How Stone Temple Pilots Wrote The Perfect Song

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In today's livestream I break down one of my favorite Stone Temple Pilots songs.
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@occipitallobe 14 дней назад

STP has always used such deceptively complex chord progressions in their music, hauntingly beautiful. RIP Scott, you are missed.

@EchoMountain47 14 дней назад

That’s true. Their debut single plush has weird chords and key changes. That was pretty much unheard of in mainstream modern rock at the time. I always felt like they were coming from more of a Zeppelin vocabulary than grunge

@donsimons9810 14 дней назад

Jeff, does it feel good to belittle other people in the group? No one cares that you read song writing credits - get outta here

@andresvelasco2767 14 дней назад

@donsimons9810 who the fukk is Jeff

@mbg4041 14 дней назад

@@donsimons9810?

@GoldTop57 14 дней назад

Most of that came from the brilliant instrumental mind of Robert DeLeo

@douglasmijangos3327 14 дней назад

Robert from STP is grossly…. Disgustingly underrated as a musician man.. what an amazing artist ❤

@mendiapodaca 12 дней назад

Dean DeLeo too, just because he's not a flashy guitarist.

@douglasmijangos3327 11 дней назад

@@mendiapodaca I agree .. you know when you have a band .. for some reason a lot of bands are like this.. like John from the Red Hot Chili Peppers.. Sinister Gates from A7X.. it’s the “Guy” that the rest of the band knows .. “that dude is the musically gifted one” that’s the person the rest of the band probably goes to for advice about Music theory and melody.. I believe Robert is “that guy” from STP

@MegaByrds 11 дней назад

@@douglasmijangos3327 Apparently so. Which I didn't know until Rick's interview. What a great team, tho!

@gordonborsboom7460 11 дней назад

Two negatives don't make a positive

@LS-ti1rz 8 дней назад

Rick, hello. I was hoping if you can one day soon do an in depth explanation of why the song "Mayonnaise " on the Siamese Dreams" album is so darn good. Why is it so haunting It would be a very interesting evaluation. Hope you can spare the time to do it. Godspeed, and thank you very much.

@jwhowsezjwhowsez5448 15 дней назад

Rick is the Perfect fukin example of what makes the internet such an amazing tool!

@mestayno 14 дней назад

yep. But I really wish that I could limit it to only these types of contents

@theworldaccordingto4555 14 дней назад

@@mestayno Me Too!

@ScabibbleWilly 14 дней назад

Beautifully stated!❤

@dancarter482 13 дней назад

@@mestayno Get better equipment.

@mestayno 13 дней назад

@@dancarter482 like what?

@georgemorgan6119 14 дней назад

Rob Deleo wrote some sick, melodic bass lines. He was the secret weapon of that band. Kretz never rushed tempo. Quite the contrary. What a pocket he laid!! Some of Dean's solos were otherworldly with crazy bending and he never played just run of the mill licks. He got more and more tasteful with each record. Their music grew and changed so much from album to album. True artists. Can only imagine how fulfilling it must have felt with the vocal melody and lyric on top. What a band!!!

@nostalgicsound 13 дней назад

Exactly. The beautiful complexity of the La-dee-da album is just something else. You really appreciate the art from those guys.

@user-sc7gq9pf9k 18 часов назад

I definitely patterned a lot of my bass lines after Rob and his approach. Really opened my eyes.

@PNW_Sportbike_Life 13 часов назад

Kretz is not a pocket player lol. He’s behind the beat; which worked for STP

@filmguy006 3 часа назад

He could have done only roots and walk up and down on Plush and that would have been fine. Nope, he went non-roots often and it changed the whole sound

@Nygle123 15 дней назад

Nice to see the love for STP. I always appreciated that band. RIP Scott Weiland.

@mikelouis9389 14 дней назад

As Howard Stern said after interviewing him, he was too sweet for this world.

@peteraddison4371 14 дней назад

Mm. Hearing this's very Cobainesque, like a heavy reminiscence feel ...

@BobcatOneManBand 14 дней назад

I know! Rest in peace, Scott. He was such a solid songwriter. Only the good die young!

@BobcatOneManBand 14 дней назад

@peteraddison4371 I know the Kurt Cobain similarities. They both had that melancholic inflection in their voices. Where Kurt had more of a brighter edge, Scott has more of that midrange edge in his voice. The vocals on STP songs are MUCH more clear than on Nirvana songs. It's fun to contrast this

@BBRocker75 15 дней назад

To this date Stone Temple is on the top 10 of my fav bands. Old their songs aged so well, lyrics and instrumental composition still fresh and delightful.

