re: Stoner Metal/Sludge/Doom/Post-metal/Blues Rock/Psychedelia

Holy shite, what a great thread. Simply awesome. This is the only outlet I have to find bands in my favorite genre. Whoever it was that posted the Baroness, thank you.

I see someone's already mentioned Orange Goblin. I gotta say, they don't make too many bad songs. Every album is packed with greatness.

I think I've only seen Dozer mentioned once so far. Their album 'Call It Conspiracy' is fantastic from beginning to end.

[link=(www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Enpt5RmHoU?)]Rising[/link]
[link=(www.youtube.com/watch?v=XD1JBtEc3EA?)]Feelgood Formula[/link]

About the only band I like that nobody's mentioned yet is Acrimony.

[link=(www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRNMYQDeg9E)]Motherslug (Mother Of All Slugs)[/link]

Vista Chino is first on my next to get list.

Josh Homme's been in some cool bands, but John Garcia's been in more. Josh sure does come across like the dickhead in the situation.

Phish

Phish just makes it in about all these threads....

Bert, whats your favorite band in this umbrella of a genre?

Brosef your selections are always a welcomed delight!

Thanks for posting. Will check out Bloody Hammers for sure

For Sludge metal, there is Crowbar, then everything else.

Dickish in a way but good in another. I've seen some once arena act type bands touring under the former band name with as little as only the original drummer. Pretty embarrassing and a pretty negative toward the band name IMO. No Homme, Oliveri, & Reeder isn't much of a Kyuss of any sort to me.

There's been some famous band fallouts over name rights. Fogerty vs. the rest of CCR touring as Creedence Clearwater Revisited. At one point YES was touring with only original bass player Chris Squire because he owned the rights. The lead singer, lead guitarist, drummer, & keyboardist toured but couldn't use the YES moniker.

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Basically Josh and John Garcia hate each other.

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That about sums it up I think. Nick had said he was going to rejoin Kyuss Lives but so far he hasn't.

Personally, I like the stuff John Garcia's done post-Kyuss better than Homme's. I dig three of the QOTSA albums, but a couple of them just don't do anything for me.

I think, he thinks(Homme) that it isn't the same sound without him and doesn't wanna mess up whatever legacy he has with the bands history and living memory. Just a though, who cares we get the music either way

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I dig three of the QOTSA albums, but a couple of them just don't do anything for me.

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Which ones?

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I like the stuff John Garcia's done post-Kyuss better than Homme's

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I can see where this makes sense even though I'd disagree.
If your big big into stoner rock then I got ya, but there is no denying what Homme has done since leaving Kyuss.