I have seen him perform 5 times and it was so sad seeing him disintegrate in his addiction. The last time I saw him play with stone temple pilots he was 2 hours late and was sooo high. The last time I saw him was with velvet revolver and he had cleaned up...then he was gone.
@@drakeorion94 Second that mate. I worked at Rock City Nottingham during the 90's as a sound engineer. STP performed here in notts on the purple album tour. Amazing gig, remember it well, I also remember scott downing half bottle of vodka in one after the gig backstage. Duff McKagan from guns and also was a lunatic backstage with the meth. Bassist from soundgarden was found in the toilets passed out from H. Plenty of backstage stories to be told by us engineers.........
Biltospill wtf? He had one of most unique and versatile voices of all time. Just because someone doesn’t hit super high notes doesn’t mean what they did was easy
MTv's Unplugged is was the best show they ever put out. So many artist, many of whom had little to no good video/audio footage of them playing live. Not the reality sh*t shows that came after. In other words back when it was music television. They became a survivable company from shows like this. I remember when if there was just crap on TV you would just put MTv on. You might not like every band that came on but you would like most of them. The world needs that back.
Yep. Back in the late 90s when I was in my mid and late teens and doing all the house parties, the amount of nights where it got to about 4am and we were all partied out and nobody could be bothered to pick music anymore we just stuck MTV on and monged out until the sun came up and we all filtered off home to begin our hangovers.
Bought "Core" in a musicassette version found in a box of "unsold" tapes in a small music shop here in Sardinia I think not long after the album was launched in Italy. I was captured... I remember I bought Stone Temple Pilots "Core", Alice In Chains "Dirt" and also Soundgarden "Ultramega OK"... enough to say, I might think... my entire life has changed that day... when i bought something other people completely ignored and I was lucky enough to find that "Pay 2 Take 3" offer of music nobody wanted to listen to. Oh man... can you imagine a 18-19 young fella, in love with Bruce Springsteen, making that discovery in an island in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea back in 1992-1993, hearing for the fist time ever Scott Weiland, Chris Cornell and Layne Staley all at once!??? Seriously... can you imagine what an earthquake that was!? Oh man... oooh man... oooooh man!... Hell YEAH!! PS: Whoever found those 3 tapes in a box, in London, several years later... if got my belongings and you didn't hear any of them before then I truly sincerely hope those tapes changed either your life forever back then, like they did to me and sorry if all of them were worn thin with "Ultramega OK" barely kept up together _{whoever had that "walkman experience" really knows what I'm talking about!}!!_
Got to see them open for Megadeth in support of their first album. Bought the CD before that n loved it so knew their tunes but it was evident the crowd hadn't heard of them yet n were booing n they fkn jammed. One of the best bands I've seen live n I've seen a lot. STP will always be one of my fave bands.
Duane Brown I saw them on the same tour and I completely agree that they were one of the best live shows I have seen and like you I have seen a lot. The crowd was booing them and throwing lighters at them and they were just killing it. Weiland was something unbelievable in those early years.
I love Scott, RIP and it hurts my heart, not been able to see him live... I love how honest ur approach is. The new set up is beautiful ❤️🧚♂️🌺☠️ biggest central american fan here!!!
I saw him sing months before he died. Sad sight and was (vocally) a shell of his former self. Sounded like bad karaoke. Not how you would like to remember him.
I saw STP twice the first time was at KROQs first annual weenie roast and sing along and then about a year later at the Greek with the Meat Puppets not too long after Kurt Cobain's death. Scott Weiland was an excellent front man and you could tell he gave 110% on stage, its really too bad he couldn't kick his addictions.
An acoustic presentation shows everyone's skill-set. No pyro, no auto-tune no half naked dancers. Just raw talent doing what they do. Simple yet very powerful! As always, I love your reactions and insights. Rock on lady.
Scott Wieland was such a great singer. I remember when I first heard this album in middle school. Probably the only grunge band I could listen to at the time. Great pick Rebecca!
