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* EpicRocking: "Spaceship Landing" is 11 minutes, and there's a good few songs that stretch past 6-7. Played with on ''Welcome to Sky Valley'', which has 10 songs but on most CD versions smooshes them together into three tunes plus the HiddenTrack.
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* EpicRocking: "Spaceship Landing" is 11 minutes, and there's a good few songs that stretch past 6-7. Played with on ''Welcome to Sky ''Sky Valley'', which has 10 songs but on most CD versions smooshes them together into three tunes plus the HiddenTrack.
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* SelfTitledAlbum: ''Welcome to Sky Valley'' is technically a self-titled album, though due to the prominence of said phrase on the cover, this name stuck. Also, the aforementioned 1990 EP, back when they were called Sons of Kyuss.
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* SelfTitledAlbum: ''Welcome to Sky Valley'' is technically a self-titled album, though due to the prominence of said phrase on the cover, this name stuck. Also, the The aforementioned 1990 EP, back when they were called Sons of Kyuss.Kyuss. Also, ''Sky Valley'' was intended to be self-titled, but it was changed at the last minute.
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* Alfredo Hernandez, drums (1994-1995)
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* CoverVersion: They did [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNCuZvBVjtM a cover of]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cbpsuYiGVY Yawning Man's "Catamaran"]], a cover of Across the River's "N.O.", and their last release, a Kyuss/QOTSA split single, had a cover of "Into the Void" by Music/BlackSabbath.
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* CoverVersion: They did [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNCuZvBVjtM a cover of]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cbpsuYiGVY Yawning Man's "Catamaran"]], a cover of Across the River's "N.O.", and their last release, a Kyuss/QOTSA split single, EP, had a cover of "Into the Void" by Music/BlackSabbath.
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* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vs12XIPy1v8 Yeah]].
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* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vs12XIPy1v8 Yeah]]."Yeah"]].
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* WordSaladTitle: "(Beginning of What's About to Happen) Hwy 74", "Apothecaries' Weight", "Molten Universe", "50 Million Year Trip (Downside Up)", "Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop", "Thee Ol' Boozeroony", "Tangy Sizzle", "Phototropic". Their other songs tend to be less out there as far as titles go.
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* WordSaladTitle: "(Beginning of What's About to Happen) Hwy 74", "Apothecaries' Weight", "Molten Universe", "50 Million Year Trip (Downside Up)", "Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop", "Thee Ol' Boozeroony", "Tangy Sizzle", Zizzle", "Phototropic". Their other songs tend to be less out there as far as titles go.
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* BreakupBreakout: After Kyuss broke up, Josh Homme founded Music/QueensOfTheStoneAge and had far more commercial success than Kyuss ever did.
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* Nick Oliveri, guitar (1987-1988), bass (1991-1992) [he has also been in Music/QueensOfTheStoneAge; he's the shirtless bald guy in QOTSA's video for "No One Knows" and the shirtless long-haired dude in the video for Kyuss' "Thong Song"]
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* Nick Oliveri, guitar (1987-1988), bass (1991-1992) [he has also been in Music/QueensOfTheStoneAge; he's the shirtless bald guy in QOTSA's their video for "No One Knows" and the shirtless long-haired dude in the video one for Kyuss' "Thong Song"]
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What, you want more than that? OK. Kyuss were a highly influential American stoner rock band from Palm Desert, California. They were the pioneers of their genre (stoner metal/rock), which is vaguely a subgenre of DoomMetal but often has very little to do with doom. Its characteristics include heavily detuned guitars, low-end-heavy sound (Josh Homme would plug his guitar into a bass amp for this very reason), massive Music/BlackSabbath influence, hallucinogenic themes and an overall insanely deep and heavy sound.
