My band Nova Sutro played at the Boardwalk several times along with other bands I was in. It was like a home to me. We played a show earlier that day in Auburn. I planned to come down for this show, but I got sick. I saw him with VR in 2006. Thanks for posting this.
@@EdCollects In 2014, my band Crazy Dog opened up for Faster Pussy Cat and Orgy. In 2017 Nova Sutro opened for Last In Line. This besides a bunch of other small gigs at the Boardwalk. In 2014-15 was awesome, you could go in during the day and the owner, Marcy I think would open her schedule book and you could pick the shows you wanted until it went to Live Nation and it became a lot harder to get gigs.
@@EdCollects The Last In Line show was in 2016 or 17 at The Boardwalk. After load in and waiting around, I realized there were no other local bands showing up. We were the only opener which was very rare and very cool.
One of my favorite singers! I drove all the way from Boston to Latrobe Pennsylvania to see STP! Rolling rock town fair.. a bunch of good bands but they were my favorite.. RIP SCOTT
I was lucky to see Scott perform live twice. *Once with STP on July 8, 1993 at the Seattle Center Arena. Seattle, WA. *And once with Velvet Revolver on April 22, 2005 at the Everett Events Center. Everett, WA. He stole both shows, with very different unique styles, 12 yrs apart. In 93 he was almost manic in his never ending movements & spinning all over the stage. Just killing the Stone Temple set, sounded great! In Everett, even alongside 2 other superstars, Slash & Duff.. Scott demanded your attention while commanding the stage. Had the presence of a Bowie, a Mercury, a Morrison.. Big voice and big movements. Sounded and looked fantastic. A brilliant & troubled soul gone too soon. R.I.P. Scott.. Gone, but never forgotten.
I'd give anything to have been able to see STP in the early 90s! I saw them in 2000 and they were still great. Scott was all over the place and sounded great.
He apparently had one of his main arteries 90% blocked. All the years smoking and drugs did it in the end. It’s no wonder he didn’t have the energy anymore. I never saw him, wish I did. But I am in Boise. The only time I could have was Velvet Revolver. Kick myself for not going. The way she moves is on of my favorites. So good.
Fuck this makes me so sad, there was so much pressure on him and he just couldn’t keep up. And of course the horrible decision of trying drugs destroyed his life. His situation was managed so poorly. So avoidable, thank you for the footage
It was. High energy. So sad that he’s gone. What’s crazy is that I live in Orange County an I drive by his high school he attended. Edison High school in Huntington Beach ca.
I saw STP once in 2001 when they were headlining Family Values Tour. Was a great show… Thank you for sharing your review. Poor guy, he looked like he was in really bad shape. So much talent, down the drain. RIP
Saw him twice with Velvet Revolver and he killed it both times. 3 times with STP. 2 of them he was sober and they crushed it. I did unfortunately get to experience an STP show where he was obviously impaired and it was not good to say the least. You could definitely tell when he wasn't sober. STP was my wife's favorite band and it's sad we'll never get to see Scott perform again .
Great video. So eild to see him at a small club after he was so on top playing at huge stadiums. It was kinda heartbreaking to watch. I wonder what his band members were thinking. 20 ppl and a lot of them screaming things at him. 😂 Omg.
The last 10 or so years of Scott's life was a battle not only with drugs/alcohol but mental illness. He was paranoid and had hallucinations from meds he didn't take as directed add in alcohol and drug abuse and it was a slow suicide. Know the VR song "Loving the Alien"? Yeah he would get paranoid and see aliens for a while, he thought the FBI or CIA was watching him. I always had hope that he would get better but there at the end (especially the Corpus Cristi show) you could tell he had just sort of given up on ever getting clean. He needed to be in care not on the road. It's a damn shame he's gone.
Yes, the infamous Corpus Cristi show was horrible! I wonder if he was too far gone at the end. The toll all those years of abuse caught up with him. He had heart disease as well. I got to see him live 4 times with STP and VR and of course this last show. I'll never get over that he's gone...
@@EdCollects I really felt bad considering I saw videos of him performing with stp and velvet revolver, and the tickets were either sold out or close to being sold out in arenas.When I saw him in Rochester there was maybe ~100 people
Yeah his “see you next Tuesday” of an ex wife took all of his money, damanded more and more and didn’t even let him be in his kids lives. She is literally one of the most evil women alive.
@@EdCollects Same. And I read that he was terribly depressed about not being able to see his kids. If she was worried that he would be inebriated around them, she could’ve set up supervised visits. You don’t just rip a father away from his kids. ESPECIALLY when he is funding her lavish life. I’m a single mum of a daughter whose dad was not always the best dad but I understood that he was young and it was still better he be in her life and now that she is 20 they have a great relationship and I KNOW having him in her life stops her from doing stupid shit because she wants his respect.
