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Sklashboombash

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Legacy
« on: August 06, 2018, 05:10:01 PM »

Thinking about Scott's legacy and the pretty extensive collection of recorded work he left behind.
I hope one day his work is rediscovered by future generations, ala Jim Morrison. I don't even know if that's a real possibility with the way rock sales have diminished over the years.


I've always hated the "derivative" tag that critics placed on STP and how Scott's drug use always became a punch-line that overshadowed the band's great music, right down to the very end...on that last tour with the Wildabouts.


Not that I'm looking to water-down the brand with an unnecessary cash-grab release, but I'm surprised there's been no real talk about any posthumous releases. I know there was talk about the Wondergirls material, but...


And I'm sure Scott ran the gamut of working with different artists on different labels, which probably lends itself to a lot of red-tape when trying to compile material.


I just really hope that Mary, or whoever is entrusted with his estate, handles his legacy with great care.
He was a true artist in every aspect.

I love what STP did with the Core reissue. Despite having Jeff on board right now, I hope they continue and follow thru with 25th anniversary releases of ALL their albums, not just the first/big two.
STP: 07.31.00 | 08.04.01 | 10.24.01 | 04.23.02 | 10.11.02 | 05.31.08 | 09.05.10
SW: 11.30.11 | 03.12.13 | 08.29.14 | 03.10.15
VR: 05.28.04 | 05.18.07 || AoA: 02.01.07
CheSTP: 09.06.13 | 04.25.15 | 09.20.15 || JeffTP: 07.28.18 | 09.15.19

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Re: Legacy
« Reply #1 on: August 06, 2018, 09:30:49 PM »
I agree with the hope of material showing up. But I’m not expecting it. As you mention too many hands on the red tape.


As time is going now after scott passed and STP is moving on as they “should”... it’s changing the scope of things for me personally. I’m more interested in what Weiland did on his solo albums and a little more keen on VR again. STP picked a good voice to go on with, but I’m just not into the idea of the band progressing now that we’re seeing it. So for me the “STP legacy” itself is morphing. What that group did 92-02 was truly something amazing. I could not pick a better 10 year run for a band. STP should win that hands down.


Just not a fan of anything that followed under the STP banner after 02


Not trying to be a smart ass. I get that many are into the current line up and that’s awesome. Just my take.

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Re: Legacy
« Reply #2 on: August 07, 2018, 03:34:37 PM »
You aren't being a smart ass and I see what you're saying, but IMO I'll take this new version of STP over anything Scott Weiland did with VR.
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Re: Legacy
« Reply #3 on: August 07, 2018, 05:07:06 PM »
You aren't being a smart ass and I see what you're saying, but IMO I'll take this new version of STP over anything Scott Weiland did with VR.
I'd push that further and take new version of STP over anything Scott Weiland did with STP 2008-2013