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What, you want more than that? OK. Kyuss were a highly influential American stoner stoner/desert rock band from Palm Desert, California. They were the pioneers of their genre (stoner metal/rock), genre, which is vaguely a subgenre of DoomMetal but often has very little to do with doom. Its characteristics include heavily detuned guitars, low-end-heavy sound (Josh Homme would plug his guitar into a bass amp for this very reason), massive Music/BlackSabbath influence, hallucinogenic themes and an overall insanely deep and heavy sound.
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''The'' StonerRock band.
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''The'' StonerRock Stoner Rock band.
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''The'' StonerMetal band.
What, you want more than that? OK. Kyuss were a highly influential American stoner rock[[note]]Kyuss qualified as both stoner rock and stoner metal; the two terms are not totally interchangeable, but have a very large amount of overlap[[/note]] band from Palm Desert, California. They were the pioneers of their genre (stoner metal/rock), which is vaguely a subgenre of DoomMetal but often has very little to do with doom. Its characteristics include heavily detuned guitars, low-end-heavy sound (Josh Homme would plug his guitar into a bass amp for this very reason), massive Music/BlackSabbath influence, hallucinogenic themes and an overall insanely deep and heavy sound.
What, you want more than that? OK. Kyuss were a highly influential American stoner rock[[note]]Kyuss qualified as both stoner rock and stoner metal; the two terms are not totally interchangeable, but have a very large amount of overlap[[/note]] band from Palm Desert, California. They were the pioneers of their genre (stoner metal/rock), which is vaguely a subgenre of DoomMetal but often has very little to do with doom. Its characteristics include heavily detuned guitars, low-end-heavy sound (Josh Homme would plug his guitar into a bass amp for this very reason), massive Music/BlackSabbath influence, hallucinogenic themes and an overall insanely deep and heavy sound.
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''The'' StonerMetal StonerRock band.
What, you want more than that? OK. Kyuss were a highly influential American stonerrock[[note]]Kyuss qualified as both stoner rock and stoner metal; the two terms are not totally interchangeable, but have a very large amount of overlap[[/note]] band from Palm Desert, California. They were the pioneers of their genre (stoner metal/rock), which is vaguely a subgenre of DoomMetal but often has very little to do with doom. Its characteristics include heavily detuned guitars, low-end-heavy sound (Josh Homme would plug his guitar into a bass amp for this very reason), massive Music/BlackSabbath influence, hallucinogenic themes and an overall insanely deep and heavy sound.
What, you want more than that? OK. Kyuss were a highly influential American stoner
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* StonerMetal: TropeMaker along with Sleep.
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* StonerMetal: TropeMaker along with Sleep.Music/{{Sleep}}.
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* MinisculeRocking: ''Blues for the Red Sun'' ends with the three-second-long "Yeah", consisting of John Garcia saying exactly that.
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* StepUpToTheMicrophone: "Mondo Generator" is [[IndecipherableLyrics 'sung']] entirely by Nick Oliveri.
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* SelfTitledAlbum: ''Welcome to Sky Valley'' is technically a self-titled album, though due to the prominence of said phrase on the cover, this name stuck. Also, the aforementioned 1990 EP, back when they were called Sons of Kyuss.
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What, you want more than that? OK. Kyuss were a highly influential American stoner rock[[note]]Kyuss qualified as both stoner rock and stoner metal; the two terms are not totally interchangable, but have a very large amount of overlap[[/note]] band from Palm Desert, California. They were the pioneers of their genre (stoner metal/rock), which is vaguely a subgenre of DoomMetal but often has very little to do with doom. Its characteristics include heavily detuned guitars, low-end-heavy sound (Josh Homme would plug his guitar into a bass amp for this very reason), massive Music/BlackSabbath influence, hallucinogenic themes and an overall insanely deep and heavy sound.
However, they didn't have nearly as much commercial success or recognition as QueensOfTheStoneAge, a band you've probably heard of that is fronted by Josh Homme, former guitarist for Kyuss.
