@@chriswebb7822 indeed

@pauldavids7167

3 ай бұрын

Agreed, they are like no other…. They truly on another level of consciousness 🙌

Best bit is that mid section "tearing the fabric of time" sound is the bassist, wailing on a wah peddle, whilst cracking the volume nob up and down with his right hand, and hammering the notes with his left hand. Love an innovator.

@keithmilne5350

2 ай бұрын

Came here to say this. I was in the front row, right in front of Justin, when I saw him do this and it blew my tiny little mind.

More tool - no matter what the Patreon poll says!

I think everyone here will agree that you don’t LISTEN to TOOL, you EXPERIENCE TOOL, and I can say that, from all of the reaction videos I’ve seen, that rappers and rap fans get that the most. The rappers almost always appreciate both the music and lyrics, and I love that and really appreciate it. Some people react on a surface level and I can tell they are not REALLY ready for TOOL, but you are ready. Keep listening to TOOL, you will find your life changing and the way you listen to music changing. TOOL just gives you something no other band can.

The only band on Earth that can make a ten minute song seem too short.

Parabol/Parabola but must be played together in one take no gaps. That is mind altering .. live your reactions. Carry on 🤘🏼

@chriswebb7822

3 ай бұрын

YES !!

Schism is one of the greatest songs ever written. Musically, lyrically, everything. Glad you've been able to experience it.

Everyone gets the "first time" feeling everytime we listen to TOOL. That's their magic. It's what sets them apart and makes them so special. One of the greatest bands to ever exist! 🙏🙌

I recommend ‘The Grudge’ as the next Tool reaction. Absolute masterpiece ❤ Great take on this song and its meaning.

You are going trough a rabbit hole with TOOL once you get in there is no way back ! TOOL is another level of music your journey is just on a starting point Lateralus (album) is a master piece go trough it from the beginning to end it will change you and your perception of music forever. There is the known and the Unknown and between there is T.O.O.L

@juliekelly1349

3 ай бұрын

I love the way you worded that! I could not agree more! 🌀

@BakouchMichael

3 ай бұрын

@@juliekelly1349 ☺️

@chriswebb7822

3 ай бұрын

That's a fact jack!!

One of the best-written songs ever. Just incredible dynamics that shift seamlessly.

It really doesn't matter which Tool song you react to next, they're all gems. But all roads lead to The Grudge

💯 Schism? Oh my...get ready

"The invention of headphones, so great" Couldn't agree more. It's like having personal surround sound all the time if you have good ones. omfg, "im not the smartest........ im not the smartest cup in the..... cup" Too funny.

@matthewanderson7619

3 ай бұрын

yes made me laugh

I am happy to listen to tool on repeat with you anytime.

For "Tool" a recommendation is to definitely listen in to "Vicarious", my favourite song of this band - such great lyrics and overall an incredible song! Other than that, as we commented in the live chat, "Heilung", "Krigsgaldr" or "In Maidjan" are another great discovery for you - not quite "metal" but still somewhat related. Or Maria Franz' second project, "Euzen" with "Phobia" (or other songs) are great, too!

@Poifoprill

3 ай бұрын

Yes! Please! Its amazing!!

The Part that gives u Shivers.... Makes Me Cry.... It hits my soul...! Im 58 & have listened 2 TOOL since Day 1..... Greatest Band Evaaaaa

I’ve been a TooL fan since I first saw the Sober video in ‘93. I’ve seen TooL 11 times, A Perfect Circle 6 times, and Puscifer twice. I’m going to see APC and Puscifer in 5 days. And I’m telling you Teddy, out of all of those songs ROSETTA STONED takes the cake

@user-mq5zt1gk4p

3 ай бұрын

He better be into alien abduction stories. He didn't really seem to consider the extra terrestrial aspect of Aerials for System of a Down.

@hazzytastic

3 ай бұрын

I just saw them in Phoenix for Maynard's 60th. You're in for a hell of a show dude

@user-mq5zt1gk4p

3 ай бұрын

I also saw them in Phoenix in February! I wonder if we were at the same show. I'm about to see APC, Primus, and Puscifer in 3 days. I cannot believe how fortunate I am to see Maynard perform 3 times in one year (saw Tool back in Oct. As well).

@OkieGurl68

3 ай бұрын

I've seen Tool 9 times, APC 3, and Puscifer 5. The Tool live experience never gets old. And I will be at the Sessanta Tour to see APC and Puscifer again on the 30th. I can't wait!!!!!