I saw STP 2001-02 New Year’s Eve concert at Hard Rock Orlando. I’ve seen well over a hundred concerts and I have to say that was the best concert That I had ever been to. The format, the song selections, the musicianship displayed. They’re not my favorite band but they pulled off the most memorable night! It’s really sad what can happen to some of these leaders of great bands. I assume the pressures of putting on a great show after great show. Plus people telling you how great they are. They’re still human but they’re told how great they are. I’m sure it would be hard to live up too. Thank you for a wonderful review as well as your thoughts! Cool as usual!!!
@@AleAT what condescending critiques?and they are vocal coaches,of course they will analize they voices if they are not using the correct tecnique or something like that
Weiland didn't have an out of this world voice like Chris Cornell, he didn't have the power of Layne, he didn't have the range and that deep distorted sound of Kurt, but he had this intrinsic charisma that made him one of the best performers of the decade. He was a fantastic singer and one of the best frontmen ever.
When MTV actualy made good music tv... These "unplugged" concert series they did was really good and gave us some of the most memorable moments in live performances (for instance the unplugged concert by Nirvana) I had not heard this song in many years so it was a lovely trow-back for me to hear this again. Ty for the upload Rebecca :)
I love this song, its a fun one to play either acoustically or plugged in. It was such a loss when he passed but unfortunately he just couldn't stop chasing the dragon.
I’m loving the reactions to the 90’s artists 😍 I hope you do more! Fiona Apple, Eddie Vedder, Alanis, Portishead, Trent Reznor, Billy Corgan ....I could go on and on. 🥰 I love the 90’s.
I was lucky enough to see STP live as my first concert at Brixton academy in 2000. Scott was electric as a front man. As a South African who had never had the pleasure of seeing a true rock band in action, it changed my life. Oooh can you please react to The Cult Sweet Soul Sister.
I had the absolute pleasure of seeing STP live before he passed. He was piss loaded (as usual) but it was still an awesome show. Any fan of his knew his constant CONSTANT struggle with addiction and understood. We all threw all the love we could at him
I love STP -it made me heart sick when Scott passed but I wasn't surprised-some people just can't deal with the world no matter how many records they sell, how many people adore them or how much money they have.
I have loved Stone Temple Pilots since they first hit the music scene so many years ago. Just so sad that Scott, the singer passed away. You might like to listen to STP "Interstate Love Song" or "Vasoline", they are interesting songs LOL. Loved your reaction by the way, Ms. Rebecca! Thank you for doing this one.
the way scott's voice sort of drifts off with the lyrics, plays brilliantly with the chords themselves. there are maj7ths in here, suspended chords, strange inversions... the chords themselves are full of melodic content (i.e., not just root-fifth power chords!) and then there's the intricate, beautiful, R&B-like bassline. it all comes together with a real heft. you are so right about the "lullaby" thing. there's such a dream-like state to this version of this tune. STP have a number of arrangements of this song, some unreal live versions that are just as haunting, but electric. anyway this acoustic version is an all-time fav of mine. love this analysis of it.
Major props to MTV for a couple things, but most notably was the Unplugged series. Somehow, acoustic performances were considered "less" than Rock n' Roll and this performance proves that notion as completely false. This is where a singer can really shine in a way that allows us to hear nuance that is oft lost behind a stack of Marshall amps. Thank you for the wide variety of music featured on your channel, as it helps us all to keep our musical appreciation alive and well :) The Lil' Ninja's father of acoustic songs Lyrics O' the Day: "Well you walk into a restaurant, strung out from the road and you feel the eyes upon you as you're shakin' off the cold... you pretend it doesn't bother you, but you just want to explode. Most times you can't hear 'em talk, other times you can all the same old cliches, "Is that a woman or a man?" and you always seem outnumbered, you don't dare make a stand" Bob Segar _Turn The Page_
My favorite singer, and one of his best songs...It's neat to see how he adapted his voice from this era into the 2010s when he was still with Stone Temple Pilots. His vibrato was really something else. I've never heard anyone else have a vibrato like his - especially as he aged - it was very Bowie-esque. Compare this with the version from 2010 they played in Chicago and you see such a difference, which I like more.
He was such a versatile and transformative vocalist. Throughout his entire career. His book Not Dead and Not for Sale is excellent. The song by the same name is great too.
Scott began writing the lyrics to this song while relaxing in a hot tub, after hearing about a missing woman in his hometown found dead in a ditch. That's where the dogs smelling her lyrics were inspired from. The rest of the song he said was about a relationship breakup.
