Jazz Musician REACTS | Stone Temple Pilots - Big Empty | 7 BY | MUSIC SHED EP352

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[@wolfhawk1999]

I've been waiting forever for someone to react to this. I think it's their best performance

[@connervery5853]

Yess ur so right it is

[@numerodez6558]

Listen to Lounge Fly Pro Shot 2010. I wouldn't say it's their best necessarily but man, Lounge Fly never caught my attention until I heard that live performance. BTW it was in 2010 when scott wasn't in his peak he was in the 90's but not in this occasion

[@Infini-Tee]

Robert is a highly under rated bass player and Scott's vocals made STP such an amazing band.

[@mrb532]

Most underrated band of all time imo

[@bigchiefbc]

I started playing bass in 1993 and Robert DeLeo has been one of my favorites the whole time. He's criminally underrated in bass circles.

[@willymfbuckets]

facts

[@pattyfree2970]

"Still Remains"......remains one of my favorite all time bass lines. People sleep on how good this band was in their prime.

[@erickjweed]

Love it! Also makes me fall in love more with a band when I see/hear them live. Rick Beato does an awesome interview with bassist Robert DeLeo on his channel, should go give it a listen!

[@007chinochef]

90's. What a Wonderfull time to enjoy good music!! I saw them live. Amazing

[@ahren3355]

Love this 7 BY series, STP never deserved to be hated and they have crazy talent. R.I.P. Scott Weiland. Would love to see a 7 BY Guster. I see you’ve never done a Guster reaction, and those guys deserve some attention from you.

[@chrisburrelljr9270]

Who hated them?

[@ahren3355]

@@chrisburrelljr9270 It’s more that people believed they were a Pearl Jam ripoff when their first album came out. Also, accusing them of wanting to make grunge mainstream.

[@AaronLitz]

@@chrisburrelljr9270 A lot of critics and others called them bandwagon-jumpers who just sounded like "generic grunge" who were ripping off Pearl Jam and Nirvana, apparently because they didn't have ears and/or never actually bothered to listen to more than one or two of STP's songs, because they don't actually sound much at all like those other two (fantastic) bands other than having a similar early '90s sound because of the fact that they were all young men of similar ages and with similar musical inspirations. Plus it was the first album from a three year old band in a newly emerging genre/style of music, so accusations of copying are going to happen; it was just _way_ overdone for STP. _So_ many critics must have only listened to their first single _Sex Type Thing_ and went no further, and then claimed that Scott Weiland was just trying to copy Eddie Vedder. It was so bad that in 1994 Rolling Stone's critics labelled them the "Worst New Band" while in the exact same issue the readers voted them "Best New Band!" It was mostly just critics who wanted to be smug and dismissive so they could seem "hip" by quickly lumping together any early '90s bands as nothing but Pearl Jam Grunge rip-offs and write them all off. ("Oh, you like _them?_ They're so lame, they're just ripping off Pearl Jam because that's what's big right now.") They even got compared to Alice in Chains, which I hardly even consider Grunge at all. Thankfully by the time their second album _Purple_ (紫) came out the attacks had mostly gone away, because the critics were forced to listen to more than just the first two songs from _Core_ and realized that STP definitely had it's own distinct sound.

[@MasterRahl221]

This is a great song and a great performance. I'm loving that bass as well.

[@nyyankeeslady]

These guys were part of my "idiot years" soundtrack. I have so many memories attached to these songs. They are amazing. Pretty Penny, Sin, Sour Girl, & Still Remains are some great sleepers. Man, we had some great bands in the 90s.

[@MusicShed]

Idiot years!!! Lol

[@rome8180]

Robert DeLeo is the true genius of the band. In addition to his Motown-inspired bass playing, he was responsible for writing some of their best songs. He brought a real jazz influence to the band that set them apart from other acts of their era. You can hear him talk about his influences and chord choices in many interviews.

[@realisticthought1781]

Hands down my favorite band

[@Duh6666666]

I remember discovering Core, way back when, it was like getting struck by lightning in a pleasant way.

[@AaronLitz]

When talking about Stone Temple Pilots everybody always seems to just bring up and react to _Plush_ and _Interstate Love Song_ and maybe _Vasoline,_ and don't get me wrong those are great songs, but _Big Empty_ is _absolutely_ STP's best song as far as I am concerned. I can sit in the dark and listen to this song over and over. I am so glad to finally see someone give it the attention and respect it deserves. The movie they put this in was _The Crow,_ which is almost definitely the greatest film soundtrack ever. Again, I can just sit in the dark and listen to it pretty much straight through. From Trent Reznor's cover of _Dead Souls_ to Machines of Loving Grace's _Golgotha Tenement Blues_ to Violent Femmes' _Color Me Once_ to Medicine's _Time Baby III_ to the end with Jane Siberry's _It Can't Rain All the Time,_ it's all just a fantastic ride of mellow melancholy.

