Funny how Samba Nova and And So I Know are the only bossa nova I have ever liked even though I'm Brazilian, lol. STP is and will always be my favorite band, RIP Scott Weiland.
@@echase416 yes and as much as I love and respect Bowie's ability to change styles, he did so with the help of many different guitarists. Imagine had Robert Fripp and Stevie Ray Vaughn traded places on Heroes and Let's Dance... STP shifted gears so many times and with the same lineup. Scott Weiland had many voices. Sex type thing, big bang baby and this song sound like three completely different singers and for that matter, bands. I have so much respect for what STP accomplished.
@@sammarshall4741 I'm not gonna lie: Right now I'm going through a bad crisis where I've been single for the longest I've ever been in my life. And I'm by myself most of the time. And sometimes I don't know what to do. But at least I don't feel like killing myself anymore. I feel like fightin' again. Thanks for the support :)
This is one of STP’s greatest songs, in my opinion. It really highlighted their versatility as musicians and songwriters, which went beyond that of other bands in that 90’s cohort.
yeah, they are my number 1 or 2 favorite band ever, and that's exactly why: how versatile they were (and still are, now with Jeff), from heavy stuff in Core or Purle, too beautiful melodies in Tiny Music..or Shangri-la dee daa. The mixture between them Deleo bross, Scott's voice sometimes soft like silk, others powerful and manly and finally Eric's beats were unique and wonderful to hear. The sad part is most people only know "plush", "creep" or "sour girl" or "interstate lovesong', when it's the little gems like "and so I know" what make them remarkable.
@Mariana D'Amelio As much as I want to root for Kretz & the DeLeo's, I've just been far too disappointed in them for carrying on as Stone Temple Pilots, post-Weiland, to even listen once to anything they've done as STP since parting with Scott for the last time. It's too bad they were apparently so put-off from working with Coutts that they've not even considered reviving Talk Show instead. I think incredibly highly of Kretz & the De Leo's, but, them carrying on as STP is just as embarrassing as INXS carrying without Michael Hutchence. I can't be bothered to give it a chance.
@Mariana D'Amelio The Talk Show album is great, give it a chance. The people who made the music are still making it, they’re moving on after losing their friends to addiction and suicide.
Can't imagine all the emotions this footage can make the band feel. All these moments held in their memories, good times and hanging around enjoying themselves... All these years
@@Tommy88- Hell No! It’s NEVER too late. This song..... STP Music in General will be Re-Appreciated for Generations just like Zeppelin. Scott’s gone, along with John Henry Bonham of The Lead Balloon. Great Musics has No Shelf Life. It never Expires, it’s Too Damn Good
I feel this song really captures the feeling of the time. It's nostalgic, familiar, calm just like a long lost friend or a loved one coming back in a dream. I really have this love-hate relationship with 90's and early 2000's music, because it reminds me so much of the times with my brother. I gives me joy and grief at the same time. Sorry for the rant, but I feel like I just need to say some of these things once in a while.
It's not a "rant"!! You barely started sharing with us and then your post ended! :) Feel free to share more any Time you want and/or need to! :) Take care!
it brings me straight back to my tiny college apartment in Manhattan... my life was full of so many people back then... now everything feels decimated by social media, quarantine and sadness
At 2:10. He's so cute. That smile. I wish he was still here...clean...happy. His voice is amazing. So many different sounds. RIP Scott. You are still loved and missed.
This song still blows me away. The range of these guys was crazy, unbelievable musicians and they could really put it together. That guitar solo is pure classic.
It's an honor to play every Saturday their songs in my home city in Chihuahua México, what a great band and inspiration, we miss you Scott Weiland a lot.
everyone talk about Scott (and of course he was the best!) but as a guitar player I have to comment on that juicy and tasty jazzy solo. Dean De Leo is so underrated! His technique is exquisite and introduced many musicians to a whole new perspective.
