Monday, December 23

“I desired him to be extremely effective due to the fact that he appeared quite anxious”: Original Tool bassist Paul D’Amour remembers training Justin Chancellor to be his replacement– and providing him an extensive lesson in his wild pedal procedure

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In 1995, Paul D’Amour chose to leave Tool. With a studio album, EP and 5 years service under his belt, he left the prog rock organization he had actually assisted discovered and launch, passing the bass guitar torch to his follower: Justin Chancellor.

Chancellor has actually stayed a member of Tool since, going on to turn into one of prog-metal’s most popular and popular bassists after very first making his launching on 1996’s Ænima

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