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  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,473
    edited February 2020
     new album Perdida out today. Very different approach for them. Very....mellow. I knew they were doing somewhat of an acoustic/laid back feel for this one, but there's freaking flute in at least 2 songs. one of them is a flute SOLO. 

    I imagine putting this on the turntable, pouring a deep glass of red, sparking one up, and sinking into my couch. 
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  • darthvedder
    darthvedder Posts: 2,672
    After two listens, there's nothing on this album that sounds like Stone Temple Pilots. It's an odd feeling. Jeff Gutt has no range. All the tracks seem to be the same tempo. Very bizarre record.
  • darthvedder
    darthvedder Posts: 2,672
    edited February 2020
    HughFreakingDillon said:
     new album Perdida out today. Very different approach for them. Very....mellow. I knew they were doing somewhat of an acoustic/laid back feel for this one, but there's freaking flute in at least 2 songs. one of them is a flute SOLO. 

    I imagine putting this on the turntable, pouring a deep glass of red, sparking one up, and sinking into my couch. 

    Doesn't sound like Jeff Gutt on the song with the flute solo (Years)...is that Rob DeLeo on vocals? I bought digital so I don't have the liner notes.
  • 2-feign-reluctance
    2-feign-reluctance TigerTown, USA Posts: 23,461
    darthvedder said:
    HughFreakingDillon said:
     new album Perdida out today. Very different approach for them. Very....mellow. I knew they were doing somewhat of an acoustic/laid back feel for this one, but there's freaking flute in at least 2 songs. one of them is a flute SOLO. 

    I imagine putting this on the turntable, pouring a deep glass of red, sparking one up, and sinking into my couch. 

    Doesn't sound like Jeff Gutt on the song with the flute solo (Years)...is that Rob DeLeo on vocals? I bought digital so I don't have the liner notes.
    One of em’ sings on it. Can’t remember. Dig the album though. I hope they keep making records! 
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  • Jason P
    Jason P Posts: 19,305
    Just stumbled upon this little gem.  So for I'm digging Perdida.
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  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,473
    darthvedder said:
    HughFreakingDillon said:
     new album Perdida out today. Very different approach for them. Very....mellow. I knew they were doing somewhat of an acoustic/laid back feel for this one, but there's freaking flute in at least 2 songs. one of them is a flute SOLO. 

    I imagine putting this on the turntable, pouring a deep glass of red, sparking one up, and sinking into my couch. 

    Doesn't sound like Jeff Gutt on the song with the flute solo (Years)...is that Rob DeLeo on vocals? I bought digital so I don't have the liner notes.
    you would be correct: Rob on vox. 
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  • darthvedder
    darthvedder Posts: 2,672
    edited February 2020
    HughFreakingDillon said:
    darthvedder said:
    HughFreakingDillon said:
     new album Perdida out today. Very different approach for them. Very....mellow. I knew they were doing somewhat of an acoustic/laid back feel for this one, but there's freaking flute in at least 2 songs. one of them is a flute SOLO. 

    I imagine putting this on the turntable, pouring a deep glass of red, sparking one up, and sinking into my couch. 

    Doesn't sound like Jeff Gutt on the song with the flute solo (Years)...is that Rob DeLeo on vocals? I bought digital so I don't have the liner notes.
    you would be correct: Rob on vox. 

    Cool. Thanks! Interesting thing about the digital download, it lists the version of each song and the date it was mastered:

    01 Fare Thee Well V2 (Mastered) June 5 2019-p2p
    02 Three Wishes V1 (Mastered) June 5 2019-p2p
    03 Perdida V1 (Mastered) June 5 2019-p2p
    04 I Didn't Know The Time V1 (Mastered) June 5 2019-p2p
    05 Years V1 (Mastered) June 5 2019-p2p
    06 She's My Queen V1 (Mastered) June 5 2019-p2p
    07 Miles Away V1 (Mastered) June 5 2019-p2p
    08 You Found Yourself V2 (Mastered) June 5 2019-p2p
    09 I Once Sat At Your Table V1 (Mastered) June 5 2019-p2p
    10 Sunburst V4 (Mastered) June 5 2019-p2p

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  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,473
    they are doing a PPV this friday night performing Core in its entirety. plus two never before heard recordings from 2011 and 2019 available on nugs. 

    https://stonetemplepilots.com/stone-temple-pilots-to-perform-core-in-its-entirety-for-livestream-event-on-nugs-tv-july-31-live-audio-recordings-from-2011-2019-shows-available-now-on-nugs-net/
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  • RoeDawg13
    RoeDawg13 Posts: 255
    HughFreakingDillon said:
    they are doing a PPV this friday night performing Core in its entirety. plus two never before heard recordings from 2011 and 2019 available on nugs. 

    https://stonetemplepilots.com/stone-temple-pilots-to-perform-core-in-its-entirety-for-livestream-event-on-nugs-tv-july-31-live-audio-recordings-from-2011-2019-shows-available-now-on-nugs-net/

