Random STP mentions

[Tuf_Duff In Chains]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvChQ04MOcA&ob=av3n


This band's biggest hit is actually a reference to Dumb Love

I don't understand the Refrence

[MyFavoriteCagedTiger]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvChQ04MOcA&ob=av3n


This band's biggest hit is actually a reference to Dumb Love

I don't understand the Refrence

"Couldn't get, outta bed, ten ton bricks layin on my head"

[sonofthecastle]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvChQ04MOcA&ob=av3n


This band's biggest hit is actually a reference to Dumb Love

I don't understand the Refrence

"Couldn't get, outta bed, ten ton bricks layin on my head"

they deserve to be played on the radio... well, maybe they used to be before everyone but the singer quit. They've toured with Army of Anyone and are pretty good friends with the DeLeos


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOY6cFWXaKM 

[Shangri]

Zach Myers from Shinedown on Twitter

"Listen. Say what you want about Scott Weiland's personal life. But you'll never look as good or cool as him in a suite. With a microphone"

https://twitter.com/ZMyersOfficial

[Manxita]

Zach Myers from Shinedown on Twitter

"Listen. Say what you want about Scott Weiland's personal life. But you'll never look as good or cool as him in a suite. With a microphone"

https://twitter.com/ZMyersOfficial

Very Cool! And I happen to agree with the guy

Another tweet:

Glenn Hughes                                                                                   
Had a lovely afternoon with Robert DeLeo from STP...we are performing 2gether @ Namm on fri nite @ the Samson:Zoom event...GH

http://twitter.com/glenn_hughes
     

[Manxita]

http://www.ecollegetimes.com/music/what-s-in-a-name-for-white-denim-not-much-1.2686110

     I know you've said you didn't listen to mainstream music while growing up, so what was your guilty pleasure?
     I feel like I mainly consumed all the music my dad listened to – he had   really great taste in music – up until the seventh grade. [chuckles] I   decided to discover my own music and I got really into the Smashing   Pumpkins, Stone Temple Pilots and Soundgarden. So, that was like the   first thing I listened to all the time that was mainstream.

[Manxita]

http://www.phillyburbs.com/lifestyle/moms/school-of-rock-doylestown-offers-savings-fun-and-lots-of/article_776ebb5e-41ea-11e1-993e-0019bb30f31a.html

"We've put together an awesome schedule of camp experiences that  range from melodic to super heavy rock n' roll," says Beca Dunst,  general manager of School of Rock Doylestown. "We have three  one-week performance day camps: 'Grunge Rock', which will feature  hits by top '90s bands such as Nirvana, Mud Honey, Stone Temple  Pilots, and Pearl Jam; 'Xtreme Metal', which will get the kids  cranking it up to some of the heaviest heavy metal ever made,  including music by Trivium, As I Lay Dying, and Mastodon; and 'Led  Zeppelin', which will pay tribute to the classic anthems of one of  the premier rock bands of all time."

http://www.intelligencer.ca/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=3440983

"The economics are simple, and the target group easily identified. If you   don't believe it, think back to last year's Rockfest: Meatloaf filled   the house, Stone Temple Pilots and Great Big Sea didn't."

[Manxita]

Sorry for the triple post, but since I can't edit my past posts now...

This is one of the most random mentions I found yet:

http://www.trippedmedia.com/2012/01/signs-you-are-not-a-real-gay-guy/

Sign ( 1 ) One – Music.  I’m a fan of Lady Gaga, but   not her music.  If I hear “The Edge of Glory” one more time, you’re   going to find me on the edge of a bridge about to jump off.  If you’re   jamming out to Smashing Pumpkins, Bush, Nirvana, Stone Temple Pilots,   and Third Eye Blind, you are not a real gay.  And if you are using a   glory hole in a gay bar while listening to “The Edge of Glory,” you go   girl!

And apparently, if you want to sing like Scott, you have to buy these singing lessons:

http://www.singinglessonstories.com/sing-like-scott-weiland/

[Manxita]

Dean is mentioned here:

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2012/1/prweb9136005.htm

“These songs are really great, the melodies draw you in and keep you listening” says Stone Temple Pilots guitarist Dean Deleo.

What I don't get is what Dean has to do with this band though...

[Manxita]

Interview with The Fray's Isaac Slade

http://www.americansongwriter.com/2012/02/a-qa-with-the-frays-isaac-slade/

Was working with producer Brendan O’Brien a big confidence boost?
It is, man. He has a funny way of distracting you enough. By forcing   the momentum to stay up, you don’t have time to question whether its   good or not, you just swing for the ball as hard as you can and hope it   hits the back wall.
Did he tell you stories about working with Bruce Springsteen and Pearl Jam?
Yeah, every couple days we would ask him what the hell it was like to make Blood Sugar Sex Magik, or working with Stone Temple Pilots, or what Eddie Vedder is really like. He’s a walking encyclopedia.

[Tuf_Duff In Chains]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJSj2beqMTk

Go to 7:45 but either way Good Interview I listened to the whole thing

[Manxita]

http://www.examiner.com/rock-music-in-grand-rapids/grammys-rock-briefly-at-the-coda-review

Bruno Mars followed with a blend of rock, R+B and doo-wop that connected   well with the crowd inside the Staples Center and got them on their   feet early in the night.  When Mars produced a megaphone and set off its   siren during a portion of his performance, it seemed as though he were   channeling a bit of Scott Weiland.

[Tuf_Duff In Chains]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcXtdPizvDE The title of the Video says enough

[Manxita]

I wasn't sure where to post this, so here it goes...

http://louispulice.wordpress.com/2012/02/14/90%E2%80%B2s-at-noon-february-11th-show-k-rock-92-3-hd-2-new-york/

It’s the debut of Meg and Lou! Fun times are being had, and we have highlights of our first show this past Saturday for you to check out!

We discussed everything you could possibly discuss in a one hour show. Our love for Nirvana, Alice in Chains and Rage Against The Machine, our  concerns for Scott Weiland and our different views on Marilyn Manson!
Listen to some of the highlights and tell us what you think!
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I have no idea what they talk about since I can't use Youtube here at the office, but reading that it is about "their concerns for Scott" it can't be anything too good...

[Shangri]

http://www.examiner.com/rock-music-in-grand-rapids/grammys-rock-briefly-at-the-coda-review

Bruno Mars followed with a blend of rock, R+B and doo-wop that connected   well with the crowd inside the Staples Center and got them on their   feet early in the night.  When Mars produced a megaphone and set off its   siren during a portion of his performance, it seemed as though he were   channeling a bit of Scott Weiland.

haha my sister was watching the grammys (because of FF) so when he grabbed the megaphone, immediately, she told me "look! he's trying to be Scott!" -btw that night I knew Bruno Mars face-

I wasn't sure where to post this, so here it goes...

http://louispulice.wordpress.com/2012/02/14/90%E2%80%B2s-at-noon-february-11th-show-k-rock-92-3-hd-2-new-york/

It’s the debut of Meg and Lou! Fun times are being had, and we have highlights of our first show this past Saturday for you to check out!

We discussed everything you could possibly discuss in a one hour show. Our love for Nirvana, Alice in Chains and Rage Against The Machine, our  concerns for Scott Weiland and our different views on Marilyn Manson!
Listen to some of the highlights and tell us what you think!
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I have no idea what they talk about since I can't use Youtube here at the office, but reading that it is about "their concerns for Scott" it can't be anything too good...

Nothing new, more of the same old story. "He's so on drugs, in and out in and out, rehab, no, rehab, no, blah blah blah..." isn't even worth your time