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TOOL in Chicago

ucsbucsb Posts: 58
edited September 2006 in Other Music
Just saw Tool in Chicago at the Allstate Arena on Monday. What an excellent show, they played like 9 or 10 songs for almost 2 hours. I thought it's so cool that they even played one of their "filler" songs like Lost Keys. These guys are a step above the rest. Too amazing!!!

We had floor seats so we waiting in line for 5 hours.....we were 25th or so in line....and rushed straight to the stage.....FRONT ROW!!! slightly to "stage right" of center (between maynard and adam jones). It was grrrrrrrrreat!
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  • sweet adelinesweet adeline Posts: 2,191
    ucsb wrote:
    Just saw Tool in Chicago at the Allstate Arena on Monday. What an excellent show, they played like 9 or 10 songs for almost 2 hours. I thought it's so cool that they even played one of their "filler" songs like Lost Keys. These guys are a step above the rest. Too amazing!!!

    We had floor seats so we waiting in line for 5 hours.....we were 25th or so in line....and rushed straight to the stage.....FRONT ROW!!! slightly to "stage right" of center (between maynard and adam jones). It was grrrrrrrrreat!

    sounds great. i still have yet to see tool live, even though their are in my top 10 bands. shame on me, i know.
  • Pet4hPet4h Posts: 6
    lost keys is not a filler, its the intro to Rosetta Stoned. Listen to the ending of Lost keys. I hope they add H. and Parabola the next time they come to Los Angeles.
  • depploverdepplover Posts: 189
    i'm going tommorrow!! CANT FUCKIN WAIT!!!!!!
    5/09/06, 5/10/06 - FUCKIN AMAZING!!!!
  • LyreLyre Posts: 14
    i am going tonight yippy
    just because you like pearl jam doesn't mean you're not a douche - PineappleAna
  • PatrickBatemanPatrickBateman Posts: 2,243
    going in 2 weeks

    long time time fan first time concert
    If a man speaks in a forest and there is no woman around to hear him, is he still wrong?
  • stupidcorporatewhorestupidcorporatewhore Posts: 761
    I have to say I saw tool a few years back on a theatre tour and was not blown away.

    The sound was perfect, almost too perfectI know tool is a pretty principled band, but if I didn't know better I would say that they were lypsyncing.

    It had no "edge" live and I felt that was a dissapointment.

    Don't get me wrong I love this band and the full arena show is supposed to be amazing.
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