Demon Cleaner is originally by Kyuss, not Tool. Honestly, most people don't even know of that Cover, so i'm suprised you mentioned it, let alone confused the two. Both are good though. When you do Tool again, you should do Parabol+Parabola. it's 1 song, split in 2 tracks on the album. The music video for "Parabola" has both in it. Should be about 10 minutes in full.
Queens of the Stone Age have been done so dirty on this channel, solely because their popular songs aren't representative of their roots in Kyuss or why their fans are die hards. Song for the Dead or Mexicola will knock your socks off. They're both heavy!!! Edit: Mexicola is a great example of their Kyuss roots but Song for the Dead is just a slam dunk. Anything in their top 5 streaming are gonna be the songs that got mass appeal/radio play but they're all softer rock/poppier. They have so much variety, I think they're a perfect candidate for a rundown video!
Talking about not "loving" every song, and giving your honest reactions is why you guys are the only reaction videos I watch. Ryan was so on point with music reaction videos in general. Gave me a good chuckle.
The big change in Kyuss was their change of bassists. This was the last album they did with Nick Olivery, who was a very straightforward punk-oriented guy. For me, Kyuss became "Almighty Kyuss" with Scott Reeder, who brought a whole different level and musicianship and - especially - groove to the band. He played the bass like a lead instrument, similar to Cliff Burton, and inspired Josh Homme's Songwriting. Yes, you should check out "Space Cadet", because this was written and played on bass (sounds like a guitar) and is a nice example of how differently they sounded with Scott.
This takes me back to 1992. I saw "Green Machine" a few times on MTV and then ended up buying the album at a corner record store in Davis. This became one of my all time favorite albums. It still is today.
If you love the half time transition in this, Spaceship Landing will blow you away! It's been suggested below, but it is quite a long song! Give it a shot!
I was really starting to get into music in middle school and queens of the Stone Age was a band I really took to. I remember looking up Kyuss after learning Josh and nick from queens were in this band first. This was the first song I heard, totally blew my mind!
Kyuss has the same quality that AIC has, you hear their songs and like them, but they burrow into your head and then you remember them and listen to them again and realize how amazing they are. It takes a while to catch up to them.
I feel like Kyuss was one of those really popular underground bands that had so much influence on other bands while not really being popular in a commercial way. So doing more of them I think is earned.
It was such a revelation when this song first blasted out of my speakers in 1992. A psychedelic hard and heavy sound that took no prisoners. No one sounded like them at the time. In an instant it made me forget all of the disastrous overproduced eighties musical outputs. Producer Chriss Goss had a big role in forming the Kyuss sound(his own band, Masters of Reality, has released some masterpieces too). This album was the birth of that sound. Their first output wasn't as well(and right) produced as "Blues For the Red Sun".
I saw Kyuss Lives with The Sword and Monstro in Asheville, NC. Such a fun show. There was a woman taking pictures of the bands playing and she gave me her website so I have some cool pictures of me and my friends pushed up against the gate.
Check out Across the River and Yawning Man, Kyuss' biggest influences and predecessors. A buncha guys in the mid to late 80s going around in the deserts of California playing concerts. Kyuss' songs N. O. and Catamaran are covers from those two bands respectively. Scott Reeder(bass guitar) and Alfredo Hernandez(drums on ...And the Circus Leaves Town) joined from those bands.
@@TastyChevelle Although the Sabbath influence is obvious, as it is in all stoner rock, I would not say their sound is the same. I can tell a Kyuss song instantly, just as I can a Sabbath song, and I'd never confuse one for the other.
@@bobby_c07 Pretty pedantic, but I would say Black Sabbath is the ultimate version if your statement. There LITERALLY was no one who had the same sound and essence before Black Sabbath, meanwhile you can't really say the same for any stoner rock band, including Kyuss. Happy you like them a lot though.
