Reeder's bass is nice and loud in this. Can hear it even without earphones. That's how loud the bass should be in every recording whether live or studio.
They were the real deal at the time with Monster Magnet - saw both bands in 1995 in the same stage and same festival - couldn't get better that that . My ears were stoned , my body was shakened by the sheer power they offered - my head was on mars . Unbelievable performance ...only saw them once at the right time and i took an ecstazy before they came on stage - Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh that pumped the whole experience
HyperZ's CNC & Gaming you’re not wrong there I can’t ever get bored with listening to them over and over again and then again I can feel them through my body!
This is probably Kyuss at their peak. These dudes were all geniuses and huge players by their own right. Scott Reeder is such a great bass player and Gardenia is probably his finest hour
@@ziggylayneable I remember a somewhat recent interview of Josh Homme. He talked about Reeder as a great bass player, able to do anything. He was pretty serious while saying that, it's rare to see him like this
@@Mattebodra I'm old enough to have seen them play live.what he's doing in this video is exactly what he did on stage when I saw them... Not many people know this about Scott, but he plays a bass that is strung up for a right-handed man, & and just flips it over and plays it that way with the strings opposite. And I remember the video with Josh you're talkin about I saw that.
I Kyuss in una televisione italiana... sembra incredibile.. e oggi, 20 anni dopo l'informazione anziché essere migliorata è peggiorata. Infatti oggi è impensabile vedere buon rock dal vivo in televisione. Al massimo trasmettono quello che impongono i discografici italiani, con i loro artisti del cazzo autori di canzonette senza valore. VideoMusic non era niente male.
teleroylichtenstein per fortuna adesso c'è rai 5, che la notte trasmette programmi musicali che spesso sono interessanti, però certo quando si tratta di cose nuove, spesso si tratta di hipsterate inutili e non di gruppi del calibro dei kyuss. Qualcosa di bello e nuovo però capita ogni tanto
cazzo li ho visti a reggio , ma la cosa che mi è mancata è l'esibizione al bloom ho ancora la recensione di gianni della cioppa , dice che fu un concerto incredibile, comunque a reggio fu un caso incredibile al posto di vedere i White zombie , a sorpresa i kyuss, una delle mie band favorite , tanto quanto gli helmet e i nine inch niles, fortune dell'epoca , quasi snobbai i sound garden dopo loro, altri tempi veramente , dopo ste esibizioni a distanza di anni i blink e i gruppi pacco come i franz Ferdinand mi facevano ridere, ora che ho quasi quaranta anni li rimpiango eccome , ( le vere band nn i gruppi pacco )
Kyuss was not all about Homme - Garcia's voice was/is awesome and unique, Scott was/is a great bassist, and Alfredo was/is a kick-ass drummer, although I prefer Brant Bjork. Homme was the most average member of Kyuss, and his lead on the version of "Freedom Run" here is horrible sloppy crap - sounds like a 15 year-old Punk Rock guitarist trying to play like Jimmy Page and failing miserably. I do agree his rhythm guitar playing and riffs are very good though. But not as good as Brant Bjork's - Bjork wrote "Gardenia" and many other classic Kyuss songs.
FSBass Who fucking cares? Oliveri is a douche with marginal talent just like Josh Homme is - Scott Reeder is a way better bassist. And I'd say that J.G. is a far better and more dynamic singer than Homme is a guitarist.
Dmitry Owens Are you talking about that freakout at the end of the solo in Freedom Run? That's Greg Ginn, not Jimmy Page and it's supposed to sound fucked up. I think Spaceship Landing, Whitewater, and N.O. would be better showcases of his Kyuss era performances.
Dmitry Owens How is Josh in anyway, an "average" talent? Come on, man. Seriously? Homme would have arranged the majority of the Songs for the Deaf album, easily the best rock record over the past ten to eleven years...
Carlo Von Sexron Lol I didn't say that it was Jimmy Page playing on "Freedom Run" - I said Homme was trying to play a Page-style lead and failing. And none the guitar solos on that song are are performed by Greg Ginn ( of Black Flag ) - I don't know where you got that misinformation from.
Alfredo was an awesome beast of a drummer. He didn't have the craziness of Brant. But the man was technical and was very tight. The whole band, all the participants, were so good. There's good reason why this band is considered legendary. Because they really were that good.
Paul(my name is Paul too), I don't know about you, but as for me I've been shoving this in people's faces for 25 years. I'm 46 years old. I've been listening to them since "Wretch". They had a chemistry like no other band, and it sounds like nobody else......ever. all these bands today that play this type of stuff could never hold a candle to Kyuss. I've always considered myself the world's biggest Kyuss fan...lol. maybe I'm not alone.