@vagabond197979 15 дней назад

STP got lumped in with the alt/rock of the day but in looking back now they really stand out to me. The songs are just so unique.

@tomgnyc 14 дней назад

I mean, they are lumped in. But it's a great group to be lumped in to.

@RickReasonnz 14 дней назад

I know I underappreciated them back in the way. Love them more now.

@adammckay3299 14 дней назад

I just wish people talked about them more. I don't think I've ever come across someone in my day to day life who's heard of them. And yet they have tens or hundreds of millions of listens on Spotify.

@BobcatOneManBand 14 дней назад

They were easily the most jazz and noir influenced band of that era. The similarities are the melancholy in the vocals and the moodiness of the arrangements.

@mikeb5372 13 дней назад

Grunge is the term that was used back then

@Bouslog27 15 дней назад

STP on here always has me ‘Liking Video’ unbelievably fast lol

@R33L_Love 15 дней назад

Can’t wait for the Brendan interview - holy cow!!!

@steve1751 14 дней назад

The Robert DeLeo interview is awesome. Such a brilliant yet humble musician. His personality alone makes me like STP even more.

@uneedtherapy42 15 дней назад

STP was secretly the best band of the 90s

@donsimons9810 14 дней назад

wasn’t really a secret. Even Billy Corgan called Weiland the voice of the generation

@steve1751 14 дней назад

Their music has aged really well. I think at the time they were kind of lumped in with the grunge bands but they are really so much more. I agree. One of the best bands of the 90s for sure.

@uneedtherapy42 14 дней назад

@@steve1751 Tiny Music… that sh** still rocks!

@jhamler1 14 дней назад

TOOL was the bestest band of the 90's. And the 2000's. But, yeah... STP were pretty good. Not as good as Soundgarden, though. Or Alice In Chains. Or Faith No More. But, yeah... Pretty good.

@MrBuketman 14 дней назад

I wish even more people finally realized this. Non musicians paid more attention after seeing them live in person, or a few videos of how wild/jammin’ they are. I’m a musician and when I saw them in 2001 I doubled my appreciation.

@KipArmadillo 14 дней назад

I love that Rick helps legitimize STP. They were oddly discarded, at least critically, for a period of time. But for even the less discerning listener, their music is excellent and holds up. Loved the RDL interview and excited for the BOB interview!

@claytonlarson1574 8 дней назад

STP is repeatedly melodicaly complicated, while being pleasing to the average listener. That's a rare quality in music.

@DR.DisInfect 6 дней назад

Because they sucked live dude showed up to my show in Daytona in the height of their stardom high af and ruined the whole show sat at piano playing random country songs his band mates were like wtf I've never really listened to them ever since. He didn't give af and lost a lot of fans and critics from his behavior on stage

@filmguy006 3 часа назад

Right? Its a odd cycle. Initially, the songs sounded plain and simple and easy. On continuous listen, they are not at all that

@brendonching7952 15 дней назад

O’Brien has recorded some of my all time favorite albums….absolute genius.

@marshac1479 15 дней назад

I started listening to STP again after the Robert DeLeo interview. He was so chill. Love them.

@WoodyZappa1 15 дней назад

An amazing interview. He was brilliant.

@chrisclermont456 14 дней назад

Robert DeLeo is a great cat!!

@chocolatetownforever7537 10 дней назад

I LOVE that interview, and the grin and gleam in Roberts eyes when he looks at Rick when he plays the music. There was clearly a connection there, between two guys who KNOW music. So neat to see that.

@Cloven137 7 дней назад

Haha same. I also realized during that interview that I really like Pearl Jam. Who knew.

@chocolatetownforever7537 7 дней назад

@@Cloven137 LOVE Pearl Jam. Eddie's voice is one of the most unique and all time greats.

@jbzooropa72 15 дней назад

I used to play this album over and over again. Seriously a masterpiece.

@youropionmattersnot 15 дней назад

I still play along to STP on guitar. Such an exercise in tone shift and mechanics.

@donsimons9810 14 дней назад

by far the most played albums of my whole life

@Williammorningcrow 13 дней назад

STP gave me hope that the music I loved, wasn't completely dead

@brucestellar7630 14 дней назад

Love old STP. Trippin on a hole in a paper heart is probably my favorite song by them.

