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That was a cool vid. I sure wish I was sitting on that lawn. Love that guy's voice. His look was almost unrecognizable in the later days. Do the true felt rock and rollers always have to die? Anyways, thanks ScottishTeeVee.
@@macmirez9508 They were relatively unknown at the time, especially in the UK...so he was casually introducing a song called plush...The people walking by, sitting on nearby benches, or stopping briefly to listen in had absolutely no clue what they were witnessing...amazing footage!
Same here, I have watched this many times over the years since I recorded it off TV and wondered about the people just walking by with no clue as to what they were seeing, did they realise years later?
What 2nd to do targets in his Packet of you can talk to me know if B or D in his truck tail gate to do targets in his Packet outfit tomorrow morning with Jerry Brown signed legislation and
This was the early years, bong and beer Scott. At 5’11”, he looks like a skate-jock all healthy and grain-fed. Next will be the Cocaine and booze Scott, followed by the Heroin Scott, resulting in an unrecognizably thin, cabaret-rock frontman into the 2000s. Even his vocal range/preference went from this almost baritone to the higher octaves as their records progressed and as Scott went into the Velvet Revolver/solo stages. Regardless of his drastic appearance changes, he was a criminally underrated singer, always brought it on stage regardless of addictions. RIP Scott.
The amount of times I sat and ate my lunch on that same exact bench unknowing that one of my favorite songs was performed on it by the STP legends Dean & Scott themselves!
@@toddinthemiddle Unfortunately not the day I found out they were playing all the tickets had sold out and this was just before the internet! I have seen a lot of the grunge greats play live in the past luckily.
I have lunch there pretty much everyday, and pretty much everyday I think about this performance. some people say that places and things hold some kind of memory. like an energy that gather with time. I don't know about that, but we can definitely fell something special about certain places. Soho Square is one of them.
As a musician, this is one of the greatest songs ever composed. The chord structure, rythm, and the melody, glued by the vocals of Scott, just fit perfectly. R.I.P. gone way too soon.
mikecantreed Live performers still use quality control, maybe not to the extent where it sounds like “Autotune”. Young artists now have the luxury of having this equipment, nothing wrong with it since you are able to obtain high quality music with “inexpensive” equipment.What’s amazing is that in this video, he is able to mask the sound of his album recording without any strings attached. And some people find that better than technologically edited music because of the imperfections.
Can you imagine you're in this square, unaware you're hearing one of the greatest voices of a generation, belting out a classic? Scott was just something properly unique
Weiland was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. He was always self medicating and he was probably schizoaffective as well so he was basically trying to stop his mind from poisoning his life by drowning in it shit. In terms of his career over his lifetime he had a lot of ups and downs but way more ups what a brilliant song crafter with his bandmates even if he couldn't play an instrument the songs wouldn't be there without him.
His transformation is so astounding. This Scott looks like he probably knows how to rebuild a Chevy and smokes Marlboro Reds. The Scott of mid 2000s not so much..Regardless he’s a legend.
I was 15 when I fell in love with these guys, and Scott especially. It was so sad to see his downward spiral. RIP Scott...from the little girl who's heart fluttered at the sight of you, and the woman who now knows what a wonderful, talented man you were.
My parents used to have this album on cassette, I was blessed to have been raised with such great tunes in the background, I feel for the kids of today’s generation , some of the music they have in the background is terrible , but for my kids I am repeating the cycle . Rock on 🤘🏼.
Ha, I had this record on cassette when it first came out! It never survived the 90s and my own kids never gave a crap about the bands I liked. Listened to it on my Walkman while delivering newspapers on my bike. Damn, I feel old now! No longer are there cassettes, Sony Walkman's, and newspapers are all going online these days. People still ride bicycles though, thankfully. Those I would probably miss
Everytime I see him at this stage in his life, I feel sad because he looked so healthy and full in the face. His voice was deeper and had more projection from the chest. By the end, it's true. He was half the man he used to be.