@@ziggylayneable No no, I'm the world's biggest Kyuss fan. I travelled quite a bit to see them live and managed 3 times. Though I have to admit I first discovered them during "Blues For The Red Sun" accidentally at a festival.
That’s hilarious! 🇮🇹 has put out some good bands too. It’s just extremely rare to have anyone compete with KYUSS. Keep rockin to that good shit, brother God bless you.
Figurati. 1 oretta circa alla settimana. Mandati in onda verso la mezzanotte a metà settimana. Per il resto era solo Paola e Chiara gli 883 e cagate rep tipo i 99 posse
That was also the same show wear I saw Glenn Danzig nutsack. He had a hole in his black pants and no underwear on. Every time he put his foot on the monitor in front of me I had to put my head down. I've since recovered and want to make my story known for others who need my support in their recovery.
@@brandynosborn3374 I remember them coming out on stage and they said " something along the lines of "we are from the desert and it's f****** hot there and it's f****** cold here". I never once saw the bass player's face guitarist with short hair (not in fashion at the time) and before another song they commented on how they would haul generators out into the desert and play shows. - this was before Burning Man was anywhere near as popular as it was and the whole thing was really intriguing to me as a kid
LOL - love it - if u want your neighbors to leave the perimeter - just put Kyuss or Monster Magnet LOL - i did with both to cool down an unpleasant stupid neighbor who was really disrespectful with his Sono in the 90's . he didn't like the heavy sound , thats clear . But i loved the experience ......
This shit grooves so smoothly. It's a heavy that floats on a pleasurable, subconscious level, something great is happening. Lots of followers and copycats tried to do this, but this is just sublime.
Was living in the palm desert when this amazingness was created!! To this day when I put kyuss on I get the chills. Kyuss is a life changing band and I love sharing there music with friends and watching the reactions when someone hears them for the first time!! Long live kyuss!!!
Holy crap dude, that would have been amazing to be there. I was stationed in England when I first heard Kyuss on HB Ball early 90's, maybe 1993 or so. My mind was blown then and STILL is to this day. I listen to them at least once a month ever since, if not more when I get on a kick. I was stationed at Edwards after England and got to meet John Garcia at Glen Helen Pavilion in Cali around 1997 in front of Unida I believe. Kyuss was such an epic band, true legends in their own time. Screw the king, long live Kyuss...
I just can't get enough of Scott Reeder right now. Our planets must be in the same territory or something. This man is otherworldly. I get WHO the desert wizards are and this man - is the high priest if you ask me.
At the start of Freedom Run, he hits the low F string and you can hear the open string rattle against the frets, he plucks so hard haha. Josh Homme said he is the best bass player he ever played with! Scott got me into playing bass, even bought an Ibanez like his when I was 15.@@chairmankaga101
Kyuss is just a phenomenon... It's so spacey, trippy, psychedelic, low and heavy as fuck and it's just about the music, in contradistinction to the whole 21st century Pop music thats corrupting the world....
One thing I really think is really bad is: people who likes Greta Van Fleet don't know that a Robert-Plant-like voice is all it takes to make them think they are listening to a Led-Zeppelin-like band... Today's mimics can be also bad to hear. At least The Machines were interesting in their way (especially with their "Moons Of Neptune" song). Ah and Witch too, they sound great. But I think Kyuss is too bright, hot and grandiose for the 2020's.
Dimitry. If you are such an accomplished guitarist, why are you responding so passionately to comments at 10pm on a Friday night? Didn't you have a gig?
The first time I heard of them was when they opened for Faith No More @ the Gothic Theatre in Denver in 1993. My buddy and I were like, whoa, who the hell was that??? Completely blew us away, and we went out the next week and bought their Blues for the Red Sun CD and have been a huge fan ever since.
alot of the attention gets directed to Josh Homme(or maybe that's just what I hear as a fellow guitar player) but fuckin-A, Garcia is an AMAZING vocalist!!! I can put on 'Welcome to Sky Valley' and just let repeat over and over...
How on Earth, after watching this video, people would call Josh a bad guitarist? This is a display of mastery. And that goes for Scott, Alfredo, and John. This is the best rock band that has ever existed.
I D There was a dispute over whether or not John and Brant had the right to use the Kyuss name in their little reunion tour/band. Josh and Scott sued Brant and John, so now the latter two hate the former two.
