Right in two (Tool cover) - Beard of Harmony ft. Yann Phayphet (Live recording)

Guitar : Ruben Simon, Sreejith The Beard
Vocals : Sreejith The Beard, Ruben Simon
Double Bass : Yann Phayphet

Recorded in Bangalore - India

[sreejiththebeard]

Thank you for all your love and continuous support for this cover. May peace and love find you all.

[blindcat]

The subtle city noises in the background are absolutely perfect and blend in the songs chaotic journey. Kudos gentlemen, amazing cover

[strokeFORever]

As an avid TOOL fan I never thought anything could compare to the original but wow. This was pure beauty

[chuckbeers]

I had to take my headphones off to hear whether the dog was mine or in the video. Unique cover... I like it!

[eugeneneethling]

The fact that this is recorded live in one of the busiest cities in the world is mind boggling - Amazing

[ilovesesshomarusama]

I was expecting to cringe. I'm a hardcore tool fan and this was beautiful. Thanks from America. You sound beautiful

[jarredh]

Very underrated band. Wish them Nothing but success

[dylangreyhughes]

imagine walking along and hearing this coming from a roof, i would’ve climbed up there to join during the bongo solo lol

[MrPugsley]

Please love and grace be with us all around the world. Your rendition of this song moves me deeply, straight to my heart and soul.

[himanshubaweja]

Dogs barking in the background; our classic India! Fantastic job, guys! Would love to hear more from you guys...

[scottbailey]

Hey guys I love your cover I like it way better than the original.

[jimlustyk]

I woke and decided to listen again (and again, etc.) and I came to realize that at 5:30 or so, you 3 take this song to a whole different stratosphere. One of the best covers I’ve heard this year, trailing only Leonid and Friends covering the band Chicago. But once again gentlemen, this is absolutely beautiful. Wonderful. Great job!!

[jonathanhammond]

My favorite tool song and you guys nailed it. Kudos from WV, US.

[devilpig]

This just made this song rewrite itself to be heard all over again by new ears of the same brain... Fuck... Yes... I needed this desperately right now...

[Atrenu]

TOOL is a very difficult band to do acoustic covers for.

You lot fucking nailed it. I love it

[NASkeywest]

"I bet its impossible for anyone to do an awesome cover of Right in Two."
- *Hold my Beard.*

[jakebennett]

Dude, this was tracked live on a fucking rooftop in India? You guys not only had a beautiful performance, WELL DONE on the recording, it sounds great. Subscribed!

[cardboardeagle]

The background noise of the dog and cars gives this so much more atmosphere, love it even if it wasn’t intentional

[DarthSokka]

I don't have a grip on language tight enough to describe how this performance makes me feel but I think this is one of the absolute best depictions of why music is so special to the human animal. You take a song by Tool which, in and of itself, is a fantastic work of art but you aren't Tool, you aren't playing a stadium show, you didn't rent out a studio to record. You are just three incredibly talented and passionate people that got together on a rooftop and played something that means a lot to you all and it is all the more impressive for it.

I don't have an audiophile setup by any means but with open backed headphones, I can hear all of the detail with the city background, fingers sliding on strings, and it makes me thankful that music is ubiquitous and universal to us all. This cover has left more of a mark on me personally than so many other "more successful" acts. The objective measures of success have little to do with the subjective FEELING that music gives us and three dudes on a rooftop in Bangalore have perfectly proven that.

[Fuzzwah]

The dog in the background needs to be added to the credits, as it adds a lot to this cover.