Not tryna glaze but these @shanevg97 burnouts where he high fives his guys along the wall while absolutely destroying the tires full throttle mid burnout (preceded and followed by normal badass burnouts) is just awesome stuff 💨
Long before Tool became known for sprawling, progressive epics, "Sober" announced a band with a sound unlike anything else in heavy music. Driven by Justin Chancellor's predecessor Paul D'Amour's brooding bassline, Adam Jones' crushing guitar work and Maynard James Keenan's haunting vocal, the song became the breakthrough that introduced Tool to a worldwide audience. Their Reading Festival performance in 1993 captured the intensity and mystery that would define the band's reputation for decades.