Re: The Stone Temple Pilots Thread
Posted: Mon January 09, 2017 7:34 am
hlniv wrote:Albums-
1. Purple
2. Shangri-LA DEE DA
3. Tiny Music
4. Core
5. No. 4
hlniv wrote:Albums-
1. Purple
2. Shangri-LA DEE DA
3. Tiny Music
4. Core
5. No. 4
Kevin Davis wrote:Was "All In the Suit That You Wear" a new recording for the Greatest Hits CD, or an outtake from a previous session?
I'm probably in this group. On the strength of Glide alone, it's hard to beat. Throw in Atlanta, I Got You, Church on Tuesday, Down....you know, I think it's Sex and Violence and the motherfucker song in the middle that bring it down a bit.tragabigzanda wrote:There are a few of us who call it their favorite. Me, LV. Maybe more.washing machine wrote:I'm surprised a lot of you don't love No. 4 that much. I find myself reaching for it more than any other STP release when I choose to listen to them. It always struck a great balance between the heavy Core/Purple stuff and the poppy, borderline Beatle-esque stuff from Vatican and Shangri-La for me.
tragabigzanda wrote:I'd maybe bump Life & Limb for Epic Problemtragabigzanda wrote:Top 10 maybe?
Hello Morning
Close Captioned
The Kill
Place/Position
Do You Like Me?
Latest Disgrace
Recap Modotti
Nightshop
Break
Life & Limb
Fuck yeah, I love those songs.tragabigzanda wrote:Sex & Violence is my second-favorite song after No Way Out.daft twat wrote:I'm probably in this group. On the strength of Glide alone, it's hard to beat. Throw in Atlanta, I Got You, Church on Tuesday, Down....you know, I think it's Sex and Violence and the motherfucker song in the middle that bring it down a bit.tragabigzanda wrote:There are a few of us who call it their favorite. Me, LV. Maybe more.washing machine wrote:I'm surprised a lot of you don't love No. 4 that much. I find myself reaching for it more than any other STP release when I choose to listen to them. It always struck a great balance between the heavy Core/Purple stuff and the poppy, borderline Beatle-esque stuff from Vatican and Shangri-La for me.
I anticipated this.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Fuck yeah, I love those songs.tragabigzanda wrote:Sex & Violence is my second-favorite song after No Way Out.daft twat wrote:I'm probably in this group. On the strength of Glide alone, it's hard to beat. Throw in Atlanta, I Got You, Church on Tuesday, Down....you know, I think it's Sex and Violence and the motherfucker song in the middle that bring it down a bit.tragabigzanda wrote:There are a few of us who call it their favorite. Me, LV. Maybe more.washing machine wrote:I'm surprised a lot of you don't love No. 4 that much. I find myself reaching for it more than any other STP release when I choose to listen to them. It always struck a great balance between the heavy Core/Purple stuff and the poppy, borderline Beatle-esque stuff from Vatican and Shangri-La for me.
Glide ranked last is a damn shame.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Ranked:
Down
Heaven & Hot Rods
No Way Out
Atlanta
Sex & Violence
Sour Girl
Pruno
MC5
Church on Tuesday
I Got You
Glide
I really love/like three songs. Then there are a few decent songs, the rest is crap.Birds in Hell wrote:I hated No. 4 when I revisited STP last year.
That song is pretty amazing. I haven't listened to 12 Bar Blues in forever. I need to fix that. I remember loving Where's the Man and Jimmy Was a Stimulator. Mockingbird Girl, Opposite Octave Reaction, and Lady, Your Roof Brings Me Down were all really good too. I really need to listen to this soon.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Listening to Weiland's "Barbarella" right now. God this song wrecks me. I think I've said this before, but it's probably better than any STP song.