@traehanson6013

3 ай бұрын

Have fun at the concert today!

How you talked about wishing you could give us all this feeling… all of the people who are glad you “finally switched over from rap” [

@lilyrodriguez9956

3 ай бұрын

Yeah he really nailed it with that comment. I think Teddy knows a lot of good music that I've definitely never heard of. Because I've never been exposed to it. But I'm open to listen to anything. So It would be cool if Teddy would share some of his favorites with us. I don't doubt that his suggestions might blow my mind as much as Tool does.

Omg. “That sound in the middle sounds like it’s tearing the fabric of time”. I love that.

27:27 When he pounds his chest that shit had me in tears because I could FEEL what he was feeling in that moment!

schism is a good word, and this song is a good description for it. basically two parties / factions who used to be one, start to fundamentally disagree about something crucial, which leads to irreconcilable differences and resentment between two sides who were once the same.

Now THIS I’ve waited for 🤘🏼

Tool army here.. more Tool please ❤ Tool is the ONLY band that has ever hit me in a way no other band has. I didn't grow up listening to Tool. My husband introduced me to Tool when i was in my 30's. It took me about 2 years to fully grasp what i was hearing. Now, I'm at a point of no return. Lol. Both me and my husband have tried listening to many other bands. And, whilst we enjoy other music, nothing has come even close to Tool.

@Grampa84

2 ай бұрын

I get where ur coming from, I don't know if u listen to modest mouse, but if not I suggest listening to the album The Moon and Antarctica. Really pay attention to his lyrics. Only band that can illicit even close to the emotional shotgun that Tool does for me.

this month I'm going to my first Tool concert. a dream of more than 15 years ago will finally come true :)

This is one of my favorite Tool songs! I have been listening to Tool for around 30 years and I still get goosebumps with this song..... oh hell..... I just outed myself as being old af 🤣

Don’t stop the tool rabbit hole brother absolutely love you!!

Lateralus, Vicarious or Jambi should be your next pick. Honestly can't go wrong with any of those choices and the musicality as well as lyricism in them are just top tier.

@suzys937

3 ай бұрын

Yes these!!

@user-mq5zt1gk4p

3 ай бұрын

He needs to prepare for Lateralus first.

Third Eye/Push it/Ticks and Leeches/Right in Two/Rosetta Stoned are some of my favorites.❤🤘✌

@stefancristian6128

3 ай бұрын

liked for your favourites, those are most of mine too !

@stefancristian6128

3 ай бұрын

deffo glad seeing Third Eye/Push it/Ticks and Leeches/Right in Two getting love

@stefancristian6128

3 ай бұрын

may I add The Patient

@sweatysam6264

3 ай бұрын

@@stefancristian6128 Gorillaz fuckin rule.

@michaelpelletier7987

3 ай бұрын

Don't forget "right in two" "

Tool is like that departed granda spinning a long tale that makes you think twice about life. Love from my granda and me 🤘

the beauty of these lyrics are that they could be meant in any way for the listener. the last lines "Cold silence has a tendency to atrophy any sense of compassion between supposed lovers" reminds me of a failed relationship, but for someone else it could remind them of the struggles of a successful one.

Lateralus is my favorite Tool song of all time! It uses the Fibonacci sequence in the beat and lyrics and the song is so deep! I think you will love it!

Tools music can be interpreted in so many ways, that it's relevant to everyone's own experience. For me, that's what makes it so incredible

I ignored rock for 20 years. Grew up on PE, the JB's and ATCQ. At 25 I "Discovered" Zeppelin and eventually Tool amongst so much good music. Still love my hip hop, but Tool STILL makes the hair on my arms stand up now and then. It just hits so hard. I'm 50 now. the more you listen to, the more you know.

Maynards lyrics are so personal that you can feel every word he says, but the meaning is always left to you. I love that. He makes it so personal to himself, be he also acts as a vessel for your emotion and story

Maynard is in a category of his own when it comes to music. I'm 65 and living through the 60s, 70s, 80s and on and on taught me to open my mind to all sorts of genre. When I heard Maynard in A Perfect Circle I felt like finally I found a band I could listen to 24/7. Orestes and Judith are my favorite. Then came along Tool, I love every song. Danny Carey is a drummer God. Then came along Puscifer and my life was complete. Tyvm Maynard.

