It blows me away how people don’t know much about this band. The two albums they put are fuckin rock masterpieces. Heavy as fuck, and better than any rock album in the last 5-10 years
Scott Weiland is an essential rock star. I once saw him here in Vegas and I think I remember it was the Hard Rock Hotel when he walked through the lobby wearing black leather skinny fit bell bottom pants, a black loose fitting slik shirt, a dark green knit cap (it was nearly 100 degrees F outside), black oversized sunglasses, and black Lariats. The man commanded a room just by walking in. RIP, Scott. Ain't no one like you since.
+Jackie Nova at least with the films from the 2000s you can say "ok at least the kids can enjoy it." With the new film, I don't know if even babies would enjoy it
This could have been a commercial for VR’s musical and vocal talent and a personal commercial for each individual band member. It visually boils down each ones look and style, especially Weiland’s movement and “looks”. Stage, everyday and white suit dress up. Amazing! And under appreciated.
Back to the early 2000’s when Marvel movies had an excellent sound track: Spider-Man (Nickelback), Hulk and Fantastic Four (Velvet Revolver), Daredevil (Evancescence and The Calling), The Punisher (Drowning Pool), Spider-Man 2 (Dashboard Confessional and Train), Spider-Man 3 (Snow Patrol)
Yeah really I think he’ll be more famous in the future... he really adapted... was a great singer and showed he was up there with Chris Cornell, able to transcend the grunge era and reign in the new era
Back then, they brought back the smile in my face again. After all these years without having a band of that caliber, it’s been truly somekinda redemption to listen to that great music. I vividly remember them playing live in Cologne in 2004. They literally blew the roof off the building…what an evening.
RIP Scott Weiland. He had such a great voice. When I was a kid I didn't know that he was a part of both Velvet Revolver and Stone Temple Pilots, but I loved them both just the same.
I am just a stranger Might lead to just a little danger Come child, ima gonna take ya To a place, inside of me that's aching Always take you to the limit One fool hanging off a precipice Come on its the escalation Come in feel, the stimulation I'm a man who's got his secrets Keep it comin' yeah, keep it comin' yeah I've beat the rest Yeah, now won't you save me? 'Cause I have been through all the rest Keep it comin', keep it comin' yeah My mind has been a racin' Got something inside of me that's waking Come girl, come inside I know ya There's a fire inside of me that's growing Always took you to the limit One man falling off a precipice Come on feel regeneration Come in and feel the elevation I'm a man who's got his secrets Keep it coming, keep it coming yeah I've beat the rest Keep it comin' yeah, keep it comin' yeah Yeah, now won't you save me? 'Cause I have been through all the rest Keep it comin' keep it comin' yeah I've gotta find a way gotta find a way Time is running late I've gotta find a way gotta find a way I think my souls at stake I gotta find a way gotta find a way Yeah, now won't you save me? 'Cause I have been through all the rest Keep it comin', keep it comin' yeah
His voice is so powerful and changes from song to song....the range! I LOVE THEM!! I THINK THE BAND WAS SUCH AN AMAZING COMBINATION OF CRAZY TALENT at the right place and time. .just amazing all of them.. ..I love someone said Scott looks like David Bowie...he does and has "it"...you can't stop watching him...wish he was still here...
"Come On, Come In" is a song by American hard rock band Velvet Revolver, featured on the soundtrack to the 2005 superhero film Fantastic Four. When released as a promotional single in the United States on June 21, 2005, the song reached number 14 on the American Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart. The lyrics were written by vocalist Scott Weiland and the music was written by Weiland and the rest of the band; the song was produced by the band, Douglas Grean and Nick Raskulinecz. The music video for "Come On, Come In" was directed by Wayne Isham.
Omg I love this... That's a shame this band didn't last longer. :< Pity I could never go to their concert but I'm so glad for their existence. R.I.P. Scott Weiland
Saw VR perform live the year this came out. They did 2 encores fuckn amazing and at their best. So glad I saw this band and the genius of Mr. Scott Weiland's flamboyance in the flesh.
one of the best songs i ve ever had heard of new rock for my perception of course scott is an amazing singer still alive the message of this song is incredible
people have to see beyond prejudice... Scott is Amazing, he keeps the viewer captivated with his prescence and that is what a true artist is about. Ignorance would critizice his moves when in fact it doesn´t understand them. He oozes a spell on the people who watches him. He is awesome in style and personality. Rockstars are dissapearing nowadays. We got SCOTT :)
+Lana Del Grace Scott IS & was such a creative, awesome musician. I loved STP, but Velvet Revolver was just so incredibly awesome. So pure & real. Scott will be sorely missed, but never forgotten. RIP Scott :(
This song (and the entire album) brings to me so much memories from my past. I miss my old life. Everything was fresh and new.. anyway.. Real hard 'n solid rock. I really love it
Slash like clapton starting all these bands last one with myles kennedy charted n 1 then vr with slither and fall to pieces on the top of the world then gnr what can u say he's so cool he would never brag about it so I'll say it top that . We all hurt for Scott wow sad is the word .rip my brother
You have to give Weiland some credit, despite all his problems. No matter what the band is, Scott Weiland makes the song sound like what it is. If I did not know the name of this band, or who the singer was, and you played it to me "blind", my automatic reaction would be "is this Stone Temple Pilots?" and it's not because of the music, even though STP could be this heavy. It's because of Weiland. That guy is incredibly creative when it comes to melodies and what each part of the song is going to do. And if he's the guy who works out the harmony vocals, some of those are pretty intricate. There's some interesting stuff going on in the background vocals. I don't know. I think his "issues" have superseded the fact that the guy does have great talent. He makes songs very identifiable, and the dude knows how to write a catchy melodic hook like no one's business.
***** he already surpasses those guys, I mean literally, I've been a fan of grunge because of Pearl jam, Nirvana and last of the list is STP I just love most of their song, but when he team up with the legend, I mean Slash and the other member of GNRs he reveals his talent at its best that he couldn't even blurt out in his previous band. So we should give the credit to the Velvet Revolver it self the band members because of their talents.
There's a trend of disappointing or bad superhero films having awesome soundtracks. e.g. Batman and Robin - Smashing Pumpkin's The End Is the Beginning Is the End This, Hulk - Velvet Revolver - Set me Free Green Lantern's original score Batman Forever - U2 - Kiss me, thrill me .
I just discovered this song on utube about a week ago, love it, it`s so cool I like singing along. This song rocks!! I`ve been playing Velvet Revolver a lot lately my friends that come over to my house everyday, I think are starting to get tired of it, especially this song I`m not though I love it, he sure was sexy, god rest his soul in peace!!
Always thought this was one of their best songs. So glad I got to see them a few times. Seemed like one of the last few real rock bands or super groups. This can't be replicated now. Scott and Slash had a great presence together and the band were all pros.
Saw one of their last US shows at Ozzfest. They were an hour late onstage and Scott left halfway thru "Fall to Pieces." Duff had to finish song and had to tell crowd goodnight.
