Kyuss - Whitewater (REACTION!)
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- Опубліковано 25 січ 2022
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Kyuss band info:
City Founded In: Palm Desert, California
Genres: Alternative rock/progressive rock/hard rock/electronic rock
Years active: 1987-1995
Associated acts: Vista Chino, Queens of the Stone Age, Yawning Man - Розваги
This is an older early access Patreon video guys fyi. Enjoy!
React to some "Skid Row" or "Whitesnake".....
@@truthhurtz8517 they did it’s on their patreon
@@brezz6759 What about "long gone day" by Mad Season?
I’m not giving up,
Please react to EZ Mil - IDK
@@almog3875 no they haven’t done that one
Queens of the Stone Age- Mexicola!!! We still wanna show you how Kyuss actually turned into QOTSA and that song does it
You're right!!!
Holy shit yall are doing Kyuss? That's incredible, Kyuss are legends
There’s a purposeful “driving down a desert highway in a muscle car while listening to music over a shitty radio signal” aesthetic to Kyuss that I love… definitely a ‘mood’ kinda thing.
I’ll be honest, this is my first exposure to Kyuss and after reading this comment, I understood it completely. Vibes don’t lie. Definitely going to dig into them deeper!
@@brandonl.4892 this is music for the MadMax apocalypse!!!
@@brandonl.4892 do it bro and u gotta check out acid king. War of the mind or ride fast take chances 👌🤌🔥
yeah except for the shitty radio part. I can hardly hear it. I love everything but the recording, I mean turn it up, it's way muted.
One ball loose outside the zipper too. Just for the freshness. Two balls out is pervy. But one ball? That's just freedom, baby. Free ball in the US of A.
Funnily enough, Tool actually covered the Kyuss song "Demon Cleaner" live a few times. Definitely worth checking out the Kyuss original.
The song that got me into Kyuss!
@@masterofpuppets222 same here
Talking about why they didnt get more popular: They were on the edge of having their big breakthrough (Touring with Metallica in Australia, for example) but the bandmembers had mixed feelings about getting really big. Coming from this really small and undergound desertscene, some of the members wanted to keep it that way. And also Josh Homme, the guitar player, wanted something different for himself. He went creatively in a different direction and started "Queens of the Stone Age". So, they disbanded before they hit big succes.... and that way Kyuss become a legend
And according to several stories Homme turned into a total douche when the remaining members wanted to continue with Kyuss. It got pretty ugly and ended up in court. Lost all interest in anything Homme has been involved in after Kyuss.
@@corey1788 well, I think as always there's two sides of the story... When Garcia went on to perform Kyuss-Songs in 2010 Homme was alright with it and there's even video-footage where he was hanging out backstage at a festival where Garcia performed and he nodded his head to the music. I think the problem was that at first Garcia wanted to go on tour with the old Kyuss-Songs to promote his new solo-project, but that never happened. Instead he just went on touring and touring with the old material other old members from Kyuss joined the bandwagon and the whole thing became what Kyuss never was supposed to be: a moneymaking machine. Then Garcia, Brant Bjork and Olivier wanted to record a new album under name of Kyuss Lives and that was the point where Homme wanted to stop the thing and started a lawsuit. And in a way I can understand that. He was the main creative force behind Kyuss, recording anything under this band name without him being involved, wouldn't have done justice to this name. He wanted to protect his legacy, which is his right. Also, Scott Reeder joined him in this lawsuit and as far as I know, he is a very chilled and nice guy.
But I can understand everybody who says Homme's music after Kyuss is not for me.... It's very different.
Yah. It was the drummer who didn’t Want to be big ... I got a call from their name manager in hopes I was a great drummer. I wasn’t. That’s was my big chance. 😂. True story
Whitewater is a national park and that area is where they played those legendary generator parties where they developed that sound. They jammed their songs because they never wanted the vibe to stop. They really were playing music for their tribe to dance to under the desert stars. It was never meant to be big they were playing for their tribe. They never had roadies. They loaded in and loaded out. It was very diy. A diy scene for desert kids with nothing to do and all the bands sounded unique because copying each other was sacrilege. Honestly it’s pretty amazing that shit even happened and was exposed to the outside world
"All the bands sounded unqiue because copying each other was sacrilege"
Lol
I wish I had witnessed a generator party...
