It is the best Kyuss song. And the last on the last full length album they ever made. A revolutionary band that went out with a bang. They literally created a genre of music and didn't even try to. They are still considered underground, yet they have that level of influence. Probably the best band that no one ever heard of in the history of rock. Amazing!
+MrRetroville Kyuss is one of my favorite bands, but... what about Melvins? They are not so accesible as Kyuss, but they created at least two music genres (sludge and drone) and they practically founded grunge in the Deep Six Compilation.-
They didn't want to sound like anyone. They rejected metal, they rejected grunge. They represent the birth of Desert Rock, sometimes called Stoner Rock. I think the band never wanted to be labelled. They wanted to create a different sound, built on cool riffs. Now there are a million bands trying to emulate their sound. Some of them are very good. But if you want to be legendary like Kyuss, find your own sound, make something totally unique.
Feels like if all their discography was a trip to the Moon (Wretch is the blast off, Red Blues is the Orbital break through, Sky Valley is the space trip and Circus Leaves Town is the arrival) and this was it, spaceship landed, their last song... Love the statement "Kyus is the greatest band most people don't know.
They basically ended their career with this bombshell without telling anyone that it was actually over....! What a track to go out on, it has everything you'd expect from Kyuss old and new (and yes I do now about the split ep with QOTSA that came after). But as far as curtain calls go.....bow your head to the masters as this IS the final curtain call on a band who resurrected a whole scene and made metal exciting again from all the depressive music that was around at the time (eg Seattle scene). I do love that scene by the way but it was so refreshing to hear those lyrics....." You don't seem to understand the deal......."
in my mind, a lot of their music had a depressive but cathartic vibe, especially on this song and fatso forgotso. this whole chord progression gets me down but in a real up way, like a perfect blend of sativa and indica.
This has to be one of the greatest songs ever recorded. Josh’s leads in the runout section sound like a weird hypnotic snake charmer. I could listen to it over and over again. Good work, Kyuss...
You've been in back of me (yeah) Feeling sent to me (yeah) I'm tired of the word When my back ain't around here No more you and me (yeah) No more listening (yeah) Tired of your word All your words are so backwards Being as lost as can be (yeah) Touch of purity (yeah) If you're gonna go now Well I wanna go with you Oh yeah, you're a fucked up man With a fucked up plan With a fucked up plan With a fucked up plan Oh yeah Oh yeah Did I say too much? You didn't want me to hear Did I say too much? I didn't want me to see here Did I hate too much? I'm not sure I should leave here Did I hate too much? I'm thinking someone should bleed here Why the finger? it's all right Me and you could, it's all right Straighten me out, it's all right Guiding light, it's all right There you go, it's all right Wait up and turn me in, it's all right Help you out man, it's all right Help me in, I just might
I just discovered this amazing band... I'm at a loss for words. They're just amazing, all of their albums are incredible, especially circus and blues....
@@47and28 vista just doesnt have the same flavor, and Brants solo stuff is nothing like this. Not shiting on your comment but just wish someone would try to bring it back just for one song
Seriously....so lucky, perhaps you have not stumbled upon "Slo-Burn"....John Garica does not get enough credit. See: "Hermano"... and yes got to get John Garcia's "John Garcia" from 2014
11:42 dont be sad for what will never be be glad you didnt have to see this time became a part of me and now this burning memory the sun will break the night till dawn and then well tell some tales again and when the time has come and gone the wind will carry on and on -- thank you, VinMetal666 : )
Greatest most epic song EVER!! It's a masterpiece. Never could this song or kyuss receive the credit they deserve for transforming the landscape of music..
And they killed themselves to preserve their legacy. Fittingly like Kurt Cobain's legacy, this song, the swan song of Kyuss, is dedicated to the memory of those who were there- Dave and Krist- or maybe in a wider since the fans- who keep Kyuss and Kurt alive. The party was over... and the circus left town.
@@PhilEisMethod yeah Day One is the song at the end of this video after Spaceship Landing. It's a hidden track and came after 20 minutes of (near) complete silence on the CD after Spaceship Landing ended. this video put it right after the song for some reason.
@@certifiedchimp3047 haha i know that, but the silence made it more special. here it just sounds like the finale to a long song. with the long silence, it sounds like the finale to a band's life.
