STP play come back gig!
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The newly reunited Stone Temple Pilots played an intimate gig filled with their greatest hits at the Harry Houdini Estate in Los Angeles tonight (April 7).
Original members Scott Weiland, guitarist Dean DeLeo, bassist Robert DeLeo and drummer Eric Kretz performed for a largely industry crowd to launch the 65-city tour they announced last week.
Looking dapper in a dark three-piece suit and tie, Weiland quipped, "None of us will wax poetically, we'll just bash each other with guitars and mic stands."
The band, who originally formed in 1992, kicked off their set with 'Big Empty' and segued into the classic 'Plush', one of their biggest hits.
Earlier in the evening, contortionists kept the crowd entertained underneath a colourful tent on the Houdini Estate. Weiland explained that the band chose to hold the event there because they had come to the secluded Hollywood Hills mansion in the early 1990s with director Gus Van Sant to film a video and fell in love with the place.
"We're back together and we're going on tour this summer," Weiland said before announcing that Stone Temple Pilots are set to play a date at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on June 24.
The band left the stage after just six songs, and the enthusiastic crowd chanted "STP" until they re-emerged. "It's just a hand job tonight," Weiland quipped before giving the crowd one final song, 'Trippin On A Hole In A Paper Heart'.
Stone Temple Pilots played:
'Big Empty'
'Plush'
'Vasoline'
'Lady Picture Show'
'Big Bang Baby'
'Interstate Love Song'
'Trippin On A Hole In A Paper Heart'
Here's Big Empty - complete with a really annoying bitch talking over the top of it :( http://youtube.com/watch?v=3_1SYJuSZKs
Original members Scott Weiland, guitarist Dean DeLeo, bassist Robert DeLeo and drummer Eric Kretz performed for a largely industry crowd to launch the 65-city tour they announced last week.
Looking dapper in a dark three-piece suit and tie, Weiland quipped, "None of us will wax poetically, we'll just bash each other with guitars and mic stands."
The band, who originally formed in 1992, kicked off their set with 'Big Empty' and segued into the classic 'Plush', one of their biggest hits.
Earlier in the evening, contortionists kept the crowd entertained underneath a colourful tent on the Houdini Estate. Weiland explained that the band chose to hold the event there because they had come to the secluded Hollywood Hills mansion in the early 1990s with director Gus Van Sant to film a video and fell in love with the place.
"We're back together and we're going on tour this summer," Weiland said before announcing that Stone Temple Pilots are set to play a date at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on June 24.
The band left the stage after just six songs, and the enthusiastic crowd chanted "STP" until they re-emerged. "It's just a hand job tonight," Weiland quipped before giving the crowd one final song, 'Trippin On A Hole In A Paper Heart'.
Stone Temple Pilots played:
'Big Empty'
'Plush'
'Vasoline'
'Lady Picture Show'
'Big Bang Baby'
'Interstate Love Song'
'Trippin On A Hole In A Paper Heart'
Here's Big Empty - complete with a really annoying bitch talking over the top of it :( http://youtube.com/watch?v=3_1SYJuSZKs
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"He's like...making love to that guitarrrr"
Except for the first 2 songs, that's my kinda setlist for sure...looove Tiny Music.
Oh that crazy Scott Weiland.........
that's the same setlist they have been playing since 2000
if you had been to more than one of their shows you wouldn't think it was so great.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=_UDFhdgK4pQ
Shame on you!
Eddie: Dublin & London
Eddie: Dublin & London
I was joking. I know it was just a little show to start off with, but would it have killed them to play over 40 mins, never mind doing a greatest hits setlist?
Still sounding awesome! They really had better get their arses over to Europe for some shows this year.
Scotts no rookie. Im looking at it like this, he is in a drug infussed mess now, he just bailed on a tour. So is the fact that the Deleos are not addicts going to make it less hectic for Scott. Yes
Probably the whole tour and an album, the Deleos prob have the music allready wrote.
Its after that when Scott cant deal with it.I guess he looks back and says wow. Im a fucking idiot.
no more shows
I think it's the same silly bitch who says "what's this song"! It sickens me that someone who's clearly not a fan of the band gets to go and see them at a private show - not fair!