The first time I heard of Stone Temple Pilots was in 1992 on a Special Edition "Grunge" magazine Rock Hard, "Core" had just come out and its authors were accused of opportunism Music kindly by their counterparts ... The cause? Stone Temple Pilots had not emerged in the suburbs of the capital of the rainy Seattle grunge, but in the Bay of San Diego in sunny California. Opportunism or not, facts are boosted by a handful of singles unstoppable "Core" was installed at the time over 20 weeks at the forefront of the U.S. Billboard, 500,000 copies sold in the same time and 8 million in total! It must be said that with titles such as hardened steel "Wicked Garden", "Dead and Bloated," "Sex Type Thing" or "Crackerman", the debut album from Stone Temple Pilots had every chance to grab the full set grunge wave.
Always very focused on large-edged riffs, rock of Stone Temple Pilots especially enjoys the services of an exceptional frontman in the person of Scott Weiland, a guy with a rare charisma, born to be a rock star. With a powerful voice but also able to distill a lot of emotion as the intimate "Creep" is the centerpiece Weiland of Stone Temple Pilots, who will allow him to bring things to another level than the "Ten" by Pearl Jam's "Badmotorfinger" by Soundgarden, the "Dirt" by Alice In Chains and "Nevermind" by Nirvana, which all came out ...
We lived in a great time and Stone Temple Pilots opened his discography, most beautiful way.
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