This music is so good because it is so raw, pure, yet emotional and goes so deep... the best memories of my life go along with it! I will always ❤ and adore it!
The last part, from about 8.25 to the end, resemble the sound mood of Last Ninja 2 soundtrack, absolutely majestic, my inner self vibes like thunder every time...
It makes me angry to think how underrated this band is, when Kyuss really deserves to be recognised as one of the most important bands ever in the history of music. But then I listen to them and all the anger just crawls away as I am transported away into space..
They aren’t underrated dude. I used to watch them live many times. They were amazing. They were my favorite along with nirvana. Those bands live were the best ever. Such religious spiritual experiences. Live is where it’s at. Went on their bud once and they were eating ham slices on American cheese as dinner. They were dead broke. The bought a nice touring van and the record didn’t sale. Bad choice of first mtv video. Burned by my lighter as first intro to the band is a little off. But whatever haha
I came across the band's they had to of influence first then eventually work my way back to them,more like 5 year's ago,but I do remember this out of town touring band slept at our friend's house and one guy had a kyuss shirt on whole time, so I looked em up and then just forgot because I was always getting into diff new stuff ,then Neurosis took me forf a decade haha Do u like WHORES and Melvins?
The content and complexity of this song makes it beautiful. Kyuss has quickly become my favorite band, not a single bad or lesser song. Discovered them through Space Cadet and been hooked since.
I remember waiting for the tram, I first heard this song on my iPod, I liked it so far, but when the part at 6:09 started, I just stood still, reverent, and missed 3 trams. It´s like the Universe is talking to you..
I have a 25-song playlist of Kyuss on shuffle on my ipod..and the very last song ended up being this..It's hard to express how awesome it was to hear the beginning of this song but just wanted to come here and post. Enjoy the trip
2:20 and 8:23 had to be the most emotional and cathartic things that i heard in my whole life. Just speechless, and it’s amazing how this entirley song marks the end for such a magnificent band.
Everyone is the best Kuyss Song! This is a part of life, only when you know this time. In einer Zeit wo solche Papp Figuren wie heute keine Übermacht von uns nehmen konnten.... ✌🏽
Let’s have a shoutout to Producer, Chris Goss - I knew him from the old Masters Of Reality Days, back in Syracuse, NY. If you’re here, you just may enjoy Masters Of Reality - the band. Goss gets little credit in the birth of the desert rock sound, and it’s well-deserved.
Also saw Kyuss perform this song last Tuesday in Paradiso, Amsterdam. Without the last part, though, but it didn't matter. It was one of the best concerts I have ever seen in my life so far. Really would like to see 'em again in June in 013, Tilburg! :D
Don't be sad for what will never be Be glad you didn't have to see This time became a part of me And now this burning memory The sun will break the night till dawn And then we'll tell some tales again And when the time has come and gone The wind will carry on and on
This is maybe the best stoner rock song ever written... Has everything it should have... It's very long, it's sabbatesque, it's slow, it has tremendous bass, it has an incredible guitar solo, it has John Garcia... A genre's peak
@@riggs100 I feel you. That album is fantastic. Solarian 13, Return Trip, and Doom Mantia are all incredible. My second favorite album. I prefer WitchCult Today. I feel its a perfect blend of SuperCoven and DopeThrone. Torquemada 71, Saturnine, and Satanic Rites of Drugula are my favorites. I just feel its a perfect marriage of all their influences and sounds. The perfect combination of psychedelia and sludge.
@@riggs100 Yeah. I feel that as well. What is one to do? Mourn and keep on rocking lol And want to clarify Im not trashing Kyuss at all. I like them a lot.
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It is the best Kyuss song. And the last on the last full length album they ever made. A revolutionary band that went out with a bang. They literally created a genre of music and didn't even try to. They are still considered underground, yet they have that level of influence. Probably the best band that no one ever heard of in the history of rock. Amazing!
Couldn't have put that any better!
Along with Greg Sage and the Wipers.
Never heard of them Zeno. Thanks! Wow, they were good. Enjoying it right now.