Just to be clear, "Lick Doo" is a hidden song on the CD, so it's part of track 10 which is the track corresponding to "Whitewater", but it's just a little unlisted bonus at the end of the CD stuck on there as a joke. Ryan, the silence between them *is* the separation you were asking for; the fact that they're paired together in this way is an artifact of how the tracks and songs are encoded on the CD. When you evaluate "Whitewater" in your head, you really shouldn't count "Lick Doo" in that.
🎵 Oh honey you know that you can and will lick my doowah, doowah 🎵
well now it's stuck in every spotify, apple music, pandora youtube ass version of this song
it's on the cassette too. Kind of like their track "yeah" that's 3 seconds long
@@drgamewatch yeah, but Yeah (no pun intended 😄) is a credited track
@@failtolawlI blame Kyuss for not having the prescience to anticipate Spotify
FINALLY! We are inching closer and closer to Sleep and Electric Wizard territory - I’m here for it. EDIT: I died at the Lick My Doo part. Lick Doo grows on you lol
Ive been waiting years for these dudes to get into Sleep- Dragonaut
I think theyll be pumped on that one
They’ve already done Electric Wizard on patreon, they weren’t fans
@@Nazzazzaable i can understand that. Electric Wizard is kindof the extreme of that type of genre. Not for everyone
They definitely were not feeling Electric Wizard. Funeralopolis at least...they didn't dig it. Sleep? I am not optimistic that they will enjoy Sleep. But there's only one way to find out!
@@Nazzazzaable This comment was made before they did those reactions. I'm on the Patreon
Definitely my favorite Kyuss song from my favorite Kyuss album!
This whole album should be listened to uninterrupted from beginning to end, but that wouldn't be a very tidy video!
Thanks guys... for being free-thinking and adventurous!
Next Kyuss gotta be Demon Cleaner. And then follow the Josh Homme train to more Queens of the Stone Age. Song for the Dead perhaps! Or God is in the Radio. You will love both guaranteed
I take that back. If you wanna make a smooth transition from Kyuss, go with Mexicola from the first QOTSA album
And The Bronze, Born To Hula, and Avon….
No after demon cleaner do space cadet
@@sohcwillie Un Sandpiper is a great one
Absolutely!
More Kyuss! You also gotta do some Queens of the Stone Age, which was the band the guitarist, bassist, and drummer from Kyuss played in after the band broke up.
yes but they have a long way to go with Kyuss first.
I drove through the blazing Arizona deserts last July. This song was on my playlist too. Shit was an experience for sure! 🤘🏽
"Hidden bonus tracks" were all the rage back then. A long pause at the end of the "last track" of the album, gives way to a throwaway joke track. There are other ways of doing it, but that was the most popular because you could do it on a vinyl album or CD.
Rich the Ancient Metal Beast
There are other songs where Garcia's vocals are mixed more in the foreground, but this just sounds like the band is playing _right here_ while Garcia's _over there_ in the kitchen yelling from the adjacent room. But it just works. They're often described as sounding like a sandstorm, and this song is a great example for this. The warm, calm intro, the sudden burst of raspy sand blasting into your face followed by the calm after the storm when nothing is left but serenity and warmth.
Also, Tool covered this band before. I've had a live bootleg from Tool playing Demon Cleaner over 15 years ago. I think the comparisons are fine.
A last bit of trivia: they recorded this album in a few days, and the record company kept bugging them that they should produce a single that they could play on the radio and market to people. But the band wasn't interested in playing by the rules imposed on them, so when this album first released, it had only 3 "suites", each comprised of multiple songs and each much too long for a single release. Josh Homme still laughs when he remembers the faces of the record company's representatives.
The bassist is Scott Reeder and he's one of my favorites!
Funny that you said it sounds like they play in a ditch, because they literally played shows out in the desert, using a crumbled road as a stage, playing into a crater.
I met Scott before a Kyuss Lives! show and we talked for like 2 hours. He's the nicest dude you'll ever meet.
