Vocal Coach Reaction to Stone Temple Pilots - Scott Weiland- Plush - Ken Tamplin
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- Vocal Coach Reaction to Stone Temple Pilots - Scott Weiland- Plush - Ken Tamplin
Guys I wanted to share with you my latest reaction for the song Plush by Stone Temple Pilots.
STP was fronted by the late Scott Weiland who was known for constantly changing his vocal style and appearance.
Criticized by some for his onstage persona, Weiland was known to be both flamboyant and chaotic with a personality akin to Jim Morrison.
Interestingly enough, Weiland has been quoted as saying “Jim Morrison was a huge inspiration and influence on me, probably for better and for worse."
Stone Temple Pilots bassist Robert DeLeo wrote the riff for Plush in the back of a U-Haul truck that the band was using. The song’ s instantly recognizable chord structure was inspired by DeLeo’s love of Ragtime music.
The lyrics for the song were inspired by an “unfortunate news story” in Weiland’s hometown and were written in a hot tub by Weiland and drummer Eric Kretz.
Weiland described the song which won a Grammy for Best Hard Rock performance, as “a metaphor for a lost obsessive relationship”.
I personally love the Led Zepplin inspired intro which was in STARK contrast to what many of the bands were doing at that time.
Check out my REACTION to the song and let me know your thoughts!
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Scott never realized how truly great he was.
think he did...vocals for The Doors pretty much a slam dunk on his performances..
His story is so tragic, just like the other gods of this era. It's crazy to think that Eddy is the only one left of the big 4. Scott is one of my all time favorite singers. Tremendous skill and talent, and his gritty tone always seemed so effortless.
@@400_billion_suns Plus he had the stage presence of a true rock god, you could not take your eyes off him. One of the greats.
I absolutely LOVE Weiland's vocals. A couple of great songs from STP are Interstate love song, and Big Empty. His depth in 'Big empty' is just amazing. STP, Nirvana and Pearl Jam were my childhood. Have every album from each band and STILL rock them out today! Legendary music like this never grows old.
If you have time, check out Scott Weiland singing with the Doors or covering the Doors, whichever. Dude was a vocal chameleon in my opinion. I'm no expert though obviously.
Big Empty for a time was probably my a top five all-time modern rock track ever. It has a soulful beauty, bluesy sadness and poetic lyrics. There are so few bands that care that much about the small things in crafting a complex song that periodically explodes into a bombastic chorus. The sign of any good song is how well does it stand the test of time and that song has aged like a fine wine.
I remember when Fall To Pieces came out, I remember loving the changing shift in Weiland's vocal approach with that epic rock wail. You can hear the struggle and woe in his voice there and the FTP video was a sad foreshadow of what was to come.
@@Evenflow-cf2fs it's awesome that collaboration
Ryan Tremblay Agreed
Oh me too... stp , my opinion one of the greats. Music is supposed to make you "feel" and it makes me feel it until this day !!
Yes, more GRUNGE! Thanks for viewing this too Mr. Tamplin, Please do some more Chris Cornell, he's my favorite grunge singer.
Zion Martell 👍👍👍
Weiland is one of my all-time favorite singers.
I'd go
1. Eddie Vedder
2. Chris Cornell
3. Scott Weiland
Legendary. A voice that hasn’t been replicated. STP is a band that my daughter loves and will be passed down to her children. Music - A gift that keeps on giving! Thanks Ken!
It really is, Kelley!
Love Scott .... my generation.
Tanya Sales 💜💜💜
Favorite band of that era
Started to fall in love to Kurt, then later got hooked to Eddie's style of story telling, I then abused ny ears to Layne's tone. Last months, I have been enjoying Chris's range. Here I am loving Scott's natural raspy voice. Not mentioning his stage aura, I love his songs.
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Edited: I wish they were still alive. More power Eddie!