@jaggillar6680 15 дней назад

Also love STP - Sour Girl. Talented band for sure!

@youropionmattersnot 15 дней назад

Brilliant song

@davidanania5618 14 дней назад

The baseline throughout and the layered guitar parts in the choruses (starting with the 2nd chorus) are amazing. What a beautiful tune.

@a.schottinthedark57 14 дней назад

Love that song played live. So beautiful with all the violins in the background.

@Boom12 14 дней назад

Sour Girl took a whole new meaning when my girlfriend left me. Everything said in those verses, matched what we were going through in those turbulent final months in the relationship.

@donsimons9810 14 дней назад

that’s a middling song for them.

@groovemusic7772 14 дней назад

Your interview with Robert DeLeo is a must watch for any STP fan! Awesome break down of the song, Rick!

@jim6916 14 дней назад

Yeah the background history great to know how they met

@CMill78 15 дней назад

Scott Weiland should show up in the dictionary under Frontman. Performing live he was an absolute Star. Such a loss.

@krisdaschwab912 14 дней назад

I saw STP once and the band was about 45 minutes late. If only Scott had cleaned up his act.

@Williammorningcrow 13 дней назад

Yes, Scott was late alot

@stenmin1234 13 дней назад

Scott absolutely ruined a show in St. Paul by stopping songs and ranting about "being sober" while clearly not being sober. Luckily Disturbed opened for them and stole the show and made it worth the price of admission.

@jeffballard3895 13 дней назад

So glad I got to see them live. Scott Weiland was incredible.

@heyreadmefirst3522 13 дней назад

@@krisdaschwab912 night & day difference seeing him clean on tour with velvet revolver compared to when he relapsed.

@donnaleone3818 14 дней назад

Interstate Love Song - my favorite. Perfect.

@donsimons9810 14 дней назад

good story. Not sure why you’re telling it

@EchoMountain47 14 дней назад

Technically that is probably the best STP song and one of the best 90s rock songs, but unfortunately it’s suffered from getting way overplayed. There are other STP songs I’d probably put on before that one, but I still appreciate and enjoy it

@EchoMountain47 14 дней назад

@@donsimons9810 sounds like you might be on the spectrum

@donnaleone3818 14 дней назад

@@EchoMountain47 I guess that depends where you live? I never hear it on the radio around here.

@prasad530 14 дней назад

@@donsimons9810 Not sure why you are commenting.

@youropionmattersnot 15 дней назад

It's nice to hear Rick explain the underrated greatness of STP. It's so sad that Scott's interpersonal drama overshadowed his contributions to STP as a whole. His lyrics were amazing. His selection of notes and phrasing were beyond...... He was completely the right man for the band.

@JoeL-ou2mt 15 дней назад

Eric Kretz actually wrote most of the songs in STP. 👍🏻

@thebystander3949 15 дней назад

Not true. Deleos wrote thr music and Scott did melodies and lyrics.

@arottie4097 14 дней назад

@@thebystander3949 YUP!

@RickGraziano 14 дней назад

His contributions to Velvet Revolver were just as incredible considering how utterly damaged he was at that time with his addictions and losses of so many musicians that he knew. He acted like he was trying to destroy himself, and carried an air of fatalism near the end. Even his songs were seeming to predict his own end. Just a waste of so many people from era.

@tybrustornt 14 дней назад

@@JoeL-ou2mt most the songs’ lyrics are about Scott’s personal life problems and battles with drug addiction(bc he wrote them)

@mariannetuite7411 14 дней назад

Eternally one of my favourite bands. These four men truly captured lightning in a bottle. And Weiland? His ability to sing just about anything completely blew my mind as a teenager. I was 12 when Core came out, I turned 44 last weekend.. It’s still an album I frequently play all the way through without skipping a single note

@bobward7489 14 дней назад

STP, one of the best bands of the 90's and criminally underrated.

@jasonlamar6347 13 дней назад

I think that overshadowed by others, whether better or not, feels like an apt description. Timing was part of it too.

@aaronsandker8954 12 дней назад

Caring about ratings has always been lame.

@amo0707- 12 дней назад

Why is everything from the past underrated? Yes we're getting older but they weren't or aren't underrated, STP is huge!

@stevendieva2983 12 дней назад

Under-rated? You couldn't go 20 minutes in the 90s without hearing them on every radio station and on MTV...they were a household name. Can't get much more "appreciation" from the world than that. Hip musicians who aren't listening with an analytical ear might not name-drop them as a massively impactful band, but that's frequently been the case with mainstream-successful bands...

