Tool - Spasm ( Peach Cover ) Ultra rare Trax video free download

atomohawk

This is from Coachella 99' right?

Jack B

This is a crazy amount of respect for peach as tool, i commend them for this effort. No artist is ever as good as the original. Engineers strive for perfection. To an artist, there's no such thing as perfection. Poopie nanners!!!!!!!!!!!

jaa jaadiman

anybody ever checked out a full peach album??lemme knw if its worth it,,if tool does their covers they must be pretty fuckin good,,,

Jake Reynolds

They would be able to, but they wouldn't unless they make another cover album.

Vicious Zero

You must of been very insightful...

Vicious Zero

Breaking Benjamin put their remastered cover of "Enjoy The Silence" by Depeche Mode on their greatest hits album, so I don't see why Tool can't do the same unless the original band has a problem with it.

Doktor Karlos

holy shit me too! nice to know our gen. isnt completely fucked

austin lykins

love it bro and always have loved tool since i was 7

Doktor Karlos

As long as you change the song and play it your own specific way you don't need permission as it is covered under the 1st amendment (assuming you're american) but if you play the same song just like the original artist plays it you can't sell copies of it or claim that you own it over the internet.

lmletal

It's not ultra-rare if it's publicly available. c;

KillgoreTroutNabout

Reading through comments always reminds me of that rape/murder/rape/suicide scene in shut the Fuck up. Why comment on this?

LiviaIndica

In some cases you do need permission, it depends on the original artist/songwriter. Some don't care, some really do. And, of course, some labels love to file lawsuits. Maybe you don't need permission to just play it live or maybe there are other rules. But if you plan on making money on it you usually need permission. Just because so much gets ripped off online, and so much is Creative Commons, doesn't mean some people don't still care a great deal about copyright.

crazymiles

Wrong, faggot. You don't need anyone's permission to cover a song.

Jonathan Cx

if they have the copyright

Cassus Fett

A cover can go in albums, ya know...

crazymiles

Nope. Tool has only performed this Peach song once, at Coachella in 1999. The song hadn't even been written yet when they were playing in small club.s

Tyler Major

This is really good. i personally liked the peach version of You Lied, but they brought this one up a notch with MJK's vocals.

Peter Marjavara

@BloodMusicTrinity You Lied and No Quarter are some covered songs they already have under their belt, so they can.

Peter Marjavara

@BloodMusicTrinity They can. They have many covered songs in their albums. Like 'You Lied', 'No Quarter' to name a few. They just need authorization to do it, and that authorization is called money.

Jonathan Cx

@ajaxthepooper They cant.. its a cover

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