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I love how Scott seemed to really develop the vibrato in his voice in the back end of his career. The distortion in his voice was always present due to him being a heavy smoker but the vibrato seems more pronounced in this concert. Another brilliant review Ken, keep em coming! 🤟🤟🤟
Scott’s voice didn’t fair well after all the drug use. The early years he was a monster vocalist. Unplugged was the prime. The acoustic version of Plush would be a great reaction. STP was such a tight group of talented musicians. Good stuff, Ken.
Glad you think so, Dallas!
I'd argue that the Storytellers performance was him at his best. He'd been sober for a while and showcased every side that he had in that show. Truly one of the best we ever had.
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Smoking and alcohol are some real voice killers, especially together. (He was a very very heavy smoker.) TBH, don’t know how his voice fared as well as it did over the decades?
Please react to Alice in chains - love hate love at Moore 1990
Thanks for the suggestion Dominik Tokar! I'll see what I can do.
@@kentamplin great performance
Oh man, was there a more pure, unique and emotive, growling vocalist than Layne Staley in the 90s? Many have tried to mimic him but there has never been another like Staley.
Every song on Dirt, is flush with his angst but converted to art.
^this !!
Thank you for bringing music from the 90s, grunge.
Grunge never dies, Layne, Weiland and Cornell are always present.
I love this music, they totally expressed the feelings of the singers.
I'm a big fan of Layne, it's my great love, I'm anxious for you to react to one of his songs (preferably Love Hate Love), I know I'm not the only one waiting for him, it's really art.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Aldana Paez and ... Would !!!
Gold gold gold :-)
Another great Vocalist from that era would be Mike Patton. His best vocals were on his second album with Faith No More, Angel Dust..IMHO.
BADVIDEOMAN Badassgood 👍👍👍
Mike Patton was amazing i call him the man off many voices he sounded so diff in so many diff songs/bands
Mike patton on another level of singing.. I love his vocals in angel dust but king for a day had many good vocals, and album of the year also had some good deeper tone vocals :)
BADVIDEOMAN Badassgood Ooohhhhh yeah !!!!
I love Scott. Velvet revolver also rules.
The Led Zeppelin introduction was absolutely awesome . The arrangement was fantastic it fit his voice perfectly. His power n effortlessness was superb.
Thanks Ken for another great video.
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You're welcome, joe!
Yeah that Led Zeppelin comparison was inspired. I'd never thought of that, and I've listed to this song hundreds of times.
Best singer and frontman...ever. Also loved his voice on his solo albums. Great video, thx!
Glad you liked it, bossmare0531
Thanks for giving Scott some props Ken! That first album he for sure utilized that grunge accent. But later on he really used his natural voice more. I always felt he was underrated because he didn't sing in a high register often etc. Though I don't like the lyrical content, the first Velvet Revolver has nice vocals.
Steve Kaynan Thanks for listening!
About A Fool, Lady Picture Show, and Sour Girl were some of his best performances.
The one thing Scott never try to sound like better he didn't have to he was his own man he was a one-of-a-kind he's probably one of the best in the world and that's a fact
Agreed Gary Brenton! He was definitely one of a kind!
Let's not forget all the energy scott puts into his performance. Eddie just stands still.
I was in my 20's when the 'Grunge Era' of the 90's hit. These guys were a mix of many styles and were very refreshing. They're mostly known for the hard-edged hits like these. But, digging deeper into their albums - there's a LOT to love!
Axess2084 💜💜💜
Right back at ya, Ken. From one old guitar picker to a talented singer! LOL!
Speaking of many styles, I noticed that about his dancing. I’ve seen clips with him moving like James Brown and also like a matador. He’s also slithery like Jagger and Axl.
Thanks for this review, Plush will always be my fav song of all times, idk why but there is a tremendous vocal power in it
The best vocal coach on youtube :)
Thanks, Gabriel. I sure appreciate that!
Your sooo right on about Scott, STP was really under rated and really defined my coming of age years.