It's both Deleo bross proximity with bossa nova, a genre they have spoken about in interviews. You can hear the influence in Dean's playing on this particular one, but also "about a fool" or "samba nova". I love brazilian music since I was a kid, and maybe that mixture, the melodic part of STP along with their heavier tunes is what made them one of my favorite bands
Ppl always compared Pearl Jam to STP but there is no comparison. STP was way better. They were very versatile with their music. Not many bands are. STP was and is the bomb Rip Scott Weiland
Pj are versatile as well, did you hear no code? and it's subjective, I personally love pj more, it's actually my favourite band ever STP is still great band
The Rollercoaster rides a lonely one. I paid a ransome note to stop it from steaming. Hey what are you looking at? She was a teenage girl when she met me. What would you do? What would you do if I followed you? What would you do? If I followed? She turned away what are you looking at? She was a sour girl the day that she met me, the day that she met me...
@@Faks.09 Scott doesn’t sound like Eddie on any songs lol. I was PJ fan before STP and STP sounded like nothing I had ever heard the first time I heard them.
I saw STP live five times including Syracuse, NY in 1997, Mobile, AL in 2002, and Greensboro, NC in 2009. Every show was f***ing incredible. Best rock band of my generation.
@Fakename70 I still think that is Dean and am pretty curious what the real answer is. I am aware Robert's credits include guitar but Dean also has guitar credit and this solo sounds in line with Dean's other solos. I think Robert probably wrote the rest of it
When I was like 14, I took all of my dads CDs and burned them into my iPod. It was the best decision of my life. He has since passed and now all of his music is my music, we we still connect through the music. STP was one of those albums 😌
When Tiny Music came out, I was 12 - just started getting into modern rock and bought TM. First time I listened to this song, it was dark out with a light rain. To this day, every time I hear this song I think of that moment listening to this song and the rain. TM is still one of my favorites. The DeLeo’s are right up there with my musical heroes. Kretz ain’t bad himself.😎
I'm sorry you guys lost your friend. Thanks for sharing with us some of, what looks to be the good times. You will always rock on in my parents, my own _and_ my children's houses. Forever guys, much love. 🤘😝🤘💕
Man, I just want to bask in the moment they were having when they filmed this. They were so young and vibrant and alive. Scott was definitely one of the best front men to ever do it. Stage presence like no other.
Scott's beautiful, pure voice on this song is perfection personified. My favorite STP song ever. The arrangement of this song has a cool lounge vibe and again the vocals timeless. Scott was one of the best singer's ever.
2:02 Ese solo de guitarra es hermoso! Dean Deleo, te amo! Gracias por tanto, hiciste de mi mundo un lugar mejor, gracias a tus melodías! Los fui a ver todas las veces que vinieron a mi pais. GRACIAS! Argentina los ama!
@@franciscomariner tremenda banda,me acuerdo que me compre en cassette grabado el disco en el parque Rivadavia apenas salio,era chico y no tenia un mango jajaja
I am 62 years old yet people think I am 50. I had the privilege of seeing STP and Velvet Revolver up close many times. The brilliance and fire that was and still is Scott Weiland I hold deep in my soul. My friends and I would leave the shows totally elated. Rest in peace with the angels Scott and be free from all that plagued you here on Earth. We miss you inside and out. TRULY UNDERRATED.
I want to point out that while David Bowie had the amazing ability of changing musical styles and I respect him for everything he accomplished, he did have the advantage of working with a plethora of musicians and about 5 or 6 different guitarists. STP had that amazing ability too and yet they accomplished it with the same lineup. I consider STP to be one of if not the most versatile band of all time. Truly amazing. Someone unfamiliar with their catalog would believe Sex Type Thing, Big Bang Baby and And So I Know, were all songs recorded by three different bands. Scott's voice was so versatile. STP could never be pinned down into one style of music. I respect that immensely.
STP was my favorite band in high school. I remember buying this album when it came out (had Core and Purple already). Weiland’s voice was unmatched in the rock genre. He could go from a smooth angelic voice to a strong gritty voice. After 4, I moved on to other music, adulthood started, and forgot about STP. Now I’m going back and listening to the songs I loved so much in my younger years, reclaiming the innocence of times past. I just want to say thank you STP and Scott for creating beautiful music for us regular folks to enjoy for a lifetime and beyond.
I am a guy and Scott was handsome as hell..he always had style and grace..miss that ..they need to please do this on everything song in Tiny.. My favorite album. Rest easy Scott.
This song is a very beautiful song, from a beautiful album... Adhesive is also a masterpiece. What a decade for music. Would it be wrong to say STP might be one of the greatest?
So delightfuly and strangely familiar. Love this tune so much, its one of STP's most beautiful songs. Its also the soundtrack to some of my dearest memories, from those younger and simpler days. Thank you.
