Posts tagged "Stone Temple Pilots"
40 Songs For 40 Years: 1994

40 Songs For 40 Years: 1994

Welcome to the year I became a full-fledged adult.

Blerd Radio 2015: Episode 10: Son Of Chart Attack Vol. 1 (Top Alternative Songs, 7/23/94)

Blerd Radio 2015: Episode 10: Son Of Chart Attack Vol. 1 (Top Alternative Songs, 7/23/94)

Billy Corgan doesn’t feature in our latest podcast (much), but this photo was too good to pass up.

Spin Cycle: The "Avengers Assemble" Soundtrack

Spin Cycle: The “Avengers Assemble” Soundtrack

“The Avengers” soundtrack brings together a bunch of rock stalwarts for an unappetizing collection. Read our review to find out how odious this album actually is.

The Viewfinder: Scott Weiland’s “Winter Wonderland”

The Viewfinder: Scott Weiland’s “Winter Wonderland”

This is to be expected, I suppose. Thanksgiving is less than a week away, which means any number of Christmas albums are hitting the market. The Biebs got a head start, but now here’s erstwhile Stone Temple Pilots/Velvet Revolver frontman Scott Weiland taking the holiday plunge with a new album of Christmas tunes, “Most Wonderful Time of the Year.” In the first video from the album, Weiland takes a stab at the old chestnut “Winter Wonderland,” trying to give off […]

bLISTerd: The 100 Best Albums of the ’90s (40-31)

The Beastie Boys appear twice in our latest installment of the Best Albums of the Nineties. Who else figures into the list?

bLISTerd: The Top 100 Albums of the ’90s (100-91)

Beck’s “Odelay” is one of the best albums of the Nineties. Read on to find out who else made the list.

Blerd Radio Episode 9: …But Seriously

For Blerd Radio’s 9th episode, I’m joined for the second consecutive show by Grampaw Jimmy . We’re also joined by my friend P. Dizzle, who decided to call in from the Left Coast and drop a little science on our asses. The first half of the show takes a serious tone, as we discuss the recent spate of bullying/homophobia-related suicides that have taken place. We discuss the bullying that’s taken place in our own lives, and the two people on the podcast […]

Chart Stalker 6/9/10: Jack Johnson Provides a Semblance of Order

One thing I should have mentioned in last week’s column is that it was the lowest week of recorded music sales in the Soundscan era, which goes back almost 20 years. Yes, we know there’s been a downturn in paid consumption of music over the last decade, but this is pretty much rock bottom, I think. Hopefully there’s nowhere to go from here but up. We’d be looking at an even worse week this week if not for Jack Johnson. […]

Chart Stalker 6/3/10: Yawns All Around

So some musical stuff happened last week and no one cared. Want proof? Just look at this week’s Billboard charts. Once upon a time, Stone Temple Pilots were one of America’s hottest rock bands. Their first three albums all sold over a million copies. After lead singer Scott Weiland left the band, he joined the all-star supergroup Velvet Revolver, and THEIR debut album went multi-platinum. After leaving VR, he then rejoined STP. Their latest album came out last week, and…sold […]

Chart Stalker 5/27/10: Exile on My TV

The biggest news on this week’s album chart? A TV show. The second biggest news? A 40-year old album. First things first. “Glee: The Music: Showstoppers” bows atop the Billboard 200 this week, with 136,000 copies sold. It’s the second chart-topper to boast the “Glee” brand in the past 6 weeks. The hit FOX show is now a true phenomenon, with no end in sight. A distant second goes to the reissue of the Rolling Stones’ 39-year old classic “Exile […]

New Release Report 5/25/10: The Return of STP

In the end, every band that breaks up eventually gets back together, right? Unless an important member passes away…and even then, sometimes the reunion is too hard to resist. At any rate, after a two-album stint as lead singer of Velvet Revolver, a couple of solo records and a rap sheet that rivals DMX, Scott Weiland has rejoined the rest of Stone Temple Pilots. Their latest album (the first in nearly a decade) arrives in stores today. I was a […]