Glad to see more Kyuss on the channel, as a big Kyuss fan there's some must listens out there that I'm sure you guys would enjoy Demon Cleaner (Kyuss originally made this song, Tool later covered it) Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop Phototropic Fatso Forgotso Spaceship Landing (I would recommend listening to this one on youtube instead of your usual streaming service because the length of the song is deceiving on spotify)
This channel is the most honest reaction channels out of all of them. When I watch others they seem to like every song. Me being a "metal elitist" don't even like every song 😂
High On Fire - Baghdad, 10,000 Years, Speedwolf, The Face of Oblivion, Anointing of Seer, Turk, Rumors of War, KIng of Days, The Cave, Electric Messiah, et, etc, etc,................
They originally went under the name Sons Of Kyuss.(There's a demo of this I believe)The debut of Kyuss was Wretch in 1991.Decent but if you're expecting the same sound/vibe of their latter albums think again.
Kyuss is the Nirvana of Stoner, they may not have been the first but like Sabbath their genre was created around them though they may not have identified with it.
oh...hell yeah. kyuss rulez i did a blind buy on this album in '92. had never heard of the band but the album title and cover were pretty cool and you could tell by the band name that they most likely weren't a "blues" band. and since this is the opening track on the album it was the first song i ever heard from them. i was hooked immediately.
I think the best songs are the ones that grow on you, not the ones you instantly like. I guess that doesn’t help a reaction channel which is all about instant takes on things.
You guys should definitely do Spaceship Landing, the last song on the last album they made, "And the Circus Leaves Town". Fucking badass 11 something minutes long masterpiece with heavy riffs, groovy as fuck and just a nasty song all together. At some point.
Best way to listen to Kyuss is cruising thru the desert and cranking it to 11 on a minimum 1000 watt stereo system. I saw them live on the Sky Valley tour in the 90s, still the loudest show I've ever been to and I've been to a lot of biggies. Suggestions: Freedom Run (from this album), Supa Scoopa & Mighty Scoop (next album) or Spaceship Landing (last album) PS Demon Cleaner is a Kyuss original; Tool is the one who did the cover.
Kyuss was not mainstream and like a lot of bands, you needed to know someone who knew something that most didn't. The thing I'm kind of shocked by is you two didn't mention the Sabbath influence because it's palatable.
There first album wretch was released in 91 featuring such bangers as love passed me by,son of bi*ch,the law and big bike great original sound great band
Awesome KYUSS rocks!! Thanks for the review. When are you going to do some MONSTER MAGNET? They kill it too, songs like "All shook out", "Powertrip" and "Space Lord". Thanks guys keep it up
I'd really like to see a reaction to pretty much any song off of Dopes to Infinity. The fact that Dave brought in Alan Moulder to mix, and learned to play a theremin and mellotron, speaks volumes about what sound he wanted to create. Especially after touring to promote Superjudge.
The Kyuss song you need to do is Fatso Forgotso. It's on their compilation Muchas Gracias: The Best of Kyuss, but if first appeared on a split EP with Queens of the Stone Age. The second part of the song just rocks.
Sky Valley was my first Kyuss experience In about 96, on the session with a load of mates at the end of the night when everyone was baked. That's perfect Kyuss listening time. Haha. Their first album, Wretch is... its pretty bad, so Blues really counts as the beginning of Kyuss as we think of them. I heartily recommend trying Fatso Jetson. Mario Lalli is the desert rock Godfather. Haha. As always a fun and honest reaction from you both.
Fu Manchu were doing similar things, from around the same locale at the same time. They'd be worth listening to, if you want to keep on going down the stoner rabbit hole.
Back in the day, you could probably do a 'Big Four' of Stoner Rock although right now i'm blanking on who would be in it, other than Kyuss and Fu Manchu. Fu Manchu's 'In Search of' was superb, but Kyuss were the Metallica of Stoner Rock, and 'Sky Valley' was their Master of Puppets.
You can't leave Monster Magnet off this Big 4. I've always loved Trouble, but they might be a bit more doom than stoner. Maybe Sleep or Yawning Man could round out the list.