My friend introduced me to Kyuss 5 yrs ago first song I heard GREEN MACHINE Been hooked ever since thanks my friend T.D. RIP BROTHER u will be missed today my friend past away it's a sad day for me.
Eh si! io i Kyuss li ho visti 2 volte dal vivo in Italia per Il tour di Sky Valley. Una volta al Bloom di Mezzago, e poi un'altra volta in un locale di Milano di cui non mi ricordo il nome pero'. Entrambi concertoni da paura.
Grandissimi Kyuss!!! Visti al Bloom per il tour di Blues for the red sun : concerto che mi ha segnato l'esistenza:avevo circa 25 anni ora 48...poi in un locale a Milano dove Garcia ubriacchissimo non stava quasi in piedi e urlava nel microfono...e mi pare a Reggio Emilia di supporto agli oramai scoppiati Soundgarden. ..Comunque KYUSS FOREVER!!!!!
I ordered this out of the back of the magazine, and the magazine sent me a bootleg VHS cassette of this same exact show. I paid $75 for it in 1998. Now it's free on UA-cam. But I got to see this earlier than a lot of other people... Lol
Hope Mr Reeder still has my Indian necklace I have him after stage diving at the Cockpit in Leeds in 95. Brilliant bass player. Was doing the opposite of all metal bass players of the time.
The years there in the 90s where these guys , Tool and Danzig ,mainly , managed to break through the huge Death/Black metal trend which had taken over the metal sub genre. The 3 above sounded extremely "fresh" and "authentic" etc ... etc ... truly surprising when I 1st heard they had broken up cause they seemed to be on their way to something huge ... and yeah , you can view the QOTSA project as just that , in a way . I even remember Bruce Dickinson who had just left Iron Maiden praising these guys as the next big thing in Metal in some interview for MTV or one of those channels , VIVA perhaps ...
I've done that many times and it's a matter of settings really. You can get this super muddy sound if you use some fuzz, but you can also make guitar sound pretty normal
Nice. Thank You. I'm watching and say to myself; that's Josh on Guitar lol. I never heard this in my life. Wow, this is some really good shit. I'm really into the Stoner/Sabbath/Psychedelic Groove thing so this is a trip. Can't believe I missed out on this. Shades of Blue Cheer.
First concert Danzig and Kyuss in Cincinnati at Bogarts, I think 93, I was blown away by Kyuss, also one of the loudest shows I've seen, and I'm old, everything from Cluth to GWAR, I've seen it, but that just blew me away, bought Blues for the Red Sun the next day at J.L. records in Lafayette Indiana, best record shop ever, over 30 years, I'm 49, been buying music at J.L.'s since at least 1989.
GRANDE GRANDISSIMO CHI LO HA REGISTRATO GRAZIE SEI UN GRANDE ME LO RICORDO COME SE FOSSE IERI ANCHE IL CONCERTO DEL 95 A MODENA AMMORE A PRIMA VISTA FU E PREZIOSO CONTRIBUTO VISTO CHE IL AMTERIALE DI VIDEOMUSIC è SPARITO TOTALMENTE
josh fucking homme basically created 3/4 of the stoner music with his riffs in his twenties, fuck me
in his teens. he was 19 when the second Kyuss album came out
How cocky do you think I am?
They should send this shit into space on vinyl. Someone do a kickstarter or something. Aliens NEED to hear this!
+Great Value I'd fund that.
lololol!
yeah man... I'm a fucking Alien... I've heard them and turned the universe into earth loving mother fuckers.
lol... i totally agree.... like the Voyager Golden Records!
search it on utube and google... a neat idea along the same lines as yours
Upon hearing this, the aliens said "that's where Josh has been." Because he is out of this world
Reeder's bass is nice and loud in this. Can hear it even without earphones. That's how loud the bass should be in every recording whether live or studio.
I heart both Scott Reeders.
If you want to get tinnitus, then yea...
@@Yourbankaccount generally are the High frequencies more hurtly for the ears
@@Yourbankaccount NO WAY !!! I NEED MY EARS !
100%
21 years later still some of the best stoner/desert rock out there
They were the real deal at the time with Monster Magnet - saw both bands in 1995 in the same stage and same festival - couldn't get better that that . My ears were stoned , my body was shakened by the sheer power they offered - my head was on mars . Unbelievable performance ...only saw them once at the right time and i took an ecstazy before they came on stage - Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh that pumped the whole experience
No. They WERE Stoner Rock. They were the EPITOME of Stoner Rock.
