[YouTube] Scott Weiland - Piece of Pie - 1998

[STmotherfuckinP]

I can not believe I found this on youtube!!!!!

I have never seen this before have you?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfvRmAheLsc

ok...who's got this shit to upload??

[MedicBarbie]

OMG! NO!!!!!!!!!  Great find!!!

[Lazy Divey]

I have a professional boot with a piece of pie performance (maybe from this same show) but the audio is horrible.

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I can't believe that video had been posted on youtube for 2 years and non of us had stumbled on it earlier. greta find, thanks!
lazy divey, that show [in the youtube vid] is availble as an audio download in pretty good quality. If they are the same performance, wouldn't it be possible to sync up the audio and video? I'm sure someone on the boards could help out, anyone?

[STmotherfuckinP]

I can't believe that video had been posted on youtube for 2 years and non of us had stumbled on it earlier.

The user just posted that video last night. He's been a member for 2 years. So that's why you never saw it before

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I obviously didn't drink my morning coffee untill after scouring the boards..
=)

[gravedancer]

Pretty awesome.

[Aaron]

Take it from someone that saw Scott on the 12BB tour- Piece of Pie and the other STP covers didn't work out near as well as it does with STP. 

12BB is probably my 2nd favorite album of all time, but the 12BB show I saw was mostly a disaster. 

EDIT: Its funny that the last thing he says before leaving the stage is "Buy my motherfucking record."

[nat]

Out of curiosity, what made the 12BB shows a disaster? That POP cover looked/sounded pretty good to me.

[Aaron]

Out of curiosity, what made the 12BB shows a disaster? That POP cover looked/sounded pretty good to me.

Really??  Listen to a live STP version, and then re-listen to that one again.  Scott sounds mostly pretty good, Drums and bass are spot on.  However, the guitar is awful in the SW version of PoP- terrible solo, and very poor tone.  There is no top end on that guitar setup, and it isnt just the recording.  His instrument is muddy and undefined.  The guitar playing in the intro part is very clunky (not smooth like Dean) as well, and he carries that each time they do that part again. 

PoP aside, I say the 12BB tour was a disaster because Weiland made it so.  He was high out of his mind.  Weiland would introduce a different song other than the one the band had already begun playing, he'd stumble around stage, slur words/banter, sing off-key at times, forget lyrics.  All in all it was just a mess. 

There were moments of brilliance on the 12BB tour- the Letterman performance, HBO performance, and a few others, but really, the tour was a mess because of Weiland's problems. 

I absolutely love the CD, but I don't want 12BB live Weiland back, ever.

[nat]

Ah, I thought the muddy guitar was just an issue with the recording.

Thanks for the insight on the rest of the tour, though. Guess I should be glad I missed that one.

[Aaron]

It wasn't all bad, but it would have been better, with a different guitar and with a sober-er SW. 

[STmotherfuckinP]

Its funny that the last thing he says before leaving the stage is "Buy my motherfucking record."

I agree...I laughed my ass off when he said that. And I do agree that STP versions are exceptionally better. I had never seen this performance and freaked when I saw it. I think that Scott did a pretty good job...but the rest were just ok...I mean how can you really measure up to the Deleo's anyways?

[Lazy Divey]

Really??  Listen to a live STP version, and then re-listen to that one again.  Scott sounds mostly pretty good, Drums and bass are spot on.  However, the guitar is awful in the SW version of PoP- terrible solo, and very poor tone.  There is no top end on that guitar setup, and it isnt just the recording.  His instrument is muddy and undefined.  The guitar playing in the intro part is very clunky (not smooth like Dean) as well, and he carries that each time they do that part again. 

PoP aside, I say the 12BB tour was a disaster because Weiland made it so.  He was high out of his mind.  Weiland would introduce a different song other than the one the band had already begun playing, he'd stumble around stage, slur words/banter, sing off-key at times, forget lyrics.  All in all it was just a mess. 

There were moments of brilliance on the 12BB tour- the Letterman performance, HBO performance, and a few others, but really, the tour was a mess because of Weiland's problems. 

I absolutely love the CD, but I don't want 12BB live Weiland back, ever.

The mtv live performance is good too...i mean you gotta love nuns playing violins and weiland's riverdance/irish jig during LYRBMD