I can tell your as big a fan as I am Scott RIP
Not only does Ken tell us what the artist is doing with their voice. He tells us how. That is priceless info. 👍
John Perricone Glad you think so!
Agree.
It has a price, Ken is giving it for free. 🤘
You should do it from 1994 to about 1997. Prime Weiland was something else.
Even before that. Mighty Joe Young.
to have done vocals for The Doors...STP and his solo efforts...his voice still gives me chills--went to high school with Scott...Rip Charger RIP
You should definitely check out a live video of them in the early days from the Core and Purple era
Thanks for the suggestion.
Scott was a great singer, Plush is one of my favorites songs of STP.
Leonardo Poletti 👍👍👍
Yes! Thank you Ken!!! Scott has my exact vocal range and STP are one of my favorite bands of all time!
i get a tear in my eye seeing Scott sound so good, such a big infulence on my life, also please react to cold chisel when the war is over
that's awesome Andrew Hopkins! thanks for the suggestion, I'll see what I can do.
Can we please get a vocal reaction to Scott's vocals on their MTV unplugged performance of Plush, Wicked Garden, and especially BIG EMPTY. Those in my honest opinion are some of his best vocals. Or their performance on Letterman of Vasoline.
Scott can sing a ballad and he to me has perfect voice control...
Scott Weiland has allways been my favourite singer. He had so much variety in his singing technique and a really great tone. Thank you Ken for uploading this video!
You're welcome narren! He was an amazing singer!
All the grunge guys are excellent, but how about Mike bloody Patton?! Phenomenal !! Axl in his prime was a one off unforgettable unit too ....
Reminds me of a lounge singer who could cover any singer, as if he were a chameleon. Kurt Cobain, David Bowie, Bing Crosby. Seriously uncanny.
Duuuuude... Great video. really breaking down this style of singing
Thanks Marcello!
I LOVE how Sing in 'Atlanta' just like Jim Morrison. But in the Scott weiland way.
Tomas Muñoz 👍👍👍
Atlanta is priceless!
The DeLeos had a similar song on the Talk Show album, and Dave absolutely killed it. He has a higher register, and a lot of the album is sort of "Mercury/Lennon-ish".
He was the most versatile of all the grunge era vocalists . He Could sing a doors Song and An alice of Chains without souding Odd. . Amazing underrated singer ...
Awesome!
One of my favourites ever... thanks for the video, he was underrated in my opinion, this was one of his bests performance from the last STP era with him.
Nice channel.
Cheers from Milan, Italy
danybr1 Thanks for stopping by!
The smile on your face says how great was STP in the music history. lml i love ur clean notes teacher.
The Apex Predator Thank you!
I don't hear many TH-camrs say God bless you, very cool.
Glad you think so, Jordan!
I grew up listening to guns n roses and stone temple pilot, they are my first memories of rock. After them came everyone else legends like led zeppelin, deep purple, iron maiden, acdc, etc. Scott's voice at his prime was unique as eddie vedder or chris cornell. Thank you for STP, you rock Ken!
Thanks, Santiago!
I enjoyed this Ken, thanks.
Ken , have you ever heard Scott do his Christmas stuff, I believe he was one of the most diverse vocalist of a couple decades, all his bands, solo, tons of covers, Bowie, and easily the best Doors, and the Beatles Revolution, super chameleon like...one of my favs, 2and and 3rd STP albums are more proof of his and the bands progression. ..
Thanks Ken. You and I are about the same age so it is refreshing to see reaction from my peers. The 90s definitely made a mark musically in my life. The 80s were the fun, care free rock days (like the US Festival 1983, yes I was there!) but I still hard rock to the 90s just like it was the 90s today. Let's rock!
Habit Forming Let's rock!!
One of the best vocalist that ever lived on this planet..strong beautiful type of voice
Jure Ban 👍👍👍
Another thing that just makes these guys interesting to listen to, is that Both Eddie and Scott flip between the heavy chest sound and that more twangy or nasal sound in mid range and variation in texture really makes it more compelling as a listener
Ken check out (if ya haven't already) his mtv unplugged version of plush from 94 i think his vocals on that are maybe the best live vocals I've ever heard,he has red hair so you'll know the vid when ya see it
jamie rowe Thanks for the suggestion.