Angelina Negit U didn't live that era obviously . sorry
25 years later still some of the best stoner/desert rock out there
HyperZ's CNC & Gaming you’re not wrong there I can’t ever get bored with listening to them over and over again and then again I can feel them through my body!
This is probably Kyuss at their peak. These dudes were all geniuses and huge players by their own right. Scott Reeder is such a great bass player and Gardenia is probably his finest hour
There's a sad lack of Brant Bjork tho :(
@@Mattebodra fuckin aye
I think Scott Reeder as far as his bass playing goes?... He is on a level with Geezer Butler & John Entwhistle.
@@ziggylayneable I remember a somewhat recent interview of Josh Homme. He talked about Reeder as a great bass player, able to do anything. He was pretty serious while saying that, it's rare to see him like this
@@Mattebodra I'm old enough to have seen them play live.what he's doing in this video is exactly what he did on stage when I saw them... Not many people know this about Scott, but he plays a bass that is strung up for a right-handed man, & and just flips it over and plays it that way with the strings opposite. And I remember the video with Josh you're talkin about I saw that.
Scott Reeder is a Fucking MONSTER!!!! His groovy destruction in Gardenia is a site to behold amongst this glorious genre
His playing is crazy dude! Almost sounds like he's playing a fretless, he slides around so much.
I Kyuss in una televisione italiana... sembra incredibile.. e oggi, 20 anni dopo l'informazione anziché essere migliorata è peggiorata. Infatti oggi è impensabile vedere buon rock dal vivo in televisione. Al massimo trasmettono quello che impongono i discografici italiani, con i loro artisti del cazzo autori di canzonette senza valore. VideoMusic non era niente male.
teleroylichtenstein per fortuna adesso c'è rai 5, che la notte trasmette programmi musicali che spesso sono interessanti, però certo quando si tratta di cose nuove, spesso si tratta di hipsterate inutili e non di gruppi del calibro dei kyuss. Qualcosa di bello e nuovo però capita ogni tanto
cazzo li ho visti a reggio , ma la cosa che mi è mancata è l'esibizione al bloom ho ancora la recensione di gianni della cioppa , dice che fu un concerto incredibile, comunque a reggio fu un caso incredibile al posto di vedere i White zombie , a sorpresa i kyuss, una delle mie band favorite , tanto quanto gli helmet e i nine inch niles, fortune dell'epoca , quasi snobbai i sound garden dopo loro, altri tempi veramente , dopo ste esibizioni a distanza di anni i blink e i gruppi pacco come i franz Ferdinand mi facevano ridere, ora che ho quasi quaranta anni li rimpiango eccome , ( le vere band nn i gruppi pacco )
Prima di iniziare i compiti c"era segnali di fumo. Non c'era scampo. Era quasi un dovere.
2verme immagino avrai avuto i brividi.
teleroylichtenstein purtroppo i ragazzini di oggi non sanno manco chi sono i nirvana..a stento conoscono vasco rossi..
This is Kyuss at its prime. Absolutely amazing. Homme haters, go somewhere else. Because this is absolute badass.
Kyuss was not all about Homme - Garcia's voice was/is awesome and unique, Scott was/is a great bassist, and Alfredo was/is a kick-ass drummer, although I prefer Brant Bjork. Homme was the most average member of Kyuss, and his lead on the version of "Freedom Run" here is horrible sloppy crap - sounds like a 15 year-old Punk Rock guitarist trying to play like Jimmy Page and failing miserably. I do agree his rhythm guitar playing and riffs are very good though. But not as good as Brant Bjork's - Bjork wrote "Gardenia" and many other classic Kyuss songs.
FSBass Who fucking cares? Oliveri is a douche with marginal talent just like Josh Homme is - Scott Reeder is a way better bassist. And I'd say that J.G. is a far better and more dynamic singer than Homme is a guitarist.
Dmitry Owens Are you talking about that freakout at the end of the solo in Freedom Run? That's Greg Ginn, not Jimmy Page and it's supposed to sound fucked up. I think Spaceship Landing, Whitewater, and N.O. would be better showcases of his Kyuss era performances.
Dmitry Owens
How is Josh in anyway, an "average" talent? Come on, man. Seriously? Homme would have arranged the majority of the Songs for the Deaf album, easily the best rock record over the past ten to eleven years...
Carlo Von Sexron Lol I didn't say that it was Jimmy Page playing on "Freedom Run" - I said Homme was trying to play a Page-style lead and failing. And none the guitar solos on that song are are performed by Greg Ginn ( of Black Flag ) - I don't know where you got that misinformation from.