This song stayed with me 4 years ago, when everything was falling apart in my life, once again I'm in the same place..and I come back to this song looking for some relief again, RIP Scott, we all miss you.
Just seeing the love and friendship of these 4 amazing musicians (band of brothers) is a testimony of how the best 90's band made the best music of my generation. Love you guys and thanks for sharing! R. I. P Scott
I am 61 and don't know how I never heard stp music. In the 70late. Shaved my head as a girl and became punk. I have been watching stp for 10 hrs now!!!❤🎉 love u Weiland. RIP🎉
This really shows how versatile they are; not many bands have such a varied discography, and that range is something I hope to be able to pull off if and when I hopefully record decent-sounding, actual music.
I get nostalgic. I close my eyes and picture myself inside a lounge with a high ceiling in the nighties, and STP is playing this live in a small room with a small stage, right in front of us.
That's some awesome footage of the house and how the band was at the time. The footage of Scott is bittersweet to see 6 years after his passing. He wanted to follow in the footsteps of his heroes like so many of us do and he was able to do it. If only he could have held onto it for a little bit longer. Such is life though.
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Back when this album came out, people weren't ready for it.
It's way ahead of it's time.
Rest Easy, Scott..
1995… What a time to be alive.
I was there all 22 and shit. It was indeed awesome... Wish I could go back.
And So I Know is such a masterpiece.
Absolutely.
Yes, it is!!!!!
It's so damn good.
Fo sho! Been saying that for so long now! This was a most pleasant surprise!
Funny how Samba Nova and And So I Know are the only bossa nova I have ever liked even though I'm Brazilian, lol.
STP is and will always be my favorite band, RIP Scott Weiland.
Scott's voice is one of the finest from the 90's.
He was a total vocal chameleon.
@@echase416 yes and as much as I love and respect Bowie's ability to change styles, he did so with the help of many different guitarists. Imagine had Robert Fripp and Stevie Ray Vaughn traded places on Heroes and Let's Dance... STP shifted gears so many times and with the same lineup. Scott Weiland had many voices. Sex type thing, big bang baby and this song sound like three completely different singers and for that matter, bands. I have so much respect for what STP accomplished.
@@echase416 I've always resented the name clone Temple Pilots Scott Weiland did not sound like Eddie Vedder.
And so very Versatile! :)
@@nebula1924 True but if it was not for Scott STP wouldn't have been anything. It broke my heart 💔 when I found out about what actually t.....
I cannot overstate how underrated this song is
Agree. I thought it was a pisstake in my youth. and so I know now that was just a misconception
@@rhan7466 I see what you did there 😉 but same! I slept on this entire album during my youth. My bad.
No. Art School Girl and Ride the Cliche were the pisstakes on this album. Not bad.. but not really great either.
@@Bartonovich52 I’m a sucker for the solo on ride the cliche. But agree nonetheless. I think it was Scott’s least favorite song
Let's just say I was forced into the Vito Corleone route instead of the Marvin Jr route.
Best band of the 90s
Best front man too.
Absolutely!
Agreed 👍
Best band since Zeppelin, hands down! Scott might be best frontman in Rock history.
The only STP front man
Alice in Chains and layne
This song helped me not jump off a 7th floor about 6 years ago.
Thank you.
I hope you're getting better in life now
@@vaduzcrew thank you. I'm hanging in there.
aye bro dont do it you good bro💪
glad you're still here fellow stp enjoyer:)
@@sammarshall4741 I'm not gonna lie: Right now I'm going through a bad crisis where I've been single for the longest I've ever been in my life.
And I'm by myself most of the time.
And sometimes I don't know what to do.
But at least I don't feel like killing myself anymore.
I feel like fightin' again.
Thanks for the support :)
This is one of STP’s greatest songs, in my opinion. It really highlighted their versatility as musicians and songwriters, which went beyond that of other bands in that 90’s cohort.
yeah, they are my number 1 or 2 favorite band ever, and that's exactly why: how versatile they were (and still are, now with Jeff), from heavy stuff in Core or Purle, too beautiful melodies in Tiny Music..or Shangri-la dee daa. The mixture between them Deleo bross, Scott's voice sometimes soft like silk, others powerful and manly and finally Eric's beats were unique and wonderful to hear. The sad part is most people only know "plush", "creep" or "sour girl" or "interstate lovesong', when it's the little gems like "and so I know" what make them remarkable.
