Random STP mentions

[cgg]

Just heard Plush as they went to break during the 49ers/Saints game.

[IMJ]

Just heard Plush as they went to break during the 49ers/Saints game.

That's cool.... was it on the broadcast, or could you hear it being played in the stadium in the background?

[Pingfah]

I've heard Plush numerous times recently on NFL watching Ravens games. Usually part of the broadcast.

[cgg]

Just heard Plush as they went to break during the 49ers/Saints game.

That's cool.... was it on the broadcast, or could you hear it being played in the stadium in the background?

Definitely part of the broadcast.  Basically the cut to commercial music.

Too bad they couldn’t have gotten opportunities like this years ago.

[steven28174]

They play acoustic Plush quietly at Carolina Panthers games when a player is injured and being evaluated on the field. Have done it for about 10 years. They play Interstate Love Song regularly in the stadium, especially when we play the Falcons (reference to the interstate rivalry, I've always assumed). Had season tickets all 25 years. Go Panthers.

[Five Star Edge]

https://www.kerrang.com/features/fear-factory-burton-c-bell-looks-back-on-25-years-of-

[/color]“Dino and I used to live together back then,” says Burton, “and he memorised all of Cowboys From Hell, because he wanted to pick like [/color]Dimebag[/color]. And here’s a fun fact… the riff for New Breed is the riff for a [/color]Stone Temple Pilots[/color] song played backwards, Vaseline, I think.”

[Five Star Edge]

www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/deftones-white-pony-20-black-stallion-reissue-1015368/amp/


But few fans knew the late Scott Weiland played a part in the song “Rx Queen” — though he covertly sang backup vocals, he was never formally credited for the track. “We definitely got together and worked on some stuff,” said Moreno. “I was playing him some tunes in his studio. He’d sing along and say, ‘What do you think of this harmony?’ We just never talked about how to handle the credit part of it. I never admitted it was him, but if you play the song, you can hear him in there.”