@@tjm8128 yep, he worked himself to death and had to cope the way he did, but geez, take a little pressure off of him! Getting some money is better than nothing!
OMG he looks horrible. I will make anyone a promise that I will never become like that and drugs are a very serious matter. I joke about it and yeah I was addicted to drugs. He should have got on Suboxone it's a drug a smart drug designed to keep you from not getting sick and you don't get high you're normal it is a godsend I've been on it 14 15 years. I wish I could replace him I don't know what the band is doing and I would certainly devote all my time since I practice for 5 hours a day singing STP Alice in Chains Soundgarden audioslave and whatever but mainly those four I practice I feel like I need to do it I wouldn't care if I got paid or not just to help rock and roll get back on track. Hey thank you I haven't seen this I really appreciate that that's cool 🙏👍
Thanks for watching. Please like, comment, and subscribe. RIP Scott.
God Bless and RIP SCOTT ❤️🙏 I lOVE YOU !!!
I was at this show! I remember him correcting a guy who hollared out "The Walkabouts". Thanks for posting this!
Such a bittersweet night.
My band Nova Sutro played at the Boardwalk several times along with other bands I was in. It was like a home to me.
We played a show earlier that day in Auburn. I planned to come down for this show, but I got sick. I saw him with VR in 2006.
Thanks for posting this.
Oh too bad you couldn't make the show. I've probably seen your band play, I've been to do many shows over the years. Thanks for watching!
@@EdCollects In 2014, my band Crazy Dog opened up for Faster Pussy Cat and Orgy. In 2017 Nova Sutro opened for Last In Line. This besides a bunch of other small gigs at the Boardwalk.
In 2014-15 was awesome, you could go in during the day and the owner, Marcy I think would open her schedule book and you could pick the shows you wanted until it went to Live Nation and it became a lot harder to get gigs.
@@jclaytoncabral5106 was the Last In Line show at Goldfield Trading Post in Sacramento? I was at that show.
@@EdCollects The Last In Line show was in 2016 or 17 at The Boardwalk. After load in and waiting around, I realized there were no other local bands showing up. We were the only opener which was very rare and very cool.
@@jclaytoncabral5106 oh OK, I never saw them at the Boardwalk. When is your next show?
One of my favorite singers! I drove all the way from Boston to Latrobe Pennsylvania to see STP! Rolling rock town fair.. a bunch of good bands but they were my favorite.. RIP SCOTT
I think I've seen video from that show, Scott was on FIRE!
I was lucky to see Scott perform live twice.
*Once with STP on July 8, 1993 at the Seattle Center Arena. Seattle, WA.
*And once with Velvet Revolver on April 22, 2005 at the Everett Events Center. Everett, WA.
He stole both shows, with very different unique styles, 12 yrs apart.
In 93 he was almost manic in his never ending movements & spinning all over the stage. Just killing the Stone Temple set, sounded great!
In Everett, even alongside 2 other superstars, Slash & Duff.. Scott demanded your attention while commanding the stage. Had the presence of a Bowie, a Mercury, a Morrison.. Big voice and big movements.
Sounded and looked fantastic.
A brilliant & troubled soul gone too soon. R.I.P. Scott..
Gone, but never forgotten.
I'd give anything to have been able to see STP in the early 90s! I saw them in 2000 and they were still great. Scott was all over the place and sounded great.
I love all of Scott albums but unfortunately didn't see him live😢 RIP Scott Weiland
Thank goodness we still have his music 👊👊
He apparently had one of his main arteries 90% blocked. All the years smoking and drugs did it in the end. It’s no wonder he didn’t have the energy anymore. I never saw him, wish I did. But I am in Boise. The only time I could have was Velvet Revolver. Kick myself for not going.
The way she moves is on of my favorites. So good.
Fuck this makes me so sad, there was so much pressure on him and he just couldn’t keep up. And of course the horrible decision of trying drugs destroyed his life. His situation was managed so poorly. So avoidable, thank you for the footage
It's a tragedy. He still had a lot to offer. RIP
Wow I would to have seen STP when Scott was alive.
They were amazing live!
Saw them in 2001 or so, and they were incredible. Scott was unreal, a showman extraordinaire.
@@ronzigato one of the best I've ever seen!
Crazy there was only 20 people there in a California show
I remember there was some stupid pop-punk band playing at another venue in Sacramento, maybe that's why?
I got to see STP open for the red hot chilipeopers I believe it was in 2002 in Chula Vista ca. at the coors amphitheater.
Wow, that must've been great!
It was. High energy. So sad that he’s gone. What’s crazy is that I live in Orange County an I drive by his high school he attended. Edison High school in Huntington Beach ca.