I love the song Atlanta it's so Jazzy it reminds me of These are a few of my Favourite Things
Love that they did go beyond exploring there music and style not staying in one genre that's why I listen to them until now
Woke with this tune in my head. Lovely start for a day
@@chilenskbjorn8737 everything you said about STP I agree 100% but STP with Jeff blah👎
Tiny Music is an absolute masterpiece!
I’ve always felt that in an alternate universe, coupled with Talk Show, it’d have been the ultimate double LP of the ‘90’s.
I'm agree with you
@Mariana D'Amelio
As much as I want to root for Kretz & the DeLeo's, I've just been far too disappointed in them for carrying on as Stone Temple Pilots, post-Weiland, to even listen once to anything they've done as STP since parting with Scott for the last time. It's too bad they were apparently so put-off from working with Coutts that they've not even considered reviving Talk Show instead. I think incredibly highly of Kretz & the De Leo's, but, them carrying on as STP is just as embarrassing as INXS carrying without Michael Hutchence. I can't be bothered to give it a chance.
I will definitely say hell yeah to that
@Mariana D'Amelio The Talk Show album is great, give it a chance. The people who made the music are still making it, they’re moving on after losing their friends to addiction and suicide.
*_RIP SCOTT, I miss you and your voice._*
Can't imagine all the emotions this footage can make the band feel. All these moments held in their memories, good times and hanging around enjoying themselves... All these years
It makes me feel a certain type of way, so I can only imagine how they feel watching this
The long road trips, ahhh ..
Seeing Scott is not only sad, but seeing him during this era makes me truly believe he is Clint Eastwood love child.
Seconded. lol. :) \m/
Always thought this
I’ve thought this myself dude
I can't believe it, I've always said this song is so underrated and now it gets its official video. Thank you so much!!!!
Yeah, it’s a little late though.
@@Tommy88- Is not for us at least
This is my sleepytime anthem. Damn I miss Scott!
This is my sleepytime anthem. Damn I miss Scott!
@@Tommy88-
Hell No!
It’s NEVER too late. This song..... STP Music in General will be Re-Appreciated for Generations just like Zeppelin. Scott’s gone, along with John Henry Bonham of The Lead Balloon.
Great Musics has No Shelf Life. It never Expires, it’s Too Damn Good
I feel this song really captures the feeling of the time. It's nostalgic, familiar, calm just like a long lost friend or a loved one coming back in a dream. I really have this love-hate relationship with 90's and early 2000's music, because it reminds me so much of the times with my brother. I gives me joy and grief at the same time. Sorry for the rant, but I feel like I just need to say some of these things once in a while.
Perfect Words For Such A Frustrating Time Period; Then & Now🦉
Same !
Thanks and I feel this way too. I wish I could get back there somehow.
@@nebula1924
I too wish I could go back. Then I’d see my dad again and be by his side.
It's not a "rant"!!
You barely started sharing with us and then your post ended! :)
Feel free to share more any Time you want and/or need to! :)
Take care!
This song always bring a tear to my eye because it makes me think of years gone by. Thank you for sharing STP! This was a sweet surprise!!!
do you remember the good old days of your youth maybe? I know so well, bro..
it brings me straight back to my tiny college apartment in Manhattan... my life was full of so many people back then... now everything feels decimated by social media, quarantine and sadness
Now that you mentioned it. 😭😭😭😭😭
💯💯
I just found it after all these years. Deep nostalgia to it.
At 2:10. He's so cute. That smile. I wish he was still here...clean...happy. His voice is amazing. So many different sounds. RIP Scott. You are still loved and missed.
This is one of my favorite songs of the tiny music album and "adhesive" too
Adhesive is one of my favs too!
@@patch19811 it was Scott's fave too
Good taste 🤌
This song still blows me away. The range of these guys was crazy, unbelievable musicians and they could really put it together. That guitar solo is pure classic.
this is probably one of the most underrated STP songs of all time by far.
It seems that this and Still Remains are always brought up the most when this conversation happens.
probably by far huh? you might be probably right....
Stumbling into this video today feels like running into an old best friend I didn’t realize how much I missed.
so true
I love STP and always will but there will never be another SCOTT WEILAND!!
