Stone Temple Pilots - Plush - Scott Weiland - Isolated Vocals - Analysis and Tutorial

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Stone Temple Pilots - Plush - Scott Weiland - Isolated Vocals - Analysis and Tutorial
The inspiration for the chord structure of “Plush” by Stone Temple Pilots, apparently came from bass player Robert DeLeo’s love of ragtime music.
What other songs can you think of that integrated very contrasting musical styles in their composition? Let me know in the comments!
I’m going to dive into Scott Weiland’s isolated vocals from “Plush” and I’ll talk about the different types of tones that he's using and how he got them.
I’ll also demonstrate how you can replicate that same sound by cutting back the air and adding a little distortion and we’ll practice it together so you can see how achievable taking on the tune is.
Also be sure to check out my version of the tune here:
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[@michaelblair2536]

Ken has the best shirts

[@kentamplin]

Thanks!

[@ma-ma-mamary3946]

That's what I've been saying! Lol! I always have the urge to comment, "I came here for the shirts" but that's a lie. I'm here for the content. The shirts are a bonus.

[@squidthorn1]

Agreed

[@sixsentsoldiers]

By far.

[@madonnastephens6940]

Ken has great hair! He’s got waves like me 😀

[@Blackshirtsguru]

Scott is one of my all time favorite singers from the 90's era. It's so sad just how many of the great "grunge band" singers have passed away.

[@kentamplin]

It certainly is.

[@sergiotec]

"90's best vocalist" and "...of all time" can't be used in the same sentence man....it has no sense..or it's one thing or another.

[@Blackshirtsguru]

@@sergiotec it does when I refer to the specific "Era"

[@fulltiltfrankie5388]

One of the best front men and vocalists ever...RIP Scott ❤️

[@kentamplin]

Gone too soon.

[@sergiotec]

Hahaha! Are you kidding? He's good but isn't among the best of all times.

[@BradCross1982]

Some people believe he is. That doesn’t make them wrong or right. Music is subjective, not everyone likes what you like. If everyone liked the same thing the world would be a boring place

[@Timothy45]

Excellent choice for Scott Weiland. I miss him so much, an incredible talent gone way too soon.

[@kentamplin]

A tragic loss, Tim!

[@gravecruiser5062]

Scott did really well in velvet revolver, let his voice carry a bit better

[@kentamplin]

Rock on!

[@MrBarnejstinson]

@@IMAGE_NT_HEADERS And main reason for that was DeLeo brothers - amazing musicans

[@ThomasConnolly]

Hey Ken, I'm really loving this Isolated Vocal Analysis and Tutorial series that you're doing!!! Could you please do an Isolated Vocal Analysis and Tutorial video dissecting the song Hunger Strike by the band Temple Of The Dog? It would be awesome to see you dissect the differences between Eddie Vedder compared to Chris Cornell. Thanks Ken, it would be highly appreciated!!!

[@kentamplin]

I'll check it out!

[@ThomasConnolly]

@@kentamplin Thanks Ken, it would be really appreciated!!! The song "Hunger Strike" is amazing. Temple of the Dog was basically an early Grunge supergroup with Eddie Vedder and Chris Cornell joined forces to create one album as a tribute to their late mutual friend and fellow musician Andrew Wood. After the band Temple of The Dog ended Chris Cornell left the group and all of the other members with Eddie Vedder formed Pearl Jam.

[@Dee-1969]

@@ThomasConnolly this would be a cool one to do 👍

[@FunBoy77]

Scott Weiland! One of the greatest rock singers of the 90s. Also nice shirt Ken!

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the visit! Rock on!

[@chipmcdip8629]

Love this! Just out of curiosity, what kind of stuff did you think sounds like Chris Cornell? My favorite version of Scott’s voice was definitely his thin rasp on Tiny Music.

[@kentamplin]

This is a great conversation for the forum, please consider posting there, you'll get great feedback! forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@ZumaDogg]

Scott and Layne=2 of the best rock vocal artists ever. Scott is a vocal actor as much as a singer. He IS one to be studied and examined.

[@kentamplin]

😀👍

[@brysonz]

Plush and that entire record was written before Pearl jam made it big. STP is way more diverse than Pearl Jam not only with Scott as the front man. Also with the music.. Scott had much more vocal range in the latter recordings.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for weighing in, brysonz!