Well I don't agree with half the man he used to be... Because being addicted to drugs has nothing to do with being a man... I'd bet all the money I got, if you were in his shoes, Joshua pleb ass Jones, you would've died earlier.
@@zendokai1527 are you bragging for him that he lived as long as he did on drugs? As if dying is an accomplishment? I wonder if you grasp how stupid you sound.
@@psilocybe9802 Hey someone dudes actually enjoy getting a penis inserted in their ass. I mean, objectively that shit would be uncomfortable as fuck, but some enjoy it. I hope you get the point.
How he belts out Plush just brings me to tears. They were always one of my favorites. No one like Scott and never will be ever. He was one of a kind. So charismatic, so charming, he just reels you in with that beauty and that silky voice. Oh, how I adore him.
It's our responsibility to push this kinda simple beauty of art and make sure it stays alive n well for our kids to see. This is the kinda performance that hits deep
I was fortunate to hang out with Scott at a after party in San Diego in 1999.He was drinking heavy also on drugs.. but he was a very cool kind dude. RIP!
Wow what talent! He did that sitting on a park bench, over a guitar, with people walking by, and a camera zooming in and out of his face. Even the best of the best aren't this good.
Just think that , if we were there, we wouldn't have any cellphones to record it or social media to talk about this awesome thing we just witnessed at the park. We'd just stand back, listen, and take it all in. A more pure experience than if it happened today.
Yes when I first seen S.T.P. in January 1993 he looked like a kid dancing and still working off the baby fatt. they blew away Megadeth who they were opening for 🎸☮️
Scott had such an amazing voice and talent. He left way too soon. I feel bad for his bandmates as they never really recovered after he got so mixed in with drugs. They tried to make a go of it but STP was never the same without Scott. They had three very solid albums from the get go, with Core and Purple being some of my all time favorites, and it's the like the rug just got pulled from under them. Thanks for uploading this rarely seen video. It would have been amazing to be there and see that.
When i first heard this song on the album Core in 1992 driving down a Welsh valley in the U.K i thought god those guitar riffs sound quite Zeppelin like., still listen to the album today. R.I.P Weiland.
I miss him so bad, the pain never goes away. Just to hear that heavenly voice one more time in my ear. Oh, how he has shaped and moved me and broke my innocent, little girl heart at 14. The love never ceases to exists and the fire never burns away. He is immoral beloved.
This is a rare and once in a lifetime performance. Outside, on a bench, and it sounds fantastic. Absolutely unbelievable. This will be a musical gem cataloged for years to come. Beautiful.
I met Scott in a bathroom at a night club in Pasadena right around this time. His hair was still pink, and growing out. He was humble and very cool. I tried to get him into the VIP room upstairs because my buddy was promoting the club that night and the bouncer wouldn't let him in!
haha... I'd love to hear that story from the bouncer to his pals: "yeah, ya know that famous guy from the Stone Pony Pilots...well, I kicked him outta the VIP room" Pals: "fuck you Steve, you're a douche and still no one likes you"
@@SirWrecksy most of them ego small-testicle fucking cock suckers are off duty police steroid fucks anyway (Least they are here in Indianapolis Broad Ripple at the Vogue the motherfuckers can suck a dick and die, if you only knew how many times I've seen them open up the back doors with some skinny Dude using their head as a battering ram
He looks like a completely different person. Look at him on the Core tour and then what he looks like afterwards. That's what drugs do to you. I wish this Scott had survived. Think of all the other beautiful music he might have made... R.I.P. Scott. We miss you!
That's as real and raw as it gets. Pure talent, I could listen to him forever. Love seeing this old stuff. Thanks for posting this gem. R.I.P Scott, you're missed.
It's lucky I never binned this recording, as the tape snapped at the time I was trying to digitise it, thankfully it snapped before STP came appeared on this show and I was able to save this recording.
