Scott in his heyday

[Huckleberry]

Stumbled on this one on youtube...Weiland & Cindy Lauper 'Barbarella'. Scott in his prime! VR still on, no sign of drugs/too much alcohol, spot on singing and participating. Beautifull! 100% coolness.
 

[EyesOfDisarray]

Here's the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibQMdYqK2k4

I stumbled on this before when I was looking for a different Barbarella performance. This one is very cool though; I love the arrangement, and Cyndi Lauper did a great job too of capturing the song's and Scott's vibe.

[andrew]

The only bad part about that Barbarella performance is that sad guitar solo by Grean.....

[Tyrant]

You know, the funny thing is that at the time this performance took place it already seemed like Scott went all downhill and his heyday is gone.  Same with "The Last Fight" video posted by Andrew on some other thread. I remember thinking "God, what happened to Scott. He looks and sounds bad" back then.
Kinda sad it seems like his heyday in comparison to current times.

[NickLorenza]

I think this might be from the same show where a bunch of singers including Scott perform "Time After Time" with her.  For that performance I want to say Scott is sitting in a chair. 

[Chris Pepper]

Always loved this performance.  The best I've ever seen of Barbarella.  Just goes to show you with Scott and some great backing, rehearsal how cool it comes out.  Don't know much about Cyndi Lauper but she was an awesome compliment w/ Scott on this song.  Really really well done.  Love his show w/ the Doors, too. 

[jimmy j]

I remember seeing this performance when it first aired and was blown away by how good Scott sounded that night. I think this performance was an exception, not a typical example of his abilities at that point in time. But what an exception!!

[andrew]

I remember seeing this performance when it first aired and was blown away by how good Scott sounded that night. I think this performance was an exception, not a typical example of his abilities at that point in time. But what an exception!!

I'm willing to bet this performance, along with pretty much any other "made for TV" performance is doctored/rerecorded in the studio after the live shows.


You can see him moving the mic around, but for some reason his voice doesn't get softer then louder then softer again.....


Still a great performance. Scott really can put on a show, acting a fool singing flailing all errywhere, or just standing in front of the mic focusing on the vocals.

[andrew]

wrong

[andrew]

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