+MrRetroville Kyuss is one of my favorite bands, but... what about Melvins? They are not so accesible as Kyuss, but they created at least two music genres (sludge and drone) and they practically founded grunge in the Deep Six Compilation.-
True ; Been into metal/rock for over 30 years & yet only listened to Kyuss in the last 2 weeks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
4:03 Dropping the heaviest fuckin riff of 1995.
You mean 95-04
That whole verse is Doom baby doom metal
I just came back to check quickly, and yep, still one of the greatest songs ever recorded…
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They didn't want to sound like anyone. They rejected metal, they rejected grunge. They represent the birth of Desert Rock, sometimes called Stoner Rock. I think the band never wanted to be labelled. They wanted to create a different sound, built on cool riffs. Now there are a million bands trying to emulate their sound. Some of them are very good. But if you want to be legendary like Kyuss, find your own sound, make something totally unique.
The Mighty Boosh - The Search for The New Sound
@@K31R616Isolation... Isolation....
All is one
Imagine sitting writing that paragraph. State of you.
Shut up
Spaceship Landing is the Echoes of the stoner rock, I love both.
Grzegorz Ślusarczyk That's a good way of putting it.
great analogy
Great Call.....Both Epics
yeah! Echoes is my preferred PF song. Spaceship is top 5 Kyuss.
Echoes are the Echoes of stoner rock lol
They truly saved the best for last.
I love the fact that whenever i click on a random Kyuss song in yt, there are at least 20 ppl saying "this is the best Kyuss song ever"
Because it is
@@rmazelier1 yes, it is, on every song
The riff that kicks at 4:03 is the single nastiest phatest riff I have ever heard in my life. Hands down.
Speaking about nasty and pretty riffs - there's a faint hint of Mexicola at 1:36
DOOM
Feels like if all their discography was a trip to the Moon (Wretch is the blast off, Red Blues is the Orbital break through, Sky Valley is the space trip and Circus Leaves Town is the arrival) and this was it, spaceship landed, their last song... Love the statement "Kyus is the greatest band most people don't know.
11:42 until close...the most melancholy, beautiful music I have ever heard. RIP Kyuss.
They still tour
can you elaborate
@@CodyCarpSwag
@@vladtheeditor1 google kyuss live and you can buy tickets to watch them live. They still tour, not all original members but yeah same singer
Yeah... but no. Not the same thing at all.
imagine if they forgot to press record
nnnooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
You bet your ass this jam is improvised lol
Man, don't say shit like that. I don't want to think about that.
@@slickback5100 My Nigguh
Maybe they did, and tnis is just their second try on it....
so heavy,yet so relaxing...
such a masterpiece
the beauty of Desert/Stoner metal
They basically ended their career with this bombshell without telling anyone that it was actually over....! What a track to go out on, it has everything you'd expect from Kyuss old and new (and yes I do now about the split ep with QOTSA that came after). But as far as curtain calls go.....bow your head to the masters as this IS the final curtain call on a band who resurrected a whole scene and made metal exciting again from all the depressive music that was around at the time (eg Seattle scene). I do love that scene by the way but it was so refreshing to hear those lyrics....." You don't seem to understand the deal......."
Not an end to their careers! Check out what Garcia, Brant Bjork have done since.
in my mind, a lot of their music had a depressive but cathartic vibe, especially on this song and fatso forgotso. this whole chord progression gets me down but in a real up way, like a perfect blend of sativa and indica.
Also mondo generator are a good band, even if they don't do the stoner thing.
This has to be one of the greatest songs ever recorded. Josh’s leads in the runout section sound like a weird hypnotic snake charmer. I could listen to it over and over again. Good work, Kyuss...
Yes-amazing. Most underrated groups of all time. They're gods.
I love that dirty guitar tone, it is just severe.
Helps with the c standard tuning
You've been in back of me (yeah)
Feeling sent to me (yeah)
I'm tired of the word
When my back ain't around here
No more you and me (yeah)
No more listening (yeah)
Tired of your word
All your words are so backwards
Being as lost as can be (yeah)
Touch of purity (yeah)
If you're gonna go now
Well I wanna go with you
Oh yeah, you're a fucked up man
With a fucked up plan
With a fucked up plan
With a fucked up plan
Oh yeah
Oh yeah
Did I say too much?
You didn't want me to hear
Did I say too much?
I didn't want me to see here
Did I hate too much?
I'm not sure I should leave here
Did I hate too much?
