With Core, STP didn’t bow down to grunge-they demolished it, then redefined it. The deeper cuts let their wilder ideas loose, like the wicked-fast, warped funk of “Naked Sunday” and the blistering guitar solo on “Piece of Pie”, in which Weiland pulls out his freakiest Jim Morrison. Meanwhile, “Wicked Garden” ruminates on lost innocence over a relentlessly brutal chug of guitars, “Creep” slows things down with its introspective angst, and “Plush” tells the haunting story of a woman found dead via one of the decade’s catchiest riffs. “Sex Type Thing” thumps and thrashes as Weiland mocks machismo, his sinister sneer so convincing critics thought he was singing in first person. He wasn’t afraid to be the mercurial rock star either, a point he’d prove immediately, hollering maniacally through a bullhorn on opener “Dead & Bloated”, before drummer Eric Kretz and bassist Robert DeLeo lock into a frantic rhythm and guitarist Dean DeLeo piles on the dense metallic crunch.īut it’s the album’s biggest hits that would seal the band’s rock-god fate. Of course, frontman Scott Weiland was the main source of that sizzling-hot magnetism, his effortless swagger and jagged rasp lifting STP’s hard, heavy approach out of the sludge and straight into the Gen-X consciousness. In a Songfacts interview with DeLeo, he said: 'That's a special one. And so the band was hastily thrown under Seattle’s grunge umbrella, even though they hailed from sunny Southern California and sounded slinkier and sexier than anything else playing on alternative radio. A rather poignant line is, 'Sell more records if I'm dead.' Stone Temple Pilots bass player Robert DeLeo wrote the music for this one, which Weiland added words to. Note: When you embed the widget in your site, it will match your site's styles (CSS).When Stone Temple Pilots debuted with Core in 1992, the music press and burgeoning alt-rock scene didn’t quite know what to think of them.
#STONE TEMPLE PILOTS DOWN THE RIVER CODE#
Get the embed code Stone Temple Pilots - Core Album & Bloated4.Dead and Bloated5.Naked Sunday6.Piece of Type Thing9.Sex Type Thing (Swing Type version)10.Sin11.Trippin' on a Hole in a Paper Heart12.Wet My Bed13.Where the River Goes14.Wicked GardenStone Temple Pilots Lyrics provided by Where the river, where the river, where the river goes This tab is probably not anywhere near correct but this is how I play it. Most of them have been tabbed by jjhand, and he did a good job with them.
They are my favorite band and most of songs have already been tabbed. Where the river, yeah, where the river, where the river Where the River Goes Stone Temple Pilots Core Standard Tuning Tabbed by: chronicstp This is my first STP tab I have learned by ear. Where the river goes, where the river goes If night was longer could I escape the day?īought the farm, but the farmer done died Stone Temple Pilots Where The River Goes lyrics & video : Yeah, I could hide in the calm of the eye of the storm And never blow away Well, Im a young man with a knife to my ba. If night was longer, could I escape the day? If I was stronger, I could be a mountain range I wanna know what the rent's like in Heaven I wanna know what the rent's like in heaven That I fly on the tarred and feathered wings Well, I'm a young man with a knife to my back Of the eye of the storm and never blow away
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