Love that comparison. Deep Purple from 1966, with a bit of Dick Dale surf music, with a slide guitar on acid, and the guitar tone of legend.

I feel u my man

For me it was Mister Blue Sky by ELO... after that trip, it ruined the first 10 minutes of guardians 2... it was a wild ride both times...

I heard this while trippin camping on the creek and I just looked up at the night clouds and each one had a story to tell

What a guitar Riff!!!

The way she goes, boys

Never the same band after he left

Yesssssssss and he's enjoying it so much it's wholesome lol

perfect backup vocals too

Pro tip: watch series at flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching a lot of movies these days.

@Markus Andrew yup, been watching on flixzone} for months myself =)

And a drink!!

That was dope

Ovations get out of tune really fast, he swapped them out for his Maton and motor Ave guitars.

You could always replace the tuners though for locking tuners. Granted, who knows if they were around back then.

@@robrowboski3057 not sure if it would’ve made any difference but he swapped out the tailpiece on all of them, with this sunburst one getting a different bridge and being converted to string through body, and the black one having a more traditional LP-style bridge and tailpiece 🤷‍♂️

Also pretty sure it’s the fact that he’s stopped using his Ampeg and Tube Works heads and instead started using custom build and Peavey solid state heads instead, and to my ears at least, more recent performances sound like he’s gone for more conventional settings on his amp, while in the early days he would max out the mids both on the amp and via at least one EQ pedal (a GE-7 was seen on his pedalboard around this time, and he definitely used a Maestro MPF-1 in the studio, but could be using a custom built clone live as they’re pretty rare and fragile pedals to gig with, even back then)

@@samdavidson7022 you can see the mpf-1 sitting on an amp in the from the basement videos

B3st track ever

Kyuss was so fucking great. Those 1st 3 albums were mind blowing. Still listening to them. And nobody ever brings up that Josh was only 14 when Kyuss formed.

Great fuckin read

Who would wanna be such an asshole

Me too

My too!

I've seen them three times in 2017/2018. They were not nearly as good as any of the shows I watch on KZfaq from '05 and earlier, not that I was there. I'd kill to have seen this show or any show in '02.

A lot of the newer guys are like session musicians, the guys from the older era are more raw. Their influence is more obvious on the songs.

I beg to differ. I like the current lineup the most, with the 2007 - 2013 lineup on the second place.

@@VictorDodon are you crazy?

@@VictorDodon I beg to differ. 2000-2012 lineups were the best ones

there's a little photo w/a heart near your Thumb Down. What is that man?

Ой Владе! :D

Mars Volta , one of the bands that @mister_theodore has been in and now is killing it with QOTSA 🥁

Gene trautmann on the drums and Brendon mcnichol on the lapsteel