MTV Unplugged was one of the best things of the 90's. Theirs, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, and Nirvana. I always loved Scott's voice. Big Empty was a phenomenal track from this set as well. I wish Scott could have kicked those demons. Another beautiful soul lost to heroin. :( I can always tell just how good that song is based on your enthusiasm and analyses of it. You always pick a great tune. "Frogs" from the AiC unplugged show would be one I would love to see you review. Have a lovely day, Rebecca.
I love your voice and how energetic you are plus you seem so fun would be great to go to a concert with plus your singing voice surblime and you are lovely 😁 x
I love getting to listen to them Unplugged. I saw them live at Roseland back in the day and his stage presence was absolutely magical. You could feel this electricity, it was surreal. Great vocalist, always loved his voice.
Core was truly a great album. It is the only STP album I owned although Purple was great as well. I remember watching this MTV Unplugged session. Love this acoustic version of Plush. Unfortunately, I never got to see Scott Weiland in concert. You would also enjoy his work with Velvet Revolver; Slither comes to mind.
Saw him twice here in Ireland, once on the tour for Core (seen him up close in this rocking chair) and once with Velvet Revolver (like a totally different man, until he opened his mouth and you heard THAT voice) So so grateful I had those opportunities 🤘
I was always mesmerized by how much the sound changes in this song when you switch to acoustic. The same song can go from very heavy to very chill so easily.
Hey, I just spent the last 2 hours watching your reactions and they're great! Absolutely fantastic. I'm sure you have a plethora of people giving you bands or songs to react to but a really great one is Godsmack. Sully Erna can sing so amazingly well and he has such a unique voice. I will warn some songs aren't the most viewer friendly so I would suggest something like Serenity or Voodoo if you decide to take a look! Cheers, I look forward to more videos!
First of all, thank you for doing a reaction vid to STP. Scott was one of the best lyricist of his time. Secondly, I was wondering if vibrato speed depends on the person or if it can be learned? For example, something like ‘thing in a jar’ by Daxx Riggs is extremely hard for me to sing. I can’t quite tame the speed of my vibrato🤷♂️
I'm like wowww with the song and stp, reminds me when I was going to school f$&#@ early in the morning. 😒☕😎 Great memories. Love music, love you RRRebecca. All the good vibe from Chile 🇨🇱🎧💖😎🎼☕ have a great day!
You NEED to react to John Denver. Pick one: Country Roads, Rocky Mountain High, Annie's Song, Leaving on a Jet Plane, whatever. Just do one. You're awesome.
It's like the 90s grunge scene fed off of each other in such a positive way. Each of the king's had their signature style, but as time rolled on you could tell that they adopted subtle things from each other, from instrumentation to vocals, which kept people guessing and excited for the soulful, powerful content that these guys put out. Even some of the smaller or shorter lived bands such as Days of the New had a combination of elements that you can hear in STP, Nirvana, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, and vice versa. This is simply my opinion, but it's a thought!
This was one of the four most epic MTV unplugged shows of the unplugged series. STP, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, and Alice In Chains.
2nd that. However, I also really liked the Stevie Ray Vaughan episode as well.
Don’t forget KISS. The reason they’re still touring.
I agree 110% with all of these to include The Black Crowes!
Queensryche too
I really liked Aerosmith unplugged
Scott Wieland RIP. Great vocalist.
I have seen him perform 5 times and it was so sad seeing him disintegrate in his addiction. The last time I saw him play with stone temple pilots he was 2 hours late and was sooo high. The last time I saw him was with velvet revolver and he had cleaned up...then he was gone.
@@drakeorion94 Second that mate. I worked at Rock City Nottingham during the 90's as a sound engineer. STP performed here in notts on the purple album tour. Amazing gig, remember it well, I also remember scott downing half bottle of vodka in one after the gig backstage. Duff McKagan from guns and also was a lunatic backstage with the meth. Bassist from soundgarden was found in the toilets passed out from H. Plenty of backstage stories to be told by us engineers.........
HE was a horrible vocalist. He was a GREAT frontman and rock singer.. Not the greatest but for the era top 20 for sure.