One of my favorite singers and frontman !!
Jeremy spoke in class today I knew that!
This is going to be awesome to watch. This is the first song I chose to record since watching your videos on here. Already see a huge difference in my vocal sound even with a cold. Great advice.
Never_2_Old_Fitness That is great to hear!
What a sound guy, great vid mate
Thanks 👍
I’m a simple man , I see Kens video , I press like
Ibra_Dza And I thank you for that.
I play bass in an STP tribute band. Thanks for this. I’ll show it to the band!
Awesome!
I could listen to Scott Weiland sing the phone book. What a voice.
Indeed! Rock on, Kitten!
Great Video Ken ! Gotta love this song! turned up super loud in the car ! (The only place I sing.....alone) lol my dad sang in a nightclub in the 1950s , clearly that talent did not carry over to his daughter lol
My singing course can help you with that, roro girl!kentamplinvocalacademy.com/
@@kentamplin there is NO help for me !!!! Lol trust me , I'll just listen to you instead !
Always good watching a Ken vid :)
Mr T, could you do anything Mike Patton, Faith No More? Ideally Evidence? Such different styles. Smooth crooning and then the Sade like feminine chorus switch .. which I thought was a female backing singer until recently ... ;-)
Thanks, andrew!
STP ♥ 🎸 🎶 🎶 The Best ever Rock Band
Martin Salvador Morales Cardenas 👍👍👍
When he done five to one doors cover Ive watched so many times it's just so cool
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Right on this is a great song by a great singer, very insightful reaction
Thanks Ben Albert!
Hey Ken, been watching your videos for quite some while. Weiland died on my birthday, and Slash, being my hero, introduced me to Scott and grunge etc.
I would like to request one song for you to cover or react, because I find it's quite harsh vocalvise and though I am a guitar player myself, I find it intriguing how singers evolves. This one example is Sebastian Bach of Skid Row. He started as a angelic voice of glam rock, but went harsher and harsher, and I really love when singers put more on the record than they actually feel comfortable with.
This song is called Beat yourself blind - Skid Row. U can really hear the downfall of his abilities within the anger that he feels inside and it really works out great in my opinion.
Im not an Englishman, thats why my vocabulary is what it is, but hopefully you read this and give it a try, because I would really like to know what a professional like you thinks about that song.
Cheers Ken, and keep doing what you do, people love it ;)
Thanks for the suggestion, Aleksander!
🎵I am smellin' like the rose
that somebody gave me on
my birthday deathbed🎶
Great Video Ken.
Male vocals in the 90s
1. Layne Staley
1.a Chris Cornell
2. Kevin Martin
3. Scott Weiland.
4.Ken Tamplin😉
I was at this show when I was 12 years old and this show changed my life, what a great performance by Scott
God bless you too, Ken. You are amazing singer!
You make me happy, Ken.
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Excellent analysis. Proper observation of one of the late, great modern rock vocalists. Well done!
So glad you appreciated it, Soaptoaster!
@@kentamplin I'm a fan of the nuanced things and the details, which you really captured. I look forward to checking out your other vids. I find I have that same level of enthusiasm that you do for these things, be it vocals or certain instrumental skills, I love high art.
I love this song and this band.
Thiago Oliveira 👍👍👍
One of my fav songs of all time and video too! ~ Proper review Ken!
Thank you, Michael!
Great comments Ken! Would love to hear your reaction on Brad Delp, Boston, more than a feeling!
Scott is one of my favorite singers of all time. Thanks for the analysis.
You're welcome!
@@kentamplin Shannon Hoon from Blind Melon is another singer I'd love for you to do an analysis or whatever you wanna call it, of. That is if you haven't already.
