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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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Probably one of the most greatest albums I have had the fortune to purchase. The album starts off with meat plow, nothing extra special, moving rapidly into vasoline. As the album progress the tracks get bettrer. A favouritetrack of mine being big empty, featured on the crow soundtrack. The album ends with a hidden track done in the style of a sleazy club singer. In my mind well worth a purchase, You will not be disappointed with this album>
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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This is certainly STP's best album, from the slow-moving 'Big Empty' to the hook-filled (and one of the greatest songs ever recorded) 'Interstate Love Song' to the incredibly strange hidden track '12 gacious melodies'; this album has it all!
A classic grunge album, and an almost "void-filling" addition to any music collection..
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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It really is a puzzle to me why Stone Temple Pilots are pretty much best known for their singer fronting Velvet Revolver. All five of their albums are top quality as far as I'm concerned, and this, their second, is the best of all. We'll all have our favourites, from the grunge/country inspired "Interstate Love Song", to the thrusting and crawling "Vaseline", and my own personal favourite, the brilliant "Kitchenware and Candy Bars", which builds tension superbly before releasing you at the end. How this song isn't a bona fide rock classic acknowledged by millions is beyond me; it's one of the best kept secrets in rock. I find it impossible to listen to this song in my car without spanking the steering wheel and screaming the chorus at the top of my weak and feeble voice.
But beyond all that, it is an album without any slack whatsoever. Okay then, "Pretty Penny" I'm not too keen on, but plenty of others are, and "Silvergun Superman" more than makes up for it. This is a genuine rock classic album, that should sit in everyone's record collection.
But beyond all that, it is an album without any slack whatsoever. Okay then, "Pretty Penny" I'm not too keen on, but plenty of others are, and "Silvergun Superman" more than makes up for it. This is a genuine rock classic album, that should sit in everyone's record collection.
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The best of Stone temple pilots!!
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Published 20 months ago by Renato Medurecan
How the 1970's sounded in the 1990's
Back in the mid 1990's when I was in my angst ridden late teens and early twenties, STP were the centre of my musical universe. Read more
Published on 19 April 2010 by wavey davey
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Stone Temple Pilots are a bit of a cult band these days. Obviously, the band split quite a while ago with their singer going on to front Velvet Revolver who are clearly a more... Read more
Published on 29 May 2007 by gingerguru
STP's purple patch
From the opening slug of "Meatplow" the acoustic gem "Pretty Penny" and the sublime country tinged rock of "Interstate Love Song" this album has everything. Read more
Published on 29 Aug 2006 by The Boy
One of THEY best albums of the grunge era
I am a huge fan of the Stone Temple Pilots and defy anyone to deny them their rightful place as one of the leaders of rock during the Grunge era. Read more
Published on 13 April 2006 by Stsimon
The Pilots Finest!!!!
"Purple", the CD where the STP's hit the peak of their powers. Alas it was all down hill after this one. Thankfully this remains a great standout CD in their catalogue. Read more
Published on 9 Mar 2006 by Markie
good on first listen
This is one of those albums that bowls you over on first listen but after a short time you realise it's just a quick hit and most of the tracks fade to mediocre after a few... Read more
Published on 6 Aug 2005
who said dark can't be happpy?!
scott weilland as everyone knows is the new lead singer of velvet revolver who are ok but not groundbreaking like this album of great "grunge" songs filled with heavy breezy riffs... Read more
Published on 7 July 2005 by .Richard
The Kick in Purple Is Deeper Than Many Will Have You Believe
People go on about the brilliance of 'Interstate Love Song' and 'Big Empty' the two biggest hits from the album. Many of the listeners are, lets be polite, simple life forms... Read more
Published on 15 Jun 2005 by Tom Chase
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This album is superb. The fact I can say i never feel need to skip tracks is testament in it's self. It has earned a place in my all time favs having only had it for a week. Read more
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