Never saw Scott Weiland look like this before. I'm shook. I first became aware of him ironically through Velvet Revolver. So sad how things turned out, but I guess he burned bright and did what he wanted so RIP.
Scott was an impressive singer. Most of that generation could sing out their hearts and souls with so much truth. Really cannot understand why music has came down so dramatically nowadays. Of course there is a lot of talented people out there doing their job, but certainly faded away as they would never be back there. Be that as it may, 90’s were good ole times!
I barely knew this song, but since this amazing performance appeared on my fb feed last year I kept mesmerised listening to that beautiful hypnotic voice, it became my favourite record of it, I return from time to time just to appreciate the simplicity and yet greatness of this particular acoustic performance...what a song... RIP Scott , I wish I would’ve been older and living somewhere else to see him live specially in the 90’s, so Thank you so much for share your collection with us
I dreamt of Scott last night. Now I’m just sat here, feeling the bittersweet….but trying to focus more on the sweet, because what a talent he was. I hope he was proud of the musical contributions he made.
So many people just walking past totally unaware of what a moment is being recorded. The park and seat are still there and now due to this video, fans often have their photos taken there.😎
Brilliant ! Loved this song for 30 years now! In fact, I just bought it again, again, again, again yesterday. Greatest hits "Thank you", on vinyl. $75 in my country, Australia.... Bargain! 👍🤘
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ScottishTeeVee thank you for sharing these.. ❤️
@@spookyvegan1402 No problem at all, I just hope you enjoyed them
Ur a good person u know that? I’m sure u already do tho
That was a cool vid. I sure wish I was sitting on that lawn. Love that guy's voice. His look was almost unrecognizable in the later days. Do the true felt rock and rollers always have to die? Anyways, thanks ScottishTeeVee.
"This is a song called Plush" - such a classic line..
yeah
❤ I loved that he did that
Please explain
@@macmirez9508 They were relatively unknown at the time, especially in the UK...so he was casually introducing a song called plush...The people walking by, sitting on nearby benches, or stopping briefly to listen in had absolutely no clue what they were witnessing...amazing footage!
he must have practiced a lot
I`m just thinking the people in the background have no idea they are seeing the genesis of a hit
Same here, I have watched this many times over the years since I recorded it off TV and wondered about the people just walking by with no clue as to what they were seeing, did they realise years later?
What 2nd to do targets in his Packet of you can talk to me know if B or D in his truck tail gate to do targets in his Packet outfit tomorrow morning with Jerry Brown signed legislation and
U have a couple of the fountain however he is under the bench
D was a Dr Pepper jalapeno jerky treats
O am Going tonight along with fried okra in his Packet outfit tomorrow morning with Jerry and I
You know a song is great when one vocal and one guitar still make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up.
Great Point!
Kinda like the two voices and one acoustic on More Than Words.
Yes ❤
The guitar part is a masterpiece. I can't relieve such a young musician wrote this. I love this banda.
You ain’t bullshitting!!
This was the early years, bong and beer Scott. At 5’11”, he looks like a skate-jock all healthy and grain-fed. Next will be the Cocaine and booze Scott, followed by the Heroin Scott, resulting in an unrecognizably thin, cabaret-rock frontman into the 2000s. Even his vocal range/preference went from this almost baritone to the higher octaves as their records progressed and as Scott went into the Velvet Revolver/solo stages. Regardless of his drastic appearance changes, he was a criminally underrated singer, always brought it on stage regardless of addictions. RIP Scott.
Thanks for watching and commenting
He was supposed to be at Sonic boom in 2015 here in Wisconsin he died one day before my cousin was supposed to see him
Very well said, he was most definitely one of a kind
Chicago 2010 concert live was outstanding
I think he was always charismatic and charming enough to be up there with the likes of Kurt, Layne or Chris.
The amount of times I sat and ate my lunch on that same exact bench unknowing that one of my favorite songs was performed on it by the STP legends Dean & Scott themselves!