Biltospill wtf? He had one of most unique and versatile voices of all time. Just because someone doesn’t hit super high notes doesn’t mean what they did was easy
@@Biltospill horrible? Get your ears cleaned
It's weird to look back at the transformation of Scott. He's so healthy looking in this video.
So freakin handsome he was before the drugs took over
Gorgeous man, stunning
The thing with Scott is he had a chameleon vocals, he never sounded the same every album he sounded different
Very true!!
After getting a new album of theirs, I always had to check if they still had the same lineup. Those were weird times there in the 90s musically.
@@patrickmundhenk-koch7407 no doubt....heroin is a hell of a drug
not to mention velvet revolver
@@patrickmundhenk-koch7407 True, if not a little bitter sweet. Lane Staley was another one we lost too soon.
Scott had so much talent. He is free from his demons now. Stellar voice.
MTv's Unplugged is was the best show they ever put out.
So many artist, many of whom had little to no good video/audio footage of them playing live.
Not the reality sh*t shows that came after. In other words back when it was music television.
They became a survivable company from shows like this. I remember when if there was just crap on TV you would just put MTv on. You might not like every band that came on but you would like most of them.
The world needs that back.
I so agree. Put a band on MTV Unplugged and let them show what they were really made of. I miss the hell out of it.
Yes!!!!!
Yep. Back in the late 90s when I was in my mid and late teens and doing all the house parties, the amount of nights where it got to about 4am and we were all partied out and nobody could be bothered to pick music anymore we just stuck MTV on and monged out until the sun came up and we all filtered off home to begin our hangovers.
I think VH1 did a good job with Storytellers, but nothing will compare to Unplugged. The Pearl Jam one is classic.
Does anyone know if there’s a compilation of all the unpluggeds?
Scott was such a special talent, one of the last true rock stars. Really sad that he's not with us anymore.
Man, I've been a fan of Stone Temple Pilots for 25 years. More of this please.
Go on smule people uploading great covers of STP songs!!:)
Been listening to them since ‘92..... such a great band!
@@dennisjr77 yep, since 93' here (took a bit for the debut to make it across the Atlantic)
Bought "Core" in a musicassette version found in a box of "unsold" tapes in a small music shop here in Sardinia I think not long after the album was launched in Italy. I was captured... I remember I bought Stone Temple Pilots "Core", Alice In Chains "Dirt" and also Soundgarden "Ultramega OK"... enough to say, I might think... my entire life has changed that day... when i bought something other people completely ignored and I was lucky enough to find that "Pay 2 Take 3" offer of music nobody wanted to listen to.
Oh man... can you imagine a 18-19 young fella, in love with Bruce Springsteen, making that discovery in an island in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea back in 1992-1993, hearing for the fist time ever Scott Weiland, Chris Cornell and Layne Staley all at once!??? Seriously... can you imagine what an earthquake that was!? Oh man... oooh man... oooooh man!... Hell YEAH!!
PS: Whoever found those 3 tapes in a box, in London, several years later... if got my belongings and you didn't hear any of them before then I truly sincerely hope those tapes changed either your life forever back then, like they did to me and sorry if all of them were worn thin with "Ultramega OK" barely kept up together _{whoever had that "walkman experience" really knows what I'm talking about!}!!_
"I need to spend more time with the lyrics." You've got some big surprises awaiting you.
Sex type thing, lol
Wait until she meets Tiny Music...
@@royoung9432 tiny music is great. It is a lot jazzier than the others which i really like
One of the vocalists who made me want to sing rock music. Huge influence. Great insight on this performance!
Me to dude. He inspired me too
My brother had awesome vocals inspired by Scott! 💜💯
One of the greatest pure voices, he sings without any real strain - it came so natural for him.
This is back when Mtv still played music
The good old days
Yes and MTV2.
Back when it was actually M... Tv not..... reality based glorified pregnant teens bs!!
Then they repeated the atrocities in the other stations. MTV 2 rock's... and here's 6 hours of real world.
It’s also back when music was worth evaluating this way. Excellent.
Nirvana, pearl Jam, Aliice in Chains and Stone temple pilots were the stand out MTV unplugged performances of the 90's...
You should give a listen/reaction to their song “Atlanta”. Scott’s vocals are so haunting and good, it’s very moving
Heck yeah, this!
