Danny Carey is 64 freaking years old. Legend. I hope he holds up for at least another decade.

Tool is another level, lets be honest

Maynard is the most articulate and poetic goblin I have ever seen.

I've never seen TOOL play with so much ambient light before 😂😂

If Zeppelin and Pink Floyd had a baby, TOOL!  I’m almost 70 years old, and am obsessed with Too!

I saw "Tool at Back to the Beginning" appear in my feed. It said the vid was 20 minutes long and I was like "what? did they only play one song?"

If you are not a Tool fan,
It's only because you have not heard them yet

Respectfully, there were a lot of great musicians and vocalists in this show, but I feel that Tool is one of the few bands in the same league as Black Sabbath when it comes to their creativity, authenticity and true artistry. They didn't limit themselves to what was popular, highly marketable or safe. (That's how truly unique new music and genres are created.)

Justin is such an F'ing phenomenal bass player.

They are one of the very few remnants of progressive rock almost single handedly taking it into the new millenium. First song I heard was sober and I just knew I had to hear more of this band. Such talent and man when they cover a song, it keeps its core identity, but becomes a tool song too. I had few bands that come from their era or later that  I found worthy of giving my time too.

Freaking incredible footage. Thank you so much for this. 20 minutes of Maynard and Carey in clear daylight is really something special. I've been a fan for 30 years and I've never seen anything like this. Thank you!

Hand of Doom was The perfect Black Sabbath song for Tool and Maynard was really enjoying himself as was Danny Adam and Justin there in a league of their own

Tool covering Sabbath. never thought id see this. what a time to be alive

Black Sabbath's "Hand of Doom" sandwiched perfectly between the two Tool classics.

I feel like this audience doesn’t understand they are witnessing one of the most epic performances in history.

Perfect Sabbath cover choice for them. This shows clearly that they don't need the epic light/video/laser show that they have for their own concerts in order to be "Tool". The amazing and unique visuals that are synonymous with their live shows are indeed the best in the biz and something to behold, but it's really the actual live performance of their meticulously built compositions that make them particularly special. This video proves it. Underneath everything, Tool are not too different now from when I saw them in 1994 on Landsdown street in Boston, MA. I'm so happy that they did this.

This group is in a league of their own...

These guys still give me goosebumps after 20 years of listening.

It's the only band that triggers something in my brain that makes me forget everything else for a moment. And it makes me feel really good.

Tool is my favorite. Their delicious tunes get me every time. Intelligent metal. ❤❤❤❤