You are lucky to be able to sit there. Thanks for watching and commenting
hopefully you got to see them live. so underrated.
their albums didn't do them justice.
@@toddinthemiddle Unfortunately not the day I found out they were playing all the tickets had sold out and this was just before the internet! I have seen a lot of the grunge greats play live in the past luckily.
Very cool
It would be epic to see STP in San Diego on a bench again!
I have my lunch on that bench
Ben H That's cool man. Bon Appétit.
I had mine too there everyday' makes me miss London and Scott at the same time
I have lunch there pretty much everyday, and pretty much everyday I think about this performance. some people say that places and things hold some kind of memory. like an energy that gather with time. I don't know about that, but we can definitely fell something special about certain places. Soho Square is one of them.
I sleep and piss on that bench every weekend
Im gonna make it my goal to go and sit on the bench and listen to this version of Plush.
The 90's were amazing.
the best time
Hello Hendrix
@Chillie Poon dude what’s this even have to do with race?
Yes they were!
Pffft, yeah you can say that in 2019. And especially in 2022.
Just sat on this exact bench in soho square while this video played in my ears. My first time in London. Felt sublime.
Awesome ;)
❤
Scott's speaking voice is similar to Layne Staleys speaking voice. 2 Legends! RIP
And his hair, bread and love for heroin is similar.
Nah Layne’s pitch was sharper
They were so similar in so many ways
@@NicoCasadoZ and original as f
Scott was a good vocalist, but Layne was on another level
As a musician, this is one of the greatest songs ever composed. The chord structure, rythm, and the melody, glued by the vocals of Scott, just fit perfectly. R.I.P. gone way too soon.
I don't think he ever ( fully) returned after his 2002 departure from STP . 😔
He sounds like layne staley when he talks
yes it is !
Also as a musician and someone who is not a HUGE fan of his band, I definitely agree.
@@matthewjdouglas6471 don’t you dare… that’s blasphemy! Your talking about the greatest voice since Moses!
Pure talent, no auto-tune, synths or computers !! Awesome
What live performers beside Cher and T Pain use autotune? No one. Some dumbass always makes this comment.
@@mikecantreed Notice that very few live performers sound as good as Scott does here. Some dumbass always fails to understand this
mikecantreed Live performers still use quality control, maybe not to the extent where it sounds like “Autotune”. Young artists now have the luxury of having this equipment, nothing wrong with it since you are able to obtain high quality music with “inexpensive” equipment.What’s amazing is that in this video, he is able to mask the sound of his album recording without any strings attached. And some people find that better than technologically edited music because of the imperfections.
Definitely no auto tune on that guitar, could’ve used it. Scott sounded amazing though
mikecantreed that’s because they lip sync lol
Look at how healthy Scott looks here. Don't do heroin kids
Just do a reasonable amount.
Yup. There aint no pot of gold at the end of that rainbow.
Yeah, stick to opium peeps!
Cock A Doodle Doo Fair enough.
Don’t continuously do an ever-increasing amount of heroin for decades until your inevitable demise, kids.
Too late
No lip singing here boys, true talent. You are truly missed Scott 🖤🖤
No AI and auto tune too.
Lip *syncing
@@robharwood-stamper9857 noted. 🤟🏼
Just talent… pure talent…
@@robhughes8516 Let's not go overboard. It's not like this stuff is hard to sing or anything.
His best performance ever in my books. Before the drugs and super fame, this was raw Scott. Beautiful harmony...
For honest people, fame is very hard to manage if not lethal.
@miguelmurill1 very true. Thank you for the thought.
There is a similar version from mtv this is my favorite version and people say it was his favorite as well.
Can you imagine you're in this square, unaware you're hearing one of the greatest voices of a generation, belting out a classic? Scott was just something properly unique
wow, Scott was so different and coherent here, what a shame he's gone
that Scott you see here, was gone long before he was dead.