John Garcia is fucking HUGE here. His singing is perfect.
I agree mate!
yeah it's outstanding..this could've gone straight onto a studio recording
indeed, the whole group sounds amazing here
He misses a lot of poignancies in Gardenia, though. Do not like that.
No one has said anything about Alfredo on the drums. big boots to fill. He fucking killed it.
And he does amazing on future projects ESPECIALLY Orquesta del Desierto
My neighbors like this song so much they threw a brick through my window so they could hear it better!
Damn, Garcia is high as fuck. And it's always weird seeing Josh before he was really famous.
Kyuss were pretty famous already, but I know what you mean, QOTSA catapulted him out of the stratosphere
Garcia high, day ending in y haha
Alfredo was an awesome beast of a drummer. He didn't have the craziness of Brant. But the man was technical and was very tight. The whole band, all the participants, were so good. There's good reason why this band is considered legendary. Because they really were that good.
Jazz background.
Paul he’s an awesome drummer. Tight as sht.
Paul(my name is Paul too), I don't know about you, but as for me I've been shoving this in people's faces for 25 years. I'm 46 years old. I've been listening to them since "Wretch". They had a chemistry like no other band, and it sounds like nobody else......ever. all these bands today that play this type of stuff could never hold a candle to Kyuss. I've always considered myself the world's biggest Kyuss fan...lol. maybe I'm not alone.
@@ziggylayneable No no, I'm the world's biggest Kyuss fan. I travelled quite a bit to see them live and managed 3 times. Though I have to admit I first discovered them during "Blues For The Red Sun" accidentally at a festival.
Paul yeah Josh is a God!
josh guitar is a psychedelic trip its own
I agree ;)
Sdp still is. He is a down to Earth guy. I think it’s cool he still drives his first car he ever bought.
His guitar has antennas. lol
You can so see that Josh was perfecting qotsa sound for so many years.
This is amazing to see
Come è possibile che in Italia ci fossero programmi del genere e tutto sia finito in elettralamborghini e trap :'(
That’s hilarious!
🇮🇹 has put out some good bands too.
It’s just extremely rare to have anyone compete with KYUSS. Keep rockin to that good shit, brother
God bless you.
@@Unitedfruitcoj*jj8😊
Non credere che ci fossero ogni giorno! Quel giorno ci riunimmo a casa di un amico per vedere questo programma, tipo finale dei Mondiali 😂
Figurati. 1 oretta circa alla settimana. Mandati in onda verso la mezzanotte a metà settimana. Per il resto era solo Paola e Chiara gli 883 e cagate rep tipo i 99 posse
Asteroid 0:00
Conan Troutman 4:33
One Inch Man 6:52
Freedom Run 10:02
Gardenia 16:03
Thanks bro!
Not all heros wear capes. Thanks man!
Bless
I will never forget seeing them open for White Zombie and Danzig.
That sounds almost like a religious experience or something.
Lol I was there, hard to hear them over all the booing.
That was also the same show wear I saw Glenn Danzig nutsack. He had a hole in his black pants and no underwear on. Every time he put his foot on the monitor in front of me I had to put my head down. I've since recovered and want to make my story known for others who need my support in their recovery.
@@brandynosborn3374 I remember them coming out on stage and they said " something along the lines of "we are from the desert and it's f****** hot there and it's f****** cold here". I never once saw the bass player's face guitarist with short hair (not in fashion at the time) and before another song they commented on how they would haul generators out into the desert and play shows. - this was before Burning Man was anywhere near as popular as it was and the whole thing was really intriguing to me as a kid
I was there, superb show !
kyuss in greater than 480P would be a crime anyway
but this is clearly 480i
Fuck high definition.
when i listen to kyuss, so do my neighbours. in the next province.
Ha ha ha. 🇨🇦 ?
SAME
It's the only to !! Crank it to 11 and shack "the hood!!!!"
That's how it deserves to be listened to...!!!
You guys gota get states, it’s 2020
always dreamed of what they'd sound like if they jammed with dale crover
Its not that my neighbors complain about this music is so loud, its that its the same band EVERY NIGHT 😊😊😊Kyuss, you Kill!
LOL - love it - if u want your neighbors to leave the perimeter - just put Kyuss or Monster Magnet LOL - i did with both to cool down an unpleasant stupid neighbor who was really disrespectful with his Sono in the 90's . he didn't like the heavy sound , thats clear . But i loved the experience ......
You can move furniture around rooms if you play Kyuss loud enough with the speakers on the floor. This is a scientific fact.
