Kyuss was one of a kind. But Slomosa from Bergen has a bit Kyuss, some early QOTSA and maybe a little bit of Asteroid (Sweden) in their music. I was at their last show in 2024, in my and their hometown last December. And that concert was a big eye opener for me. Check out Slomosa.
I’ve run into exactly 2 bands kinda like this in LA. One time I walked in on accident. The other time I went to the wrong show. There’s still great guitar music. You just gotta keep livin’ man.
Awesome performance all round! I really appreciated the ear-muffs on the drummer - he protected himself and clearly didn't give a damn how it looked or what anyone else said or did in the less hearing-conscious 90s.
Josh Homme stands out mainly due to the fact he followed up with music that was commercially successful. He really isn't all that great a guitar player in a technical sense, it's when you combine his sound and the richness offered by that about to district bass sound that something unique is created. John Garcia is the standout in this group in my opinion, there's very few voices out there that can WORK with this sound!
Ooooooooosh! 😝 In times of Covid this song gets even more powerful. 🤘 Such a smashing band. Shame they split but then QOTSA, so...! ✊ The further the 90s are away from me the more I realise how lucky I was to have been there and how music, and society, misses the greatness of bands of that era. 👏
Been on a Kyuss rediscovery. Nobody sounded like this in '91-'95 (Obsessed, Saint Vitus, Pentagram similar). Now there are so many great "stoner rock" bands _partly_ because of Kyuss.
They’re kinda metal and doom-y, like true grunge. They just don’t have a pop instinct, which is why they weren’t big. I think they’re cooler than grunge.
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One of the saddest realizations in life is knowing there will never be another Kyuss
Grasshopper. You have much to learn.
@@madmex6526 Chino Vista is not Kyuss homie. It can never be Kyuss without Josh
We have Kyuss already we don't need 2.
Kyuss was one of a kind. But Slomosa from Bergen has a bit Kyuss, some early QOTSA and maybe a little bit of Asteroid (Sweden) in their music. I was at their last show in 2024, in my and their hometown last December. And that concert was a big eye opener for me. Check out Slomosa.
What I would give to go back to be as old as I am now (26) in the 90s to witness bands like these live
I’m exactly the same age as u, and I say that everyday to myself
I’ve run into exactly 2 bands kinda like this in LA. One time I walked in on accident. The other time I went to the wrong show. There’s still great guitar music. You just gotta keep livin’ man.
Awesome performance all round! I really appreciated the ear-muffs on the drummer - he protected himself and clearly didn't give a damn how it looked or what anyone else said or did in the less hearing-conscious 90s.
I'm going to assume the ear muffs were because he was playing to a tick and nothing to do with the possibility of hearing loss
Gotta be Top 10 heavy riffs of the 1990's
Great band. They have a great guitarist, don't know who he is but i guess he could make a carreer on is own.
😂😂😂
slo burn > QOTST. Fight me
Josh Homme stands out mainly due to the fact he followed up with music that was commercially successful. He really isn't all that great a guitar player in a technical sense, it's when you combine his sound and the richness offered by that about to district bass sound that something unique is created. John Garcia is the standout in this group in my opinion, there's very few voices out there that can WORK with this sound!
@@LeoTheComm well put.
Il a juste une toute petite carrière 😁😁
Ooooooooosh! 😝
In times of Covid this song gets even more powerful. 🤘
Such a smashing band. Shame they split but then QOTSA, so...! ✊
The further the 90s are away from me the more I realise how lucky I was to have been there and how music, and society, misses the greatness of bands of that era. 👏
@sonofaseawarrior: agree 1000%. 👌
I was amongst the crowd there, a 32 year old girl - now 27 years later ... still one of my favourite bands... 💥😊
@@ciwi9578 There?! AMAZING! 😁
Death metal, stoner rock, grunge, hardcore, even the late days of glam. The 90s were awesome.
Los proyectos musicales duran lo que duran y no combine extenderlos artificialmente.
this is what getting all the right people together sounds like
Between this and Gardenia I think what’s impressive is the crowd they’ve drawn backstage.
Been on a Kyuss rediscovery. Nobody sounded like this in '91-'95 (Obsessed, Saint Vitus, Pentagram similar). Now there are so many great "stoner rock" bands _partly_ because of Kyuss.
"feel like smoking a big fat joint", hahaha
Garcia just can't pronounce a word when introducing "Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop" during this same show
+Léo Caugant and uh, dancing
lol
same shit!smoke big Green and thrust Kyuss on bass!
I heard he did it on purpose.
0 Dislikes! it shows how kickassin' band Kyuss was...! Greetings from Costa Rica
God that bass play is so righteous
🤘😎
I wish I would have been here...vocals aside, Josh and Scott Reeder together..just HOT!
Ave it good band. Only herd gardinia on a film 2 weeks ago so had to look um up. 🤘🤘
Me too John...✌
1:30 that's what it sounds like to live in the desert lol
As heavy as it gets.
A classic
les sale super bien en vivo weonnn, tremenda banda
Brilliant
This song was played on full metal Jackie earlier and I had to look them up, fucking awesome band man!!!
The one you play as the pândy Lockdown starts to lift...! 😷 X 🥁🎸🗣️🎤🤙🏻🤟🏻✊🏻
2:10+ Be THIS guy! #ScottReeder \m/
Pure grunt lushness
Bandas como esta ya no habrá más
Superbe
KYUSS!!!!!
Who are the 3 losers that don't like this?
mike mastwyk 4 now.. poor poor souls
*stoned
MORTAL
I'm mortal
@@startervisions not when you listen to this 😬🤘🏼
Dat description tho
that Fat Albert shirt fucking kills me every time
I love qotsa, but kyuss hits me so much more harder. Kyuss over QOTSA!
Fu-di-do!
They’re kinda metal and doom-y, like true grunge. They just don’t have a pop instinct, which is why they weren’t big. I think they’re cooler than grunge.
C'è anche Van Basten
Pure grunt lushness