Tool - Invincible, Denver Ball Arena 1/27/22

Tool - Invincible, Denver Ball Arena 1/27/22
View from front row - I tried to pan around but Justin is clearly my favorite
FAQ:
Q: What did you film with? A: iPhone 12 Pro in 4K quality
Q: How did you sneak this video? A: I didn't, they allowed us to film this song
Q: Did you film other songs? A: No, security would have dragged me out
Q: Why didn't you film XYZ? A: You try filming it and enjoying it simultaneously, it's tough!

Thanks for all the love on my video, I'm glad others enjoyed it.

[Lee-goss]

This song was played at my brothers wake. Knowing how much he loved TooL…remember talking about this album before he passed. Love you brother. Say hi to dad for me.

[shavedpawn]

55 years old and just started to really listen to them. Great song, I also enjoy “the pot” and “tempest”. These guys are starting to grow on me. Shame that it took me 20 years to find them.

[asdflkjasdflkajsdf]

Unborn fetus here. I was conceived at this exact Tool concert and have been a huge fan ever since. My parents really showed me what rock is all about and I'm very thankful for that.

[TechOutAdam]

Justin's bass skills are so absolutely insane. He's plays it like it's a cello, guitar, violin, synthesizer. Absolutely the best.

[SgtMantis]

I'm the perfect amount drunk and stoned and I have an amazing sound system and right now I have tears in my eyes. I've seen this live.

[StankyLegs]

A Tool concert is unlike anything else on this planet. I hope I'm lucky enough to go again one day.

[Mr.Elsewhere]

225 years old here, just discovered these guys! Man, have I been missin out huh?

[desturbedmystery]

Tool is one of those bands that doesn’t have a bad song each one is a masterpiece

[blakeabraham]

Adam Jones is the most chill guitarist I've ever seen. All his energy is harnessed and transferred through his hands. He is very efficient.

[soulfulterrain]

You don't go to a Tool concert to just simply listen to live music, you go to a Tool concert to have surrealistic experience. This band is way ahead of it's time.

[CatDad]

As a 50 y.o. dude…this is, at the same time, the most inspiring and most crushing song about middle age I’ve ever heard

[OtherEdgar]

What a pleasure to see Justin playing his bass... hes enjoying every single second on it.

[joshnosk]

Ate some shrooms right before this concert and was lounging in the seats at the top of the rows, smoking cigarettes and sipping beers. Felt like a Dream.

[JerryDodge]

This song will forever and always be dedicated to my Dad. After an accident in his 20s, his spine was left messed up. He's been at least using a cane most of his life, sometimes a wheelchair. But he always kept pressing forward. He was recently in a car accident, where he had his arm amputated. Nonetheless, he continued doing his handyman work, such as installing drywall. On the ceiling. With one arm. By himself.

He passed in 2020. I made a trip to Texas with my brother to visit him just months before. He knew he was going. We had to see him one last time. But although I had already connected this song with him at that time, I really wish I had made him listen to it. I'm sure he'd be proud that his son listens to such fine music.

Rest in peace, Dad.

[jamesmynes]

Bass players out here with 7 strings and Justin pulls this out with only 4. Master !!!

[zcaalock]

174 old here, just discovered the band. I was jamming with Choppin and Bethoven but man, this kick ass sound is not from this world.

[bothurston]

What an absolutely beautiful composition! These guys are truly some of the greatest artists of our times!!

[jonathancapps]

Wow. Adam hesitated near the beginning, Danny missed a beat with one hand early on and got right back into the groove. And it looked like Justin lost the count at one point, but immediately got back into the groove.

I don't think that I've ever seen a song performed where they _each_ make a mistake.

But it's insane that they can recover so quickly in such a rhythmically complex song.

[markvendetti]

Same here. 62yrs old, been jamming and rocking to everything from Aerosmith to Pantera and everything in between till I heard Tool. Wow, what a sound. Just a powerful jam. These guys are a whole different breed. Haven't heard a song I didn't like. Plus their videos are really cool. Rock on🤘🤙

[thirtythree]

Tool speak to people of all ages. Can tell in the comments. I'm 45 and was blessed to have Undertow come out as a teenager, and never looked back. Always have, always will love these guys. 🤟🏽