I would love to be your neighbor! You could turn it Up as loud as you like
This is the first time I’ve heard Kyuss. Dam they rock.
Check out the song whitewater. It transcends
Check out the song "phototropic"... That's a pretty mind-blowing song. It's so goddamn heavy at certain times.
Just listen to the whole of ...and the circus leaves town
This shit grooves so smoothly. It's a heavy that floats on a pleasurable, subconscious level, something great is happening. Lots of followers and copycats tried to do this, but this is just sublime.
Listen to "Welcome To Sky Valley" with headphones and a little Mary Jane.
Was living in the palm desert when this amazingness was created!! To this day when I put kyuss on I get the chills.
Kyuss is a life changing band and I love sharing there music with friends and watching the reactions when someone hears them for the first time!!
Long live kyuss!!!
Holy crap dude, that would have been amazing to be there. I was stationed in England when I first heard Kyuss on HB Ball early 90's, maybe 1993 or so. My mind was blown then and STILL is to this day. I listen to them at least once a month ever since, if not more when I get on a kick. I was stationed at Edwards after England and got to meet John Garcia at Glen Helen Pavilion in Cali around 1997 in front of Unida I believe. Kyuss was such an epic band, true legends in their own time. Screw the king, long live Kyuss...
Oh I forgot that this was about music and not about you
Challenge: Find the face of Scott Reeder in the video! ;)
17:06 😉
Hahahahahahahahahaha!!!!
I just can't get enough of Scott Reeder right now. Our planets must be in the same territory or something. This man is otherworldly. I get WHO the desert wizards are and this man - is the high priest if you ask me.
Dude does not get enough credit or recognition. Big hot messy slabs of granite he's chucking out of his Ampegs, just every time. What a beast.
At the start of Freedom Run, he hits the low F string and you can hear the open string rattle against the frets, he plucks so hard haha. Josh Homme said he is the best bass player he ever played with! Scott got me into playing bass, even bought an Ibanez like his when I was 15.@@chairmankaga101
I ragazzetti in camicia di flanella sono impagabili. Grazie per la chicca. Non si esce vivi dagli anni '90.
The drummer is a powerhouse.
Alfredo Hernandez
Get some good advice on this one day when I get back home even though home is home like home even home even though home
Kyuss is just a phenomenon... It's so spacey, trippy, psychedelic, low and heavy as fuck and it's just about the music, in contradistinction to the whole 21st century Pop music thats corrupting the world....
Look at the bright side, with radio-pop all over the place kyuss sounds better in contrast ;p
Yerkface
Kyuss sounds better than any Pop-bullshit any day, even without contrast haha!
DominikLederhas lol Amen :p
No never
One thing I really think is really bad is: people who likes Greta Van Fleet don't know that a Robert-Plant-like voice is all it takes to make them think they are listening to a Led-Zeppelin-like band... Today's mimics can be also bad to hear. At least The Machines were interesting in their way (especially with their "Moons Of Neptune" song). Ah and Witch too, they sound great. But I think Kyuss is too bright, hot and grandiose for the 2020's.
I give my uncle much props for showing me Kyuss at a young age, been one of my favorite bands ever since
Dimitry. If you are such an accomplished guitarist, why are you responding so passionately to comments at 10pm on a Friday night? Didn't you have a gig?
The first time I heard of them was when they opened for Faith No More @ the Gothic Theatre in Denver in 1993. My buddy and I were like, whoa, who the hell was that??? Completely blew us away, and we went out the next week and bought their Blues for the Red Sun CD and have been a huge fan ever since.
Jesus christ I was born in the wrong time
alot of the attention gets directed to Josh Homme(or maybe that's just what I hear as a fellow guitar player) but fuckin-A, Garcia is an AMAZING vocalist!!! I can put on 'Welcome to Sky Valley' and just let repeat over and over...
Same in QOTSA, all people talk about Josh, deserve it, but Troy is a fucking master.
I got the version that u can't skip tracks w/o skipping like three tracks, but it's an album you wanna listen to front to back anyways. Kyuss Lives!!
I never could get into the band just for his voice. Just doesn't tickle my taint.
that album is a fucking amazing album all the way through!
Agree!
I know there's no more kyuss anymore but it's my new favorite band 😎🤘🏻
They were just amazing. So powerful and talented.
I know rite!!
I just got into them also, sad I never did before but at least I am enjoying them now rather then never!!
