Kyuss! You're entering into the realm of a desert rock (or it is called stoner rock also)! I don't know how progressive they are, but Kyuss is a iconic band from 90's. Josh Homme from Queens of the Stone Age played in the band, so you might check them also, they are also part stoner rock, but also alternative rock/metal. You can find so many wonderful artists connected to those bands, like Mark Lanegan, a great baritone singer, who also was in QOTSA and Screaming Trees (grunge) before his solo career. Dave Grohl from Foo Fighters also played in QOTSA. Joss Homme made a project with John Paul Jones from Led Zeppelin, called Them Crooked Vultures... Many people had this 'learning curve' who are now in their late 40's or 50's: they started from metal, then discovered grunge, and then progressive rock along with all kinds of alt rock bands... So it is a wonderful pallet of different bands you can explore, if you want to step into these waters...
kyuss are one of my favorite bands to ever exist, i'm a sucker for most stoner rock and metal. even though they aren't prog, kyuss and queens of the stone age make great music for driving your brain
I was so lucky that I got to see Kyuss live in Bergen in 2010. Hadn’t heard much of them and was completly blown away. One of the most groovy concerts I’ve attended. It’s still among my most cherished concerts to this date. Haven’t heard much on them the last years, so this was just a great reminder that I need to listen more to them🥳 thnx!
Thanks for picking my request first!!! I love Kyuss, this entire album is amazing, you won't be disappointed to hear the rest. They give me early Danzig vibes with their bluesy crooning.
If you want to hear a plugged song of theirs, try "Whitewater" from the same album or "50 million year trip (upside down)" from their previous record called "Blues for the Red Sun".
Kyuss used to play shows in the desert with flood lights powered by generators and a bunch of kegs all around. It was awesome! After I discovered them in the desert/stoner rock scene I found out about SLEEP and the side project OM. SLEEP recorded a song that’s over an hour long called “DOPESMOKER” on the same label the Beatles were on. Haha So glad you did this reaction! One of my favorites by them. You also reacted to a ton of Mars Volta songs which is how I found you. They were the reason I started a career in music. P.S. Kyuss makes great driving music. The guitarist Josh Homme made Queens of The Stone Age and their album “Songs For The Deaf” is my favorite driving song. I have a condition called “highway hypnosis”, so I get super sleepy without conversation or the right music. Thanks for taking the time to do this reaction!!! Loving your music taste once again bro.
Ah a bit of desert rock! This album brilliantly produced by Chris Goss of Masters Of Reality fame. You should check out Masters of Reality, Ginger Baker was with them for a bit. The song "Doraldinas Prophecies" is superb.
MoR is in my opinion one of the most underrated band ever. I'ts a shame that they(or Goss) don't get more attention and appreciation for their solid albums. Goss has a great part in the development of Kyuss and their soundscape.
@@megamaniac7402 Agreed, without Goss at the helm, Kyuss would never have sounded so good. Masters Of Reality were like the musicians band, loved for great songwriting and top playing. Really a band people should get into, every album is s classic in it's own way.
Oh! Also, my sons birthday is on 4/20(go figure). He would love to request a reaction video. He’s learning guitar and you’re the best for teaching chords afterwards and such.
@@antoniomaraspin OK, let me rephrase- this is what Alice in Chains would have sounded like on MTV's Unplugged if they *had been sober*. Get my meaning now?
I like that "react to anything"-idea. As much as I like your dive into the realms of prog, a little change/diversity is always good to have :-) Kyuss never fully registered with me, but are adored by many as that cult 'desert stoner rock'-act. Famously, of course, the more well-known Queens of the Stone Age developed out of this act...
I listened to some of this stuff in the 90'ies but ultimately found these bands too monotonous and droning for my taste. I know that 420 help the level of appreciation of desert/stoner rock a lot though.
Kyuss rules
This album is an amazing journey from beginning to end!
Kyuss! You're entering into the realm of a desert rock (or it is called stoner rock also)! I don't know how progressive they are, but Kyuss is a iconic band from 90's. Josh Homme from Queens of the Stone Age played in the band, so you might check them also, they are also part stoner rock, but also alternative rock/metal. You can find so many wonderful artists connected to those bands, like Mark Lanegan, a great baritone singer, who also was in QOTSA and Screaming Trees (grunge) before his solo career. Dave Grohl from Foo Fighters also played in QOTSA. Joss Homme made a project with John Paul Jones from Led Zeppelin, called Them Crooked Vultures... Many people had this 'learning curve' who are now in their late 40's or 50's: they started from metal, then discovered grunge, and then progressive rock along with all kinds of alt rock bands... So it is a wonderful pallet of different bands you can explore, if you want to step into these waters...
man Them Crooked Vultures is so good.
kyuss are one of my favorite bands to ever exist, i'm a sucker for most stoner rock and metal. even though they aren't prog, kyuss and queens of the stone age make great music for driving your brain
I was so lucky that I got to see Kyuss live in Bergen in 2010. Hadn’t heard much of them and was completly blown away. One of the most groovy concerts I’ve attended. It’s still among my most cherished concerts to this date. Haven’t heard much on them the last years, so this was just a great reminder that I need to listen more to them🥳 thnx!
