Stone Temple Pilots | Mtv Unplugged 1993 (Selling fast!)
The late Stone Temple Pilots frontman Scott Weiland had one of the most distinctive voices in rock, and the band’s 1993 Unplugged really allowed his voice to take center stage. As part of the 25th anniversary reissue of their debut album Core, the band released the performance on CD, but it wasn't until this import that it was pressed on vinyl.
“I was so nervous,” STP bassist Robert DeLeo told Billboard in 2017, regarding the Unplugged taping. “There’s something about volume and turning things up so loud that allows you to hide behind the wall of sound, and there we were doing something we’d only done together when we were alone in a room, just us.”
As you can see here, not having a wall of sound to hide behind is a good thing.
- Format: Vinyl
- Release Date: 02/05/2016
- Genre: Rock
- Unofficial Release - Broadcast Recording
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Each track is separated by a brief moment of silenceManufactured in Europe - HQ Virgin Vinyl 180 gramPrinted in 2016 by DOL, a trademark of VINYLOGY
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Tracklist
| A1 | Crackerman |
| A2 | Creep |
| A3 | Plush |
| A4 | Vasoline (Bonus 1994) |
| B1 | Wicked Garden |
| B2 | Sex Type Thing |
| B3 | Big Empty |
| B4 | Andy Warhol |
Customer Reviews
One of the better MTV unplugged sessions I’ve heard. Sounds great glad to add it to my collection.
