So, I am
excited and a little scared. Like,
what's going to happen?
>> Tool is going to take care of you. Pain
is hard and and Arash both requested
this. It We're going to listen to two
tracks that go together. Parabol
into Parabola.
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>> Wow.
I heard that.
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>> OH MY GOD. [screaming]
HE JUST DO THAT? YES.
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>> OH MY
You got
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>> Wow.
Oh my god.
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>> Oh my
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>> Oh my god, is the song over?
Wow.
Oh my god. Okay, I just have to say
>> Yeah. that this is not anything like
what I thought it was going to be.
It's so much more accessible
than I thought it was going to be.
I was born 1952, so I grew up in the
the '70s, right? Late '60s, early '70s
when I came of age, you know, graduated
from high school around 1970. So,
that's, you know, the era of music that
I was listening to, right? This music
goes beyond anything that that I say I
am familiar with. I don't feel like
there's anything in the way.
You know, like it's just like I'm it's
like just it's completely consuming me
and
wrapping around me and I feel completely
like surrendered to it, you know,
immediately like right from the first
like note.
You know, I was 100% like all in. You
know, it's not like, oh, I have to get
used to this. This is different.
You know, it has bypassed all my
whatever it is that you want to call it
from my earlier days. And now I'm
listening to this
and it is like it's so
fucking
>> [laughter]
>> There's so many things about it that I
love. The musicianship, you know, the
gift, the talent of these guys
and their their taste.
You know, like the choices that they're
making artistically, to me, you know,
are so so interesting and
exquisite and it's like
you know, I feel like I'm in the
presence of genius, you know, and
>> Mhm. You are. [laughter] You're
witnessing like the birth
of something
you know just spectacular.
>> awesome
>> truly amazing. Yeah.
>> that you know, you never knew existed
and then now suddenly you do. With some
of the drum stuff
>> I know.
>> It's like, what? How?
>> to get even better.
>> Could he [laughter]
I don't you know, how could a human
being do that?
You know, how could he do that? How
could he play the How could he do those
trills and fills and whatever you want
to call them?
It's like, who is this guy, you know? I
know.
>> And it's like, what? The songs
themselves and then
like, you know, I was talking about
Maynard's voice, right?
>> Just leave it. Leave it.
>> he suddenly now he's
singing in a whole different way than he
was before and I'm like, okay, all of it
is great and I want more. I love it. I
love it.
>> [applause]
>> I just want to like have like an
intravenous drip [laughter] of Tool.