[@joe7pack250]

Ken. I loved his voice he also had great charisma.

[@kentamplin]

Indeed!

[@buffer0179]

What a great voice he had, he tried so many times to fight his demons ( drugs) .. , he was also a great stage performer.. RIP Scott..

[@kentamplin]

A great loss, Buffer 01!

[@wpochert]

In my opinion STP and Scott were the best of what that era had to offer ...so much diversity in their albums.. especially after Core... RIP

[@kentamplin]

Absolutely!

[@wpochert]

@@kentamplin How great was the musicianship of this band? They stood out because of that mostly... the tone of Scott's voice, the almost country drawl at times.. so great along with the songs they crafted

[@Yochillitsthatserious]

@@wpochert that country drawl is so effective, sounds like a drunk step dad bout to come whoop your ass

[@Rojomanzana438]

I would love if you would also cover fall to piece by velvet revolver to hear Scotts contrast in his voice.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@kevinmaund9515]

Pleaseeee do Scott when he sings song like sour girl, his whispered vocal songs. Sour girl, or wonderful

[@graylad]

Brother, I'm still trying to find my voice, a voice that I can be satisfied with. I love the resources you have provided, they are a huge help. I know my range. I'm more of a tenor to an alto. It seems that I fit more than one genre in part, but not any one genre totally. So should I just pick one and just work with the range that I have? I can manage 2½ octaves on a good day, but I can manage my head voice longer than my chest voice. I find 8o's hair metal easier to sing than say grunge or new metal. Thanks again. 🙏🏼

[@kentamplin]

Keep at it, Stuart!

[@solitude208]

Keep these coming Ken. The MIchael Jackson video was AMAZING. I was blown away with how little if any reverb or fx was on that track as well as how great the vocals sounded in the mix. I keep bugging you about Dirty Diana because the vocal performance was amazing! The bridge or lead up to the chorus as well as the chorus is why I feel that MJ would’ve sounded badass singing rock/hard-rock....the verse is awesome too, very dynamic.

[@kentamplin]

Rock on, Ryan! I love Dirty Diana, hope to get to it at some point.

[@fohn4305]

Hey Ken, I really thank you from the bottom of my heart for doing this Series (and your work in general!). I've been loving hearing and making music since i was a child. You're absolutely great and professional, but the best thing is you're so down to earth.... i can learn a lot from your Videos . This is another good one. Greetings from Germany, rock on! Florian

[@kentamplin]

Great to hear!

[@Mr54M1]

You Don't Understand by Sebastian Bach, the vocals are crazy strong and catchy on that one! It would be interesting to see that broken down into what's production and what perhaps more natural production of sound!

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@jasond.7346]

I love this series Ken! It really shows the "human" side of these larger than life characters! Thank you!

[@kentamplin]

Glad you are enjoying it, Jason!

[@andrewdods2236]

Me Too !!! :-)

[@nicolakelly1105]

I love this song!! Thanks Ken memories of my youth 15 years old when this came out. The song was written about a murder he saw on the news! The dogs begin to smell her was about when the dogs 🐕 found the dead body. I always wondered why Grunge guys all sound pretty similar!

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for listening.

[@JohnnyKnowles]

Ken!!! This is one of my all time favorite singers😭 Thank you so much for breaking his voice down🙏🏽 RIP Scott Weiland.

[@kentamplin]

Gone too soon.

[@BryanScott21]

Compare this to Brandon Boyd/Incubus, and you'll see exactly what he's describing about that Grunge Sound. They're STP's contemporaries, in the same era of music, who went the opposite direction vocally. Scott sang this waayyy better in the acoustic version, just a guitar, awesome stuff! This was the easy song that I warmed up too, when I had to get this sound down, so I could sing this type stuff... Thanks Ken!

[@soundzrinmygarden3833]

I love Scott's voice but his stage presence was awesome, he use to dance his ass off. Must be fun doing what you love.

[@kentamplin]

For sure!

[@templecityunderground7639]

You kind of stepped in it Ken. The 1st album he was using the classic man voice grunge. On later albums he displayed quite good range check out *Glide* on number 4.

[@thebelasarius]

i always loved playing and singing this song...thanks for posting it looking forward to getting inside the voice of the one and only scot weiland

[@kentamplin]

I hope you enjoyed it!