If you guys like this, then check out Down. Lifer and “Bury me in smoke” are two I like.
Def need some Down reviews
Yes more down they will love em I'm sure of it just the whole nola album start to finish is superb
You guys should do Queens of the Stone Age (Josh Homme's current main band) and revisit Clutch!
This is easily my favourite ALBUM to listen to without interruption. Being in that dessert groove the whole time is transcendent.
Another Great Reaction! Kyuss formed in 87'. The Sword's "Freya" & "Dying Earth" also the Band Earthless "Gifted By the Wind" these 2 bands would be great reactions to watch.😊
Earthless is one of my favorite bands. Their new album comes out at the end of the week and it's a return to the long psychedelic jams they started with, can't wait
@@rawknbearbell7032 Thank You For That. I Definitely Will Be Checking Out The New Album. It's Sure To Be an Epic Work Of Art No Doubt. 🤘😏✌
sonic prayer is awesome🤘
This a killer song to drive around with your windows down through the desert
You have to do OM - State of Non-Return. That's a great song.
"State of Non-Return" or "Gethsemane" would be awesome choices.
Indeed!
they other albums would be better to react to with chris hakius
Or SLEEP Giza's Butler
Hmm slightly overrated album variations on a theme is where it’s at
God damn I love this band. I think you guys really summed them up. Another person has mentioned Demon Cleaner is another great one.
I agree with George, it's like a hypnotic pulsing...Space Cadet all day though
Spaceship Landing.
The bit at the end is comparable to skits on older rap records.
If you're interested in more Stoner Rock I recommend Colout Haze or Windhand if you fancy a badass female singer.
Windhand is great. I'd recommend "Halcyon" as a good entry point.
You should do a stoner/doom marathon
They already have on Patreon
@@Nazzazzaable any corrosion of conformity on there (besides clean my wounds)
Yes!! King Buffalo, Howling Giant, Elder, All them Witches... DOOOITT!
Cheers.
Can anyone tell me why some comments like this one say it was posted a year ago if this vid just uploaded today?
@@Joshua89_ they're from patreons, they have earlier access to some of these videos
As others have said the last part was a bonus track, on the CD there is a ton of silence before that before it kicks in. Would love to see some Corrosion of Conformity at some point, a big stonerish band you're missing! Great video as always.
Love corrosion
Yeah, albatross would be right up their alley
The CD was split into 3 main tracks with 3, 3, and 4 songs on them and iirc LickDoo was a 4 unlisted joke track.
Kyuss has a lot more groove than a lot of stoner stuff. Just FYI.
Especially the shit coming out now
Dude absolutely. It’s so hard to find good groove metal. I haven’t found anything tk matches up to kyuss especially this specific song. There is nothing like this song that makes me want to hear bang but also dance sexy from the groove
The sound of Kyuss was "cultivated" They had their thing that was influenced by the Joshua Tree scene at the time. A friend / producer, Chris Goss basically shepherded them through their albums as he did not want them to lose the the "sound" they had and become "commercial". He was successful, a pretty unique band that inspired dozens of copycats, but was never commercially successful.
Eventually Josh Homme became disillusioned with having to be tied to "the sound" and left to form Queens of the Stone Age later. Another great band.
And Goss's Masters of Reality is worth a reaction, too. 'Third Man on the Moon' is a groovy tune!
You just need to listen to Wretch to hear what they sound like without Goss: Someone forcing Homme to not use a bass head and tune to an E instead of C.
Demon Cleaner is a fantastic tune by Kyuss also. You gotta check it out!
So many classics from Circus too.
Love Kyuss, they were so good live. Really mindblowing stupidly good. It was the first time I heard of them actually.. I accidently saw them playing and was like.. I'm not leavin this!
Oh and Muse - Knights of Cydonia.
Sludge Marathon or even Stoner Marathon is absolutely needed
ohhhh hopefully that means we'd get some Melvins in there!
The last part is actually a separate track, some streaming sites include it on whitewater tho.
This is the last song off this album. Such a killer album. It deserves to be listened to from start to finish. Such a great album.