@cmtmj2006 meaning the drugs had took over him by then?
Weiland was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. He was always self medicating and he was probably schizoaffective as well so he was basically trying to stop his mind from poisoning his life by drowning in it shit. In terms of his career over his lifetime he had a lot of ups and downs but way more ups what a brilliant song crafter with his bandmates even if he couldn't play an instrument the songs wouldn't be there without him.
His transformation is so astounding. This Scott looks like he probably knows how to rebuild a Chevy and smokes Marlboro Reds. The Scott of mid 2000s not so much..Regardless he’s a legend.
Adam Townsend
Yeah .... he looks so healthy here. I forgot this Scott. 20 years of gaunt drug-addled Scott is unfortunately what most of us remember.
Drugs destroyed this man, but not the legend
He did smoke Marlboro reds!!
I swear, that "voice" of his, just so amazing, soulful, and original. What a terrible loss to the music community. RIP Scott.
Just a voice and guitar - this song still rocks!
Thanks for watching and commenting Kevin🎸
I was 15 when I fell in love with these guys, and Scott especially. It was so sad to see his downward spiral. RIP Scott...from the little girl who's heart fluttered at the sight of you, and the woman who now knows what a wonderful, talented man you were.
Wholesome comment!
Shooting dope. Happened to my brother.
@@volsdeepI'm sorry for your loss.
My parents used to have this album on cassette, I was blessed to have been raised with such great tunes in the background, I feel for the kids of today’s generation , some of the music they have in the background is terrible , but for my kids I am repeating the cycle . Rock on 🤘🏼.
Can you imagine what the world is going to be like with adults that grew up on Miley Cyrus and K-Pop bands? Kill me now.
Ha, I had this record on cassette when it first came out! It never survived the 90s and my own kids never gave a crap about the bands I liked. Listened to it on my Walkman while delivering newspapers on my bike. Damn, I feel old now! No longer are there cassettes, Sony Walkman's, and newspapers are all going online these days. People still ride bicycles though, thankfully. Those I would probably miss
I was 16 when this hit and wore out 3 different cassettes jamming to it in my first car. GREAT TIMES
@@KS-oi9ym oh god. You're right. Yikes.
🤘🏼
Everytime I see him at this stage in his life, I feel sad because he looked so healthy and full in the face. His voice was deeper and had more projection from the chest. By the end, it's true. He was half the man he used to be.
That's sad to say man. I dont know if he would whole heartedly agree. But the truth to that is a knife edge double edged .
Well I don't agree with half the man he used to be...
Because being addicted to drugs has nothing to do with being a man...
I'd bet all the money I got, if you were in his shoes, Joshua pleb ass Jones, you would've died earlier.
Just seen them in Kentucky 2019 they were ok woukdve liked to have seen them when scott was alive hes my fav😍
@@zendokai1527 That's just what junkies say. He was definitely better here than later. You're mad, m8
@@zendokai1527 are you bragging for him that he lived as long as he did on drugs? As if dying is an accomplishment? I wonder if you grasp how stupid you sound.
When the word “artist” actually meant something. That was great, thanks for sharing. You are missed...
Imagine living in that house at 6:04 and looking out your window only to see Scott Weiland singing Plush on a park bench !?😯
Singing on a park bench this still sounds better than half the crap that is so called music now
John Ritchie half?
Music is based on opinion I enjoy mostly this kind of music but also modern aswell
Edgy
TheBrandonDawson stfu
@@psilocybe9802 Hey someone dudes actually enjoy getting a penis inserted in their ass.
I mean, objectively that shit would be uncomfortable as fuck, but some enjoy it.
I hope you get the point.
Scott has one of the most incredible voices in the history of rock music at this time.
sprdvx Jeff Buckley was amazing as well. Both as a vocalist and guitarist. Sadly, he also died way too early.
Layne Stanley too
That's some exageration there. Nothing special about that voice.