I'm thinking someone should bleed here
Why the finger? it's all right
Me and you could, it's all right
Straighten me out, it's all right
Guiding light, it's all right
There you go, it's all right
Wait up and turn me in, it's all right
Help you out man, it's all right
Help me in, I just might
6:07 the most awesome one chord riff ever recorded.
lousy romulan ...I couldn't agree more
There's beauty in simplicity and complexity.
And this song has both.
And the vocals in it are fucking beautiful
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I just discovered this amazing band... I'm at a loss for words. They're just amazing, all of their albums are incredible, especially circus and blues....
check out vista chino and brant bjorks solo stuff. it's also great.
@@47and28 vista just doesnt have the same flavor, and Brants solo stuff is nothing like this. Not shiting on your comment but just wish someone would try to bring it back just for one song
Seriously....so lucky, perhaps you have not stumbled upon "Slo-Burn"....John Garica does not get enough credit. See: "Hermano"... and yes got to get John Garcia's "John Garcia" from 2014
@@47and28 Favorite Brant Bjork Album: "Brant Bjork and the Operators" followed by "Punk Rock Guilt" ..... BB has Lion Wings
@@JohnDoe-dw2nq Slo Burn ❤️
11:42
dont be sad for what will never be
be glad you didnt have to see
this time became a part of me
and now this burning memory
the sun will break the night till dawn
and then well tell some tales again
and when the time has come and gone
the wind will carry on and on
--
thank you, VinMetal666 : )
+milahu kyuss - day one (hidden track)
I'm gonna cry man
This song deserved to be in the Louvre Museum
The perfect soundtrack for driving through the desert during Monsoon season... (I'm a Tucson resident)
Easily one of the best rock songs ever recorded. Josh takes the mantle here and shows who is the real boss!
I agree. His lead playing here is so weird and heavy and just perfect.
Greatest most epic song EVER!! It's a masterpiece. Never could this song or kyuss receive the credit they deserve for transforming the landscape of music..
🎯👌💘
Finally someone use the word epic correctly
Almost no one knows keep it a secret bro it’s a lost art
It really never gets old. I can’t think of any other 10 minutes song that can keep me interested.
@@ryderrock1028why keep it a secret? That's selfish.
This song can open doors to different dimensions
Exactly!
Everything is possible when you listen Kyuss😄
Perfect song to end their discography on. Such a long, tripped out jam. Where's my bong?
The absolute best Kyuss song.
This song overwrites your dna.
other fact: last song (Day one) was a tribute to Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl after Kurt Cobain took his live.
And they killed themselves to preserve their legacy. Fittingly like Kurt Cobain's legacy, this song, the swan song of Kyuss, is dedicated to the memory of those who were there- Dave and Krist- or maybe in a wider since the fans- who keep Kyuss and Kurt alive.
The party was over... and the circus left town.
Day One was dedicated to Kurt Cobain, not this song. Reeder wrote it and dedicated it to Dave and Krist.
@@PhilEisMethod yeah Day One is the song at the end of this video after Spaceship Landing. It's a hidden track and came after 20 minutes of (near) complete silence on the CD after Spaceship Landing ended. this video put it right after the song for some reason.
@@APAL880 so we don't gotta sit and wait for 20 minutes? Lol
@@certifiedchimp3047 haha i know that, but the silence made it more special. here it just sounds like the finale to a long song. with the long silence, it sounds like the finale to a band's life.
APAL880 I agree the pause was great in retrospect. That being said I fricken love kyuss and this is awesome
They're 3 seperate songs: "Spaceship Landing"; "M'deea"; "Day One".
Man, "Day one" is such a beautiful way to end an album
The recipe is known but impossible to repeat :
-Thousands of acres of desert
-Good Weed
-A LOT OF TALENT !!!
There will never be another KYUSS
isn't it exciting discovering some great music? imagine how the rest of us felt when we heard this shit for the first time back in the 90's
now now. You must feel pretty cool knowing this band back in the early 90'.
@@craigmac303 He feels speshul and unique that other people discovered the band only after he did.
Anyone know when this came out?
For who didn't notice and cares: the cover of the album is actually up side down.
Wow I’ve always wondered how the hell they did the album cover
Or is it?
