That’s freakin awesome. Seriously. Super cool.

Blew my subs listening to blues for the red sun lol.

@@kristiehasty8141 Probably on 50 million year trip...the long intro, then it DROPS and the subs go pfftppftptpppfttt

Russ you could be right lol.

Yes! Demon Cleaner, Gardenia, and Whitewater!

My favorites of them ,too.

The entire Sky Valley album is still one of the best

One-Eye You’re referring to the great Scott Reeder; Nick Oliveri played bass on this song, and album. Both great but Reeder gets my nod as the better player.

That WHOLE album would blow her mind. FANTASTIC album!

I totally agree

Snap your fingers snap your neck along Whose first is this any ways? Back to back is a must. You have to hear those two songs together to appreciate the greatness of Prong!!

hannu Kujanen Lonely soul..

Check out the Welcome to Sky Valley album. It is a masterpiece. Songs like Gardenia and Odyssey are epic. A great song to chill to by them is "Space Cadet"

That is ridiculously epic. Thank you so much for sharing that Robert. The song just kicks ass and so does Kyuss. Much love. Rich.

Thanks for filling that part in. I thought they were too good to just fade out! QOTSA!!! No way!!!!

@@Kel.N.RichReactions As Kel said,a reaction to the WHOLE Sky Valley Album would be great....a truly Mindblowing Trip to get High even without any Drugs !

Don’t forget the genius that is Brant Bjork. All his solo projects and other groups that he participates in are unique, and stand on their own. And by the way, just discovered you guys this morning. You really are taking a rough week that I’ve been having and turning it into something special. Faith in humanity=restored. Never stop being curious and open minded. You never know who’s heart you will touch and begin to heal. Thank you guys.

hrothgar64 It really is!! Great tune..

Roy Isler Josh Homme on guitar duties...before they split up and he formed, well you probably know the rest.

ANYTHING by John Garcia

El Rodeo is a CLASSIC! Great taste my friend. Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop also has a tendency to melt your face as well. Rock on!

The secret of tuning down to C, it's magic

Don't mind R&B, but please no rap.

@@williambevins old school rap run d m c the sugar Hill gang.doug e fresh you can't have one without the other It's all good

You too Eddie! And to you and yours!

Monster Magnet yes please

@shuriken48 you are correct sir. (or ma’am. didn’t mean to be presumptuous). Top & bottom strings tuned to C#. The beef in their sound is further inforced by Scott Reeder killer bass playing and of course the amazing John Garcia’s vocals. If you dig this stuff, looking to any and all of their drummer, Brent Bjork’s solo projects. He’s multi instrumental, a lyricist & A freaking cool human being. Hell, they all are!

@@ga0425 Really? What has Josh Homme done that's impressive after Kyuss, except for that little known group Queens of the... something HEHE! 😉

@shuriken48 hahaha! Dig that sense of humor there. Probably more than his other musical endeavors, which to me are very impressive; composing soundtracks for movies and video games, helping produce and/or contributing to other musician’s projects, both well known and otherwise, I find his attitude and DIY spirit thatgot him started in music similar to mine. That is living in a somewhat remote area, not being frustrated with the lack of the music that he wanted to hear and instead formed a band. And rather than lament not having any place to play, organize parties out in the middle of the desert to showcase his band and other bands that fell loosely under the same style. His belief in what he was doing and tenacious attitude (I feel) helped him take his band and others into a higher profile that the main stream music industry took notice of. He always seem to remember the roots of where he came from and I found it very impressive that he took his monetary success and cofounded the Sweet Stuff Foundation. I’ve also really enjoyed and relate to his sense of humor and the way he encourages others. Be it through his music, his attitude and his humor. .Of his musical output, despite perhaps not being a popular opinion, I really dug/dig Them Crooked Vultures. And of course his involvement & founding, and various performances on The Desert Sessions series. I will admit that I was a little sad at all the legal nonsense that he seemed to have started earlier this century when the Kyuss reformation was underway. As a long time skateboarder, I had a couple opportunities to skate at the Nude Bowl where Kyuss and many other cool bands-including Fatso Jetton, Sonic Youth & others would perform. It was at an nudist camp in a remote area of the desert that had been pretty much burned and destroyed, with a perfect kidney shaped pool being all that remained. It was similar to the generator parties that had been held in the 90s. The second time we skated there there were some local band jam in and it was a blast!I’ve had the pleasure of opening for Brant Bjork and the Bro’s a couple times as well as One of his solo tours. I’ve met Scott Reede and John Garcia on various occasions and had the distinct pleasure of seeing KyussLives perform outside, in Santa Fe New Mexico, with the beautiful, southwestern sunset as a backdrop as they began their set. It would’ve been great if Josh had decided to be a part of that reunion tour, but Bruno Fevery was spot on! Thank you so much for asking the question. I hope that my long winded explanation did not bore you. I wish you and yours Health and happiness. Never stop being curious, never stop loving music. I don’t know who you are, but I consider you a friend already.

I would (and perhaps would recite it) if I hadn’t shown it to Kel a few times. She ‘meh’ about it. Can’t agree on all of them!

@@Kel.N.RichReactions I know. I have it on CD and I used to play it every Thanksgiving while we were driving to a family gathering. My daughter thought it was weird. I think its a classic and quite funny, though it's kind of dated now.

Have to start with the first title album. Just classic and raw.