This album redefined my taste in music
Your touching all over the beauty of Kyuss, I swear many of their songs could chase you away,but if you stay to long ,you can't leave.
You guys need to react to Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop from this same album! Insane groove and vocals!
100% agreed
Other stoner bands to check out:
1. Sleep
2. The Sword
3. Orange Goblin
4. Baroness
5. King Wizard and the Lizard Gizzard
Honorable mention- Trouble
Just a few thrash metal bands you haven't checked out:
Havok
Municipal Waste
Holy Grail
At the Gates
Wo Fat, Freedom Hawk, Orange Goblin, and Uncle Acid aren't too shabby in the stoner/doom department either.
ASG
Red Fang
The singer from Kyuss, John Garcia, was in a killer heavy band called Sloburn after this. Like an extra-heavy version of Kyuss. Only 6 songs released on that EP "Amusing the Amazing" but they are all amazing.
So glad you guys finally got to do this amazing piece from kyuss, so underrated and one of my favourite songs ever so chill and groovy
I think you'll dig "Green Machine", "Stage III", "Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop" or "El Rodeo" from Kyuss!!
El Rodeo yeaaaah. Also Spaceship Landing, though it is 11 minutes and 11 seconds long.
I’d recommend Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop from this album, as well as Asteroid.
Lmao I laughed so hard at the end. I remember that one.
Thank you guys for this reaction!! I had a shitty week and this totally brought me up, Kyuss is so endearing to me.
Kyuss FTW
Saw a band cover this one in a bar and I went up and thanked them for it.
Far superior to QOTSA and its not even close.
Indeed much prefer kyuss to qotsa
Although saying that songs for the deaf is my favourite qotsa album which has dave grohl drumming for them so...yeah
Clutch is a good stoner metal band and there's another band I really like called uncle acid and the deadbeats. They opened for sabbath in England when they reunited for the album 13. They are interesting. Playing vintage instruments
In 94' I lived in Idyllwild and worked in Hemet and then Palm Desert. This absolutely fits in with how life in Palm Desert was! So glad you did this, the only other time I've heard Kyuss was your Gardenia reaction, as it brought back some old "feelings" I had forgotten about 🤘
"50 Million Year Trip (Downside Up)" is the name of the song. Eventually gotta get there.
If you guys go through another stoner rock/metal month I have tons of recommendations that would be geared towards what you guys would enjoy. I think you would very much enjoy The Sword, anything off of "Warp Riders" is incredible.
They loved freya by sword
It’s on their patreon if you wanna check it out
Your comment was at the top oh my phone so I could only read the top line and my brain went 'I'm going to mention The Sword!!' I was so pleased to see them in your full post and extra pleased that you mentioned their magnum opus (opus if you like your stoner doom riffy with a bit of crunch!!) Check out Acid Mammoth!
@@Xammblu_Games I love Acid Mammoth! They are a newer find but everything I've heard is great. I know they have done a few of these but I was going to send these guys down the rabbit hole of Sleep, The Sword, Red Fang, Mastodon (idk where the hell they are getting their recommendations for Mastodon songs), Baroness, YOB, Mothership, Earthless, Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats, and Dozer just to name a few.
Favourite band of all times for me. They were so well assembled. Four album of pure magic fuzz and trippy ways of enjoyng music. Here s my suggestions from other album. Freedom run. Gardenia. Cathamaran.
I’ve been checking out a couple of yalls videos and talk/review music that when I first listened to it took me a while to get into, understand, etc., but y’all make succinct commentary and really intuitive analysis and I’m subscribing, kudos dudes
You should check out Demon Cleaner by Kyuss. It's off this same album. Tool covered the song a long time ago which is how I found out Kyuss existed in the first place, and glad I dived deeper into their catalog.
Love you guys! If you're planning to get more into stoner rock, don't forget to go back to Clutch. The one track you picked is not entirely representative of their catalog because of how diverse their influences are. Conventional rock choice: "The Mob Goes Wild"; blues rock choice: "Electric Worry"; prog influenced: "Burning Beard".
This is such a great tune. Nice to see reactions to some of these more obscure songs/bands.
Lick My Doo is a joke song at the end of the album. It's not part of Whitewater.