You have the best reaction to this song. Outlooks on the lyrics most people don’t think about. Hell yeah man!

This might break teddy's mind

@TeddyGreyOS

3 ай бұрын

can confirm lmao This reaction ended up being 30 minutes long and I went through the whole thing twice 💀😂

@jameslynn709

3 ай бұрын

@@TeddyGreyOS is it the music video? Those crazy visuals tell such a story

His little face. So happy ❤

Man I can't stress how much I appreciate your genuine, uncut, unprepared reactions. You bring so much energy and a really great personal visual insight. I've seen a ton of reaction pieces to music, Tool especially, and you really bring me back to the feeling of discovering some of these incredible songs for the first time. GG man

You miss the joke with "I'm not the smartest TOOL in a shed" 😭 The greatest band in the world. 🤟🔥🔥 every song is journey for soul and mind... You are right, it is about religion, they are that deep.

Tool is definitely a full body/emotion felt experience

Also, they Maynard makes more broad, he actually says "between supposed LOVERS,between supposed BROTHERS "....really changes it

You got some food for thought with that band. Welcome to planet Tool.

Its actually very fun to see a tool fan made over the course of a few videos. Tool is absolutely a journey. And with each one you do, you gain a different appreciation for some aspect of tool. Pneuma you get wowed by Danny. The pot can get you hooked and help you realize theres more to tool than at first appears on the surface. Sober, seeing it you get the sense of Maybard and his struggles. Schism is the song that made ME fall in love with the band. Its just layers of deep and hard sounds. And alot of their stuff dabbles on religion. Its just cool to see someone on their tool journey.

The end of the song, the instrumental is supposed to reflect the mind racing and someone going crazy trying to "make the pieces fit" it's such amazing song writing. Great reaction!

Great stuff as usual, brother. Your original take on the lyrics actually made me rethink the meaning of the song, which I've been listening to for the last 15 or so years. I think you'd love Lateralus, 46 & 2, Vicarious, and Wings for Marie. All are fantastic tracks. I always thought this song was an attempt to reconcile faith with reason. Both pieces fit in the sense that they provide answers for many aspects of life, but often seem to be at odds/unable to meet in the middle. Watching them fall away is a metaphor for growing up and either losing faith or holding on to it so fervently that science/reason seems at odds with your truest beliefs. For an unrelated but interesting suggestion, I think you'd have a fun time reacting to We Got the Moves by Electric Callboy.

Schism was the first Tool track I heard back in 2001 as a teenager. That was also my reaction - rewound to the start & listened to it over & over & then I was hooked on the band XD I love this reaction, how excited you are & the analysis & how it reminded me of that initial discovery. Thank you

I love how you got to the middle of the song as it started to mellow out, and saw that it was only half way done..."Oh! Thank God.." I know just how you feel. Hoping it never ends. Spiral out.

the relief at the realisation that the song keeps going for a while longer. 😄 I feel that. and I love the anger in the end of this song. "no. we are not going to let this relationship fall apart. we are not going to watch ourselves grow apart until we can't bridge the gap any more. we are gonna talk this through and we are gonna keep talking. because I know that this can work. I have seen it work. it's just a matter of us sitting down and connecting. we're not gonna let this relationship go to hell just because we let our connection fall away. we are not going to split up just because we are too lazy to do relationship work. not gonna happen. the pieces fit!" I take from this song that it is about a fundamental thing in every kind of relationship. between whoever. always the same mechanic. making it about the relationship between a person and their god is something I never thought about. but yea. still applies. it's about a core mechanic of any and all kinds of relationships.

My absolute favourite band! ❤ Seeing them live this summer on my birthday for the second time, this time with my significant other. Can't wait for that shared experience!

Love Teddy Greys approach and take on this! Refreshing, observant and for me someone who understands the depth of Tool. For me a band of inspiration, reflection and everything I could ask from a band and artists as such. I'll never grow tired and their still kind of an enigma to me, they facinate, impress and scare me at the same time. Some of their music and lyrics makes me nervous and like I'm staring in to an abyss and they are intellects and mystics that I can't figure out. Have listened to to so many exellent bands, musicians and composers from different styles over the years, and Tool is right up there.

I would recommend Vicarious, The Grudge, and Lateralus for next on your Tool journey.

@user-mq5zt1gk4p

3 ай бұрын

Lateralus is definitely the finale. Great picks as well.