They formed in 1987 as Sons of Kyuss, and released an EP [[SelfTitledAlbum under that name]] in 1990 before shortening their name to "Kyuss". (Kyuss is an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyuss_(Greyhawk) evil demigod of worms and corruption]] from the ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' game, and Son of Kyuss was an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_of_Kyuss undead monster]] described in the 1st Edition D&D Fiend Folio.) Over the next few years, the band released four full-length albums before splitting up in 1995. Their only constant members were vocalist John Garcia (known for his very recognisable voice, which is often said to be synonymous with the genre) and guitarist Josh Homme, who you already know of.
However, they didn't have nearly as much commercial success or recognition as QueensOfTheStoneAge, a band you've probably heard of that is fronted by Josh Homme, former guitarist for Kyuss.
They formed in 1987 as Sons of Kyuss, and released an EP [[SelfTitledAlbum under that name]] in 1990 before shortening their name to "Kyuss". (Kyuss is an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyuss_(Greyhawk) evil demigod of worms and corruption]] from the ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' game, and Son of Kyuss was an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_of_Kyuss undead monster]] described in the 1st Edition D&D Fiend Folio.) Over the next few years, the band released four full-length albums before splitting up in 1995. Their only constant members were vocalist John Garcia (known for his very recognisable voice, which is often said to be synonymous with the genre) and guitarist Josh Homme, who you already know of.
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What, you want more than that? OK. Kyuss were a highly influential American stoner rock[[note]]Kyuss qualified as both stoner rock and stoner metal; the two terms are not totally interchangable, interchangeable, but have a very large amount of overlap[[/note]] band from Palm Desert, California. They were the pioneers of their genre (stoner metal/rock), which is vaguely a subgenre of DoomMetal but often has very little to do with doom. Its characteristics include heavily detuned guitars, low-end-heavy sound (Josh Homme would plug his guitar into a bass amp for this very reason), massive Music/BlackSabbath influence, hallucinogenic themes and an overall insanely deep and heavy sound.
However, they didn't have nearly as much commercial success or recognition asQueensOfTheStoneAge, Music/QueensOfTheStoneAge, a band you've probably heard of that is fronted by Josh Homme, former guitarist for Kyuss.
They formed in 1987 as Katzenjammer, then later changed their name to Sons ofKyuss, Kyuss in 1989 and released an EP [[SelfTitledAlbum under that name]] in 1990 1990, before shortening their name to "Kyuss". "Kyuss" in 1991 (Kyuss is an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyuss_(Greyhawk) evil demigod of worms and corruption]] from the ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' game, and Son of Kyuss was an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_of_Kyuss undead monster]] described in the 1st Edition D&D Fiend Folio.) Folio). Over the next few years, the band released four full-length albums before splitting up in 1995. Their only constant members were vocalist John Garcia (known for his very recognisable voice, which is often said to be synonymous with the genre) and guitarist Josh Homme, who you already know of.
However, they didn't have nearly as much commercial success or recognition as
They formed in 1987 as Katzenjammer, then later changed their name to Sons of
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* BreakupBreakout: After Kyuss broke up, Josh Homme founded QueensOfTheStoneAge and had far more commercial success than Kyuss ever did.
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* CreativeDifferences: Bjork left the band because he and Homme began clashing over songwriting, and Homme had started refusing to play on his songs.
* CreatorBreakdown: After they disbanded, Josh apparently had one.
* CreatorBreakdown: After they disbanded, Josh apparently had one.
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** "Thong Song" isn't about ladies' undergarments. It's about a type of sandals popular in the Palm Desert.
** "Thong Song" isn't about ladies' undergarments. It's about a type of sandals popular in the Palm Desert.
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* TheRedStapler: Josh's Ovation GP guitar.
** Basically, some fans instantly went to eBay when they discovered what he was playing and managed to hike the prices of a guitar that was fairly unpopular up to insane heights. Now you're lucky if GP aficionados don't tear you apart for wanting "Josh Homme's guitar."
** Basically, some fans instantly went to eBay when they discovered what he was playing and managed to hike the prices of a guitar that was fairly unpopular up to insane heights. Now you're lucky if GP aficionados don't tear you apart for wanting "Josh Homme's guitar."