It's the only track by itself. The rest of the album is 3 songs per track.
Im sitting here, reacting to this for the first time along with you guys. Good stuff!
2009 Mac miller. Crazy how the songs so sneaky deep. So many signs that no one really saw before he died. 2009 he was just blowing up and having run with friends still not knowing how much his life was about to change and how he wanted to go back… it goes even deeper when you listen to the song “ One last thing” one blue slide park he closes it out with him saying how he just wanted to go back home
To contribute to the heavy, distorted and "dirty" sound, the guitarist Josh Homme played through bass amp cabinets to facilitate the extra big bottom. Hoping you get back to them.
So glad that you are doing Kyuss again. If you want to go on a trip check out the song "Space Cadet" from Kyuss. It is pretty mellow but you will get lost in it. Thanks guys
This is my 3rd or 4th video I’ve viewed of you guys and I love your work!
I am a huge Queens of the Stone Age fan, Josh Homme and Nick Oliveri of Kyuss created after this band broke.
I’ve never listened to any of Kyuss’ stuff, until now. So you guys are opening doors for ALL KINDS of curios, audiophile MUSIC fans. One love gents keep up the AWESOME CONTENT!
Yes man you got it again. Kyuss is the same family as Tool regarding creating vibes and painting musical pictures for us to dream away within... a different sort of picture, for me rougher for Kyuss and more pitoresque and detailed for Tool but same family.
And also just to mention: you're just the best out there in musical reactions. I enjoy so much, thanks so much.
Kyuss crush tool. Besides the reeder connection & tool covering Kyuss/being Kyuss fanboys, the two bands have nothing in common
I love Kyuss! You guys should check out the band Fu Manchu. They are awesome.
The Fu.
🤘
Fu Manchu’s “Werkin'” is the funkiest stoner metal song ever... or the grooviest, most metallic funk song ever... or the stoniest groove metal song ever. Mind Funk’s “Goddess” and Fudge Tunnel’s “Grey” are also in contention, and Black Sabbath’s “Supernaut” & Led Zep’s “Heartbreaker” go without saying.
Please eventually react to those Kyuss songs mentioned in the beginning (Supa Scoopa, 50 Million year trip). And just like others mentioned, the final part was a hidden track which definitely isn’t part of the song.
Adore this channel and have been a subscriber since there were just a few hundred thousand of us… but I am literally counting down the days until these two fall down the K-Pop rabbit hole. Specifically the rap side of it. What a day that will be 👀
The listening instructions for the album are a great direction for you to get lost in this music. "listen without distraction". You let it wash over you like the raw power and chaos of white water, and as it gets to the end of its journey the energy starts to dissipate leaving you awash in a lake of serenity.
Blues For The Red Sun is their best album imho. 50 million year trip is their best song.
Also Tool has covered Kyuss' "Demon Cleaner" which sounds exactly like Tool's song in that version.
YES! Tool's cover of Demon Cleaner led me to Kyuss!
Kyuss is great…this is where stoner metal begins. If you’re digging this, set up a Fu Manchu station on Pandora…you’ll get hammered with similar music. I discovered Truckfighters this way, and you’ll get a lot of Clutch too who are IMHO one of the best and most underrated bands of our time. Naturally, you’ll get a lot of Queens of the Store Age, probably the most commercially successful stoner bands. Josh Homme started out in Kyuss and ended up in QOTSA.You’re absolutely right about that Hendrix influence. It’s amazing, Hendrix has been dead over 50 years and still shaping musicians everywhere. Truly a rock legend!
Tool is totally different thing, even of there’s a cross-appeal.
Hell yeah, Kyuss! Keep ‘em coming boys love your work.
"There's sophistication in the fuzz". Glad you guys can listen for those nuances and appreciate the music.
Just wanted to give you guys credit for turning me on to this band. I've known of Kyuss for many, many years but I'm not the biggest fan of the genre they're associated with, so I never really gave them a chance. I'm glad you reacted to their songs.
I love Brant Bjork's drums in Kyuss, and particularly in this song. Those cymbals give some smokescreen vibe to the song.
