Vocal Coach Reacts to Tool - Sober live

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[JASONMONT]

Who else is watching vocal coach reacts to Tool videos just to watch the facial expressions and scroll through the comments...

[PalmDesertRock]

"The lyrics are super intense. The musicians are killing it."

That's Tool in a nutshell.

[Lasse]

Maynard literally poured his entire soul out here.

Something a vocal coach will never understand, you can't quantify that. Completely immeasurable.

[EyeWantYourSoul]

You're the first vocal coach I've come across so far that called that stance grounded n understood his presence n delivery... many i seen disapproved of it lolol... i understand many don't understand why he stood like that and understood his energy with his art... he's a genius in my eyes...both on and off the stage

[jaygeorge]

How many voice coaches are going to react to this song?

[chrisnichter]

So many people reacting to Tool. They've been around almost 30 years and finally people are appreciating the greatest band ever

[stevenwilliams]

Focus. One of the few bands that can release albums whenever they are ready, and have a fan base ready to consume.

[jennyd]

If you ever have an opportunity to see TOOL live, take it! So, so phenomenal.

[twomindz]

"Poised for battle " I love that summation of Maynard.

[drsus]

Finally a vocal coach reaction to Maynard that gets him...all others “bad posture!!”

[poncholarpez]

This is Maynard in pretty much every tool and APC songs. I.e. dripping emotions

[tmage]

I've seen a bunch of reactions to his and you're the first to immediately pick up on the fact that Maynard is playing a character through this performance.

[jester]

He suffered from severe stage fright for a very long time so he learnt how to zone himself into the music to get past it

[rxdude]

It doesn't get better than Tool.When you see them live in concert it blows your mind.

[GravyTraining]

I've watched about a dozen vocal coaches react to this (It's how I found this video tbh), and you do a few things differently that I love! 1) You don't criticize his posture, rather you understand exactly what and why he is doing it. 2) You don't pause the song at ALL from beginning to end!

[JonathanRoofner]

i didn’t know this was in 93! they were so ahead of their time!

[malbogia]

This guy is a legend in my opinion. That many people in front of him, and his anxiety, and he still gets out there and kills it. As someone with anxiety, if I had to hazard a guess, i would say he's focusing on something far away with his eyes and digging deep for the emotion. Dudes doing all he can to forget the crowd is there, not run for the hills, and give all he's got the his art.

[justdave]

I'm glad you realized that his posture and mannerisms are meant to be performative and reflective of the songs themes. I see a lot of vocal coaches talk about the bad posture. Also I see a lot of people who think he's actually high on drugs and he's not. In fact the song is meant to be a negative depiction of junkies and druggies.

[Nanerz]

When I can appreciate a well written, emotional song in a genre I’m not in to, shows the magic of the artistry.