There were so many amazing voices back then. Scott, Kurt, Chris, Gavin (yeah I said it), Eddie, Layne...just raw as fuck and amazing
*Laughs in Chris Cornell*
Interesting to hear Scott speaking in the early days, he sounds real focused, these guys were the real deal.
How he belts out Plush just brings me to tears. They were always one of my favorites. No one like Scott and never will be ever. He was one of a kind. So charismatic, so charming, he just reels you in with that beauty and that silky voice. Oh, how I adore him.
I'm very appreciate of people like you who choose to preserve moments like this. A sincere thank you
It's our responsibility to push this kinda simple beauty of art and make sure it stays alive n well for our kids to see. This is the kinda performance that hits deep
I teared up when he started singing.
26 years ago Planet Earth was a much better place to live on.
Gergely Nagy 93 was a good year.
Gergely Nagy ...then the squad was born
Gergely Nagy amen yisus.
It will be good again. Always darkest before the dawn...
Yes it was
Scott : here an articulate young man, healthy guy and amazing singer. Beware of evil in our world, guys.. Peace to Scott, hugely missed.. 🙏🙏🙏🌠
Thanks for watching and commenting Roberto 🙂
@@ScottishTeeVee yeah mate, only Layne and chris were up there with him in vocals.
I was fortunate to hang out with Scott at a after party in San Diego in 1999.He was drinking heavy also on drugs.. but he was a very cool kind dude. RIP!
You're so lucky 👍
Scott looks like a different person from the guy that was in Velvet Revolver
Alex Castro this was years before that
In VR he had already abused his body for years with heroin
That’s because he was. I miss Scott, but I especially miss *this* Scott.
"H" ~~hell of a drug !! ☠
I think he looked ok in VR .. Just totally different
Wow what talent! He did that sitting on a park bench, over a guitar, with people walking by, and a camera zooming in and out of his face. Even the best of the best aren't this good.
Sometimes I wonder if Scott hadn’t tried heroin, he would’ve stayed like this.
He had some cocaine phases as well
He was already smoking H at this point.
Waxhead No, he first tried heroin in August of 1993.
It makes me angry. Who starts heroin with the attitude "I can handle this, I've seen the idiots that became junkies, I am smarter than that"?
@@elvis316 doesn't work like that. Probably, he was just feeling really really shit
How is there not a crowd standing around to hear this great song ? Amazing !
Makes me cry. Don't want to take it apart too much. Knife to the heart.
STP my favourite band RIP scott...Drugs are Demons
@@skibum4207 heavy drugs = great music made
@@skibum4207 you too bro
I don´t usually comment on youtube videos but this is a masterpiece! Thank´s for sharing.
Thank you for taking the time to comment, I do appreciate it.
Scott was a tortured soul. I loved him irregardless of his many foolhardy decisions. May he be composing beautiful songs somewhere peaceful.
You don't comment..really?so...
What..i don't give a Damn..you if don't Talk on UA-cam..who are you..= No body.
Good lucky Dude.
That's the best version of Scott Weiland !! Heathly & Strong
You should comment more. You got 200 likes and one from the channel. 😀
Miss Scott so much. Such a beautiful, eccentric, hopelessly romantic soul
Miss Scott what an amazing human and so glad we got to experience this talent he shared with the world.
Imagine walking around your city and just stumbling upon STP. So rad
Just think that , if we were there, we wouldn't have any cellphones to record it or social media to talk about this awesome thing we just witnessed at the park. We'd just stand back, listen, and take it all in. A more pure experience than if it happened today.
Bless him, he looks fuller in the face so much healthier.
This is the version of Scott I remember. Watching him fall off and look like a druggie was sad.
mojopin 70 he looked way better gaunt total rock star alien
Yes when I first seen S.T.P. in January 1993 he looked like a kid dancing and still working off the baby fatt. they blew away Megadeth who they were opening for 🎸☮️
Also Scott was a highschool quarterback with a cannon for a arm..