Le persone che erano lì in studio forse non si rendevano conto di avere davanti a loro una delle più grandi band della storia
How on Earth, after watching this video, people would call Josh a bad guitarist? This is a display of mastery. And that goes for Scott, Alfredo, and John. This is the best rock band that has ever existed.
Who calls Josh a bad guitarist??? I want a name!!!
Best lineup!
This is not in any way, shape, or form better than Led Zeppelin. Come the fuck on lmao
J Sickels led zeppelin sucks cock lmao
Jesse Joyce “I don’t want to live in a world where Led Zeppelin didn’t exist.” -Kyuss’ guitar player
Always a pleasure to see John García and Josh Homme playing together, hope they will reunite again some day.
i really doubt that would happen
João Botelho They did at a QOTSA show and played Thumb but that was like 5 years ago
They hate each other now there's no way that's going to happen. Especially after the "kyuss lives" fiasco.
@@ziggylayneable What happened at the Kyuss Lives Fiasco.
I D There was a dispute over whether or not John and Brant had the right to use the Kyuss name in their little reunion tour/band. Josh and Scott sued Brant and John, so now the latter two hate the former two.
Did someone else noticed the lovely kiss between Scott and Garcia at the end of the performance? :3
+Kekelo Raptor What the fuck was that? I´ve noticed that too..
+Tomas Creatini Ehh argentino! jaja
Yes 😍
it's not a pansy thing at all. A real rocker does whatever he feels is needed to express himself, even if that is kissing another dude.
sebsaja idk about all that dude lol
The greatest most underrated band ever period
Awesome 90's studio lighting
Almost 30 years later and this shit never ever gets old. Bad. Ass.
The sound is really better here than any other live recordings i have been listening to . Thanks for this quality
Bluehopi Waltz Italians do it better
Prego
@@corsotrieste Belgium does it well too
Bizarre festival has better audio imo, a bit low volume as a whole but shits on this quality wise
Such quality! Thanks for having this online
I miss John Garcia - and he is right here - somewhere....in my desert.....probably healing an animal and making music that is crazy.
My friend introduced me to Kyuss 5 yrs ago first song I heard GREEN MACHINE Been hooked ever since thanks my friend T.D. RIP BROTHER u will be missed today my friend past away it's a sad day for me.
I ordered this through the mail on VHS cassette tape it to New Jersey in the 90s for like 70 bucks.
In Italia cazzo!!!!!
odore di incenso eh? ahahah
Eh si! io i Kyuss li ho visti 2 volte dal vivo in Italia per Il tour di Sky Valley.
Una volta al Bloom di Mezzago, e poi un'altra volta in un locale di Milano di cui non mi ricordo il nome pero'.
Entrambi concertoni da paura.
A videomusic cazzo!
@@faustobrusamolino6345 Il locale di Milano credo fosse il Factory.
Già... Sarei voluto nascere prima per andarli a vedere 😭😭
Oh man I wish it was still the 90s.
Too right take me bk plssss
0:00 Conan Troutman
6:50 One inch man 1010
10:10 freedom run
16:00 Gardenia
First song is Asteroid
Stoner Rock Cmon Man. If u don't know. U don't
THANK YOU!! best quality ever I have seen so appreciate it dude or dudette!
Grazie per aver caricato questa perla
Grandissimi Kyuss!!! Visti al Bloom per il tour di Blues for the red sun : concerto che mi ha segnato l'esistenza:avevo circa 25 anni ora 48...poi in un locale a Milano dove Garcia ubriacchissimo non stava quasi in piedi e urlava nel microfono...e mi pare a Reggio Emilia di supporto agli oramai scoppiati Soundgarden.
..Comunque KYUSS FOREVER!!!!!
Anch'io ero a Reggio!
Love it when the bass kicks in in the gardenia intro - just great!
Testimonianza di vera musica suonata in bel paese italy
Great upload! Pretty impressive sound (especially when compared to their 1st couple studio releases). THANKS!!
Fantastic stuff thank you for uploading this from a very grateful fan in England 🏴🤘🤪👍💞✝️🙏🏻💕
I m a greek fan back in the 90's and i m crying tears of joy.What an archive this is!! Thank you uploader from the buttom of my heart!
Hey Greek also have a great stoner rock band too ,yeath 1000mods
there is fuzz and there is Hommes's fuzz, you cant sound so nasty and powerfull. absolutely brilliant. same for the the band
Free and laid back, kudos to the Italian network for making this performance happen.
Rock and Roll at its peak, this band had it all and still sounds like a f.....ing atomic bomb !
I definitely dig his shit First time hearing.