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** ''Blues for the Red Sun'' takes its name from the ''{{Cosmos}}'' episode "Blues for a Red Planet".
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** ''Blues for the Red Sun'' takes its name from the ''{{Cosmos}}'' ''Series/CosmosAPersonalVoyage'' episode "Blues for a Red Planet".
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They formed in 1989 as Sons of Kyuss, and released an EP [[SelfTitledAlbum under that name]] in 1990 before shortening their name to "Kyuss". (Kyuss is an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyuss_(Greyhawk) evil demigod of worms and corruption]] from the ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' game, and Son of Kyuss was an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_of_Kyuss undead monster]] described in the 1st Edition D&D Fiend Folio.) Over the next few years, the band released four full-length albums before splitting up in 1995. Their only constant members were vocalist John Garcia (known for his very recognisable voice, which is often said to be synonymous with the genre) and guitarist Josh Homme, who you already know of.
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They formed in 1989 1987 as Sons of Kyuss, and released an EP [[SelfTitledAlbum under that name]] in 1990 before shortening their name to "Kyuss". (Kyuss is an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyuss_(Greyhawk) evil demigod of worms and corruption]] from the ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' game, and Son of Kyuss was an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_of_Kyuss undead monster]] described in the 1st Edition D&D Fiend Folio.) Over the next few years, the band released four full-length albums before splitting up in 1995. Their only constant members were vocalist John Garcia (known for his very recognisable voice, which is often said to be synonymous with the genre) and guitarist Josh Homme, who you already know of.
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* WordSaladTitle: "(Beginning of What's About to Happen) Hwy 74", "Apothecaries' Weight", "Molten Universe", "50 Million Year Trip (Downside Up)", "Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop", "Thee Ol' Boozeroony", "Tangy Sizzle", "Phototropic". Their other songs tend to be less out there as far as titles go.
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* WordSaladTitle: "(Beginning WordSaladLyrics: A lot of What's About to Happen) Hwy 74", "Apothecaries' Weight", "Molten Universe", "50 Million Year Trip (Downside Up)", "Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop", "Thee Ol' Boozeroony", "Tangy Sizzle", "Phototropic". Their other songs tend to be less out there as far as titles go.the stuff they made.
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* John Garcia, vocals (1989-1995)
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What, you want more than that? OK. Kyuss were a highly influential American stoner rock[[hottip:*:(Kyuss qualified as both stoner rock and stoner metal; the two terms are not totally interchangable, but have a very large amount of overlap)]] band from Palm Desert, California. They were the pioneers of their genre (stoner metal/rock), which is vaguely a subgenre of DoomMetal but often has very little to do with doom. Its characteristics include heavily detuned guitars, low-end-heavy sound (Josh Homme would plug his guitar into a bass amp for this very reason), massive Music/BlackSabbath influence, hallucinogenic themes and an overall insanely deep and heavy sound.
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What, you want more than that? OK. Kyuss were a highly influential American stoner rock[[hottip:*:(Kyuss rock[[note]]Kyuss qualified as both stoner rock and stoner metal; the two terms are not totally interchangable, but have a very large amount of overlap)]] overlap[[/note]] band from Palm Desert, California. They were the pioneers of their genre (stoner metal/rock), which is vaguely a subgenre of DoomMetal but often has very little to do with doom. Its characteristics include heavily detuned guitars, low-end-heavy sound (Josh Homme would plug his guitar into a bass amp for this very reason), massive Music/BlackSabbath influence, hallucinogenic themes and an overall insanely deep and heavy sound.
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* HeavyMithril: They're named after a ''DungeonsAndDragons'' ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' demigod.
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* OneOfUs: See AGoodNameForARockBand above.