[@Jeremy-sq2dj]

Love these type of videos Ken, you should do "irs" by Guns N Roses, toward the end when Axl hits that high note it's beyond phenomenal.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@daveiannopollo3146]

I was a fan of Scott's vocals. He wasn't technically the greatest singer but he brought a great sound to the material. I liked the fact that he would change his voice and the way he sang for different material. Something I really like as a vocalist as I think the same thing every time gets boring.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the visit!

[@benjimartinnc]

Awesome vocal analysis! Scott had that Eddie Vedder-like baritone voice, but he had more range than Vedder does because his voice shifted from baritone to tenor. He is still missed today.

[@kentamplin]

Rock on!

[@catfishslayer454]

This Isolated Vocals series has me feeling like a real singer. If only I could remember the words. Maybe do a " How to remember lyrics" Series ?.. I suspect either you're born with the ability to remember.. or you're not.

[@kentamplin]

I don't subscribe to the "born with it or not" philosophy on most things. Most people can learn some general competency at many things.

[@nativeofnc]

Try writing down the lyrics from memory....it will help cement them in your mind. Also, try being animated, using physical movement to cue you to the words....eg: if the line begins with "and I see", use your hands to make binoculars. Of course, you may not do that in a performance, but you will remember better.

[@cesargonzalez1594]

Wow I was hoping for a Scott Weiland video! Thank you so much for helping each of us on our musical journey, Ken!

[@kentamplin]

My pleasure!

[@scenesfromamemory118]

Nice approach to vocal recording techniques and contextualization to 90's modern rock era! Thanks

[@kentamplin]

Thank you!

[@LS-ti1rz]

Ken thank you so much for doing this isolated vocal on Scott. I genuinely loved this guys voice. My heart breaks that we lost another great artist to the monster of addiction. I saw him in concert at Stabler Arena in Bethlehem Pennsylvania Cheap Trick opened up for STP. Man it was an incredible show. Scotts voice was spot on. He was damn near perfect. I honestly was expecting a not so great performance because of his use of drugs but even though I could clearly see that he was stoned his performance was simply put amazingly pitch perfect and his tone was just so soothing. Thank you for doing these videos. These are the most interesting thing going on in the parlance of KZbin.

[@kentamplin]

Tragic.

[@DzignrGrl]

A brilliant analysis and comparison to George Thorogood. I love how you string together these comparisons that no one else would think of! I would love if you could get the isolated vocals for STP's "Sour Girl" as well...in his later material, I felt that Scott sounded more sensitive, got further away from the stereotypical "ERRR"-sounding grunge vocals and found more of his natural, authentic voice. On a side note, it would be great to hear isolated vocals of Steve Nicks!

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@wplants9793]

Sour Girl was so different vocally!

[@heathermiller5765]

I feel Scott was central to the sound of STP. There's something about his tone that just grabs a hold of you. I could really get lost in that voice. I also love the rawness and power in the way he sings. Hearing it now in its purest form brings tears to my eyes 😢 RIP Scott Weiland🌹

[@kentamplin]

Nicely said, Heather.

[@heathermiller5765]

@@kentamplin Aww well thank you 😊 Honestly my favorite group from that era

[@donalddavid8199]

Too bad Scott lost this low and heavy "urr urr" in his band's later album songs.

[@kentamplin]

Rock on!

[@joshuaallenzurbano3476]

Maybe he just does it because of the modern sound movement of the grunge era. Now he has realized that he is doing it wrong and will destroy his voice if he will not stop it.

[@rsmith02]

I think he grew as a singer out from the influence of grunge

[@DPW864]

I can actually hear quite a lot of Chester Bennington in his voice (well, I can hear his influence on Chester, I mean)

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the visit!

[@tracyrice9282]

Ken has best shirts thx for analysis Scott weiland's also had crooner qualities if you listen to other tracks #texture

[@matthewblackwood4704]

Dude go listen to Scott Weilands Christmas album

[@kentamplin]

Will do!

[@elecoustic123]

Speed the song up to 108.5% and you get his real voice

[@vincent.c8874]

Hello good video ! Next one heaven's on fire by kiss ??

[@kentamplin]

Great suggestion!

[@kane703]

Great work as always Ken! I'm still hoping you will do a cover of Fall to Pieces by Scott :-)

[@kentamplin]

Thanks, Kane!