You have seen all the great bands.
@@deanwolfechannel so many more to see. concerts are precious breaks from the daily routines.
2010 ????
@@tempsitch5632 2011. My bad.
@@reneskarmyr Think you saw fake Kyuss, mate. They broke up about 15 years before you saw them.
Thanks for picking my request first!!! I love Kyuss, this entire album is amazing, you won't be disappointed to hear the rest. They give me early Danzig vibes with their bluesy crooning.
Nice choice.
Had to watch this again with my trusty bowl packed and lit! ✌🏼✌🏼
I didn't even KNOW you did Kyuss! Such a fantastic band. Stoner Rock pioneers.
the "low" resolution and sound quality makes this video much better! What a lucky glitch!
I was shocked to see this on my feed! This rules!
These guys were 18 years old when recording this album (Welcome to Sky Valley).
If you want to hear a plugged song of theirs, try "Whitewater" from the same album or "50 million year trip (upside down)" from their previous record called "Blues for the Red Sun".
Hells ya, more Kyuss. Cheers
I enjoyed this quite a bit! I'm kinda regretting not checking them out sooner! I know their song "Demon Cleaner"; Tool covered it!
Ha, I never knew that and I love both bands.
@@coreyhughes1456 My work here is done! 😁
I got to see Tool cover it live and they did so by having Kyuss' bass player on stage with them to do it. 2 basses at once !
Kyuss used to play shows in the desert with flood lights powered by generators and a bunch of kegs all around. It was awesome!
After I discovered them in the desert/stoner rock scene I found out about SLEEP and the side project OM. SLEEP recorded a song that’s over an hour long called “DOPESMOKER” on the same label the Beatles were on. Haha
So glad you did this reaction! One of my favorites by them. You also reacted to a ton of Mars Volta songs which is how I found you. They were the reason I started a career in music.
P.S. Kyuss makes great driving music. The guitarist Josh Homme made Queens of The Stone Age and their album “Songs For The Deaf” is my favorite driving song. I have a condition called “highway hypnosis”, so I get super sleepy without conversation or the right music.
Thanks for taking the time to do this reaction!!! Loving your music taste once again bro.
Whoa, stay safe on those roads. Do books on Cds help too?
I haven’t listened to Kyuss in a while. Cool man. 👍
This band is sweet. Used to listen to these guys and QOTSA a ton back in my school days.
Ah a bit of desert rock! This album brilliantly produced by Chris Goss of Masters Of Reality fame. You should check out Masters of Reality, Ginger Baker was with them for a bit. The song "Doraldinas Prophecies" is superb.
MoR is in my opinion one of the most underrated band ever. I'ts a shame that they(or Goss) don't get more attention and appreciation for their solid albums. Goss has a great part in the development of Kyuss and their soundscape.
Desert rock is a new genre to me.
@@megamaniac7402 Agreed, without Goss at the helm, Kyuss would never have sounded so good. Masters Of Reality were like the musicians band, loved for great songwriting and top playing. Really a band people should get into, every album is s classic in it's own way.
@@deanwolfechannel Get into Masters of Reality Mr Wolfe, you will dig Chris Goss' voice and guitar work!
Oh! Also, my sons birthday is on 4/20(go figure). He would love to request a reaction video. He’s learning guitar and you’re the best for teaching chords afterwards and such.
This sounds like a drug-free Unplugged by Alice in Chains.
Drug-free? This genre is dubbed STONER rock with one reason!
@@antoniomaraspin OK, let me rephrase- this is what Alice in Chains would have sounded like on MTV's Unplugged if they *had been sober*.
Get my meaning now?
I cant believe how legendary those unplugged shows were. When MTV was relevant
@@deanwolfechannel Oh, I know! I cut my musical teeth on Unplugged, and 120 Minutes. Remember that show? I still have some VHS recordings of that. 😊
KYUSS!!!!! Stoner metal at its finest!!!! Did you ever ask yourself why I call you Mean Dean!? Lol
I like that "react to anything"-idea. As much as I like your dive into the realms of prog, a little change/diversity is always good to have :-)
Kyuss never fully registered with me, but are adored by many as that cult 'desert stoner rock'-act. Famously, of course, the more well-known Queens of the Stone Age developed out of this act...
it's an acoustic bass not a baritone
I listened to some of this stuff in the 90'ies but ultimately found these bands too monotonous and droning for my taste. I know that 420 help the level of appreciation of desert/stoner rock a lot though.