@David Phelan thanks, we had no idea.
Scott had such an amazing voice and talent. He left way too soon. I feel bad for his bandmates as they never really recovered after he got so mixed in with drugs. They tried to make a go of it but STP was never the same without Scott. They had three very solid albums from the get go, with Core and Purple being some of my all time favorites, and it's the like the rug just got pulled from under them. Thanks for uploading this rarely seen video. It would have been amazing to be there and see that.
I still come back to watch this most days ❤️💙
I miss Scott so much.
When i first heard this song on the album Core in 1992 driving down a Welsh valley in the U.K i thought god those guitar riffs sound quite Zeppelin like., still listen to the album today. R.I.P Weiland.
Pretty much the only guy I’d consider badass with pink hair, RIP Scott 🤘🏼
K_Diddly 31 and Layne Staley
and dimebag's beard
Layne did it..
@@markfarrell3671 lmaooo TMI lol
Jesús García not really
Wow! Scott was a deeply intelligent young man with a magical voice. A tragic loss. God Bless him❤
I miss him so bad, the pain never goes away. Just to hear that heavenly voice one more time in my ear. Oh, how he has shaped and moved me and broke my innocent, little girl heart at 14. The love never ceases to exists and the fire never burns away. He is immoral beloved.
To do that song on a bench outdoors is so courageous for a singer, I have a huge respect for his vocals. RIP
Those ppl on the bench beside them had no idea. In my top 5 90s bands.
This is pure talent. He needed no microphone or voice effects. No auto tune like 99.9% of idiots today. Lol
Yeah I hate 90% of music today. Hate is a strong word but I mean it
I feel the same but that 90% of today's music doesn't even deserve my hate. They are not worthy of it.
90% of today's music is not music
This is a rare and once in a lifetime performance. Outside, on a bench, and it sounds fantastic. Absolutely unbelievable. This will be a musical gem cataloged for years to come. Beautiful.
RIP scott... Always loved STP!
God damn Scott's vocals were absolutely beautiful.
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I met Scott in a bathroom at a night club in Pasadena right around this time. His hair was still pink, and growing out. He was humble and very cool. I tried to get him into the VIP room upstairs because my buddy was promoting the club that night and the bouncer wouldn't let him in!
haha...
I'd love to hear that story from the bouncer to his pals:
"yeah, ya know that famous guy from the Stone Pony Pilots...well, I kicked him outta the VIP room"
Pals: "fuck you Steve, you're a douche and still no one likes you"
😒
Typical dumb bouncer
Fuck bouncers man.
@@SirWrecksy most of them ego small-testicle fucking cock suckers are off duty police steroid fucks anyway
(Least they are here in Indianapolis Broad Ripple at the Vogue the motherfuckers can suck a dick and die, if you only knew how many times I've seen them open up the back doors with some skinny Dude using their head as a battering ram
He looks like a completely different person. Look at him on the Core tour and then what he looks like afterwards. That's what drugs do to you. I wish this Scott had survived. Think of all the other beautiful music he might have made... R.I.P. Scott. We miss you!
Amen
That's as real and raw as it gets. Pure talent, I could listen to him forever. Love seeing this old stuff. Thanks for posting this gem. R.I.P Scott, you're missed.
I LOVE FOREVER STONE TEMPLE PILOTS 😎🤟🎸💯
For the guitarrist thanks 🎸😎😍💯🤟👍
This came out when I was 13 and I’m still not tired of it. Damn those were some good times.
Same
Good lord. It's beautiful to hear Scott's voice. That's the voice that spoke to my soul at 14 when I heard Sour Girl. Been hooked since.
A capsule in time. Very thankful someone saved and posted.
It's lucky I never binned this recording, as the tape snapped at the time I was trying to digitise it, thankfully it snapped before STP came appeared on this show and I was able to save this recording.
Great song.R.I.P
My god his voice is so clean and crisp. He was truly remarkable.