[@danlc95]

Not a fan of the bellowing. That's why I never liked the 90's stuff, well, until the STP guys did Talk Show with Dave Coutts. That was awesome! Totally opened new doors for me. Just that one change.

[@kentamplin]

Rock on!

[@keithcoleylifeforce4020]

I just never could appreciate this time of music. Chris Cornell was the only exception. What has happened to the great male singers? Also, what's up with the bleating vibratos of male singers in the last 20 years?

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for weighing in, Keith.

[@joealonzo6857]

Absolutely love this series! Great work, Ken! One guy who I would love to see you analyze (maybe not for this series because I don't think there are any isolated tracks for him) is Andrew Wood from Mother Love Bone. I feel like his voice was a really interesting transition between 80s metal and grunge. I've always heard elements of both in his singing.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@beckyhaley5147]

@kentamplin, #kentamplin, ken tamplin vocal academy, I would love to see/hear you do a cover of Michael Sweet, Stryper's "The Way" please and thank you!

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@benbaird2129]

I can't stand this record. Everything they did afterwards is great. SW said his thing was Morrison around this time. When he stops trying to be modern, I hear it. Unglued or Vaseline or Lady Picture Show or Interstate Love Song would be .ore preferable to my ears.

[@kentamplin]

Rock on!

[@franciscomendez7639]

Thank you for this!

[@kentamplin]

My pleasure!

[@briangrabill5286]

EVER THINK ABOUT LOOKING AT, STAIND OR ARRON LEWIS? DO " BLACK" OR "SOBER"?... THANKS FOR THE FREE HELP... NOT LOOKING TO SING BUT LIKE YOUR VIDEOS AND YOU HELP ME NOT TO BE TOO TERRIBLE.... 😁

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@briangrabill5286]

BUG YOU MORE TIME... CAN YOU HELP ME SETTLE A DEBATE ABOUT KZbin SINGER.. TEDDY SWIMS..I THINK HE'S USING MOSTLY AUTOTUNE.. IF YOU HAVE A CHANCE LOOK AT A VIDEO .. HOPEFULLY YOU CAN HELP ME IF NOT I UNDERSTAND AND AGAIN THANKS FOR YOUR TIME

[@bassiclogic]

Ken I would love to see your opinion on a new young Vocalist named Lanie Gardner singing Dreams by the great Stevie Nicks/ Fleetwood Mac. I don't believe I have ever heard a better more accurate version besides Stevie. @

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@pascalsinger4514]

Hey Ken, please react to The spirit of Man, by Jeff Wayne. Sung by Phyl Lynott and Julie Covington 🙏

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@lindaminella7775]

This man was bad ass! Love his voice. Pretty easy on the eyes lol. Gone too soon.

[@soylentgreene7872]

Scott Stapp comes to mind talking about the Vedder connection. Would love to see any Creed song on this series.

[@kentamplin]

👍

[@travisbunce7334]

Glad to see you hitting up some STP Ken :). While I agree that this song doesn't have a whole lot of Vocal Range, there certainly were STP songs that did have Scott extending himself. A song like Sour Girl springs to mind. There is an acoustic version of Plush on STP 2003 'Thank You' Best of Release, that he certainly extends on. From memory there was an acoustic version of Sour Girl, on the CD Single of that song also. He certainly put a lot more into the Songs live. I've got about 35 min from a show at Festival Hall, Melbourne Australia from 2011 that is just brilliant. It's on my KZbin channel if anyone is interested. Only 4 things on my Channel, 2 STP clips and 2 clips from a solo show Jeff Martin, from The Tea Party did in a backyard in Feb 2020 in my home town.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the visit!

[@bhakteshkotian3201]

Hey can you please check the silverchair -tomorow song....great 90s band and fun fact is that they were kids while making that song just the age of 15, id love to suggest you to check it out❤

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@christoffsimply3179]

What makes any of these people "legends" isn't just how technically skilled they were or were not. Everyone you review invented whole new ideas, sounds and ways to communicate than had ever happened before them. They weren't learning to sing something someone else wrote, they made this stuff up. Ken, I love your channel. You mentioned several singers you consider the most difficult to attain. I would love to see a video of highlight singers/songs you consider the most impressive performances you've come across. Just an idea. Thanks for your videos mate!

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@loriray7547]

He was perfect for Velvet Revolver! Fall to Pieces is my favorite song

[@kentamplin]

Cool, Lori Ray!