It's an honor to play every Saturday their songs in my home city in Chihuahua México, what a great band and inspiration, we miss you Scott Weiland a lot.
También de Chihuahua carnal saludos
@@alanolivasmartinez1724 te espero en el becks sports bar en puerta norte los sábados a partir de las 10:30 bro, empezamos con wicked garden 🤘😝
@@Nelo69 gracias carnal me daré una vuelta
Hey, Jeff Gutt is pretty dang good, too!
Yo también de Chihuahua, leyenda scott y los hermanos DeLeo
everyone talk about Scott (and of course he was the best!) but as a guitar player I have to comment on that juicy and tasty jazzy solo.
Dean De Leo is so underrated! His technique is exquisite and introduced many musicians to a whole new perspective.
Yes, certainly!
Both Robert and brother Dean DeLeo are Accomplished Musicians! :)
Their Musical Purview Stretches Far Beyond Just Rock 'n Roll!!! :)
It's both Deleo bross proximity with bossa nova, a genre they have spoken about in interviews. You can hear the influence in Dean's playing on this particular one, but also "about a fool" or "samba nova". I love brazilian music since I was a kid, and maybe that mixture, the melodic part of STP along with their heavier tunes is what made them one of my favorite bands
It also has a Brazilian bossa nova feeling. Sounds great
Someone from 2024? I'm from Brazil.
Deep music that transports me to my best memories. I miss you Scott❤
Ppl always compared Pearl Jam to STP but there is no comparison. STP was way better. They were very versatile with their music. Not many bands are. STP was and is the bomb Rip Scott Weiland
Pj are versatile as well, did you hear no code?
and it's subjective, I personally love pj more, it's actually my favourite band ever
STP is still great band
And Scott sings like Eddie on some songs
you can't compare. they are both great in their own way.
The Rollercoaster rides a lonely one. I paid a ransome note to stop it from steaming. Hey what are you looking at? She was a teenage girl when she met me. What would you do? What would you do if I followed you? What would you do? If I followed? She turned away what are you looking at? She was a sour girl the day that she met me, the day that she met me...
@@Faks.09 Scott doesn’t sound like Eddie on any songs lol. I was PJ fan before STP and STP sounded like nothing I had ever heard the first time I heard them.
This and Adhesive are my favorite STP songs of all time, but so damn many great records to choose from. They will always be awesome!!!
STP deep cuts were better than most 90s bands hits, including the big 4 from Seattle.
Nirvana? Yes. Pearl Jam. Yes. Soundgarden? Debatable. Alice In Chains? Definitely not.
Good thing I don’t have to chose. It would be difficult.
Absolutely agree on this and Adhesive Love ..
Can't believe I get to see the day where this song finally gets its own official video. Such a beautiful composition.
I saw STP live five times including Syracuse, NY in 1997, Mobile, AL in 2002, and Greensboro, NC in 2009. Every show was f***ing incredible. Best rock band of my generation.
I never got to see them😪i have missed alot of bands over the years LIVE..I don't want to miss anymore 💔
That Syracuse '97 show was freaking epic
Was gonna see them in Syracuse back in June but covid
97 had to be the best, I was at Binghamton and the set list was the best of any tour I’ve seen
Seattle 2000. What an amazing show!
Its such a beautiful masterpiece, who else is crying watching this
The 90’s was so refreshing…it’s all over now🦨
That fucking solo is off the charts...one of the best ever!
I bet people who never owned a physical copy of the album think it’s Dean
@Fakename70 I still think that is Dean and am pretty curious what the real answer is. I am aware Robert's credits include guitar but Dean also has guitar credit and this solo sounds in line with Dean's other solos. I think Robert probably wrote the rest of it
I never thought I'd see the day there would be an actual music video for this.
“campfire girls make me feel alright”
Truer words have never been spoken
3:16 La sonrisa de Scott... ♥ Que temazo!
That middle-eight guitar solo is absolutely brilliant - Earl Klugh would give it a big "thumbs up"!
When I was like 14, I took all of my dads CDs and burned them into my iPod. It was the best decision of my life. He has since passed and now all of his music is my music, we we still connect through the music. STP was one of those albums 😌
Like a bossa nova song, that's cool!
