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Цитата:| они прославились тем, что изобрели свой уникальный стиль, получивший название "стоунер-рок". |
да брехня! первая стоунер-группа - это Masters Of Reality
тем более, сами же написали
Цитата:| "Kyuss" дебютировали в 1991 году с панк-рок-ориентированным альбомом "Wretch" |
короче, читаем статью, которую я так упорно и давно предлагаю почитать
(warning: картинка весит около 1 метра)
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да, самое главное забыл!
Kyuss - моя любимая стоунеровая группа :)
кстати, Kyuss читается как "кай-асс"
вот любопытный текстик на эту тему
Цитата:What the hell does the word KYUSS stand for?
This is a question that almost everyone asks. Here's
one answer from Shane Snyder:
Please excuse a possible obvious answer to a
stupid question, but what the hell does the word "kyuss" mean anyway.
When I saw Kyuss several months ago, John (singer)
hung out by their Winnebego
after the show, rappin' with a bunch of kooks who were
down on their knees
worshipping him. (He's rad, but noone deserves
worship). Anyways, someone
asked what Kyuss meant. His answer was "It is a
character from Dungeons and
Dragons. But we only used it because we thought it
was a cool name. If you
were to look it up in the dictionary, it would say
'Four guys from the desert
playing kick ass rock and roll' '', or something to
that effect.
Another person on the list, Jon Ellis added to this in
an e-mail message on the list:
Kyuss is thingee from the old D&D game. There are
monsters in a really old
book called Deities and Demigods called the Sons of
Kyuss (hence the name
of the first album/single). The monster, originally
from the Newhon Tales
by Fritz Leiber, was removed from later versions of
the book, Legends and
Lore, due to copyright shit. I originally picked up
Blues because I thought
the name was cool and remembered it from my long ago
days playin' the game.
Another person on the list typed in the actual
reference from the Fiend Folio book.
Another definition I've heard had something to do with
a scrotum sack.... it was an acronym, something along
the lines of: Kiss your Ugly Shaggy Scrotum. For some
reason that's just not an appealing thought.
So there you have it, the complete etymology of the
word "Kyuss".
Oh, and the way you pronounce it is "chi-uss" (the
"chi" is hard as in "kite" or, "kai"). |
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