[@gravecruiser5062]

I used to be really good at doing his voice, until I threw my voice out..

[@kentamplin]

Yikes! My course can help. kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@gravecruiser5062]

@@kentamplin i do have a question tho.. Do you have 2 pages on fb? 1 for the academy and 1 political? I follow both, but just to be on the safe side they are real

[@kentamplin]

@@gravecruiser5062 One for the Academy and one is personal.

[@gravecruiser5062]

@@kentamplin ok cool. You have a great head on your shoulders.. We have many of the same views. Keep up the great work

[@hotshot6923]

Fun fact: only the first two lines in this song use rhyme words

[@sixsentsoldiers]

Love the isolated vocals Ken. Here's quote. ""Degree of difficulty is not purportionate to sonic Greatness.""

[@kentamplin]

Rock on!

[@thedragonking3893]

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[@kentamplin]

Rock on!

[@jeffschielka7845]

Hey Ken! STP is a really cool band. Great vocals. Another awesome vid Ken. Thank you!😎

[@kentamplin]

You bet!

[@madonnastephens6940]

He was fantastic when he played with the remaining Doors members. Great performance

[@kentamplin]

Rock on!

[@dinosauraliens]

If you want you could do an analysis about James Michael from Sixx a.m.

[@kentamplin]

Rock on!

[@timmthelion]

My 2nd favorite frontman next to Plant. Versatile and very charismatic live.

[@kentamplin]

Indeed!

[@barbodamiri104]

From Scott's songs do a video for Loung fly Alive in the windy city version and Fall to pieces from velvet revolver

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@steveray8124]

This is one or if not my favorite channel that I subscribe to. You have so much knowledge in your vocal ability you only have nice things to say we need that right now. It’s all about inspiring each other being kind to each other. The important thing is to see and encourage potential. I think you have a unique way of doing that bringing out the best in people. Love the shirt.👍

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, Steve!

[@steveray8124]

@@kentamplin You’re the man🎙❤️👍

[@jamesharris7680]

Please think about doing one on paul stanley from kiss, he did song with Sara brightmans album and also did phantom of opera as the phantom

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@eduardosandez5637]

Best frontman ever!!,cheers from Madrid(Spain)😘

[@kentamplin]

Rock on!

[@TimGallant]

I would love to see an isolated vocal analysis of "You're the Voice" by John Farnham. I've always considered that one of the best studio vocal performances in pop rock - a great example not only of vocal range, but also mastery of vibrato, wonderfully smooth transitions to falsetto, and the right amount of gravel at just the right spots. It would be fascinating to hear it isolated and broken down by someone knowledgeable like you.

[@kentamplin]

Great suggestion.

[@JojjeLarsson]

What Makes This Singer Great - Michael Kiske you have to do it Ken !

[@kentamplin]

I might!

[@scooterallen1834]

Scott was a generational talent. That voice is so unique and effortless for him.

[@kentamplin]

Absolutely, Scooter Allen!

[@brettcreswell3719]

Perfect timing I’m singing this one today

[@kentamplin]

Excellent!

[@williamkerr5132]

Thanks Mr Tamplin!I've been learning a lot about my Idols and all their tricks!Allow me to suggest two singers: Dan McCafferty from Nazareth and Brian Johnson from AC/DC!That's a tough act to follow!

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestions.

[@Alberto.imobeto]

Ken, you look like a really good person, a real talented man! Thanks for all the videos! Much love from Brazil, my friend! 🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@kentamplin]

Thank you!

[@shawnoverton7625]

Ken Tampline academy you have awesome shirts man very cool.

[@kentamplin]

Glad you like them, Shawn!

[@joshuaallenzurbano3476]

One of my favorite song and voice tone. Just love to hear vocal distortion. I think it is not attainable but sir Ken duplicates it on the spot, it is attainable, indeed!. Love this series especially if it focuses on the vocal style. Gotta follow you sir Ken to practice it in chunks. I'm waiting for the Pearl Jam (the father of modern sound) episode in this series. Thanks so much sir Ken. And like the collection of shirts. Killer design.!

[@kentamplin]

Rock on!

[@Guardian4ever]

Steve perry isolated vocals (on any song) would be 😎

[@kentamplin]

👍😀

[@yougoseo1580]

Good job as always Ken! Hey could you break down some Ed Vedder?