Nah, considering the entire metal scene, generally they are never talked about. Even in Sludge Metal there known as a "hidden gem", at least every time I hear about them being brought up in conversation. I only came across them by accident after 10 years of listening to rock and metal. I've gone out of my way to listen to everything I can, from Nu-Metal, Sludge, Trash, Death, Noise Rock, Grunge, everything. doesn't help that there stuff is really hard to find. I always saw them as a Cult Following kinda thing. maybe they are REALLY huge, but for sludge metal I always hear about other bands first, like Mastadon even then when I look up best/biggest Sludge Metal, Acid Bath never came up. if they are a huge deal, then its the first I'm hearing about it. Not trying to sound entitled or anything when I say their under appreciated.
@exarmed ya sludge metal isn't popular. a band being well liked in an underground genre doesn't mean they're not underappreciated by the wider metal audience.
Love me some Kyuss! Check out "Writhe". And you guys are correct, cuz I love watching metal reactions, but I've been a subsciber of yours for 5 years, and others last about 5 weeks. They are not objective and either seem to like everything, or make excuses for everything. You guys are rocking it tonight. Peace!
TBH I was a bit dissapointed when the videos you uploaded today were hip hop songs (nothing against the songs/artists/genre...just that i prefer to see your reactions to hard rock/metal and derivatives) but you knocked me down picked me up and knocked me down again by uploading your reaction to one of my fave songs/bands/albums of all time...halfway thru the video right now but i had to write my comment...bigthnx!!!!
there are a lot of reaction channels out there in this 'genre' (for lack of a better term) but you guys always hold back on the fake enthusiasm, and that always makes the payoff when you hit on something dope and just eat up on it, i always re-watch your black sabbath takes for that reason. never feel guilty for not fakeing it! PS: "black sabbath - the wizard" for an easy win😈
Kyuss is my all time favorite. Gardenia is their best song imo. Green Machine is their most mainstream song, it actually got radio airplay back in the day. Freedom Run is great and has their classic stoner sound. Hwy 74 off their first album Wretch is a fast paced banger with less of a stoner sound but one of my favorites. I don't think you'd like Space Cadet, it's very slow and lacks the heavy fuzzy guitar sound.
Demon Cleaner is originally by Kyuss, not Tool. Honestly, most people don't even know of that Cover, so i'm suprised you mentioned it, let alone confused the two. Both are good though. When you do Tool again, you should do Parabol+Parabola. it's 1 song, split in 2 tracks on the album. The music video for "Parabola" has both in it. Should be about 10 minutes in full.
Would also love see them react to Ticks & Leeches….
All of the above, yes.
V.F.D. knows their stuff and I totally agree.
They've done plenty of Tool songs. They need to do more stoner doom metal stuff.
The Tool version is great as well. Love both.
Queens of the Stone Age have been done so dirty on this channel, solely because their popular songs aren't representative of their roots in Kyuss or why their fans are die hards.
Song for the Dead or Mexicola will knock your socks off. They're both heavy!!!
Edit: Mexicola is a great example of their Kyuss roots but Song for the Dead is just a slam dunk. Anything in their top 5 streaming are gonna be the songs that got mass appeal/radio play but they're all softer rock/poppier. They have so much variety, I think they're a perfect candidate for a rundown video!
For real!
So much yes to your comment. You Can’t Quit Me, Baby and In the Fade are also absolutely filthy good.
also god is in the radio has two killer solos, they'd appreciate that one for sure
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Dude yea , they only did no one knows
Kyuss - Supa Scoopa seems like a Kyuss song right up your alley.
Blues For The Red Sun was an absolute life-changing album for me
@@lfmontag I've discovered so much great music, been so many amazing places and made so many dear friends as a result of Kyuss' music
That is true
Same here and it eclipses any stoner shit even now
Favorite album from high school.
@@SixteenJacobsCreams most that "stoner" stuff is generic. Kyuss are original
Stoner Rock is all about the riff, and the sonic envelope that embraces your head.
This particular track is a great example.
What, Demon Cleaner is NOT a cover of Tool, the other way around...
Take a minute and just think they were around 18 years old during the recording of this record. Crazy
And John had that voice at that age!