@imacmill 12 дней назад

There's always someone....

@rzerobzero 14 дней назад

I was 23 in 1996 and I loved my Dad more than anyone, but when he died suddenly of an embolism, I went to the Stone Temple Pilots concert at Nassau Coleseum the night of the funeral. I had missed 3 Nirvana shows and didn't think Scott was gonna make it out of the 90's. Glad he did, RIP.

@DR.DisInfect 6 дней назад

They sucked live the times I went he was so high he f'd it all up threw it away

@chaotictraveller 14 дней назад

You can tell what a brilliant guitarist Rick is. He's the only one to find the pick right away after dropping it.

@Nirnek 8 дней назад

😂😂😂😂

@crackerbarreIkid55 14 дней назад

@RickBeato your interview with Robert DeLeo is a treasure. It pulled back the curtain for me not only about the majesty behind STP’s music but the amazing humans that created it. Can’t thank you enough.

@tannerbuckley8126 15 дней назад

STP super fan here. Their best work was always the deeper cuts. Lady Picture Show, I Got You (Such a Beach Boys Vibe), Sour Girl, Atlanta, A Song for Sleeping, and my personal favorite "And so I know". To those that have only heard their radio singles, check out their record Shangri La Dee Da. Beautiful vocal work. I could go on forever ablut my love for these guys. The Deleo brothers are so cohesive.

@RickGraziano 14 дней назад

I've always loved Still Remains for the imagery the lyrics and how the sound creates a scene that is both lush and insistent.

@michaelbirdwell7985 14 дней назад

The bass line on Silvergun Superman is incredibly groovy, but only true STP fans have ever heard it.

@TheScabbleGabble 14 дней назад

Still Remains, Meatplow, Piece of Pie, Tumble in the rough

@a.schottinthedark57 14 дней назад

@@michaelbirdwell7985That song is another good one but is kinda difficult to hear now after knowing what it is about. 😢

@Brew-doo 14 дней назад

And so I know is one of my favs. Learning the solo currently.

@mudman619 15 дней назад

My fav STP song is "Sin." It's so powerful, so poignant, so haunting, so raw & so full of real emotions. Although it's about addiction & the struggle with it, I believe it also touches on just the struggles with being a human that all of us can understand - all the crap all of us have to deal with every day - it captures this beautifully. I've listened to it over and over and over again & it doesn't get old.

@luckysaguarohomes7455 14 дней назад

Totally agree-Sin is my favorite song off Core, and definitely up there for my favorite STP song of all time.

@alwaysemployed656 14 дней назад

Sin got a very hypnotic tempo very similar to the opening of AC/DC's Hard As A Rock. It's that kind of tempo that puts you in a trance.

@alwaysemployed656 13 дней назад

@@davidbachy5627 HA! Try finding out the name of an INSTRUMENTAL song you don't know the name of. If a song got lyrics, all you got to do is google a part of the lyrics and you'll find out the name of the song. Google this here ( down you go suffer long ) and the first results is STP Sin. Can't do that with an instrumental song and there's a song that's driving me crazy not knowing the name and who does the song!! I'll bet Rick here knows the song I'm talking about. It's a jazz acoustic guitar instrumental from the year 1992, kinda got a slight rural Italian vibe and a little bossa nova groove to it.

@oskarfunes2505 13 дней назад

Robert's bass lines are just brilliant in that song.

@beefsteak5380 14 дней назад

STP did a MTV unplugged session back in the day. This is what hooked me, been a fan ever since.

@EchoMountain47 14 дней назад

Yes! That acoustic version of plush took them from the modern rock charts all the way to the top of the pop charts. What a beautiful rendition

@mbarrett99 13 дней назад

Yes, that was Classic 90’s.

@samanthathick6724 11 дней назад

Nothing like MTV unplugged. Brought out the best in almost every band

@chocolatetownforever7537 10 дней назад

That Unplugged series in general was amazing, but STPs episode was AWESOME.

@beefsteak5380 9 дней назад

@@chocolatetownforever7537 100% they were musically on point and Scott was in the zone.

@ivorharden 15 дней назад

Core is a great rock album. Naked Sunday, Plush, Dead and Bloated, Sex Type Thing, Piece of Pie .... Great rock songs.

@a.schottinthedark57 14 дней назад

Sin is also great.

