I Got You was performed live for the first and only time on April 16, 2002. Songs not performed after the 1996/1997 tour are: Pop's Love Suicide and Daisy.ДЇrom No.4 (1999): Pruno, Church On Tuesday, Glide and MC5 were never performed live. And So I Know was only performed a couple of times during the 1996 tour. Songs From the Vatican Gift Shop (1996): Press Play, Art School Girl, Adhesive and Ride The ClichГ© were never performed live.

Again, there are recordings available of all of them.ДЇrom Tiny Music. Songs not performed after the 1992/1993 Core-tour are: No Memory (usually as intro to ' Sin' on the Core tour), Naked Sunday, Wet My Bed and Where The River Goes.ДЇrom Purple (1994): Every song off this album was performed live. Also, there are (bootleg) recordings available of all of them. Here they are:ДЇrom Core (1992): Every song off this album was performed live. Some songs were never played live, though. Dean DeLeo has said that the band is now exploring 2-guitar performances with Jeff on guitar as well as vocals. In some cases Robert used an additional acoustic guitar on a guitar stand ( Lounge Fly, for example), or Scott has picked up a guitar to strum a chord or two ( Bipolar Bear). Can you tell me which ones they are from each album?'ДЄ: One could argue that not every STP song can be performed live with only one guitar player. 1.Q: Jon asks: 'I heard that there are quite a few songs that STP never played live to date.

make references to other things, but a lot of times, references to other things are nothing more than a scapegoat to try to hide from dealing with certain things inside.' Fans grasped onto the personal nature of 'Vasoline,' as well as the rest of the album, and the song would climb all the way to No. there may have been more observations of the outside on the last record, where this, I think is extremely personal. The singer added to RIP Magazine, 'I guess for myself, the person who writes words, I feel comfortable writing about my own experiences and feelings, so I guess they're a lot more introspective as opposed to. It's about lying to Jannina and lying to the band about my heroin addiction.'

Specifically he stated, 'It's about being stuck in the same situation over and over again. And Weiland would later state in his autobiography Not Dead and Not for Sale that 'Vasoline' was penned about his drug habit. Robert DeLeo told MusikExpress that it also dealt with the feeling of how the band was being delivered to the media. On VH1's Storytellers series, Weiland stated that it was about feeling like an insect under a magnifying glass. As for the meaning of the song, there have been a few interpretations. In June of '94, with the album landing on shelves, Stone Temple Pilots moved forward with the driving rocker ' Vasoline.' The aggressive intro came about when Robert DeLeo decided to try something different, channeling his bass through a wah pedal. 3), MTV began to air the Unplugged performance of the song that would serve as the video for the track. However, with the song bounding up the charts (it peaked at No.

The band performed the song live for the first time during the taping of their MTV Unplugged special, but the track was initially left out of the edited special. At one point, 'Big Empty' carried the title 'Only Dying,' according to Robert DeLeo in an interview with MusikExpress, but the band changed it after the death of actor Brandon Lee while shooting The Crow film. The band delivered a moody, bluesy track called ' Big Empty' for the film, and as it fell in the vein of their final Core single 'Creep,' the song served as the perfect bridge to Purple. By virtue of their success, the group had been sought out to contribute the soundtrack of The Crow, one of the early box office successes of 1994. The band had already started the ball rolling when the Purple album arrived on June 7, 1994. I'm satisfied with this album, and I hope that we continue challenging ourselves and progressing as songwriters.' I'm not saying we're better than everybody else, but we're a completely different entity than anyone else. Weiland told RIP Magazine, 'I'm so confident with the songwriting of the people in this band, the people I play music with, that I'm not going to let any person try to judge me as a person or songwriter, because I know where we're at. Emboldened by the experiences that had occurred over a difficult few years for the band, vocalist Scott Weiland channeled some of the tensions and self-reflection into the lyrical content, while the remaining band members upped their game providing the musical portions and expanding the group's sounds.

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