+10000000
100000% this.
There's a video of the band reacting to the isolated vocals after Scott passed and it's...powerful.
Scott Green I saw that, good call out. It really gave you the feel & insight on how Scott made that song great.
Scott Weiland had such a haunting voice, something I read in the other comments. He is sorely missed. But he left behind a lot of his wonderful music.
STP's "Core" was the first album I ever purchased with my own money...wore that tape and eventually several CDs out.
Core and purple are definitely still my favourite rock albums when it comes to composition and production and awesome for roadtrips
Got to see them open for Megadeth in support of their first album. Bought the CD before that n loved it so knew their tunes but it was evident the crowd hadn't heard of them yet n were booing n they fkn jammed. One of the best bands I've seen live n I've seen a lot. STP will always be one of my fave bands.
Anthony Peutz same!!!
Duane Brown I saw them on the same tour and I completely agree that they were one of the best live shows I have seen and like you I have seen a lot. The crowd was booing them and throwing lighters at them and they were just killing it. Weiland was something unbelievable in those early years.
Yeah, those were the great days, cassette tapes and 1.20 for a gallon of gas.
I love Scott, RIP and it hurts my heart, not been able to see him live... I love how honest ur approach is. The new set up is beautiful ❤️🧚♂️🌺☠️ biggest central american fan here!!!
I saw him sing months before he died. Sad sight and was (vocally) a shell of his former self. Sounded like bad karaoke. Not how you would like to remember him.
I got to see him as part of Velvet Revolver.
Scott, Duff, and Slash all on 1 stage it was an experience I won't soon forget.
I saw STP twice the first time was at KROQs first annual weenie roast and sing along and then about a year later at the Greek with the Meat Puppets not too long after Kurt Cobain's death.
Scott Weiland was an excellent front man and you could tell he gave 110% on stage, its really too bad he couldn't kick his addictions.
Saw them with the new singer. They didn't disappoint. Band was awesome, and new lead singer is really good! We had a blast!
This makes me so nostalgic! Stone Temple Pilots were so good, and Scott Weiland really had a great voice.
Shannah D. Did you like them when they added Chester in the line up? I love Chester but I thought it was kind of odd
That was strangely calming, makes you forget all about your bad day. Really enjoyed it!
An acoustic presentation shows everyone's skill-set. No pyro, no auto-tune no half naked dancers. Just raw talent doing what they do. Simple yet very powerful! As always, I love your reactions and insights. Rock on lady.
Scott Wieland was such a great singer. I remember when I first heard this album in middle school. Probably the only grunge band I could listen to at the time. Great pick Rebecca!
I freaking love your videos. I only sing poorly in my car, but to you: never stop doing videos! You're such a ray of sunshine.
Thank you appreciate it
I saw STP 2001-02 New Year’s Eve concert at Hard Rock Orlando. I’ve seen well over a hundred concerts and I have to say that was the best concert That I had ever been to. The format, the song selections, the musicianship displayed. They’re not my favorite band but they pulled off the most memorable night! It’s really sad what can happen to some of these leaders of great bands. I assume the pressures of putting on a great show after great show. Plus people telling you how great they are. They’re still human but they’re told how great they are. I’m sure it would be hard to live up too. Thank you for a wonderful review as well as your thoughts! Cool as usual!!!
Thank you for playing my favorite version of this song. Scott's vocals were phenomenal
You humming along was angelic. So nice, such a beautiful voice, just love watching you react and critique bands I grew up with.
It’s amazing how relaxing and calming this song can be with such dark lyrics. RIP Scott, we lost a great musician when you left us.
The way Scott looks here and just before his death is like two different ppl.Very sad.Great Vocalist.
Such a handsome man, greatly missed
Big posthumous ups to Scott for the rocking chair. A+, brother. I miss Unplugged. The version of Big Empty from this show was great, too.
This song has been on my playlist for years, lovely to see somebody else enjoying it ☺
"...he's not going for a clean sound..."
It is called grunge for a reason.
I find it hilarious when "vocal coaches" react to grunge superstars and give condescending critiques and I'm like, who are you again? lol
@@AleAT exactly! who are this guys? they are LEGENDS..
@@AleAT she wasn't being condescending.