@thebystander3949 15 дней назад

STP belongs in the R&R HOF

@mikelouis9389 14 дней назад

Thus, they will not be. They have their inserted into a very dark and stinky place.

@4anewdeal190 8 дней назад

no question

@glenh2752 14 дней назад

Atlanta is probably my favourite STP song. It’s so pure and stripped back yet brilliant.

@LanguidAndBittersweet 15 дней назад

This was never one of my favorite STP songs - it oversaturated the radio back in the day - but I'm getting a newfound appreciation from your deep dive, Rick. 🩵

@EchoMountain47 15 дней назад

yeah, I have the impression this song got played even more than Plush, back in the day. I appreciate it more now but I got pretty bored of it back then

@mariannetuite7411 14 дней назад

Same. It’s actually one of my least favourite STP numbers. But a least favourite STP song ranks higher for me than 90% of anything else

@donsimons9810 14 дней назад

no one cares that you all listened to the radio so much

@EchoMountain47 14 дней назад

@@donsimons9810 what’s your problem man? It’s Saturday. Cheer up. Quit being an annoying troll

@NoLefTurnUnStoned. 14 дней назад

@@donsimons9810 No one cares that you don’t care.

@gariking3895 15 дней назад

By far the best 'grunge' band, even though I don't really even consider them 'grunge.' While this song wasn't on the album, Tiny Music: Songs from the Vatican Giftshop is one of my favorite albums of all time. Incredible band!

@EchoMountain47 15 дней назад

The first album had grunge elements, but I agree - they had their own sound and it was very distinctly Californian

@youropionmattersnot 15 дней назад

The guitar tones and movements are amazing

@ljliving27 5 дней назад

Grunge wasn't a sound, it was a style. Flannels, ripped jeans, greasy hair, Egyptian Rain... The Big 4 were all completely different sound wise

@user-vx1qh3yv3e 15 дней назад

Can’t wait for this Brendan O’Brien interview !!!

@frankydog7656 15 дней назад

Love some STP. My favorite band. Saw them on their first tour opening for Megadeth. Countdown To Extinction/Core tour. 1992. I was 17 years old. At first, I wasn't sure if they had the same singer, because they had 2 videos on MTV, and Scott had blonde hair in both videos. When I walked in, they had just started playing, and he had pink hair. It took me a while to determine that it was actually him. RIP Scott.

@donsimons9810 14 дней назад

their 12th secret song on purple - couldn’t tell it was Scott

@AlecBridges 14 дней назад

I saw them on that tour too. STP, Infectious Grooves, and Megadeth. I unfortunately didn't like STP back then. Wish I had realized what I was seeing.

@TomatoFettuccini 15 дней назад

This album was labasted by the critics, which I don't think was fair. I never heard the supposed Pearl Jam sound-alike quality of their sound; Pearl Jam and STP never once sounded similar to me, from song composition and chord selection to production, they didn't sound similar at all, at least not to my ears. Pearl Jam were very much a blues rock band, whereas STP is obviously a jazz rock band; PJ were pretty straightforward in their arrangements and sound, whereas STP had a heavily layered sound. I always felt STP were one of those bands underrated by those who only gave their music a brief listen.

@davidmcauliffe8692 14 дней назад

Weiland and Vedder both had those distinct baritone voices. I always thought that Scott enunciated better than Eddie, which turned me off of PJ. What's the point of words if you can't understand them? Scott was finding his voice on the first album. He emulated Vedder and reminded me of Cobain, and finally just did his own thing. I did love his lounge lizard crooning, though. Weiland could sing any style and any era. The any style/any era label could work for them as a band, as well.

@oskarfunes2505 13 дней назад

It's was a 90's thing, every band was compared to Nirvana and tried to peg into the Grunge mold. STP was never a pure grunge band, their sound was way more complex, like sound garden and AIC

@15jstone 5 дней назад

It’s only because Plush was their breakout song and everyone thought it was new PJ because of Scott’s vocals until they saw the video. I was guilty of it myself as a 14 year old. But he hd a much much better range than Vedder. He spoke many times about how singing in the choir growing up helped him. He was truly great.

@WilliamSilva-dq6zj 14 дней назад

"Brilliant" is the best way to describe the musicianship. STP and Death Cab were the only ones that literally had me pull over almost every time I heard a new tune from them. More please!

