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Soundgarden and Alice In Chains are reactivated, Pearl Jam have never been away from the window and Nirvana are there forever. Support is lacking, as not even a band? The answer is yes and no.
For a long time ago. Nine years to be exact. "Shangri-La Dee Da" was the last album-life characters of the San Diego reply to the Seattle sound and was a post-grunge-tinged psychedelic pastiche. Then singer Scott Weiland was looking for his soul in a doomed new band called Velvet Revolver and more recently as a second solo album, while his former comrades, the brothers DeLeo and drummer Eric Kretz joint and separate musical paths pursued.
But now they are under escalating U.S. tour and new album under those same three words together again, which once stood for million-dollar album paragraphs. The result is a successful, relaxed and not at all headlight attention, drug scandals or thick pants screaming well-plate, the more ready than ever to the true musical preferences, and role models of the band. Classic Rock Powerpop with fluffy add-on, one could call it. At least the West Coast rock sun shines on this album by quite strong. And the big pophistorischen "B" is one of these days by not. "Of course, any comparison with the Beatles is meant as a compliment. Even if I personally now not so much the Beatles in the songs, listen," beckons from guitarist Dean DeLeo, "'Dare If You Dare' has perhaps as some Beatles-Touch. At least, as we have recorded the song eventually. I was initially more like a mountain sound in the ear, but the approach has changed through the use of the Wurlitzer pianos Eclectic something. " Okay, so even a little Beatles.
These late-sixties rock and a hard Klimperkasten classic - the pilots steer clear of these days tend toward classic rock than in the alternative future. "I am 49 years old this year and the seventies will always be my rock-framework ', DeLeo is aware of his bad cards in terms of visual trend of young hipsters.
I am glad to have grown up in this era, because this time was really a very good era for music. Even the popular music at that time had really matter. I have another brother who is now around 60 and I well recall, as I heard crying as a little boy of seven years, Hendrix out of his room. My sister always played the Doors and Crosby, Stills, Nash And Young. And my mother was a big Andy Williams and The Mamas And The Papas fan. So there was always a lot of music in our house. You could hear all the musical facets, depending on which part of the house you are currently in you. From Burt Bacharach to Zeppelin. So I grew up. "
You can hear that. And let's be honest: True grunge, Stone Temple Pilots were never still.
Frank Thiessies
Release Date: 21/05/2010
Label: Atlantic
Tracklist:
1st Between The Lines
2nd Take A Load Off
3rd Huckleberry Crumble
4th Hickory Dichotomy
5th Dare If You Dare
6th Cinnamon
7th Hazy Daze
8th Bagman
9th Peacoat
10th Fast As I Can
11th First Kiss on Mars
12th Maver