This is the song every concert crowd waited/waits for. This was/is always the point when the moshpit front of stage explodes!
God damn I love this band. I'm glad to see you guys doing more of them.
Talking about not "loving" every song, and giving your honest reactions is why you guys are the only reaction videos I watch. Ryan was so on point with music reaction videos in general. Gave me a good chuckle.
The big change in Kyuss was their change of bassists. This was the last album they did with Nick Olivery, who was a very straightforward punk-oriented guy. For me, Kyuss became "Almighty Kyuss" with Scott Reeder, who brought a whole different level and musicianship and - especially - groove to the band. He played the bass like a lead instrument, similar to Cliff Burton, and inspired Josh Homme's Songwriting. Yes, you should check out "Space Cadet", because this was written and played on bass (sounds like a guitar) and is a nice example of how differently they sounded with Scott.
Did you follow olivery to mondo generator the album is cocaine rodeo.
Nice comment, and good observation
Very true. I met Scott before a concert and spent a good 2 hours talking to him. One of the nicest guys you've ever met.
This takes me back to 1992. I saw "Green Machine" a few times on MTV and then ended up buying the album at a corner record store in Davis. This became one of my all time favorite albums. It still is today.
50 million year trip is probably the best song off of blues for the red sun
I like Writhe and Allen's Wrench.
"50 Million..." is my goddamn favorite. Freedom Run second.
Yeah my favourite too. Has been since I first got the album back then.
50 million year trip/ Gardenia/Fatso Forgotso are everything that makes Kyuss so special
I'd agree
Amazing band! And yeah, Demon Cleaner is a Kyuss original, not Tool.
If you love the half time transition in this, Spaceship Landing will blow you away! It's been suggested below, but it is quite a long song! Give it a shot!
I was really starting to get into music in middle school and queens of the Stone Age was a band I really took to. I remember looking up Kyuss after learning Josh and nick from queens were in this band first. This was the first song I heard, totally blew my mind!
Paused everything for this one ! Always and forever number one band of all time, cheers.
Kyuss has the same quality that AIC has, you hear their songs and like them, but they burrow into your head and then you remember them and listen to them again and realize how amazing they are. It takes a while to catch up to them.
Yes, two absolutely fantastic bands!
Amazing band! These would definitely be worth trying next:
Kyuss - Phototropic
Kyuss - Freedom Run
I feel like Kyuss was one of those really popular underground bands that had so much influence on other bands while not really being popular in a commercial way. So doing more of them I think is earned.
FREEDOM RUNNNN!
FREEDOM RUN YESSSSS
Free to run, freedom run, free to run…
Love Phototropic dude, its so simple yet magical.
It was such a revelation when this song first blasted out of my speakers in 1992. A psychedelic hard and heavy sound that took no prisoners. No one sounded like them at the time. In an instant it made me forget all of the disastrous overproduced eighties musical outputs. Producer Chriss Goss had a big role in forming the Kyuss sound(his own band, Masters of Reality, has released some masterpieces too). This album was the birth of that sound. Their first output wasn't as well(and right) produced as "Blues For the Red Sun".
I absolutely adore Kyuss and remember getting this album when it was released, dropped cd in player and was just blown away by the sonics!!.
My band went on tour with Kyuss Lives years back. They’re very nice guys too. They’re super loud 🔊
I saw their tour when they came to Canada
@@bobby_c07 I was on that tour 🙂
I saw Kyuss Lives with The Sword and Monstro in Asheville, NC. Such a fun show. There was a woman taking pictures of the bands playing and she gave me her website so I have some cool pictures of me and my friends pushed up against the gate.
@@trowabarton222 that’s rad. I was singing / playing guitar in MonstrO back then. It was an awesome time ❤️
@@fuzzblender that's so cool. You guys put on a great show. That was just a killer night all around.
Just an FYI, Demon Cleaner is a Kyuss song that Tool covered later
Kyuss were so good. There's no one before Kyuss who had their sound.
Playing guitar through bass amps will do that.