@musclecarmitch908 14 дней назад

Love the old pump organ in the background! We had one growing up, it was a Story and Clark, it along with my mother got me started in music!👍

@christophernovember163 14 дней назад

'Tiny Music...Songs from the Vatican Gift Shop' was a Killer album. One of the best records from anyone from the 90s. And I think Eric Kretz is a highly underrated drummer. He is effin' Solid!

@ThaiThom 15 дней назад

If you want to talk about drums giving space, then Nick Mason is the master of that.

@wlcrutch 15 дней назад

❤

@donaldcolucci2557 15 дней назад

Had tickets to see his “saucer full of secrets” concert but forgot

@youropionmattersnot 15 дней назад

This videonis not about drummers

@joesmith4443 15 дней назад

Let the damn cymbals ring and decay naturally with no compression give it that eternal feel Tony Williams. Out To Lunch by Eric Dolphy really turned me on to this.

@claygilchrist632 15 дней назад

Even though Brendan O’Brien doesn’t give many interviews, it’s not at all surprising that he granted one to you. 👍

@simond1574 3 дня назад

"Big Empty", "Interstae Love Song", Sour Girls" and especially "Trippin' on a Hole in a Paper Heart" are all perfect for me. And I have never seen a more energetic front man than Scott. RIP They worked live in a small club and they stole the stage from headliners at large festivals. Criminally underrated band.

@FrankBurgos 11 дней назад

This song never gets old and always drives the same emotion.

@lettmons 14 дней назад

STP my fav band

@chrismitchell45 14 дней назад

STP was the best band of the 90’s. PERIOD. I was covering their songs on drums with bands in D/FW as they were coming out. There is only one song by them I hope I never play again… Plush 😂. Not because it’s a bad song but because I’ve played it several hundred times live. It is ALWAYS in the set list! Based on that alone, it’s probably their most famous song. My favorite though is Still Remains. Cheers Rick! Great video as always.

@EverettJohnson-js2zw 14 дней назад

Still Remains is my favorite too

@levihl0 10 дней назад

Just found STP last week and my god where has this band been all my life!! I’m a metal head plus all things rock and they fit right into my library

@TheSawtelleMusicCompany 15 дней назад

Great video. Their first three albums were the soundtrack to a big part of my life. Probably shaped my playing to a large degree today. When I saw them live, I was blown away by how solid and "slow" it felt live. Perfectly simple and hit harder than I expected.

@Rick.Grayson 14 дней назад

LOVED this and I’m glad you’re doing them again!

@dainevineyard 14 дней назад

STP (and especially Robert) really got me into playing music. Unbelievable musicians and a truly underrated band

@shaneanigans440 День назад

The bass parts in any STP song are also amazingly underrated. Plush was the first ever song I learned on bass. Took me forever, and I learned so much. Learning to play anything on strings from an STP song is always going to yield even some of the most savvy, some great progressions and at the very least, respect for the people who composed these gems.

@adamsn06 14 дней назад

My favorite trivia question is "What song title was shared by three different hit songs in the 90s". The answer of course is, Creep. (also Radiohead and TLC)

@EchoMountain47 14 дней назад

Yes and they’re all good, though I hated the TLC version at the time because I was just stubbornly prejudice to anything that wasn’t rock music. Great new Jack swing track, though. Glad I’m more open-minded with age and wisdom

@jedward5155 14 дней назад

Purple might be the best album of the last 30 years.

@15jstone 5 дней назад

You might be right actually.

@donsimons9810 14 дней назад

Someone asked me a few years ago what the best STP song was (I’m a well known fan). I said Creep. They said “No, you’re wrong. It’s Daisy.” with a smug smirk. I just can’t with people.

@cobrakaiX 9 дней назад

The guitar solo in “And So I Know” has always been a favorite. Sweet sweet tone.

@divinecomedian2 12 дней назад

I've never noticed how hauntingly beautiful that chorus melody is until you isolated it

@StrangerxDanger 14 дней назад

STP is my favorite band of all time. Criminally underrated, especially in their era.

@nonnayoubuzinnes1669 14 дней назад

This band were so underrated. In the UK the only time I got to see US bands videos was either on Alternative Nation or Head Bangers Ball, or the Casey Kasem rundowns which ITV showed late at night. I always had a soft spot for this song although I much prefer the album version to the remixed single version. They always had delicious deep cuts as well. Love Pop Suicide is probably my favourite of them. Scott's lyrics were so good. Big Bang Baby "nothing's for free" is brilliant. The sweet spot in Creep 100% is the piece of guitar just before he sings "half the maaaan" before the last time he sings "take time with a wounded hand...". Beautiful 👍

@AdamSWL 14 дней назад

STP- Army Ants Man I loved that band! RIP Scott.