This music is so good because it is so raw, pure, yet emotional and goes so deep... the best memories of my life go along with it! I will always ❤ and adore it!
that outro was absolutely monumental... killer track
13 minutes of joy
the more I hear Kyuss, the more I love it..wish there was more like this out there.
best song in rock history
+Levente Deli
I am with you here,
+Levente Deli
ever!
This is awesome
absolutely incredible song
I'd marry you just for that comment. Lol.
@@JD4we youll find one bro maybe not her
Can we be friends? Lol
Gross......all of you. Yuck
8 years ago I said this was awesome and yup still is.
wowwww
lol
The last part, from about 8.25 to the end, resemble the sound mood of Last Ninja 2 soundtrack, absolutely majestic, my inner self vibes like thunder every time...
Kyuss fo life, been listening for more than 2 decades now since i was a kid.
Never gets old.
This song contains Josh Homme's best guitar solos ever on any track ever recorded. Yet 5 jackholes disliked it. Unreal. Sick song.
Fatso forgetso
This is amazing. Kyuss is one of the greatest of all time. It's sad they are not acknowledged.
they are. just not by the masses.
Absolutely insane guitar solos!
Such a great record, fastastic song, leaves you with that "oh shit man" feeling. Priceless.
So sad, & yet so comforting.
You can lean against that bass sound
Nick Oliveri on this? Solid.
@@nickthorp5790 Totally Scott Reeder on this.
MASTERPIECE
LISTEN WITHOUT DISTRACTION. THIS ALREADY BECAME AN HYMN.-
How can anyone not love KYUSS-Explain to me...?!!
They copy off queens of the stone age
@@robertmoore8602 is this some kind of a joke?
It makes me angry to think how underrated this band is, when Kyuss really deserves to be recognised as one of the most important bands ever in the history of music. But then I listen to them and all the anger just crawls away as I am transported away into space..
I just started listening to them. Can't believe I didn't hear about them all this time, they're amazing.
They aren’t underrated dude. I used to watch them live many times. They were amazing. They were my favorite along with nirvana. Those bands live were the best ever. Such religious spiritual experiences. Live is where it’s at. Went on their bud once and they were eating ham slices on American cheese as dinner. They were dead broke. The bought a nice touring van and the record didn’t sale.
Bad choice of first mtv video. Burned by my lighter as first intro to the band is a little off. But whatever haha
Hold onto your hats, ladies and gents.... there's going to be a chord change SOMEWHERE in this song!!!!!
The last solos are too damn good man
Who's listening in 2019. Enjoy the ride....
I came across the band's they had to of influence first then eventually work my way back to them,more like 5 year's ago,but I do remember this out of town touring band slept at our friend's house and one guy had a kyuss shirt on whole time, so I looked em up and then just forgot because I was always getting into diff new stuff ,then Neurosis took me forf a decade haha Do u like WHORES and Melvins?
I'm here in 2020. They kick ass.
2020
2-3-2020
19-01-2021
Imagine this album never existed.
Imagine Garcia never liked music...
We live in a imperfect world, because kyuss left the town.
This is the best Kyuss song. Nothing else even comes close.
The content and complexity of this song makes it beautiful. Kyuss has quickly become my favorite band, not a single bad or lesser song. Discovered them through Space Cadet and been hooked since.
This song is killer.
I love this song since 1996
God bless these gentlemen for this perfect song.
Awesome song... my favorite Kyuss song!
+KingfisherCZ
and their last I reckon. Incredible song!
5 dislikes? Really? You must hate bad ass music. Cause this is a freaking classic. Unreal!
I remember waiting for the tram, I first heard this song on my iPod, I liked it so far, but when the part at 6:09 started, I just stood still, reverent, and missed 3 trams. It´s like the Universe is talking to you..
I have a 25-song playlist of Kyuss on shuffle on my ipod..and the very last song ended up being this..It's hard to express how awesome it was to hear the beginning of this song but just wanted to come here and post. Enjoy the trip
I can only imagine how good this felt.
best desert rock band ever
Four heaviest riffs in one song. There are many parts to this song. Epic
Help you out man,my favorite line ever.
The Solo at 10:22 is my favourite part of this song, no idea how he gets such a tone/sound!
Yes indeed... the best part... for always engraved in my memory in the best summer of my life!