Check out Across the River and Yawning Man, Kyuss' biggest influences and predecessors. A buncha guys in the mid to late 80s going around in the deserts of California playing concerts. Kyuss' songs N. O. and Catamaran are covers from those two bands respectively. Scott Reeder(bass guitar) and Alfredo Hernandez(drums on ...And the Circus Leaves Town) joined from those bands.
Black Sabbath...
@@TastyChevelle Although the Sabbath influence is obvious, as it is in all stoner rock, I would not say their sound is the same. I can tell a Kyuss song instantly, just as I can a Sabbath song, and I'd never confuse one for the other.
@@bobby_c07 Pretty pedantic, but I would say Black Sabbath is the ultimate version if your statement. There LITERALLY was no one who had the same sound and essence before Black Sabbath, meanwhile you can't really say the same for any stoner rock band, including Kyuss. Happy you like them a lot though.
Two words:
Green. Machine.
Glad to see more Kyuss on the channel, as a big Kyuss fan there's some must listens out there that I'm sure you guys would enjoy
Demon Cleaner (Kyuss originally made this song, Tool later covered it)
Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop
Phototropic
Fatso Forgotso
Spaceship Landing (I would recommend listening to this one on youtube instead of your usual streaming service because the length of the song is deceiving on spotify)
I would add Un Sandpiper to that list, I think it would definitly be a playlist song for them for sure and probably One Inch Man.
This channel is the most honest reaction channels out of all of them. When I watch others they seem to like every song. Me being a "metal elitist" don't even like every song 😂
I love the psychedelic transition too, feels like being inside the mind of a dinosaur going under a tar pit.
You guys do a lot of work. Thanks for checking out Kyuss. They are dope and will grow on you as well. ;-)
This one rocks! A lesser known stoner/desert rock classic is Truckfighters - Desert Cruiser
Demon cleaner is definitely not a Tool cover, but the other way around. Its the one Kyuss song I've been really wanting to see from you.
High On Fire - Baghdad, 10,000 Years, Speedwolf, The Face of Oblivion, Anointing of Seer, Turk, Rumors of War, KIng of Days, The Cave, Electric Messiah, et, etc, etc,................
They originally went under the name Sons Of Kyuss.(There's a demo of this I believe)The debut of Kyuss was Wretch in 1991.Decent but if you're expecting the same sound/vibe of their latter albums think again.
Kyuss is the Nirvana of Stoner, they may not have been the first but like Sabbath their genre was created around them though they may not have identified with it.
50 million year trip would be great song to react to.
You guys would dig Fu Manchu
oh...hell yeah. kyuss rulez
i did a blind buy on this album in '92. had never heard of the band but the album title and cover were pretty cool and you could tell by the band name that they most likely weren't a "blues" band. and since this is the opening track on the album it was the first song i ever heard from them. i was hooked immediately.
Been waiting for this one for a while, let's GOOOOO
I think the best songs are the ones that grow on you, not the ones you instantly like. I guess that doesn’t help a reaction channel which is all about instant takes on things.
Blue Cheer and their cover of Eddie Cochran's "Summertime Blues" in 1968 were the originators of the Stoner Rock sound
It’s really nice to see you’re bringing back stoner rock! It’s a great genre. I recommend you check out ‘Say Hello’ by Fuzz
You guys can't stop until you do "supa Scoops and the Mighty Scoop!"
And as others have said, Tool covered "Demon Cleaner," not other way around.
You guys should definitely do Spaceship Landing, the last song on the last album they made, "And the Circus Leaves Town". Fucking badass 11 something minutes long masterpiece with heavy riffs, groovy as fuck and just a nasty song all together. At some point.
You guys should do Sleep, High on Fire, Om, Pike vs. the Automaton if you like the stoner metal/ Sabbathy stuff. You guys would love it
Kyuss was a major pionner of stoner rock.
Back in 92 they really were on their own in terms of originality.
Kyuss were the kings of dope transitions and rhythm changes….. Josh and Brant were brilliant together.