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They formed in 1989 as Sons of Kyuss, and released an EP [[SelfTitledAlbum under that name]] in 1990 before shortening their name to "Kyuss". Over the next few years, the band released four full-length albums before splitting up in 1995. Their only constant members were vocalist John Garcia (known for his very recognisable voice, which is often said to be synonymous with the genre) and guitarist Josh Homme, who you already know of.
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They formed in 1989 as Sons of Kyuss, and released an EP [[SelfTitledAlbum under that name]] in 1990 before shortening their name to "Kyuss". (Kyuss is an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyuss_(Greyhawk) evil demigod of worms and corruption]] from the ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' game, and Son of Kyuss was an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_of_Kyuss undead monster]] described in the 1st Edition D&D Fiend Folio.) Over the next few years, the band released four full-length albums before splitting up in 1995. Their only constant members were vocalist John Garcia (known for his very recognisable voice, which is often said to be synonymous with the genre) and guitarist Josh Homme, who you already know of.
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* AGoodNameForARockBand: They named themselves after an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyuss_(Greyhawk) evil demigod of worms and corruption]] from the Dungeons & Dragons game.
** And their ''original'' name, Sons of Kyuss, was borrowed from an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_of_Kyuss undead monster]] described in the 1st Edition D&D Fiend Folio.
** And their ''original'' name, Sons of Kyuss, was borrowed from an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_of_Kyuss undead monster]] described in the 1st Edition D&D Fiend Folio.
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* Alfredo Hernandez, drums
* Josh Homme, guitar
* Nick Oliveri, bass, guitar (he has also been in QueensOfTheStoneAge; he's the shirtless bald guy in QOTSA's video for "No One Knows" (and the shirtless long-haired dude in the video for Kyuss' "Thong Song"))
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* BreakupBreakout - After Kyuss broke up, Josh Homme founded QueensOfTheStoneAge and had far more commercial success than Kyuss ever did.
* CoverVersion - They did [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNCuZvBVjtM a cover of]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cbpsuYiGVY Yawning Man's "Catamaran"]], a cover of Across the River's "N.O.", and their last release, a Kyuss/QOTSA split single, had a cover of "Into the Void" by Music/BlackSabbath.
* CoverVersion - They did [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNCuZvBVjtM a cover of]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cbpsuYiGVY Yawning Man's "Catamaran"]], a cover of Across the River's "N.O.", and their last release, a Kyuss/QOTSA split single, had a cover of "Into the Void" by Music/BlackSabbath.
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* ShoutOut - The main "Freedom Run" riff has a slight similarity to [[Music/BlackSabbath Sabbath]]'s "War Pigs". Both are completely awesome.
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* ShoutOut - The main "Freedom Run" riff has a slight similarity to [[Music/BlackSabbath Sabbath]]'s "War Pigs". Both are completely awesome.
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* TheRedStapler - TheRedStapler: Josh's Ovation GP guitar.
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* WordSaladTitle - "(Beginning of What's About to Happen) Hwy 74", "Apothecaries' Weight", "Molten Universe", "50 Million Year Trip (Downside Up)", "Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop", "Thee Ol' Boozeroony", "Tangy Sizzle", "Phototropic". Their other songs tend to be less out there as far as titles go.
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* WordSaladTitle - WordSaladTitle: "(Beginning of What's About to Happen) Hwy 74", "Apothecaries' Weight", "Molten Universe", "50 Million Year Trip (Downside Up)", "Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop", "Thee Ol' Boozeroony", "Tangy Sizzle", "Phototropic". Their other songs tend to be less out there as far as titles go.
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* StonerMetal
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* StonerMetalStonerMetal: TropeMaker along with Sleep.
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* WordSaladTitle - "(Beginning of What's About to Happen) Hwy 74", "Apothecaries' Weight", "Molten Universe", "50 Million Year Trip (Downside Up)", "Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop", "Demon Cleaner", "Thee Ol' Boozeroony", "Tangy Sizzle", "Phototropic". Their other songs tend to be less out there as far as titles go.