I saw STP once in 2001 when they were headlining Family Values Tour. Was a great show… Thank you for sharing your review. Poor guy, he looked like he was in really bad shape. So much talent, down the drain. RIP
Thanks for watching! Yeah that's the first time I saw Scott an STP was on that tour also. He should still be alive having a good life
Saw him twice with Velvet Revolver and he killed it both times. 3 times with STP. 2 of them he was sober and they crushed it. I did unfortunately get to experience an STP show where he was obviously impaired and it was not good to say the least. You could definitely tell when he wasn't sober. STP was my wife's favorite band and it's sad we'll never get to see Scott perform again .
Oh man, you're lucky! I saw Velvet Revolver once and he was so great that night! He was one of the most dynamic singers I've ever seen.
Only 20 people there to see a legend??
Unfortunately, yes.
Damn it's hard to watch.. You could see the deadness in his eyes during interviews in that time period.
Yes, absolutely I remember the dead look in his eyes. What a waste. I still miss him.
@@EdCollects He was one of the best. Take care.✌🏼
Great video. So eild to see him at a small club after he was so on top playing at huge stadiums. It was kinda heartbreaking to watch. I wonder what his band members were thinking. 20 ppl and a lot of them screaming things at him. 😂 Omg.
It was a rough night. Yeah, I saw him in stadiums, headlining huge festivals, and to see him like that was heartbreaking.
The last 10 or so years of Scott's life was a battle not only with drugs/alcohol but mental illness. He was paranoid and had hallucinations from meds he didn't take as directed add in alcohol and drug abuse and it was a slow suicide. Know the VR song "Loving the Alien"? Yeah he would get paranoid and see aliens for a while, he thought the FBI or CIA was watching him. I always had hope that he would get better but there at the end (especially the Corpus Cristi show) you could tell he had just sort of given up on ever getting clean. He needed to be in care not on the road. It's a damn shame he's gone.
Yes, the infamous Corpus Cristi show was horrible! I wonder if he was too far gone at the end. The toll all those years of abuse caught up with him. He had heart disease as well. I got to see him live 4 times with STP and VR and of course this last show. I'll never get over that he's gone...
Fuck this is sad, 20 people. Ugh.
I felt so bad for the whole band. It should have easily sold out.
20 people to see Scott weiland? Damn
@@matthewramey5677 I felt so bad for the band. Especially Scott. Just imagine all of the HUGE crowds he's played in front of...
So sad! #ripscottweiland
It was heart-breaking seeing him like that. At least he's in some kind of peace now...
I saw him in Rochester back in 2015 he seemed fine to me. I wish I saw him with stp
He was in rough shape when I saw him. I actually felt bad for him.
@@EdCollects I really felt bad considering I saw videos of him performing with stp and velvet revolver, and the tickets were either sold out or close to being sold out in arenas.When I saw him in Rochester there was maybe ~100 people
@@glall3603 like I said in the video, maybe 20 people were in the crowd. He was so amazing when he wasn't abusing drugs.
Yeah his “see you next Tuesday” of an ex wife took all of his money, damanded more and more and didn’t even let him be in his kids lives. She is literally one of the most evil women alive.
I agree 100% in fact, I blame her for forcing him to be on the road when he clearly was unhealthy.
@@EdCollects Same. And I read that he was terribly depressed about not being able to see his kids. If she was worried that he would be inebriated around them, she could’ve set up supervised visits. You don’t just rip a father away from his kids. ESPECIALLY when he is funding her lavish life. I’m a single mum of a daughter whose dad was not always the best dad but I understood that he was young and it was still better he be in her life and now that she is 20 they have a great relationship and I KNOW having him in her life stops her from doing stupid shit because she wants his respect.
@@tjm8128 yep, he worked himself to death and had to cope the way he did, but geez, take a little pressure off of him! Getting some money is better than nothing!
Wow he's definitely on a bender very sad to see how dope killed him.
I was horrified at this show. So disappointed in him.
You’re lucky
Even his out fit is common. Not stylish as he once did.
😔😔😔
OMG he looks horrible. I will make anyone a promise that I will never become like that and drugs are a very serious matter. I joke about it and yeah I was addicted to drugs. He should have got on Suboxone it's a drug a smart drug designed to keep you from not getting sick and you don't get high you're normal it is a godsend I've been on it 14 15 years. I wish I could replace him I don't know what the band is doing and I would certainly devote all my time since I practice for 5 hours a day singing STP Alice in Chains Soundgarden audioslave and whatever but mainly those four I practice I feel like I need to do it I wouldn't care if I got paid or not just to help rock and roll get back on track. Hey thank you I haven't seen this I really appreciate that that's cool 🙏👍