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 12 Bar Blues - Scott Weiland
Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Grunge / Artist: Scott Weiland / Import / Audio CD released 1998-05-18 at Atlantic / Disc #1 ... more  12 Bar Blues - Scott Weiland ... Tracklisting1 Desperation No 5 2 Barbarella 3 About Nothing 4 Where's The Man 5 Divider 6 Cool Kiss 7 Date 8 Son 9 Jimmy Was A Stimulator 10 Lady Your Roof Brings Me Down 11 Mockingbird Girl 12 Opposite Octave Reaction Newest Review: ... launches with a pseudo-funky New Romantic era feel to it shortly being joined by a distorted guitar. Unexpected but not ... more ... unpleasant, with a simple catchy tune and Weilands distinctive voice – I was surprised but not disappointed.
I’m going to avoid a tedious track-by-track analysis here and just pick out a handful but admittedly this will be difficult with this particular album as each track does have a certain unique feature to it unlike many bands/artists’ albums and I have to admit it takes a few plays to really embrace it, if you’re going to.
‘Barberella’ is the second track, completely different from the first and on my first play of...more |
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12 Bar Blues - Scott Weiland: 12 Black Sheep (1276 words)
by Blurbubble - written on 29/05/05 (Very useful, 488 readings)
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Ooh, I’ve been meaning to write a review of this CD for ages since I requested it to be added some months ago now, but so many distractions, so little time! Anyway now I’ve got round to doing it, here we go…… Let’s start with a quick, potted rundown of the artist for those who may be unfamiliar with the name. The luscious (yes, he’s one of my many crushes…..!) 37 year old Scott Weiland was lead singer of rock band the Stone Temple Pilots from 1991 for about 10 years. He fell into the ‘traditional’ round of drug and alcohol addiction for a few years before going through rehab and emerging as lead singer with Velvet Revolver last year. Somewhere amidst all ...
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