The band literally sounded like molten lava
Best way to listen to Kyuss is cruising thru the desert and cranking it to 11 on a minimum 1000 watt stereo system. I saw them live on the Sky Valley tour in the 90s, still the loudest show I've ever been to and I've been to a lot of biggies.
Suggestions: Freedom Run (from this album), Supa Scoopa & Mighty Scoop (next album) or Spaceship Landing (last album)
PS Demon Cleaner is a Kyuss original; Tool is the one who did the cover.
Kyuss was not mainstream and like a lot of bands, you needed to know someone who knew something that most didn't. The thing I'm kind of shocked by is you two didn't mention the Sabbath influence because it's palatable.
Palpable?
There first album wretch was released in 91 featuring such bangers as love passed me by,son of bi*ch,the law and big bike great original sound great band
Tool actually covered Kyuss. It’s not the other way around
Hell yeah glad y'all finally got to the this one.. I knew it would get Ryan eventually 🤘🤘🤘
Awesome KYUSS rocks!! Thanks for the review. When are you going to do some MONSTER MAGNET? They kill it too, songs like "All shook out", "Powertrip" and "Space Lord". Thanks guys keep it up
look to your orb for the warning
@@netgoat great song too!
I'd really like to see a reaction to pretty much any song off of Dopes to Infinity. The fact that Dave brought in Alan Moulder to mix, and learned to play a theremin and mellotron, speaks volumes about what sound he wanted to create. Especially after touring to promote Superjudge.
Superjudge is a banger of an album from start to finish. I found Monster Magnet, White Zombie and Kyuss all in the same week. I was in heaven.
The Melvin's "Lizzy" may be a decent choice of song for Stoner Rock week.
The Kyuss song you need to do is Fatso Forgotso. It's on their compilation Muchas Gracias: The Best of Kyuss, but if first appeared on a split EP with Queens of the Stone Age. The second part of the song just rocks.
Thumb is probably my favourite Kyuss song. Just ticks all my boxes, and totally on my wavelength.
Great band and reaction!
Still loving you guys. Thanks Ryan and George! :D
Aye hell yeah
Probably my most listened kyuss song
Welcome to Sky Valley was epic. It was their moment.
Sky Valley was my first Kyuss experience In about 96, on the session with a load of mates at the end of the night when everyone was baked. That's perfect Kyuss listening time. Haha.
Their first album, Wretch is... its pretty bad, so Blues really counts as the beginning of Kyuss as we think of them. I heartily recommend trying Fatso Jetson. Mario Lalli is the desert rock Godfather. Haha. As always a fun and honest reaction from you both.
Kyuss- Big Bikes
I double dare ya !!!
Green Machine is epic.
1000mods - vidage
Lowrider - piperider
Two great modern stoner/doom bands
1000mods🤘
Both great! Listening to Piperider for the first time was an experience.
This was not their debut. Their debut was the album, “Wretch” in ‘91
Uh Demon Cleaner is a Kyuss song, tool covered them not the other way around
Fu Manchu were doing similar things, from around the same locale at the same time. They'd be worth listening to, if you want to keep on going down the stoner rabbit hole.
Don't forget Che' sounds of liberation...great album.
Also Mondo generator cocaine rodeo is a freaky album
Kyuss: 100 Degrees, Green Machine, Catamaran, Space Cadet
Metal Church and Kyuss….you guys go deep. Love it!
Some Clutch would fit this marathon. The Soapmakers!
Back in the day, you could probably do a 'Big Four' of Stoner Rock although right now i'm blanking on who would be in it, other than Kyuss and Fu Manchu. Fu Manchu's 'In Search of' was superb, but Kyuss were the Metallica of Stoner Rock, and 'Sky Valley' was their Master of Puppets.
You can't leave Monster Magnet off this Big 4. I've always loved Trouble, but they might be a bit more doom than stoner. Maybe Sleep or Yawning Man could round out the list.
Che'- sounds of liberation.
Yes you do want to let it run into Space Cadet!
So fulfilling to see y'all's heads bobbing to one of my a time faves.
Excellent selection 🤟😎🍻💯🔥🔥🔥
Acid Bath: The Blue. Very under appreciated band.