When Tiny Music came out, I was 12 - just started getting into modern rock and bought TM. First time I listened to this song, it was dark out with a light rain. To this day, every time I hear this song I think of that moment listening to this song and the rain. TM is still one of my favorites. The DeLeo’s are right up there with my musical heroes. Kretz ain’t bad himself.😎
Miss your voice and stage performances Scott RIP
One of the best songs of all time , so underrated
I'm sorry you guys lost your friend. Thanks for sharing with us some of, what looks to be the good times. You will always rock on in my parents, my own _and_ my children's houses. Forever guys, much love. 🤘😝🤘💕
Man, I just want to bask in the moment they were having when they filmed this. They were so young and vibrant and alive. Scott was definitely one of the best front men to ever do it. Stage presence like no other.
Scott's beautiful, pure voice on this song is perfection personified. My favorite STP song ever. The arrangement of this song has a cool lounge vibe and again the vocals timeless. Scott was one of the best singer's ever.
One of the Finest Songs of All Time.
Stp is a class of their own thanks for the memories
Talent! That's how you can create a song like this alongside the rest of their catalogue. Lost art!
In 1995 I graduated college and everyone was moving on to "real life" so the lyrics to this song hit me extra hard every time. Masterpiece!
The 90s, the best of times! STP!!!
2:02 Ese solo de guitarra es hermoso! Dean Deleo, te amo! Gracias por tanto, hiciste de mi mundo un lugar mejor, gracias a tus melodías! Los fui a ver todas las veces que vinieron a mi pais. GRACIAS! Argentina los ama!
Felicidades por el mundial, acá otro fan del sur del mundo (Chile, que en su mayoría también está en parte orgulloso por el mundial)
Justo buscaba alguien notara ese pedazo de solo , uno de los mejores sólos que haya escuchado en la vida!
@@franciscomariner tremenda banda,me acuerdo que me compre en cassette grabado el disco en el parque Rivadavia apenas salio,era chico y no tenia un mango jajaja
Tiene una vibra a Planet Caravan, ese sonido jazz tan Perfecto
Best band of the 90's.
I am 62 years old yet people think I am 50. I had the privilege of seeing STP and Velvet Revolver up close many times. The brilliance and fire that was and still is Scott Weiland I hold deep in my soul. My friends and I would leave the shows totally elated. Rest in peace with the angels Scott and be free from all that plagued you here on Earth. We miss you inside and out. TRULY UNDERRATED.
This is probably my favorite STP tune. Simply a fantastic track.
So beautiful. One of the greatest bands of the 90’s. The sheer creativity and musicianship is criminally underrated. 🙏😎
Fell in love with this band when I was a teen and they're still my #1! 🥰
R.I.P. Scott 🙏🏼😔
No other band could write such a gem
Out of all their albums, this one grew on me the most
Speaking of most underrated, this whole album is their best piece of studio work.
A 3 a.m. melody that is a brief photo album of the life of this great band. A smooth peaceful song that shows the art is also in the pictures
I want to point out that while David Bowie had the amazing ability of changing musical styles and I respect him for everything he accomplished, he did have the advantage of working with a plethora of musicians and about 5 or 6 different guitarists. STP had that amazing ability too and yet they accomplished it with the same lineup. I consider STP to be one of if not the most versatile band of all time. Truly amazing. Someone unfamiliar with their catalog would believe Sex Type Thing, Big Bang Baby and And So I Know, were all songs recorded by three different bands. Scott's voice was so versatile. STP could never be pinned down into one style of music. I respect that immensely.
Love pours out of this song. Scott’s voice and the band were so versatile. LOVe!
One of the best songs ever written in the 90s. Thank you.
That song is the beauty made music. Thanks STP and Scott for being the soundtrack of the '90😎
This song has always calmed me right down 💜 the whole album is a masterpiece that takes up a huge space in my heart
Beautiful Song
Esperando, desde Sicaya, El Perú! STP Toda la vida!
Hola Ronald,saludos desde Ayacucho-Perú y chévere con los Stone temple Pilots.
Desde Lima…
STP Forever!!! Scott Forever!!!
Now, that's one fine gem..
OMG his voice gives me chills….so GOOD! Love this song.