    I wonder if economically speaking, the Perdida concert in the PPV setting would be beneficial to the band. I'd love it if they did one. Grabbed both the shows posted, great quality on the 2011 but if you're expecting a performance from Scott like the live show included in the Purple set you'll be disappointed. It was a solid reunion era performance for him though. Haven't listened to the 2019 yet
    I am wired and fading...
  • RoeDawg13
    RoeDawg13 Posts: 255
    Stream was well worth the $10 - I'd recommend it if you're on  the fence
    I am wired and fading...
  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,473
    strange how this keeps happening. out of nowhere last night i have this inspiration to put on Scott Weiland and the Wildabouts' Blaster, then i see today it is the anniversary of the day he died. I keep having these thoughts to listen to dead artists i don't often listen to right around when their birthday or deathday is. 

    maybe it's in my subconscious. 
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  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,473
    new Weiland doc in the works:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjBKSG0uZXU
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  • darthvedder
    darthvedder Posts: 2,672
    HughFreakingDillon said:
    new Weiland doc in the works:
    Thanks for sharing. I recently watched the Michael Hutchence documentary and found it tough to watch. I was a much bigger Weiland fan so I expect it to be even harder to watch, but I'm glad they're doing it.
  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,473
    the biopic is called Paper Hearts, and is with the full cooperation of the estate, including unreleased Wieland music. 
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  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,473
    edited July 2021
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3ejNtck0ns

    thanks to @LukinFan for posting this in another STP thread
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  • clayton12
    clayton12 Athens, GA Posts: 374
    I still say this often, but I was fortunate to see STP four times, from 2000-2003, and Weiland was the greatest frontman that I have ever seen. Never seen someone command a stage like him.
  • joberschlake
    joberschlake Columbus, OH Posts: 1,179
    clayton12 said:
    I still say this often, but I was fortunate to see STP four times, from 2000-2003, and Weiland was the greatest frontman that I have ever seen. Never seen someone command a stage like him.
    I’ve seen them several times with Scott also.  I couldn’t agree more.  He controlled the stage an audience like no one else I’ve ever seen.  I met him walking into a venue once, couldn’t have been a nicer guy.
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  • Zod
    Zod Posts: 10,905
    clayton12 said:
    I still say this often, but I was fortunate to see STP four times, from 2000-2003, and Weiland was the greatest frontman that I have ever seen. Never seen someone command a stage like him.

    I saw them twice in 2000 and once in 2009.   The two shows in 2000 were really really good.  One was at a theatre in Vancouver, and the 2nd one was the next night in Portland, OR headlining a metal festival (Tattoo The Earth).  We originally bought the Tattoo the Earth tickets because it was the closest date, and even back then, we're like, we better go in case we can't in the future.  We'd also missed the '96 show in Vancouver because it got cancelled due to the blizzard.  Also not sure how STP got added on the end of a metal festival, but it was pretty fun.

    Then we saw them play our small local arena in 2009.    The show was pretty lethargic.   Neither the band nor the crowd seemed into it :(

    I did consider seeing the new lineup as they were supposed to do an acoustic show to support the new album at the Commodore, but they cancelled it, and I think that was a before covid cancellation. Not sure why? :(
  • mickeyrat
    mickeyrat Posts: 44,428
    Zod said:
    clayton12 said:
    I still say this often, but I was fortunate to see STP four times, from 2000-2003, and Weiland was the greatest frontman that I have ever seen. Never seen someone command a stage like him.

    I saw them twice in 2000 and once in 2009.   The two shows in 2000 were really really good.  One was at a theatre in Vancouver, and the 2nd one was the next night in Portland, OR headlining a metal festival (Tattoo The Earth).  We originally bought the Tattoo the Earth tickets because it was the closest date, and even back then, we're like, we better go in case we can't in the future.  We'd also missed the '96 show in Vancouver because it got cancelled due to the blizzard.  Also not sure how STP got added on the end of a metal festival, but it was pretty fun.

    Then we saw them play our small local arena in 2009.    The show was pretty lethargic.   Neither the band nor the crowd seemed into it :(

    I did consider seeing the new lineup as they were supposed to do an acoustic show to support the new album at the Commodore, but they cancelled it, and I think that was a before covid cancellation. Not sure why? :(

    that singer isnt scott but I felt he does justice to the music. saw them at sonic temple
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  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,473
    Zod said:
    clayton12 said:
    I still say this often, but I was fortunate to see STP four times, from 2000-2003, and Weiland was the greatest frontman that I have ever seen. Never seen someone command a stage like him.

    I saw them twice in 2000 and once in 2009.   The two shows in 2000 were really really good.  One was at a theatre in Vancouver, and the 2nd one was the next night in Portland, OR headlining a metal festival (Tattoo The Earth).  We originally bought the Tattoo the Earth tickets because it was the closest date, and even back then, we're like, we better go in case we can't in the future.  We'd also missed the '96 show in Vancouver because it got cancelled due to the blizzard.  Also not sure how STP got added on the end of a metal festival, but it was pretty fun.

    Then we saw them play our small local arena in 2009.    The show was pretty lethargic.   Neither the band nor the crowd seemed into it :(

    I did consider seeing the new lineup as they were supposed to do an acoustic show to support the new album at the Commodore, but they cancelled it, and I think that was a before covid cancellation. Not sure why? :(
    I think that cancellation was because Jeff Gutt got sick or injured or something like that. 
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