Random STP mentions

[DankoJones]

Taken from a review of the new Foo's album, have to hear this track now ..

"Take, for example, “Congregation”, which was laid down in Nashville with country singer Zac Brown, but has a riff lifted straight out of “Interstate Love Song” by Stone Temple Pilots."

http://www.straight.com/music/769771/foo-fighters-hit-hard-shoulder-sonic-highways

[HelloItsLate]

 Not sure if this has been posted here before. Mention of SW in the Dirty Heads song “Burn Slow:”
 
First time we met I was tripping balls
Jeffery shit when I touch these walls
Crawl in a cave when the day-time calls
Hibernate, animals
Next night out when I'm feeling great
Met this chick in an altered state
Heels as big empire state
She's a model, fuck that's great
Gave me a touch
Said what's up
I said fucking, nothing much
Ask me what I'm wearing
I said shhh, designer drugs
Lucy and the diamonds
Turn out, the lights are blinding
I'll spit this last line
And you can call me Scott Weiland
 Burn slow

[sonofthecastle]

Lizzy Caplan from The Interview and Masters of Sex is a big STP fangirl and has mentioned them multiple times in interviews


http://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2013/10/lizzy-caplan-facts/favorite-bands


She also mentioned them in a Spin article (about how she loved The Crow Soundtrack just for STP) but I can't find the link.


Maybe she's honeypotting me.

[DeadAndNotForSale]

Lizzy Caplan from The Interview and Masters of Sex is a big STP fangirl and has mentioned them multiple times in interviews


http://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2013/10/lizzy-caplan-facts/favorite-bands


She also mentioned them in a Spin article (about how she loved The Crow Soundtrack just for STP) but I can't find the link.


Maybe she's honeypotting me.

Hahaha that's cool though.  I always thought she was pretty cute, but now that I know this, she's dead sexy in my book.

[PigsinZen]

http://loudwire.com/best-stone-temple-pilots-songs/


Dumb Top 10 list that only highlights the obvious hits of the band rather than their best work. But, in the article they state that STP has released 5 albums, and High Rise. I guess just like STP's setlists and Spotify, Loudwire is now acting like the self titled album didn't exist. Shame, its personally my favorite, just an opinion.

[Pingfah]

Live just posted a video to their Facebook page where Chad Gracey names Eric as one of his influences, and says he really likes his style.

[diamondnoose21]

Small mention on Daily Show last night. Talking about FIFA


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yll2wLz7kCo




4:10 mark

[DankoJones]

"these Temple Pilots are as good as Stone"  .. now thats random lol

[Blue]

Random Weiland joke on @midnight last night...

https://youtu.be/1YmPGd5RPEY

At about 1:04.

[JBattista]

Random Weiland joke on @midnight last night...

https://youtu.be/1YmPGd5RPEY

At about 1:04.

I don't get it.

[JBattista]

Sour Girl is played on VH1 Driven: Limp Bizkit @ 31:13


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9L-dMUv5I7g

[foou33]

Random Weiland joke on @midnight last night...

https://youtu.be/1YmPGd5RPEY

At about 1:04.

gold.

[Five Star Edge]

This was from 09/2014, where Spin ranked all 87 Zeppelin tracks:
 
 
61. “Dancing Days” (Houses of the Holy, 1973)
A classic riff, but Page was tossing off unforgettable licks like he was discarding cigarette butts in the early ’70s, so this one ranks as low as it does due to being a little too repetitive and having a couple WTF? lyrics — even by Zep standards (“I saw a lion / He was standing alone with a tadpole in a jar”). Does get extra points for the fine STP cover.
 
http://www.spin.com/2014/09/led-zeppelin-every-song-ranked/

[JBattista]

Trippin' and No Way Out is played
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7X3F8xPPNw

[Five Star Edge]

http://www.avclub.com/article/11-diss-tracks-are-probably-about-courtney-love-233256

11 diss tracks that are probably about Courtney Love

#3. Stone Temple Pilots, “Too Cool Queenie” (2001)
The late Scott Weiland called “Too Cool Queenie” the “most distinctively non-love song” on Shangri-La Dee Da, Stone Temple Pilots’ 2001 album. Weiland says in his autobiography that he wrote the song after running into Love in New York, while she was feuding with the surviving members of Nirvana. When the track was released, though, Weiland was coy about the subject of the song, even though it’s quite obvious what he’s getting at from lines like, “There was this boy / He played in a rock-n-roll band / And he wasn’t half-bad, / At saving the world / She said he could do no right / So he took his life / His story is true.” Blaming Love for her husband’s death, these lyrics lob a much nastier insult than simply calling her a fame whore. [Molly Eichel]