Best reaction I’ve seen from you boys in a while (maybe because it’s Kyuss…). George nailed it with his pure feeling of this song and the Tool-esque trance vibe it puts you into. On the flip side I find it weird that this deep into your journey into this world that Ryan is still thrown off by distortion/fuzz but that’s the joy of the joy of the pure listener reaction. I’d love to see you guys do Slo Burn - Pilot The Dune. Same singer as Kyuss, dare I say a bit more accessible but just generally a big banger (don’t worry Ryan it’s a little less fuzzy)
I was waiting this reaction for years
Never heard this band. It sounds great.
Welcome to hours upon hours of enjoying
Bruh, you are in for a treat
Ohhh dude, I'm so jealous, you're about to go in for a sweet ride!
POST METAL PLEASE. ISIS, SUMAC, old man gloom, neurosis, pelican
It's GROOOVYYYYY, damn love Kyuss!!
I’m so happy you guys did this song. One of my favorites by Kyuss. You guys should Catamaran by them next.
In terms of essential stoner rock/metal Dragonaut by Sleep is so good. Iron Swan, Freya, and Cloak of Feathers by The Sword are really good to.
I love the atmosphere that kyuss creates. I can't get into the song writing and can get bored with the musicianship as well. Seems like they created an amazing sound and atmosphere. I wish they would have had at least a few songs where they wrote something truly amazing. Homme went on to write some of my favorite songs on other projects. Kyuss seems like a stepping stone to me.
I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR ANOTHER KYUSS REACTION SINCE FOREVER, THNX GUYS...GUESS I'LL HAVE TO JOIN PATREON
Yup they did thumb from Kyuss
Their patreon is worth it man so much content from them!
This was the precursor to Queens of the Stone Age. QOTSA should definitely be explored. Dave Grohl played drums on Songs for the Deaf album and is their best although their first album and Lullabies was great too.
No love for my favorite, Rated R?
this album was 4 tracks, 3 songs on each track with whitewater and lick doo at the end of the cd
More Kyuss suggestions:
- Freedom Run
- Phototropic
- The Law
- 50 Million Year Trip
- Demon Cleaner
- N.O.
YEEEEEESSSSS, been looking forward to a reaction to this track. Got to cover it in middle school with friends and improv a solo since I wasn't good enough to play the og haha
Gotta give you guys credit. I'm a long-time metal fan and have always heard of these guys but never gave them the time of day for whatever reason. Y'all opened my eyes to a new band to dive into. Thanks, dudes! Also, i think that ending was supposed to be a "hidden track" sort of thing, still pretty bizarre though haha!
This is one of my favorite genres. I agree most of Kyuss's albums do have a production quality that sounds muffled, probably partly intentional and partly not. There are a ton of bands who have carried on the style of music. I'm sure it's been suggested but check out Demon Cleaner, great song... you mentioned Tool, rhey actually covered demon cleaner live one time, apparently the tool guys were fans
Scott reeder tried out for tool along with justin
Nobody has ever made a groove metal like this song ever. No song besides this makes me want to equally headband/rage and dance sexy
Totally underatted band. Kickass!
So, in the 90s its was pretty common to have tracks on CDs that were "hidden" in some fashion: unlisted in album notes and track listing (this was often compounded by having one or more "blank" tracks between the last listed track and the hidden track; IIRC Marilyn Mason did that with one of his CDs, putting a hidden song at track 99); some you had to "rewind" to before Track 1; and some were just tacked on at the end of tracks after a period of silence.
You know how hi-hop artists did the skits on their disks between tracks? Same idea; this was rock and metal's version of it. Lick Doo should absolutely be considered a separate track/piece of music and not at all part of Whitewater.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hidden_track
“The fuzz is…cloudy”
Yes. VERY cloudy 😉🍃🌿🤙🏻
King Buffalo guys! They are the best kept secret in music period. I’m recommending Locusts off The Burden of Restlessness album to start with since it’s on the heavier side with a lot of tempo changes and phenomenal guitar, bass and drums, the stuff you guys always end up putting on your playlists. l5 albums since 2016 and not one bad song in their entire catalog.