@McBain-qe2jh 15 дней назад

I don't watch Rick's videos before hitting the like button. I know it will be great, regardless.

@DanKoger 15 дней назад

You are a Musical Gem Rick! Thank you Sir

@RDL1968 14 дней назад

Eric Kretz snare ghost notes are sweet too

@RX50 9 дней назад

This song as well as ADHESIVE, make me feel the exact same feelings and sensation, each time i listen to them, as they did 30 years ago. Absolutely love STP.

@babyjesuslovesme1219 20 часов назад

It’s amazing how the pre-chorus can stand alone as its own chorus how you have two amazing earworm parts side-by-side

@dakota-sessions 14 дней назад

Your acoustic guitar sounds FANTASTIC!

@alwaysemployed656 14 дней назад

Oh, I bought the debut CORE CD like four or five times back in the 90's because they all kept getting scratches from the billions of times I played them.

@CamJamsTube 14 дней назад

Love it! And yes, going to go back and rewatch that interview. Rick, all of your interviews are so incredible! Over the years I have gladly purchased your courses and merch to help support your amazing channels. I proudly wear my Rick Beato Everything Music shirt all the time to introduce you to everyone I run into. Between you and Elizabeth at the Charismatic Voice, my world is fulfilled. Thank you so much!

@RPicard1963 14 дней назад

Always so informative. Thank you!

@joycekunzelman7435 14 дней назад

Grunge brought us an incredible amount of genius music

@thiagopterra 15 дней назад

Hello from Brazil! Rick, you are the best of RU-vid! Period. Abour the In Bloom video: maybe Soundgarden's Pretty Noose also uses all the 12 notes?

@billw.5057 14 дней назад

I never noticed before how much the bgv’s in the chorus sound like an R.E.M. harmony.

@obdmpod 14 дней назад

I love these break downs you do(In particular STP), they are inspiring to me, your excitement is contagious. As a 46 year trying to finish an EP, I need all the inspiration I can get.

@surf247365 14 дней назад

Huge STP fan, saw them with the Buthole surfers & the wienie roast concert in Castiac. CA. Just mind blowing, the Mosh pit, 🤯! The soundtrack of my life at that time.

@astewart9410 14 дней назад

I saw STP (Purple tour) open for the Rolling Stones (Voodoo Lounge tour) in Toronto. Gonna guess 93 or 94. Freaking fantastic show. STP was great!

@EchoMountain47 14 дней назад

How did the old farts who showed up for the stones receive STP? Hopefully they liked them? How could you not?

@astewart9410 14 дней назад

@@EchoMountain47 Not gonna lie, it was a weird crowd. All the young kids there for STP, and a bunch of folks who remembered the Stones from decades prior in their old leathers and concert shirts, ready for the Stones. It was a huge swath of ages and races and genders, and it was a respectful crowd and everyone seemed to have a great time. Like you say, how could you not? So many memories of that night - we were 35th row on the floor on the centre aisle, and we paid $54.50 (Cdn) each lol imagine. Some guy got pepper-sprayed and arrested a few rows over (if I remember right, he was wanted by the cops and bought a ticket in his own name so they knew where to get him, I think, what a dummy) so we all breathed in the spray and it was AWFUL. The Stones hadn't been playing Satisfaction on that tour and that night we were there they did! STP did an acoustic set in the middle of their set, complete with couches and that sit-down feel... Man, I had a blast. Also, I dug up my ticket stub: August 20, 1994 at the CNE.

@marielauzon8142 14 дней назад

Loving this stream. Keep them coming! Love STP. Great music never fades away

@bennettgreg 12 дней назад

That interview with Robert is probably my favorite. The content, his personality, the whole interview was great

@suryadas6987 14 дней назад

I miss this band soooo much. 😢

@dbmay1975 14 дней назад

I really wish we could get that amazing MTV Unplugged show in HD. They filmed it right before Purple’s release and it includes Big Empty. If you’re an STP fan and you haven’t seen it there’s a decent upload here on YT. Enjoy!

@mariannetuite7411 14 дней назад

Actually my favourite of “the four” unplugged shows. It didn’t get half the love it should have imo

@RackGearAddict День назад

Awesome video! Thank you for being a great music teacher!