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@timramich]

Some Matchbox Twenty would be a good analysis. Rob Thomas has an interesting sound.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@RockNRoller1010]

I remember I suggested you do Scott, I’m glad you finally did! Excellent work! Love it

[@kentamplin]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@arthurprado3818]

Thank you so much for breaking this song down it’s one of my favorites and I sing it daily, (total Amateur) but still this will help me hone in on his sound 😄

[@kentamplin]

My pleasure!

[@marcellosantantonio81]

Range isn't everything! Often a high range is more striking but often hides technical deficiencies! Scott was a chameleon with his own voice, despite not having a spatial range. His talent is evident in every song of him, always sung in a different way and with melodies totally unrelated to the music (bass and guitar). Just listen to Slither by Velvet Revolver or even "Grand Applause" by Art Of Anarchy!

[@MrRatastic]

These isolated vocal videos are the best! Such a wealth of knowledge - would be great to see you analyse/ tutorial on Jim Morrison

[@kentamplin]

Great suggestion!

[@viniciusmila1991]

Velvet Revolver - Come On, Come In Velvet Revolver - Slither

[@kentamplin]

Rock on!

[@ohcamsrazor1966]

Scott was good singer for the era, but his lyric and chorus writing still stands up. He has a great knack for melodies.

[@kentamplin]

Rock on!

[@ricardolandgrave2532]

You are right, he wasn't the guy with the most range but he was so versatile in his style and so creative it's not even fair. The lyrics be wrote are amazing considering he wasn't too worried with the actual meaning but he was actually trying to find words that sounded right. I used to idolize Layne and Chris, I still love those guys, but as I grew up I actually believe now Scott is the GOAT and he wasn't even grunge. Eddie is not even in the same category IMO with all due respect to him. Scott did had an amazing career and he and the rest of the band were always pushing it when it came to their sound, always doing something new. Also, Plush acoustic is an amazing song too.

[@guitarjunkienc4875]

Scott was such a super talented singer that was destroyed by heroin like so many others from his generation , thanks for doing this Ken

[@kentamplin]

Tragic.

[@darthsparrow1358]

I love your style of teaching, you don’t make people feel like idiots for not knowing the things you do. Much appreciated

[@MD-ve5zy]

Can You do some video like this for song My way? Maybe Elvis version.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@MD-ve5zy]

@@kentamplin listen Đani Stipaničev version.

[@kristian1485]

This is amazing! If you ever get the chance to do one of him from Velvet Revolver, please do it!

[@kentamplin]

Rock on!

[@janlukic]

Do Eddie Vedder next!

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@jess3180]

Will you ever consider doing an episode on lou gramm?

[@kentamplin]

Yes.

[@KateNord]

Dear Ken, this series is awesome! Thank you for giving us this behind the scenes sneak peek to so many awesome artists' voices! Could you please do an isolated vocals about Russell Allen? That would be fantastic 😊🤘

[@kentamplin]

I may! Rock on!

[@KateNord]

@@kentamplin Thank you for your consideration! In the meantime I'll just enjoy this fabulous series! 😊🤘

[@cbeserra]

It is so amazing that you share your knowledge with the world. I didn’t realize you were so involved in production and engineering until this series. Awesome 👏

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for watching!

[@fullhog]

Here's one for ya... John Corabi!!

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@tammyevans7333]

Very good!

[@kentamplin]

Glad you think so!

[@UncleFjester]

You should sell your shirts!

[@kentamplin]

I might!!

[@sajidmahmud_]

Thank you so much for this one!!

[@kentamplin]

You're so welcome!

[@cadeevans4623]

Never heard of stone temple pilots plush Scott weiland haven't heard of him before Ken he has great vocals I like him he has some awesome tones Ken I may need to look into listening to him some more but by listening to him on this I'm liking his voice and his singing I can hear a little bit of Chris Cornell but nobody can replace Chris Cornell but yes anyways he has a awesome singing voice great tones great vocals pretty cool pitch Ken love how your demonstrating and singing like him showing us how it's done the raspy sound great tutorial he is awesome and has a great unique sound Ken great video buddy👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@kentamplin]

Thanks Cade. Check out more of STP's work.

[@cadeevans4623]

Your welcome Ken I'll definitely check out the band some more Ken