The concert album Scott Weiland: Live will be released on CD and digitally for the first time on October 23rd. Ahead of its release, a video of the late Stone Temple Pilots singer’s performance of “Interstate Love Song” has been unveiled.
The live performance of STP’s “Interstate Love Song,” like the rest of the album, comes from Weiland’s 2009 solo tour in support of his Happy in Galoshes album. Weiland is in peak form, delivering the already bright ’60s psych pop chorus in an effortless and natural way, absolutely unencumbered, underscoring just how special he was as a singer.
Album Release Details
Scott Weiland: Live was originally released earlier as a Record Store Day exclusive on blue vinyl. In addition to the digital and CD releases, a new special red vinyl edition is also arriving on October 23rd, with pre-orders available on Scott Weiland’s official website.
Upcoming Tour
Meanwhile, Stone Temple Pilots, with current singer Jeff Gutt, are heading out on a September tour supporting Godsmack. Tickets for the tour are available now.
Music Video and Tracklist
Watch the music video for “Interstate Love Song (Live)” and see the album art and tracklist for Scott Weiland: Live below. The album features tracks such as “Paralysis,” “Killing Me Sweetly,” and “Interstate Love Song,” showcasing Weiland’s incredible vocal range and stage presence.
The Scott Weiland: Live album artwork features a striking image, and the tracklist includes:
01. Paralysis
02. Killing Me Sweetly
03. Vasoline
04. Do It For The Kids
05. Unglued
06. Blind Confusion
07. Interstate Love Song
08. Barbarella
09. Missing Cleveland
In conclusion, the release of Scott Weiland: Live is a must-have for fans of Stone Temple Pilots and Scott Weiland. The album showcases Weiland’s incredible talent and provides a unique glimpse into his solo performances. With the upcoming tour and new album release, Stone Temple Pilots continue to entertain and inspire fans around the world.
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