it was so strange i remember dreaming of weiland in the CORE era with his insane voice.. and
i remember just being completely shocked at how strong his vocals were and everything.. and it nearly made me think to myself.
how he can never be that same person again..
the guys a fighting legend of the Rock & Roll 90's Scene..
and STP being my favorite band..
it kind of touches you on a personal level as well
to cherish every moment you can as if it were your last
It actually kind of makes me sad. I went to a show last year and was just blown away by the onstage presence by the band as a whole. Although, Scott was just nowhere near his former self, physically and vocally. I just wish I could have been there before he did heroin that first time to tell him what it would do to him 20 years later.
I just feel like he's on borrowed time and especially with the stuff coming up about his pill usage. Makes me wonder if he'll ever just realize that he should be taking care of himself physically.
With all that said, I hope I am wrong and those performances from 1992-1994 are some of the best performances I have ever heard/seen (via youtube and thank you dvd). After that time frame he was hit or miss because of his drug use.
its so sad to think that those times will never be the same ya know
to know you cant rewind time..
i mean god.. i love to hear the CORE record.. and just Where The River Goes, and Crackerman
how strong his vocals were in that..
dont get me wrong
EVERY STP record is a classic.. in terms of differences and the beautiful guitar & bass from Rob and Dean
and The Drums are So Solid..
but Vocally Weiland wont ever be that hard edged.. but i cant complain
i think the new record is the greatest rock n Roll record since revolvers libertad
its like a blend of bowie meets aerosmith
then comes through to shangri la dee da
and comes out of tiny music