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PURPLE: ‘STILL REMAINS’ ONE OF MY FAVORITE STP ALBUMS

Posted onFebruary 9, 2017February 9, 2017

June 18, 2016 By Michael P. Naughton 1994 was a good year for rock music and pop culture. Grunge was still going strong and the world had a fresh wave of Supergroups not seen since the ‘70s. “Superunknown” /Soundgarden, “Vitalogy”/Pearl Jam, “Jar of Flies”/Alice in Read More …

CategoriesMusic Review, WritingTagsmichael p naughton, Scott Weiland, Still remains, Stone Temple Pilots, Stone temple Pilots Purple Review, STP

THIRD TIME’S A CHARM AND A BIG CORNER TURNED FOR STONE TEMPLE PILOTS (REVISITING TINY MUSIC 20 YEARS LATER)

Posted onJune 26, 2016June 26, 2016

“You don’t have to reinvent the wheel… just steal the hubcaps.” – Michael P. Naughton From the moment you “Press Play” literally, you are a passenger in a different car on this new highway of STP’s career. The grunge of Core and Purple is supplanted Read More …

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