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The Wicked Garden / Re: Dean and Robert are Shameful
« on: February 21, 2016, 03:13:10 AM »
loungefly - I don't have time to go back and read the posts but you sound pretty reasonable so I doubt I was referring to you. Seems like we actually agree.
This is definitely not about Scott Weiland vs Robert/Dean to me. I'm an STP fan and equally admire each member of the (real) band. I could not get myself to ever enjoy Velvet Revolver because Scott was fronting another band. I'll give you another example. I remember around 2000 STP was on Howard Stern and somehow Dave Coutts' name was brought up. Howard mentioned that he thought Scott would have done a better job, etc. etc. Scott's reply was something along the lines of "yeah he blew". To me that was really disrespectful and rubbed me the wrong way.
Blue - You know perspectives can be interesting man. I actually saw that interview and unlike you, I came away with a different opinion of Dean's demeanor. It bothered me that when they were discussing Scott, Dean abruptly changed the subject, turning it into a joke that everyone laughed at. It all seemed very disrespectful.
1999-2002 were the golden days of STP. Go listen to the banter between Scott and Dean when they went out on that radio tour in 2000, particularly the one in Southern Studios. There was a lot of love back then. Just purely from a humanistic standpoint, forgetting about being a fan of the band, I am really put off by Dean and Robert's composure in the months after Scott passed. They definitely have a chip on their shoulder. Go back and look at the KROQ interview after STP played with Chester for the first time live. The host asked about Scott, and they behaved like giddy little school girls. That's not how professionals compose themselves.
This is definitely not about Scott Weiland vs Robert/Dean to me. I'm an STP fan and equally admire each member of the (real) band. I could not get myself to ever enjoy Velvet Revolver because Scott was fronting another band. I'll give you another example. I remember around 2000 STP was on Howard Stern and somehow Dave Coutts' name was brought up. Howard mentioned that he thought Scott would have done a better job, etc. etc. Scott's reply was something along the lines of "yeah he blew". To me that was really disrespectful and rubbed me the wrong way.
Blue - You know perspectives can be interesting man. I actually saw that interview and unlike you, I came away with a different opinion of Dean's demeanor. It bothered me that when they were discussing Scott, Dean abruptly changed the subject, turning it into a joke that everyone laughed at. It all seemed very disrespectful.
1999-2002 were the golden days of STP. Go listen to the banter between Scott and Dean when they went out on that radio tour in 2000, particularly the one in Southern Studios. There was a lot of love back then. Just purely from a humanistic standpoint, forgetting about being a fan of the band, I am really put off by Dean and Robert's composure in the months after Scott passed. They definitely have a chip on their shoulder. Go back and look at the KROQ interview after STP played with Chester for the first time live. The host asked about Scott, and they behaved like giddy little school girls. That's not how professionals compose themselves.