Tão Bossa Nova... Tão suave... Tão bom 🤘🇧🇷💕
Verdade! Dá até um orgulho né kkk
o legal é saber que eles realmente se inspiravam nas músicas brasileiras pra compor, eram fãs de Tom Jobin! Viva a boa música brasileira! Viva STP!
Poxa, não tinha reparado nisso, é verdade! Essa música é tão charmosa!
Aguas de março grunge🎸🎧
STP was my favorite band in high school. I remember buying this album when it came out (had Core and Purple already). Weiland’s voice was unmatched in the rock genre. He could go from a smooth angelic voice to a strong gritty voice. After 4, I moved on to other music, adulthood started, and forgot about STP. Now I’m going back and listening to the songs I loved so much in my younger years, reclaiming the innocence of times past. I just want to say thank you STP and Scott for creating beautiful music for us regular folks to enjoy for a lifetime and beyond.
Black cats and STP are two of the finer things in life no doubt 😸
For me this is the most underrated song of this album i'm so glad that finally has a video this song is really beautiful
STP deep cuts were better than most 90s bands hits, including the big 4 from Seattle.
I am a guy and Scott was handsome as hell..he always had style and grace..miss that ..they need to please do this on everything song in Tiny.. My favorite album.
Rest easy Scott.
Oh my goodness.
I saw STP live in Oakland in 94. It was THE best concert I’ve ever been to.
This song is transient bliss ✌️💫🪐✨💥⚡️
This song is a very beautiful song, from a beautiful album... Adhesive is also a masterpiece. What a decade for music. Would it be wrong to say STP might be one of the greatest?
This song has such a nostalgic, familiar vibe to it and I was only 3 years old when this album was released.
Reminds me of a rainy day in the evening.
So delightfuly and strangely familiar. Love this tune so much, its one of STP's most beautiful songs. Its also the soundtrack to some of my dearest memories, from those younger and simpler days. Thank you.
and, that´s the reason why this band and this album is the best thing that came of the 90´s (in rock terms)
Rest in peace genius
considering there’s no other bands like this anymore, let’s pay homage to say the least.
This song stayed with me 4 years ago, when everything was falling apart in my life, once again I'm in the same place..and I come back to this song looking for some relief again, RIP Scott, we all miss you.
Balling my eyes out because I miss STP with Scott.. They will NEVER be the same without him.
Just seeing the love and friendship of these 4 amazing musicians (band of brothers) is a testimony of how the best 90's band made the best music of my generation. Love you guys and thanks for sharing!
R. I. P Scott
I am 61 and don't know how I never heard stp music. In the 70late. Shaved my head as a girl and became punk. I have been watching stp for 10 hrs now!!!❤🎉 love u Weiland. RIP🎉
Needing to relax, I stop to check in with Scott and the gang at their best.
wow this was such a pleasant surprise , and so i know is one of the most underrated songs ever.
This really shows how versatile they are; not many bands have such a varied discography, and that range is something I hope to be able to pull off if and when I hopefully record decent-sounding, actual music.
This video will get more than one million views just from my side, Such a beautiful song.
... What a gem to find... A girlfriend if mine sent me a link to this.
"She's a keeper"
I needed to hear this kinda lulling song right now. Cheers.
One of the cleanest songs ever recorded... Seriously...
The band just chillin in a mansion. Gettin creative and vibin.
Tiny music is my favorite STP album
Might be mine too. A lot of it reminds me of Bowie’s later stuff. I love the route STP went in with this one.
Same!
This brings tears to my eyes. Always been one of my favorite STP songs.
RIP Scott.
I get nostalgic. I close my eyes and picture myself inside a lounge with a high ceiling in the nighties, and STP is playing this live in a small room with a small stage, right in front of us.
That's some awesome footage of the house and how the band was at the time. The footage of Scott is bittersweet to see 6 years after his passing. He wanted to follow in the footsteps of his heroes like so many of us do and he was able to do it. If only he could have held onto it for a little bit longer. Such is life though.
i can't believe people used to put STP in the same category as pearl jam and other grunge band, they where on another level
I love this song, it's so comforting
My favorite STP song. It is a masterpiece. It is so underrated. ("The Big Empty" is a masterpiece, too, but at least people recognize that song.)
This track is the groovy and soulful - from Scott's voice down to the guitar strings - pure and raw Thanks STP for recording this jam
STP is the best forever. I hope you are resting in peace dear Scott.