@Friscorockhead 4 дня назад

The Robert DeLeo interview is one of my favorite interviews ever. I've always appreciated STP, but that interview shed so much light on what a great person Robert is. So incredibly talented. The music they wrote stands the test of time. It still gives me goosebumps all these years later. Can't say it enough how important your interviews are.

@fffrrraannkk 15 дней назад

Seems like just about every cd I bought in the 90's had Brendan O'Brien's name on it somewhere.

@SerpentStar_ 14 дней назад

Love this song and BIG Empty 🎶

@alexmckinney7588 3 дня назад

I’m in the uk and it was about 1995 when I was introduced to STP with their ‘Purple’ album. I couldn’t get enough of it and quickly discovered ‘Core’ and as a 15 year old kid learning the guitar I went and bought the songbooks. They were never quite transcribed right but it doesn’t really surprise me! Such an underrated band STP were/are and for me those 2 albums along with their third ‘Tiny Music’ will forever be by far some of the greatest written and produced albums ever in my opinion. I never got the chance to see STP live (with Scott) but did get to see Scott in Velvet Revolver. The chemistry between those 4 guys in STP was something unique! Great video Rick! I always enjoy watching your STP videos 👍😎

@shauncarter924 14 дней назад

I love watching Rick break down these songs.

@maddfrequency2294 14 дней назад

Now we talking. Stp..so deep in regards to chords

@ShEDDiNgmYSkiN 15 дней назад

RIP Scott Weiland

@elmaiquillol 14 дней назад

Plush from that album is one my favorite songs of all time and one of the first ones I learned to play on bass. Great video as always Rick.

@fireball0971 15 дней назад

Great video thanks you for posting !

@EJBanks 14 дней назад

as soon as the title said STP w/ "perfect" i knew it had to be this one

@jed1166 14 дней назад

Dead and Bloated” ….try not to head bang to that!

@EchoMountain47 14 дней назад

That riff is so awesome! What a way to kick off the album

@user-wk8ui6fz6v 14 дней назад

Absolutely captivated by your analysis of the song. I had to watch to completion.

@GlenMurrayonline 8 дней назад

Knew Scott a little back in the day. This is one of my fav STP songs and it influenced one of the 60 Cycle Hum songs I wrote with Troy Van Leeuwen, Dieter Hartmann and our singer Joey. They were awesome to see live.

@wtaylorg 15 дней назад

I remember STP being written off as Pearl Jam & Nirvana wannabes. I always thought they were different and unique and more like hard rock with glam rock mixed in.

@a.schottinthedark57 14 дней назад

Yeah, I could never understand how critics compared Scott to Eddie Vedder. Maybe I’m just biased but I think Scott sounds sooo much better and manlier than Vedder. When I think of Scott, I hear his growl and can see his dance moves. Vedder, I hear rubbish.

@mikelouis9389 14 дней назад

@a.schottinthedark57 Apples and oranges. BOTH tasty af. Weiland though, a far better apple than Veders orange.

@joshua.snyder 14 дней назад

When you know, you know. STP weren't really grunge, they were alternative.

@mariannetuite7411 14 дней назад

I adore Scott and I love Eddie’s voice too. If forced to I’d say STP and Pearl Jam were my absolute favourites of the grunge era. But likening Ed and Scott’s voices? I’ve never understood it. They just don’t sound anything alike to me

@joshua.snyder 14 дней назад

@@mariannetuite7411 The SNL, David Spade nonsense, along with garbage from Rolling Stone are to blame.

@davedarling6512 14 дней назад

rick, move the organ 5 inches to the right, it's blocking the bottom of the window trim in a distracting fashion

@eddiepullman2745 8 дней назад

Literally the best comment I’ve ever read.

@pacheaco727 7 дней назад

‘It spoke of a man who might straighten bad pictures in a strange hotel room.’

@BillyWilliamson 3 дня назад

This, ladies and gentlemen, is constructive criticism.

@eddiepullman2745 3 дня назад

@@BillyWilliamson In the nicest of ways.

@starblazer5178 День назад

Exactly

@riphopfer5816 14 дней назад

I was thrilled to hear a focus on this tune. This is one of my favourite tunes of this era. I used to love playing that riff in the chorus. I still do; but I used to, as well.

@ricks4361 9 дней назад

One of the most underrated bands ever yet had one of the best lineups ever from frontman singer to drums to bass and guitar. Had so much talent and so versatile.