Cold silence has a tendency to atrophy any sense of compassion... between supposed lovers. My favorite lyric in this song.☺️💕

Tearing through the fabric of time... dude I LOVE the way you explained that.

thanks for being a real one

Seeing them live is on anoter level of this experince. The visulas, the lighs with the live band are literally breathtaking.

I just want to say I appreciate how much you enjoy music and that you want to share that same joy you had. Had a similar experience when I first listened to Tool…this was the first song I heard, you reminded me of that and it was chilling ❤

That driving bass, though..love

@user-mq5zt1gk4p

3 ай бұрын

Justin Chancellor is my favorite member of the band. I love how often they let the guitar keep the rhythm and give the bass lead parts with cool FX.

i'm probably one of your oldest fans, age-wise.. you've come so far, man.. and i know you are going to kill it in the future. All the best from America. Cheers. Edit: to say i'm subscribed now

Just keep in mind when you ask TOOL fans if they’re gonna stick around and listen to a song again, the answers is always yes. Yes, we do. 🌀

It's so very true what you say about being open minded and that being a metal/rock-head doesn't mean that you couldn't get experience such overwhelming feelings through rap. I pretty much grew up to rock and metal but it wasn't that long ago that a song from kendrick lamar actually made me cry because of such raw emotions and talent expressing himself... Giving other genres of music a chance isn't such a bad thing as some genre-constrained folks may propose, I mean, what's the worse that could happen? that you find out you like something you previously believed you wouldn't ever? oh wow, one more thing to like, so sad.

Best is when you thought it was over and checked then said, "Thank god for that"

Tool is such an awesome band, it's worth checking more songs from them!

Thanks for these reactions man it's a joy to watch you. The way you conducted the lingering bass at the start just made me happy Also Mildew is basically mold, just white (a type of fungus growing on rotting food). What you're thinking of is just (morning) dew.

I love rap and hip hop, and I love Tool and rock and prog (I'm wearing a Biggie tee while I'm learning Tool songs on bass). Music is a subjective experience; there's no right or wrong, there is simply honest enjoyment, adventure, love, and discovery.

You're understanding tool. There is no answer. Only questions. The point is to look inward and question who you are and what you believe. Thank you for letting us watch that journey with you.

The middle part of this song always reminds me of the intro to Hells Bells by AC/DC, especially when the bells come in. Idk if that was the inspiration for Schism, but tool was definitely more intricate in their composition. And if I remember correctly, I think they are both in the same key. Thanks for the reaction!

Watching someone react to my favorites gets me emotional like I vicariously get to hear it again for the first time

Tool is one of my go to bands. They are an experience, not just music. You feel it deeply. You should check out Lateralus! 46 and 2 is another amazing one as well as Righ in two

I really appreciate not pausing during Tool songs. You're right, it is very much a journey. I'd love to see you do Wings for Marie (Pt.1) and 10,000 Days (Pt.2). The two songs together tell about Maynard dealing with his mother's passing after a 27 year battle with major health issues and paralysis. It's deep and incredibly beautiful. You really need to do them together (or at least back to back) to get the full story.

“Tearing the fabric of time” that’s exactly what tool does and they take you on a philosophical journey that you won’t come up the same after listening to one song. I hope you’ll react more to them, they are brilliant

you see, that's why i like watching your reactions in particular the most, my whole life music has been a religious experience to me, growing up i tended to (in other people's opinion) overanalyze the lyrics, get into the meanings and sounds, and seeing someone who gets emotional like me, listening to a song for the first time, it literally brings me so much peace

Awesome reaction Teddy! My favorite so far. I'm glad you discovered Tool! I think everyone need some Tool in their lives. I love how their music gets all the wheels in my head spinning!

Great reaction and great questions. Here's my attempt to answer one of the more basic of the thousands that this song raises. The tumbling down, the falling down, the crumbling down are the consecutive steps in degree of magnitude that occur when communications and truth break down. First you tumble (no big deal), then you fall (a little more serious), then you crumble (very bad situation!). Maynard/Tool always write songs that can be interpreted in numerous high-level ways - religion, politics, economics, humanity. This song is a human one for me personally at this time but in 2 hours it will be something different and so on. That's the genius. Continue down the rabbit hole my friend...the community is coming with ya! And I'm a massive '85-'97 rap fan too by the way - powerful music is good music.

4* (degrees) is a good one to check out. Love the analysis!