STP never considered themselves grunge btw
@@AleAT what condescending critiques?and they are vocal coaches,of course they will analize they voices if they are not using the correct tecnique or something like that
Weiland didn't have an out of this world voice like Chris Cornell, he didn't have the power of Layne, he didn't have the range and that deep distorted sound of Kurt, but he had this intrinsic charisma that made him one of the best performers of the decade. He was a fantastic singer and one of the best frontmen ever.
In my opinion, saying that Kurt has the widest range of Scott voices is an insult.
Brother, you have to listen to Scott when was with Velvet Revolver. His voice is amazing.
Actually, he had all those things and more. I think you need to listen to more of his work
Wrong. Listen to more of his songs.
Weiland runs circles around Kurt 😂
When MTV actualy made good music tv...
These "unplugged" concert series they did was really good and gave us some of the most memorable moments in live performances (for instance the unplugged concert by Nirvana)
I had not heard this song in many years so it was a lovely trow-back for me to hear this again.
Ty for the upload Rebecca :)
As a producer, I can only adore your love for music Rebecca. Your absolutely gorgeous when you listen to music 😂😉❤️❤️
I love this song, its a fun one to play either acoustically or plugged in. It was such a loss when he passed but unfortunately he just couldn't stop chasing the dragon.
Watching Scott sit back and perform this awesome song brings back memories... Wow I'm old!!!
One of my all time favorite songs. Glad you chose it.
I’m loving the reactions to the 90’s artists 😍 I hope you do more! Fiona Apple, Eddie Vedder, Alanis, Portishead, Trent Reznor, Billy Corgan ....I could go on and on. 🥰 I love the 90’s.
I was lucky enough to see STP live as my first concert at Brixton academy in 2000. Scott was electric as a front man. As a South African who had never had the pleasure of seeing a true rock band in action, it changed my life.
Oooh can you please react to The Cult Sweet Soul Sister.
Bush > STP
R.I.P: Scott...we miss you !
Ok...you totally grabbed me. I love STP. They have such deep and beautiful music. I'm a 90's girl. ♥️
There’s a nice version on RUclips where they did an acoustic rendition on a park bench in London. Scott’s qualities really shine.
This one in the park is by far my favorite. Sweet vibe of Scott.
I had the absolute pleasure of seeing STP live before he passed. He was piss loaded (as usual) but it was still an awesome show. Any fan of his knew his constant CONSTANT struggle with addiction and understood. We all threw all the love we could at him
I love STP -it made me heart sick when Scott passed but I wasn't surprised-some people just can't deal with the world no matter how many records they sell, how many people adore them or how much money they have.
I've always loved grunge musicians and singers in general, their power and emotion in their voices has inspired me ever since.
RIP Scott. Great frontman. Great songs. Amazing voice..
Now I have to pull out my Stone Temple Pilots cassettes.
Cassettes those don't work anymore won't fit in the CD slot
Damon Miller what is a cassette? What is a cd?
@@TheGodYouWishYouKnew Let's discuss 8 track tapes and mini discs! AHHAHHAHHAHAHHAHHAHAHAH!!!
Probably my all time favorite rock singer!! Great voice!
He was just incredibly talented
What a loss
I have loved Stone Temple Pilots since they first hit the music scene so many years ago. Just so sad that Scott, the singer passed away. You might like to listen to STP "Interstate Love Song" or "Vasoline", they are interesting songs LOL. Loved your reaction by the way, Ms. Rebecca! Thank you for doing this one.
My go to drunken karaoke song right there...Scott was so damn talented...RIP brother
"Grunge era underrated but not faded "
Scott we miss you so much ♥️♥️ Stp new album (Perdida) is also astounding .
Can´t believe almost all our heroes are dead..., we went through so much as a generation...
the way scott's voice sort of drifts off with the lyrics, plays brilliantly with the chords themselves.
there are maj7ths in here, suspended chords, strange inversions... the chords themselves are full of melodic content (i.e., not just root-fifth power chords!)
and then there's the intricate, beautiful, R&B-like bassline.
it all comes together with a real heft. you are so right about the "lullaby" thing. there's such a dream-like state to this version of this tune.
STP have a number of arrangements of this song, some unreal live versions that are just as haunting, but electric. anyway this acoustic version is an all-time fav of mine. love this analysis of it.