[@TammyM36]

Your love and appreciation for this band just gained a new sub from me today

[@templedeceit7758]

STP my favorite band of all time!!❤

[@TammyM36]

Ditto

[@PapaShongo25]

THANK YOU. For noticing how good and thoughtful Robert Dilleos playing is

[@MusicShed]

I love his playing and musicianship

[@natecorning]

We need a reaction to that Wicked Garden live video on Letterman. love this band

[@WineSippingCowboy]

RIP Brandon Lee and Scott Wieland

[@MsLivy919]

My two favorite MTV Unplugged are STP and Nirvana. ❤

[@vladtheinhaler8940]

I love STP, so this is great.

[@ClickToPreview]

The movie this was playing in the credits on was "The Crow".

[@derricknace5098]

My favorite band!!! Scott and STP live was an amazing experience...... all 7 or 8 times!

[@numerodez6558]

Stp has been my favorite band of all time for the last 15 years now and the reason being that every music seems to be unique and well crafted, more than most bands. I dom't know music theory or techniques and such but having someone that understands music from inside out makes me feel proud of my music taste, lol.

[@TammyM36]

Love your review!! That rocking chair was EPIC! My fav band. RIP Scott

[@pliant75]

Instant sub for you, my dude. Love STP and I absolutely adore your breakdown and perspective on the music and energy. Thank you!

[@MusicShed]

Welcome aboard!

[@tracyraines1059]

This song was in one of my all time fave movies which is the crow with Brandon Lee ( bruce lees son) this movie has a killer sound track.

[@ericjones9471]

Such a great live performance!

[@unkletravelingmatt]

The MTV unplugged performances of the early and mid 90's are forever etched in my brain and latched onto my heart. We didn't know then that it was the swan song for MTV, everything after this was just filler and reality garbage. I count myself fortunate to see these when they aired, Pearl Jam, AIC, Nirvana, STP... those performances pretty much silenced any critics of grunge.

[@chadbushy8394]

Grew up with this music. STP blazed on the scene and never looked back. Appreciate your analysis on this. Gives me goose bumps. There is also a live of them on Howard Stern show doing Led Zeppelin Dancing Days that just hits so good. Check it out.

[@ffbear2421]

I saw them live in 99-2000 During the Family Values tour and I was blown away. I was introduced to other bands that came out and performed with them throughout their set to include Aaron Lewis and Chester Bennington and then in turn watched Scott weilend com out during their sets. All bands were amazing and I became a huge fan even though I originally was already a huge fan of STP.

[@venturefar2851]

STP is awesome one of my favorites ! They have a groovy unique sound. 🎼🎶

[@yenza123]

Dude, you make me so happy listening to my greatest melody/beat band. Fuckin A of a reaction. Respect

[@chrisburrelljr9270]

You don't recognize the hofner custom bass that Robert is playing I believe you have one in the background sir and also that's a nice jazz bass you got there

[@acaeleus]

Robert Deleo is an unsung musical force.

[@barbarino2000]

Okay. He did the STP binge. How long until he reacts to the obligatory Pearl Jam “Black” (Unplugged) performance? You know it has to happen. Lol

[@sreneethomas]

I was just waiting for you to do this one, because I wanted to hear you play piano with it!! ❤ love it!!

[@tomwilbert8968]

Fantastic vid bud

[@yukoncornelius6078]

Your reviews and reactions are stellar bro. Keep up the great work!

[@jamieosborn]

STP are just so musical. They copped a bit of flack back in the day for not being "real grunge". Makes you shake your head now.

[@18stringbean]

Awesome stuff so please keep it going...how about AIC next!

[@_bats_]

You see SO MUCH talk all over KZbin about the Nirvana, Pearl Jam, AiC unplugged sessions but people really sleep on this band and write them off as "me too" grunge wannabes, but man they're such incredible musicians. Everyone sounds absolutely amazing in this performance.

[@anashface4232]

I think that seven ads a little dark mischeviousness. Love you how describe music keep it up

[@theeuglyduckling9476]

That's what you call a lead bass guitarist.

[@SpaceMonkeyHimself]

Dude, if you like this, check out their live from House of Blues version of Interstate Love Song.

[@captainshiner42]

I have only one gripe about this, David. I am a HUGE STP fan and I am also a shredder. Playing lots of notes has NOTHING to do with "ego". It only appears that way to snobs and other gatekeeping types. We play lots of notes because we either love the aesthetics of a certain genre of music(usually metal) or it's cathartic. I am SO tired of this idiotic trope about "more notes='ego'." Can't folks just play what they feel?

[@MusicShed]

I do agree Jim. Very good point here. I think that we as fans can feel when something played is from the heart or is played to show off or get applause. I guess that maybe my underlying belief is that fewer notes and more melodic playing is generally more soulful and heartfelt. But obviously, that is not true. You got me thinking today Jim, thank you.

[@MidwestFarmToys]

Shredding to me is pretty soulless. It's too clinical and meticulous. Watered down.

[@jonfazzone5125]

Pearl Jam & Alice In Chains For the Win 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻 Followed by Stabbing Westward & Filter

[@darthortega4701]

Dude… come on. Of course you heard this. Im old, your old

[@MusicShed]

I’d never heard that song

[@navbuoy]

@@MusicShed That's because this song was 'inspired' by an older Led Zepplin tune one of them heard (heavily distorted) on the radio