
One of the members on the list, Dave, posted a short review of the songs on the album.
The back of the CD looks like this. There is also the CD itself which looks kinda cool.
The "edit" version (just one song) of the CD looks like this.

This one is hard to get. It's an import. It comes with two cd's. Here's the track listing on the UK versions (thanks to [email protected] for the info):
The first CD has the following songs on it:
The second CD has these songs on it:
The live tracks were recorded at Marquee club, Hamburg (Germany).
The two new tracks, El Rodeo and Hurricane are also on the album ...And the Circus Leaves Town
There's also a version of the Demon Cleaner single that has only a single song, Demon Cleaner.
Here's the back of the first cd. The front of the second cd and finally, the back of the second cd. Images are courtesy of Shane M. Snyder!
The new song (Un Sandpiper) is full on traditional Kyuss; lots of energy and a good groove. The last track claims to be live but no one who hears it thinks so.

This is the back of the case, the inside of the cover, and the CD itself.
This is another rarity sent to me by Tony Smith in Australia. The track listing is:
The back of the CD case has the following blurb on it:
The skyscraping amp inside the CD slick of Blues for the Red Sun - the second meisterwork by Palm Springs, USA natives, Kyuss - just looks loud. It's an image that recalls another era. A time when the battle wasn't to get into the pit but to put your head into one of the bass bins of the PA system. It used to be called fun though it played hell with the pressure in your ears. Maybe the gents in Kyuss used to get up to similar tricks and have set out reproducing those same sounds that pushed them to the brink of passing out. They certainly look like something straight out of a worn promo shot of crazed sixties decibel barbarians, Blue Cheer and sound that almost unbelieveably at times like a street punk version of the original Black Sabbath. Now let's face it - who doesn't need that. Yep, Kyuss are out to move your head and bowel and make the earth beneath your feet shudder. Mighty noble ideas if you ask me.The band actually doesn't like the comparisons to Black Sabbath even though they're almost unavoidable.-- Murray Engleheart.
I've heard that this was never a released item but rather just the preliminary title for SkyValley. Obviously it never made it which is too bad because it such a cool name.
This EP is listed in the cdeurope.com catalog, but no one seems to know what it is. I placed an order for it, but it hasn't come in yet.
If you have a copy of this, I'd be very interested to know what's on it and possibly getting a scanned image of the cover. If you have a copy (or can get one), send me some e-mail.
Someone in Germany claims to have this. It's similar to the Part III single listed above. It contains the songs from the second movement of the SkyValley CD. I do not know more about it except that it has a larg Kyuss logo on the one side (written like on SkyValley) and some information about the then upcoming album.
As always, more details and/or scans of the cover would be appreciated.
This is a bootleg recording of a show Kyuss performed in Rome on Feb 21, 1995. The recording quality is supposed to be ok but not particularly great. Here's the track-listing according to Dave Thomas:
1. Intro (just some weird music)
2. Allen's Wrench
3. 100 degrees
4. Supa Scoopa And Mighty Scoop
5. N.O.
6. White Water
7. Green Machine
8. One Inch Man
9. Freedom Run
10. 800 (it's actually El Rodeo)
11. 50 Million Year Trip (Downside Up)
12. Conan Troutman
13. Odyssey
14. Molten Universe
15. Thumb