Red Mosquito

Listening to Scott's 12 Bar Blues. Such a great solo album.

"Where's The Man" is wonderful and i can see how it could have been an STP song, specially in the Tiny era.

forgot that Sheryl Crow, Brad Mehldau, Victor Indrizzo, Martyn Le Noble and Daniel Lanois are all featured on the album.

Yeez, what a lineup.

VinylGuy wrote:Listening to Scott's 12 Bar Blues. Such a great solo album.

"Where's The Man" is wonderful and i can see how it could have been an STP song, specially in the Tiny era.

When I bought this when it came out I disliked it so much I tried to return it. Over the years I figured out it's brilliance.

I don't know if this goes here or in Ruddo's CD thread, but I bought Thank You on vinyl. When you open the gatefold, there's no naked woman holding the sunflower like on the CD case. My disappointment knows no bounds.

never got Thank You, so ill have to look down for that in the internet

Kalevi wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:Listening to Scott's 12 Bar Blues. Such a great solo album.

"Where's The Man" is wonderful and i can see how it could have been an STP song, specially in the Tiny era.

When I bought this when it came out I disliked it so much I tried to return it. Over the years I figured out it's brilliance.

oh yeah, i can imagine that!! I remember not caring for it because it broke the band in 1998.

Just giving Shangri-LA DEE DA a listen. I'm sure I gave it a listen when it came out and dismissed it, but this is really solid!

its a great album yeah, full of amazing songs.

Hello, Its Late is one of my favs from their whole catalogue.

And Scott shines on the album.

Turns out the DeLeo brothers have been sitting on a secret for over a decade—and no, it’s not another Stone Temple Pilots lineup change.

Dean DeLeo and Robert DeLeo quietly made a full album back in 2013 with British vocalist Pete Shoulder and drummer Brian Tichy, only to shelf it once Chester Bennington stepped in for the short-lived High Rise era.

Now, with STP still rolling under the current lineup, the DeLeos are finally ready to uncork their side project—just don’t call it STP. Enter OneMoreSatellite, the new moniker for Dean and Shoulder’s genre-bending collaboration, which drops its debut album July 18.

First single Paper Over The Cracks is already out, giving fans a teaser of a record that promises instrumentals, stylistic detours, and a vibe that lands somewhere between "What if Scott Weiland joined a prog band?" and "Dean's weird dreams, set to music.

Ey i liked that

It's OK, was maybe a minute too long for what they were doing with it?

Just added these to my collection

yo´Rangi, how is the booklet situation on those

VinylGuy wrote:yo´Rangi, how is the booklet situation on those

I'll let you know when they arrive!

Order confirmation came through - expected delivery 8th July....

Oh alright alright

Rangi Guy wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:yo´Rangi, how is the booklet situation on those

I'll let you know when they arrive!

Order confirmation came through - expected delivery 8th July....

Well - don't need to wait till next month. These arrived this morning!!!

Rangi Guy wrote:

Rangi Guy wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:yo´Rangi, how is the booklet situation on those

I'll let you know when they arrive!

Order confirmation came through - expected delivery 8th July....

Well - don't need to wait till next month. These arrived this morning!!!

VinylGuy wrote:yo´Rangi, how is the booklet situation on those

Just opened up No. 4 - no real booklet situation to report. Just a single, doubled sided lyric sheet

Those look cool, but I think I'm satisfied with Core, Purple, and Thank You.

I'd like to get Tiny Music, but it seems to only be in an expensive box that includes CDs.

Rangi Guy wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:yo´Rangi, how is the booklet situation on those

Just opened up No. 4 - no real booklet situation to report. Just a single, doubled sided lyric sheet

cool cool, how does it sound?