Since you both love Kyuss and Tool y'all should check out TOOL's cover of Kyuss's Demon Cleaner (and maybe do a comparison between the two and see how you feel about both versions as they are both awesome!!!!
There are quite a few variations of the live audio of the song, most aren't the best quality. But there's one from their late '97, through '98-'99 mini-tours that actually features Kyuss's bassist Scott Reeder on second bass! Hearing and feeling two bassists on that version is just, wow!
The mini-tours were epically insane to behold... they'd do some covers (more than usual at least for them and their fans were getting to witness them live) most of which features guest artists...like their cover of Peach's "You Lied" which features Buzz from The Melvins on second guitar perfectly complimenting what Adam is doing (Peach was Justin's band before joining Tool during the recording process of Ænima) and Justin sings backing vocals and harmonizes with Maynard. It's also a slower tempo version by comparison, which drastically and dynamically changes the song in such a unique way, and of course they make it their own as with any cover they've ever done.
During that time, and up to a couple years after they covered:
"Demon Cleaner" by Kyuss.
"Stranglehold" by Ted Nugent.
"You Lied" by Peach.
"Commando" by Ramones.
"B'Boom" by King Crimson.
"Soundscapes" by Robert Fripp.
"Some Days It's Dark" by
Death Lurks.
"A Passage To Bangkok" by Rush.
"Spasm" also by Peach.
"No Quarter" by Led Zeppelin.
"Holiday In Cambodia" by
Dead Kennedys.
Most of these should be delved into in y'all's downtime off camera as it takes a little time to find all the versions with decent audio quality.
But at some point definitely react to Kyuss's "Demon Cleaner" and TOOL's version featuring Scott Reeder on second bass!!!!
Definitely gotta keep going through stoner rock genre tho, we all know you will love those eargasms!
Feel like it would be fun just hanging with these guys listening to music.
One thing that set Kyuss apart from other stoner metal bands is that they were more psychedelic/jam-based. Bands like Electric Wizard and Sleep tended to be slower and would settle into more consistent riffs/grooves. That fuzzy guitar tone is indeed THE signature sound for stoner rock. Very akin to wandering around in a haze of marijuana smoke, and the psychedelic, groovy, repetitive riffs play into that aesthetic too. It's true that this isn't well-produced by classic standards, but it very much creates its own unique atmosphere that you couldn't get with cleaner production.
Kyuss definitely didn't get their due, but a major reason was that they only released albums for 4 years before splitting. They were definitely appreciated by those into underground alternative rock music, and by the time Homme came out with Queens of the Stone Age the world was finally ready for that sound. Of course, QOTSA also had more mainstream appeal with poppier hooks and cleaner production. That bit at the end, Lick Doo, was just a throwaway mini-track they used to close the album. For some reason, the original release of this album was split into 3 tracks, essentially treating the songs as suites. I think later releases did split up the songs into separate tracks, so I don't know why Lick Doo was on the end of this track.
probably my favourite song ever. I love each second of it
Whitewater is a place in Cali. Its a river that flows through the mountains in the desert
Fav stonerrock band, & probably one of the best ones out there.
There is a good amount of music that I can’t understand the lyrics but the voice is used perfectly as another instrument that the song is enjoyable. Rammstein is one for me that even though I can’t understand what they are saying the whole package is just awesome.
Just so you guys know, it was really common for underground 90s bands to slip secret tracks onto the actual songs because when you popped these CDs or tapes into advanced players you couldn't tell that there are extra songs that aren't listed on the sleeve
So Lick Doo isn't actually Whitewater, it's an interlude
Ya'll need to get into some more Queens Of The Stone Age (front man formerly of Kyuss). In my opinion they do not have a bad song
That last part was the hidden track LOL but I'm so stoked you guys got to one of my favorite songs from Kyuss, but you guys should check out John Garcia (lead singer) bands that he was in like Slo Burn, Unida & his new band John Garcia. Or other Stoner metal bands like Truckfighters Wo Fat and High on Fire.
Truckfighters - Gargarismo or Desert Cruiser would be great! They should also check out 1000mods or We Hunt Buffalo.
Unida - You Wish
Gotta appreciate your attempt 😆🤘❤️🔥