One of my favorite bands, Scott was one of a kind. RIP.
Major props to MTV for a couple things, but most notably was the Unplugged series. Somehow, acoustic performances were considered "less" than Rock n' Roll and this performance proves that notion as completely false. This is where a singer can really shine in a way that allows us to hear nuance that is oft lost behind a stack of Marshall amps. Thank you for the wide variety of music featured on your channel, as it helps us all to keep our musical appreciation alive and well :)
The Lil' Ninja's father of acoustic songs Lyrics O' the Day: "Well you walk into a restaurant, strung out from the road and you feel the eyes upon you as you're shakin' off the cold... you pretend it doesn't bother you, but you just want to explode. Most times you can't hear 'em talk, other times you can all the same old cliches, "Is that a woman or a man?" and you always seem outnumbered, you don't dare make a stand" Bob Segar _Turn The Page_
"Sedative kind of vocal..." Yep, heroin will give you a bit of a mellow vibe.
RedLikeWater unfortunately plenty of people do...
This was just before he was off the wagon
@@redlikewater2453 it's not called an addiction because no one could find another name ya know 🤷♀️
Thank you RRRebecca for doing this, love ya sweetheart!
Notification gang here... I was just about to get up on my day off & clean the house but I guess I've gotta binge watch your videos instead 🤷🏻♀️
Same for me. Every time the same...😉
Ok can you do mine after please? #tip
@@rva Hahaha 😂
So glad you listen to music from my favorite bands. Scott was an amazing vocalist, and like many from that era, he died too soon.
Wow that's such a lovely and different version of the song. They didn't change that much in it even, but the whole feel is transformed nonetheless.
My favorite singer, and one of his best songs...It's neat to see how he adapted his voice from this era into the 2010s when he was still with Stone Temple Pilots. His vibrato was really something else. I've never heard anyone else have a vibrato like his - especially as he aged - it was very Bowie-esque. Compare this with the version from 2010 they played in Chicago and you see such a difference, which I like more.
Scott Weiland was the most charismatic front man and greatest voice to come out of the 90s, and one of the greatest male vocalists of all time.
He was such a versatile and transformative vocalist. Throughout his entire career. His book Not Dead and Not for Sale is excellent. The song by the same name is great too.
Isnt Rebecca just dreamy as flipping heck !! ... 😍🔥
I hope you have plenty of people to give you a hug at any given time, because you have a great energy and make me feel better when I randomly see you.
He had such a good voice.
I really enjoy your reactions. Love the breakdowns with the singing style or styles. Mad respect for you my dear! Keep on keeping on! 💯💯❤
Scott began writing the lyrics to this song while relaxing in a hot tub, after hearing about a missing woman in his hometown found dead in a ditch. That's where the dogs smelling her lyrics were inspired from. The rest of the song he said was about a relationship breakup.
An immensely talented and troubled soul. RIP brother. Thank you for this RVA, amazing as always
RIP Scott! We miss you a lot!😥
MTV Unplugged was one of the best things of the 90's.
Theirs, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, and Nirvana. I always loved Scott's voice. Big Empty was a phenomenal track from this set as well. I wish Scott could have kicked those demons. Another beautiful soul lost to heroin. :(
I can always tell just how good that song is based on your enthusiasm and analyses of it. You always pick a great tune. "Frogs" from the AiC unplugged show would be one I would love to see you review.
Have a lovely day, Rebecca.
"This is a sexy song." It's about a woman that was found dead.
I always assumed he (the main character in the song) was the one hiding her (the body).
He’s said that the heart of the song is really just a relationship that didn’t work out, some of the inspiration and imagery was that murder
Bo Ho it’s about a girl that went missing on a hike.
Duane weiland said that’s where the words come from but it’s just about a relationship that fell apart.
Rebecca you have the most wonderful vocabulary! Always a pleasure
What a great band. I love how Scott Weiland used to sing. If you want to hear something really weird, react to Heilung
Was fortunate to see him live a few times with STP and Velvet Revolver. Seen a lot of acts, hands down the strongest front man I’ve seen.
Artist request - Portishead!
Roads is one of the saddest songs I ever heard. Great band though
That would be brilliant! Beth Gibbons is amazing!