A blessed Good Friday and Resurrection Day as it unfolds for you Ken.
The same to you, Paul!
Ken you are one of the few vocal coaches I watch. You back your teaching up by not only telling us but also singing it yourself. Idk why I watch this because I can carry a tune lol. Oh how I wish that I could. Now in my head I'm the greatest around lol. Anyway I just wanted you to know that you are the best. And you seem like a really down to earth guy. Keep up the great work brother. God bless.
Thank you so much for the kind words, redskin4040!
Scott was one in a million.
I agree, Romain!
Really good video ken
Thanks for saying so, Josh.
love this song! What a great band as well! Scott just had that distinctive voice with character. He had this cool tone & stage presence.Was impressed by his range on STP's Shangriladida album & it features his best singing!
Thanks so much for your expertise in explaining so much that I wasn’t aware of regarding the art of singing
Also love your vids!
Thank you, THECITYHUNTER!
Drugs have took so many great singer's from us. I did my share back in the day but luckily I never got addicted and knew when to stop and walk away. Twenty five years clean.
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dude, you are so enjoyable and have such enthusiasm thanks for sharing.
Thanks for viewing, Robert!
@@kentamplin Hey Ken, I would love to hear a Doors tune. Waiting for The Sun and Touch me are surprisingly strong vocals. i would be super into hearing your insights into Morrison's baritone.
Great video, cool!
Thanks emerson tpm!
I love singing his songs
WillZpi Z 👍
I’ve been trying play plush on guitar. Trust me it’s not as easy as it looks they make it look easy.
Scott was an amazing singer, it still amazes me how great his voice was even though he was a heavy smoker and drinker. But so were many other amazing singers.
Jason Parsons He was!
I'm so glad you picked a performance which had Weiland in (relatively) good health. I remember his voice was thin from all the drugs and alcohol during the post-No.4 / Shangri La-Dee-La era. Man, I'm learning so much from all these videos, I was a teen in the early 90s, so all that grunge stuff overtook my life, thank you for all the knowledge!
Love u Ken!! Love S.W.!!! AND STP
Love you, randy!
Not only is 'Plush' one of the most well crafted rock radio songs ever to grace the airwaves in my opinion, but great call on the Zeppelin influenced intro, I never thought about it in those terms but it so is! 👍
Dimmu Borgir - progenies of the great apocalypse live orchestra
Awesome reaction video Ken👍
Thanks dan!
You definitely know your music! I'm going into audio engineering, and can't wait to work with people like you, who have that love for music as well!
Grungegirl 80 Blue Awesome! Thanks for the kind words!
If Ken doesn't stop reacting to performances, there's never going to be a 2nd Magdallan album which I've been waiting almost 30 years for
God Bless Scott Weiland, Loved and Forever Missed in my World
Siempre tome a scott weiland como mi hermano mayor y aun lo extraño mucho
Thank
Rock on!
His voice sounds cool with that music when I begin to smell it.Thank you for wafting this one my way so I can choose to clean it up or like the dogs find it Ken.
I love watching your reaction videos (and I'm not a singer), they are just right on the money. STP is great, Scott was awesome. His vocals were very reminiscent of the grunge era, you can definetely hear that Eddie Vedder like singing. Cheers!
Thanks Rodgrigo Ribeiro Rock! I'm glad you're enjoying them!
Thanks bro!!!😀😀😀😀😀
you're welcome Andres Garcia!
The 90s. Fuck yeah.
Grumpy Andrew's Horror House 👍👍👍
One of my favorite top five songs of all time freaking heroin
A lot of it is in the phrasing. Love STP!
STP is one of my all time favorite bands. It's so sad that Scott is gone, he was a major talent.
A great loss, Jewel!
STP got themselves a vocalist in Scott. I think they had no idea how great he really was. Maybe Scott himself didn't know his own range.
This song is hard as hell to sing.
Ken u have an amazing voice
Thank you, Hunter!
Another great reaction sir
Odin- 👍👍👍