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* WordSaladTitle - "(Beginning of What's About to Happen) Hwy 74", "Apothecaries' Weight", "Molten Universe", "50 Million Year Trip (Downside Up)", "Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop", "Demon Cleaner", "Thee Ol' Boozeroony", "Tangy Sizzle", "Phototropic". Their other songs tend to be less out there as far as titles go.go.
** Subverted with "Demon Cleaner," where the lyrics seem to mean nothing, but it's actually about brushing your teeth. [[SincerityMode No really,]] look:
--> "Homme: I have a tooth obsession. I've had everything done to my teeth that you could have done. I used to dream about teeth all the time-I've had nightmares about them since I was a kid, like horrible night terrors. I even went the doctor about it, and that's why I hate going to sleep even to this day. I still always have nightmares. So I'd have this recurring dream where I'm getting my teeth pulled out and then I'd flash forward and I'd be in a giant mouth with these teeth bleeding everywhere. And I'd be cleaning these giant teeth while the blood was coming down and I'd be drowning in a sea of toothbrush foam and blood. So "Demon Cleaner" was this metaphor for, you know, you gotta keep yourself clean, you gotta keep yourself tight."
** Subverted with "Demon Cleaner," where the lyrics seem to mean nothing, but it's actually about brushing your teeth. [[SincerityMode No really,]] look:
--> "Homme: I have a tooth obsession. I've had everything done to my teeth that you could have done. I used to dream about teeth all the time-I've had nightmares about them since I was a kid, like horrible night terrors. I even went the doctor about it, and that's why I hate going to sleep even to this day. I still always have nightmares. So I'd have this recurring dream where I'm getting my teeth pulled out and then I'd flash forward and I'd be in a giant mouth with these teeth bleeding everywhere. And I'd be cleaning these giant teeth while the blood was coming down and I'd be drowning in a sea of toothbrush foam and blood. So "Demon Cleaner" was this metaphor for, you know, you gotta keep yourself clean, you gotta keep yourself tight."
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* AGoodNameForARockBand - [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyuss_(Greyhawk) They named themselves after a demigod from Dungeons and Dragons]].
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* AGoodNameForARockBand - They named themselves after an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyuss_(Greyhawk) They named themselves after a evil demigod of worms and corruption]] from the Dungeons and Dragons]].Dragons game.
** And their ''original'' name, Sons of Kyuss, was borrowed from an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_of_Kyuss undead monster]] described in the 1st Edition D&D Fiend Folio.
** And their ''original'' name, Sons of Kyuss, was borrowed from an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_of_Kyuss undead monster]] described in the 1st Edition D&D Fiend Folio.
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* EpicRiff - "Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop" and "Whitewater" are two premier examples.
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* MagnumOpus - Generally considered to be ''Welcome to Sky Valley''.
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* CoverVersion - They did [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNCuZvBVjtM a cover of]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cbpsuYiGVY Yawning Man's "Catamaran"]], a cover of Across the River's "N.O.", and their last release, a Kyuss/QOTSA split single, had a cover of "Into the Void" by BlackSabbath.
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* CoverVersion - They did [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNCuZvBVjtM a cover of]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cbpsuYiGVY Yawning Man's "Catamaran"]], a cover of Across the River's "N.O.", and their last release, a Kyuss/QOTSA split single, had a cover of "Into the Void" by BlackSabbath.Music/BlackSabbath.
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* HeavyMithril: They're named after a ''DungeonsAndDragons'' demigod.
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* CoverVersion - They did [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNCuZvBVjtM a cover of]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cbpsuYiGVY Yawning Man's "Catamaran"]]
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* CoverVersion - They did [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNCuZvBVjtM a cover of]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cbpsuYiGVY Yawning Man's "Catamaran"]]"Catamaran"]], a cover of Across the River's "N.O.", and their last release, a Kyuss/QOTSA split single, had a cover of "Into the Void" by BlackSabbath.
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* CoverVersion - They did [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNCuZvBVjtM a cover of]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cbpsuYiGVY Yawning Man's "Catamaran"]]