Nothing will ever beat this
Impressive, a multihead monster for your ears.
2:20 and 8:23 had to be the most emotional and cathartic things that i heard in my whole life. Just speechless, and it’s amazing how this entirley song marks the end for such a magnificent band.
great fucking song. i feel like a stoned...oh wait! im stoned! hail kyuss
this song is like the Bethoven of the rock songs
Everything Josh Homme is involved with turns out into gold.
I found out about Kyuss in 2007 due to my Ex who owned then about 1500 CD's and Venyls. Great experience. I still love Kyuss.
1500 it's for starting
This rocks. Great song from a great band.
last part = the best
that last part is hidden track that is supposed to come after 20 minutes of silence after the first 11 minutes. that's how it was on cd.
No no no the best part is when I got high and listened to this song.
Everyone is the best Kuyss Song! This is a part of life, only when you know this time. In einer Zeit wo solche Papp Figuren wie heute keine Übermacht von uns nehmen konnten.... ✌🏽
I have said it before and I will keep on saying it. This song has the best Josh Homme solo ever recorded. These cats are oozing that stoner power!
God is in the Radio 2nd solo
@@Kell1984no. Spaceship, Apothecaries, Into The Void, Fatso, Born To Hula 2000, Whitewater, and so many others
Spaceship is landing at 1:35
Prepare for takeoff at 3:44
Takeoff at 4:03
A stoner epic.
Let’s have a shoutout to Producer, Chris Goss - I knew him from the old Masters Of Reality Days, back in Syracuse, NY. If you’re here, you just may enjoy Masters Of Reality - the band. Goss gets little credit in the birth of the desert rock sound, and it’s well-deserved.
Also saw Kyuss perform this song last Tuesday in Paradiso, Amsterdam. Without the last part, though, but it didn't matter. It was one of the best concerts I have ever seen in my life so far. Really would like to see 'em again in June in 013, Tilburg! :D
I wish that outro never ended
For me, all the albums are great, but my favorite is "Blues for the Red Sun". 50 million year trip, Caterpillar March, Green Machine... rocks.
Sounds nothing like Alice in Chains. No disrespect. This is all Kyuss. They sounded like no one back in the day.
Criminally under appreciated band!
Thank you Kyuss.
How i love this song
Thanks for the upload! This song was a favorite when I first started discovering the miraculous green plant. And it hasn't lost it's touch since!!
Incredible song, best of Kyuss, and one of the best ever heard in the story of rock.....
One of unique anthems of dessert blues ever!!!
the hidden ending sounds so much like it could be from an unrealeased Nirvana demo ... :x !
Luc ky It was written about Kurt.
oh
For Krist and Dave after he had died.
man
Nirvana's show totally rocked in Melbourne in the 90's. Jeez - would have loved to see this band and song. This song is so mighty!!
Best time drop ever !
Cant even call it a breakdown
Don't be sad for what will never be
Be glad you didn't have to see
This time became a part of me
And now this burning memory
The sun will break the night till dawn
And then we'll tell some tales again
And when the time has come and gone
The wind will carry on and on
This is maybe the best stoner rock song ever written... Has everything it should have... It's very long, it's sabbatesque, it's slow, it has tremendous bass, it has an incredible guitar solo, it has John Garcia... A genre's peak
Nah. That title would belong to Electric Wizard. For either Funeralopolis or Saturnine.
@@LemursManLemurs1 EW's more like Stoner Doom Metal... To me Come My Fanatics would be their best material.
@@riggs100 I feel you. That album is fantastic. Solarian 13, Return Trip, and Doom Mantia are all incredible. My second favorite album. I prefer WitchCult Today. I feel its a perfect blend of SuperCoven and DopeThrone. Torquemada 71, Saturnine, and Satanic Rites of Drugula are my favorites. I just feel its a perfect marriage of all their influences and sounds. The perfect combination of psychedelia and sludge.
@@LemursManLemurs1 A. MAZIN Band... but sadly lost a lot with Greening departure
@@riggs100 Yeah. I feel that as well. What is one to do? Mourn and keep on rocking lol And want to clarify Im not trashing Kyuss at all. I like them a lot.
Man, I wish Kyuss could make more music!
They do but it’s mediocre