If you love Tool & Maynard(the lead singer) you will love A Perfect Circle, which is another one of his bands. They are great & one of my all time favs. Listen to ‘3 Libras’ & ‘Judith’. Judith is about his mother who died of cancer & was very religious.

TOOLs music is & always has been so much more than just music, they are audio experiences that the soul takes on to feed and prosper

After all these years, I think what makes Schism so good. Then and now. It really is the absolute best of all the parts of Tool and their signature sound in one song. The song itself is amazing and the story is so very relevant to what is happening today. But the sounds and tones of each part of this song are iconic Tool at their very best. Seeing you experience it for the first time was in some ways even better. Enjoy this one - it has always been in my top 5 Tool songs.

Oh man, I just found your channel and I'm loving these Tool reactions! I immediately have so many suggestions for other bands and songs based on what you're pulling out of these, I'll drop some below! Schism was my introduction to Tool back in high school and is still one of my all time favorites. The music video is amazing too, completely unlike anything else being made at the time. It broke open my teenage brain in such a good way! Like a psychedelic trip even without adding substances to the mix. The mountain imagery you were talking about resonates for me too - their music is so cinematic, it can totally envelop and transport you. First suggestion for another band: Alice in Chains, absolutely essential for any metal education. "Love Hate Love" live at the Moore is where I'd send you first. It showcases Layne Staley's incredible voice and the raw emotion he poured into their performances. This one is a total dirge, operatic and melodramatic and tortured but cathartic. Second, since you're loving the lyrics, instrumental effects, layering and all the production details with Tool, you'll probably also love Nine Inch Nails. Definitely a genre defying project, but plenty of it is at least metal-adjacent. "Closer" is super popular but I'd suggest "March of the Pigs," "Wish," "Head Like a Hole," "Reptile," "Into the Void," "Physical" - there are so many! Third, have you tried Black Sabbath yet? If not, you should check out their song that's also called "Black Sabbath," the opening track from their (also eponymous) first album. 1970. 3 chords that launched the entire genre. Slow, spare, haunting, cinematic. I've got a bunch more ideas for more metal, and things that are not quite metal but might hit similar buttons in your brain based on your reaction here. I'm excited to watch through more of your stuff!

~FRISSON~ It is best described as a sudden rush or wave of emotions that some people experience when listening to an emotive piece of music. Frisson is the French word meaning to 'shiver' or to have 'chills'. But in this case, we're not shivering because we're cold, we're shivering because we're stimulated by music.

Thank you for the reaction video… I’m in tears listening to the song again.

Why, sir, now you know how to enjoy an eargasm. Multiples, I shall say. I like your reaction to Tool so much. It makes me feel like I was back in the time discovering them! The whole Lateralus Album is great. As some already commented: Parabol and Parabola!

I hope you get a chance to check out Intronaut. They toured with Tool in the 2010s, and have the same band-defining features; sick bass player, crazy intense drummer, and use of polyrhythms/weird time signatures.

Hey Teddy yeah to answer that question in the chat earlier my mom went through a lot of bad relationships I learned from her and promised her to find somebody I was attracted to in everyway except the physical aspect first not saying my girl ugly but that was last concern. I was a was a drop out drug addict and she was everything I wasn't a virgin, college graduate, and only smokes weed. She gave me three kids that I love more than her and myself she compliments me in every way I know I don't deserve her and for 20 years I've been trying to earn that right. I'm not religious but bless this woman she's my temple my foundation. Thank you for listening 🙏 ❤ 😊

This is by far my favorite reaction to this song. No other reaction channel that I've watched has reacted to this song this deep and passionately and I'm loving it!!!

You're going to love Tool. Jambi should be your next. Lateralus is also mind-bending. The entire song is in the fibonacci sequence.

That therimin sound is Justin's bass with a wah, fuzz, and echo pedals. It's amazing.

When you discuss that you are over thinking possibly over analyzing your next song should definitely be Lateralus. Your reactions to Tool are a real treat for sure! Keep it up and spiral out!

U NVR need to apologize! We're here for it ALL. As many times as u like... We like. Who doesn't want to listen to sum1 gush over their favorite bands music!? Cud NVR get enuf!! Seriously🤯❤💯

Great reaction, Teddy! Love to see people really diving into Tool. My recommendation for more like this would be The Grudge, Lost Keys / Rosetta Stoned, or Lateralus. ✌🏻