Yes! I just requested the same!
Strangers ❤️❤️❤️❤️
YEAH!!!
I hadn't heard the acoustic version until just recently and it just gave me such a new appreciation for his vocals!
Not so much this version, but the version with just the acoustic.
I love your voice and how energetic you are plus you seem so fun would be great to go to a concert with plus your singing voice surblime and you are lovely 😁 x
I love getting to listen to them Unplugged. I saw them live at Roseland back in the day and his stage presence was absolutely magical. You could feel this electricity, it was surreal. Great vocalist, always loved his voice.
Core was truly a great album. It is the only STP album I owned although Purple was great as well. I remember watching this MTV Unplugged session. Love this acoustic version of Plush. Unfortunately, I never got to see Scott Weiland in concert. You would also enjoy his work with Velvet Revolver; Slither comes to mind.
Saw him twice here in Ireland, once on the tour for Core (seen him up close in this rocking chair) and once with Velvet Revolver (like a totally different man, until he opened his mouth and you heard THAT voice)
So so grateful I had those opportunities 🤘
I was always mesmerized by how much the sound changes in this song when you switch to acoustic. The same song can go from very heavy to very chill so easily.
I have always liked STP BUT LIKE YOU MORE REBECCA!! 😂🔥🙌👏😉😘😘♥️ LOL You do a great job!! 😘👍
Hey, I just spent the last 2 hours watching your reactions and they're great! Absolutely fantastic. I'm sure you have a plethora of people giving you bands or songs to react to but a really great one is Godsmack. Sully Erna can sing so amazingly well and he has such a unique voice. I will warn some songs aren't the most viewer friendly so I would suggest something like Serenity or Voodoo if you decide to take a look!
Cheers, I look forward to more videos!
Added this to my Spotify playlist as soon as it kicked in 🤘
Right on bro 🤘
Might as well add the whole unplugged set to it.
scott was an amazing frontman. RIP
Love when you do your rock reactions!!
Thank you for this reaction!
First of all, thank you for doing a reaction vid to STP. Scott was one of the best lyricist of his time.
Secondly, I was wondering if vibrato speed depends on the person or if it can be learned? For example, something like ‘thing in a jar’ by Daxx Riggs is extremely hard for me to sing. I can’t quite tame the speed of my vibrato🤷♂️
A terrific album. Brings back great memories 💜
Hello Rebecca great analysis for stp😃👍 your looking well my dear.
She has an obvious "feel" for the music and vocalists and she's quite stunning as well, a joy to watch.
Good to see my favorite vocal coach reactor back. Cheers from N.Y .
I'm like wowww with the song and stp, reminds me when I was going to school f$&#@ early in the morning. 😒☕😎 Great memories. Love music, love you RRRebecca. All the good vibe from Chile 🇨🇱🎧💖😎🎼☕ have a great day!
No matter how many times I hear this song the 'to find it'-x3 gives me goosebumps everytime
She’s trying to break down his performance when Scott was high as shit on heroin during this.
No reason you can't critique a performance though. 99% of good music was performed high as shit on something.
Seriously doubt he was on heroin here
mneri84 in Defense, Scott was ALWAYS high
Wrong Scott did not start dope until 95
Aco Jankovic it was 93 that he started
RIP Scott. Such an effortless cool and smooth delivery. Him and Chris, too soon
You NEED to react to John Denver. Pick one: Country Roads, Rocky Mountain High, Annie's Song, Leaving on a Jet Plane, whatever. Just do one. You're awesome.
It's like the 90s grunge scene fed off of each other in such a positive way. Each of the king's had their signature style, but as time rolled on you could tell that they adopted subtle things from each other, from instrumentation to vocals, which kept people guessing and excited for the soulful, powerful content that these guys put out. Even some of the smaller or shorter lived bands such as Days of the New had a combination of elements that you can hear in STP, Nirvana, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, and vice versa. This is simply my opinion, but it's a thought!
I see STP, I click and I like
MTV unplugged! The good ol days! I’m feeling all my 90s fam missing these times 😭
STP!?
Clicked on this quick!
He has a very 'country' voice and i love it! Quick vibrato yes. Thank you for posting too Rebecca. Will look more into them❤❤xxxx