@exarmed everyone loves to say underrated so they feel special.
Nah, considering the entire metal scene, generally they are never talked about. Even in Sludge Metal there known as a "hidden gem", at least every time I hear about them being brought up in conversation. I only came across them by accident after 10 years of listening to rock and metal. I've gone out of my way to listen to everything I can, from Nu-Metal, Sludge, Trash, Death, Noise Rock, Grunge, everything. doesn't help that there stuff is really hard to find. I always saw them as a Cult Following kinda thing. maybe they are REALLY huge, but for sludge metal I always hear about other bands first, like Mastadon even then when I look up best/biggest Sludge Metal, Acid Bath never came up. if they are a huge deal, then its the first I'm hearing about it. Not trying to sound entitled or anything when I say their under appreciated.
@exarmed ya sludge metal isn't popular. a band being well liked in an underground genre doesn't mean they're not underappreciated by the wider metal audience.
@exarmed I think we have very different ideas as to what constitutes "very popular".
Rotten Records were notorious for not allowing anything Acid Bath on TH-cam.
Hell Yeah, one of my favorite bands.
Please tell me there's some Corrosion of Conformity ("Deliverance era) on that list.
Debut album is Wretch and that album is also amazing.
Best band of the 90`s.
Checkout ALL THEM WITCHES
Agreed, also King Buffalo
@@proletariatbourgeoisie9929 100%
Need to do fu manchu next . Same vibe as kyuss but more stoner. May I suggest the song WURKIN
Demon Cleaner is one of their best songs, absolutely a must listen! Don't miss out
Tool covered "Demon Cleaner" by Kyuss, not the other way round!
A member of KYUSS WORLD was here!
This would make for such a sick UFC walkout song with that intro
Love me some Kyuss! Check out "Writhe". And you guys are correct, cuz I love watching metal reactions, but I've been a subsciber of yours for 5 years, and others last about 5 weeks. They are not objective and either seem to like everything, or make excuses for everything. You guys are rocking it tonight. Peace!
I believe demon cleaner was written by Kyuss/Josh Homme. Tool did a cover of the song.
If Ryan can go Hey Hey during a song that means he is getting into it.
One thing for me is that Welcome to Sky Valley is so good, that it can take away from everything else they've done. I get it lol.
TBH I was a bit dissapointed when the videos you uploaded today were hip hop songs (nothing against the songs/artists/genre...just that i prefer to see your reactions to hard rock/metal and derivatives) but you knocked me down picked me up and knocked me down again by uploading your reaction to one of my fave songs/bands/albums of all time...halfway thru the video right now but i had to write my comment...bigthnx!!!!
And the Circus Leaves Town ...
Demon Cleaner is a Kyuss song that Tool Covered.
Have you guys done Song for the Dead by Queens of the Stone Age? Would recommend!
Keep doing your thing!
there are a lot of reaction channels out there in this 'genre' (for lack of a better term) but you guys always hold back on the fake enthusiasm, and that always makes the payoff when you hit on something dope and just eat up on it, i always re-watch your black sabbath takes for that reason. never feel guilty for not fakeing it!
PS: "black sabbath - the wizard" for an easy win😈
kyuss simply great!!!
You guys really ought to check out 13 Angels by Corrosion of Conformity.
SPACE CADET BY KYUSS WILL BLOW YOU AWAY
This is my favorite Kyuss album by far.
Hi! What happened to Mercyful Fate which you really liked guys?
underrated 90s band
Kyuss is my all time favorite. Gardenia is their best song imo. Green Machine is their most mainstream song, it actually got radio airplay back in the day. Freedom Run is great and has their classic stoner sound. Hwy 74 off their first album Wretch is a fast paced banger with less of a stoner sound but one of my favorites. I don't think you'd like Space Cadet, it's very slow and lacks the heavy fuzzy guitar sound.
Ohh my goodness please do Road Hogs - I think it's called - by Stone Sour 😊 it'll be a blast to listen to. Corey Taylor on vocals.