Those of you kids who were born during this time, or maybe just before or after.....THIS is how it's done! Take notes!!!
This is the best Kyuss footage I've ever seen.
Best Version of Freedom Run! Hands down!
Freedom Run has a whole new meaning in 2022.
Such a fantastic Band. Unreal. Beyond words.
true description.... best quality!!!!
muchas gracias ;)
Masterpiece. Both the music and the video.
So old. So heavy.. Sooooo goooood
I think this is the best Kyuss bootleg that exists.
Mj F I cannot agree with you more.
Wait.... How did they not know they were being recorded? Especially being multiple cameras.
I ordered this out of the back of the magazine, and the magazine sent me a bootleg VHS cassette of this same exact show. I paid $75 for it in 1998. Now it's free on UA-cam. But I got to see this earlier than a lot of other people... Lol
shad covert fuck off pedant.
Hope Mr Reeder still has my Indian necklace I have him after stage diving at the Cockpit in Leeds in 95. Brilliant bass player. Was doing the opposite of all metal bass players of the time.
Thanx 4 the share!
give us back this great band!
The first time ever wanted to do something
The years there in the 90s where these guys , Tool and Danzig ,mainly , managed to break through the huge Death/Black metal trend which had taken over the metal sub genre. The 3 above sounded extremely "fresh" and "authentic" etc ... etc ... truly surprising when I 1st heard they had broken up cause they seemed to be on their way to something huge ... and yeah , you can view the QOTSA project as just that , in a way . I even remember Bruce Dickinson who had just left Iron Maiden praising these guys as the next big thing in Metal in some interview for MTV or one of those channels , VIVA perhaps ...
Funny cause they never saw themselves as metal and didn’t listen to metal
Love the part when Scott goes up into the stands during "Conan Troutman" and that goofy dude dancin' next him.
This is a gem! loved it!
That is what it sounds like when you plug a guitar into a bass amp.
With fuzz
Wondering what fuzz if it is one
I've done that many times and it's a matter of settings really. You can get this super muddy sound if you use some fuzz, but you can also make guitar sound pretty normal
what a talented young guitarist, I hope he forms his own band one day...
Maybe one day
Nice, I've been a long time listener but never saw them live back then, this is a treat.
Lovin seeing Garcia live!
Dang! This just popped up on my feed, i saw Danzig and White Zombie in 94' and i couldn't remember the 3rd band but this is who it was.
Where has this been all my life🎉
You weren't lying, the quality on this is excellent.
One of the best live versions of Freedom Run I have heard =)
One of the best live asteroid versions ever done
Nice. Thank You. I'm watching and say to myself; that's Josh on Guitar lol. I never heard this in my life. Wow, this is some really good shit. I'm really into the Stoner/Sabbath/Psychedelic Groove thing so this is a trip. Can't believe I missed out on this. Shades of Blue Cheer.
Holy fuck, what a band!!
cant believe this exist! this is amazing. I digs it baby!
Nella mia adolescenza hanno lasciato 1 markio indelebile!....KYUSS grazie !!!
This rocks! I’ve always been a Kyuss fan. Also Slo Burn - Amusing The Amazing still gets regular play from me. One badass album.
I makes me realize what a unique band they were when they play in a "normal" setting like on a T.V. show
Goddamnit the Bass is one Hell of a Axe 🪓⚡️🔌🌪🎸
Che fantastica band, incredibili dal vivo!
some of the best camera work I've seen. cool as fuck!!!
First concert
Danzig and Kyuss in Cincinnati at Bogarts, I think 93, I was blown away by Kyuss, also one of the loudest shows I've seen, and I'm old, everything from Cluth to GWAR, I've seen it, but that just blew me away, bought Blues for the Red Sun the next day at J.L. records in Lafayette Indiana, best record shop ever, over 30 years, I'm 49, been buying music at J.L.'s since at least 1989.
Ultra Cool...hat mal wieder Spass gemacht!
2018 much love for legends of stoner
Scott Reeder 🔥🔥🔥
GRANDE GRANDISSIMO CHI LO HA REGISTRATO GRAZIE SEI UN GRANDE ME LO RICORDO COME SE FOSSE IERI ANCHE IL CONCERTO DEL 95 A MODENA AMMORE A PRIMA VISTA FU E PREZIOSO CONTRIBUTO VISTO CHE IL AMTERIALE DI VIDEOMUSIC è SPARITO TOTALMENTE
Per caso hai delle riprese del concerto di modena?
great footage...love the powerful drummer
Saw them live in Milan in 1993 or 1994....a great show indeed