POLL: What’s the Best Stone Temple Pilots Album?

Stone Temple Pilots have loved one in all the extra profitable runs in the rock trade since their arrival again in 1992, spending a lot of the ’90s on prime of the music world. But which of their albums is the greatest? That’s what we wish to hear from you in this week’s Loudwire Nights Album of the Week ballot.

You’ll have till Friday at 12N ET to forged your votes. We’ll then play the three tracks from the album with the most votes throughout Loudwire Nights‘ Album of the Week block to begin the following Monday’s present!

It all began again in 1992 when the band issued their debut album, Core. That report gave us “Sex Type Thing,” “Plush,” “Creep” and “Wicked Garden,” serving to to determine the group amongst a few of their grunge friends. They averted the sophomore droop in 1994, preserving the momentum going with “Purple” and the rock radio hits “Vasoline,” “Interstate Love Song,” “Big Empty,” “Unglued” and “Pretty Penny.”

Though their third album promotion was lower brief because of Scott Weiland’s substance abuse points, the band’s Tiny Music: Songs From the Vatican Gift Shop yielded one other strong batch of hits in “Big Bang Baby,” “Trippin’ on a Hole in a Paper Heart” and “Lady Picture Show.”

No. 4 and Shangri-La-Dee Da completed out the band’s first period, yielding such standout singles as “Down,” “Sour Girl,” “No Way Out,” “Days of the Week” and “Hollywood Bitch.”

A 2010 reunion with Weiland led to a self-titled report and a return to radio prominence with the chart-topping single “Between the Lines” and the follow-up monitor “Take a Load Off.” The group would break up once more, issuing an EP with Chester Bennington. But a reunion with Weiland by no means got here to fruition, with the singer’s dying coming in 2015. That led to an intensive seek for a brand new frontman, with Jeff Gutt taking the lead for his or her 2018 self-titled set that yielded “Meadow,” “Roll Me Under” and “The Art of Letting Go.”

Then lastly got here Perdida, a report that offered a change of tempo with the band stripping again their sound to one thing extra acoustic using classic devices. That album gave us “Fare Thee Well,” “Three Wishes” and the title monitor.

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That’s a fairly spectacular musical historical past, however which of their albums was the greatest? Share your rankings for every album under. Then tune into Loudwire Nights subsequent Monday at 7PM ET to seek out out which report prevailed. During tonight’s present, you may get to seek out out which AC/DC album was voted the greatest, and listen to three songs from our current ballot.

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