Yes he truly was a very talented man, he shall forever be remembered
Never saw Scott Weiland look like this before. I'm shook. I first became aware of him ironically through Velvet Revolver. So sad how things turned out, but I guess he burned bright and did what he wanted so RIP.
Severely underrated band, Scotts voice was so good
This is the way I love to remember Scott.
Scott's voice is amazing, raw no mics here. Dean on that guitar killing those barre chords. R.I.P. Scott, you will missed forever.
damn that was so good. Scott was on point that morning! Plush has to be one of the best songs ever written...
Scott was an impressive singer. Most of that generation could sing out their hearts and souls with so much truth. Really cannot understand why music has came down so dramatically nowadays. Of course there is a lot of talented people out there doing their job, but certainly faded away as they would never be back there. Be that as it may, 90’s were good ole times!
. This right here.
. A fucking masterpiece.
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Thanks for posting this, better off remembering the guy when he was young and full of potential.
Tom D Agreed
You can instantly tell it's a hit the first time you hear it. There is no doubt.
The good days. When the music was great and our idols were still rocking.
My favorite band from that era. Simple, beautiful song.
Amazing vocal control and a mesmerising soulful delivery just like that, sitting on a bench in cold London! What a talented man Scott was, RIP...
Scott always knew he would not be here for th3 long haul, RIP Scott and Layne. 2 beautiful tormented souls
Jesus this is so raw and beautiful
How can someone dislike this?
There's alway's a few, but I prefer when haters leave a comment, so I can reply, then block them 😇
In a very screwed up year I’ve listened to this song easily 100 times if not twice that - and it’s helped. Hello to everyone out there
One of the greatest voices ever... Even more impressive sounding like that raw sitting on a park bench without any fancy equipment
From the soul.. I am floored by this version, pure soul and passion
Scott Weiland's voice was so beautiful. Hats off to ScottishTeeVee for recording and sharing this!! Seriously, such a treat. :)
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My heart! I feel like he was family. Saw him in 94. It was the best concert I’ve EVER been to.
love how he just says do it twice and scott thinks for a half second and knows right what he means with the intro. so cool to see
Scott Weiland was a lyrical genius. Dean and Robert DeLeo both are great rock musicians and song writers. STP is one of the greatest of all time.
I barely knew this song, but since this amazing performance appeared on my fb feed last year I kept mesmerised listening to that beautiful hypnotic voice, it became my favourite record of it, I return from time to time just to appreciate the simplicity and yet greatness of this particular acoustic performance...what a song... RIP Scott , I wish I would’ve been older and living somewhere else to see him live specially in the 90’s, so Thank you so much for share your collection with us
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Epic song. I close my eyes and travel back in time. Those were the days.
Does not seem like over 30 years ago 😮
Scott is so coherent its refreshing.
I dreamt of Scott last night. Now I’m just sat here, feeling the bittersweet….but trying to focus more on the sweet, because what a talent he was. I hope he was proud of the musical contributions he made.
Late 1990s memory rushing in about an ex girlfriend, yes, this man is about to cry...Plush, RIP Scott Weiland, STP part of my life for ever....
David Cross They had that kind of lasting impact; they had soul
Awesome, love this. STP was the band that did it for me when I was 14-15 and Plush was the song. RIP the 90's.
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A true gem on UA-cam, Thank you very much indeed for posting and sharing this !! Your a legend.
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Wonderful. What a special moment in time. I wish I'd been walking through that little park right then! RIP Scott,
So many people just walking past totally unaware of what a moment is being recorded. The park and seat are still there and now due to this video, fans often have their photos taken there.😎
@@ScottishTeeVee Awesome. Next time I'm in central London I might go and sit there and watch this video!
Brilliant ! Loved this song for 30 years now! In fact, I just bought it again, again, again, again yesterday. Greatest hits "Thank you", on vinyl. $75 in my country, Australia.... Bargain! 👍🤘