First Time hearing Velvet Revolver. Scott Weiland and Slash leave me in pieces!
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- Individually, I've heard Scott Weiland on a few Stone Temple Pilots tracks, and of course Slash, Duff McKagan, and Matt Sorum from Guns & Roses. And having talked with Myles Kennedy extensively in a tea time about his offer to front Velvet Revolver and turning it down, it's just been an itch I knew I needed to scratch at some point. And here we are! What a rollercoaster this one is!
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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This song is a hard pill to swallow after Scotts passing. The clip and the music are a haunting depiction of addicton to drugs and alcohol. RIP Scott, your voice and memory goes on.
"hard pillow"
I agree with you on the rest ....
@marcelocabral3748-perfectly said, word for word 😞
It was hard before he passed. Even harder after. Still gets me, hearing it now.
The bass player Duff McKagan’s backing vocals are often overlooked on this. Glad you mentioned the harmonies. You should really check out his latest solo album or Jerry Cantrell of Alice In Chains plays guitar and sings with him as well.
@@MartinBryan Fun fact: In the early 80s, when Duff was in The Fartz, he was the drummer…. And had no clue how to play drums. Lol
I think what made me happiest about this is just how kind you are Elizabeth, the world needs more people caring, thank you.
I had this long, critical, useless comment typed. Maybe even posted.
I read your comment and it was like it zero'd me. I go to work and one of the first things I do is zero big machines... I need to start zero'ing myself.
Weiland didn't get enough credit for this masterpiece of a song.
He doesn’t get enough credit for everything he’s done
I really did love Scott Weiland songwriting
From a little research, his addiction was pretty tough on his family life.
I think its because there not many stories out there about him being a good dude, and he came off like a jerk in most interviews I saw with him. He was a fantastic singer, and I loved his voice. Right there with Chris Cornell to me.
Loving the Alien is so great too.
Scott made it to 48, which is something of a miracle. He was a man who was not likely to make it to 30. He was on the Howard Stern show one time and just picked up a gas mask and put it on to start a song, and it was just epic. What a performer. RIP
Velvet revolver is so special in how slash’s guitar is basically it’s own voice singing along with Scott’s
Well said!
Yes. Its a shame he still play with that terrible singer axl
@@Martin-re8ei axl in his prime was one of the most bad ass singers ever. And the reason slash still plays with them is because they are one of the best bands ever and are loved all around the world. Seen them on the last tour and they still kick ass
He's extremely melodic, I truly think he's one of a kind.
How? it's G'n'R without Axl, same shit, different singer.
I’m sure someone has mentioned this but Duff personally got Scott clean by taking him to a his house in the middle of the mountians. Duff did this because of his struggles with substance abuse. Duff had a strong bond and love for him. That’s why the bathroom scene and the hug was so touching to me and also you
Duff’s journey of recovery is powerfull !!!
I quit drinking recently because it nearly killed me. My liver started failing and I couldn't urinate. I spent three days in the hospital. After that I was making monthly visits to the hospital after bingeing so I could get ativan so it could ease my hangovers. They were getting so bad I was getting very scared I was on my way out. I checked myself into rehab, and I'll be at 90 days sober tomorrow. The lyrics to this song are so incredibly real to an addict.
Well done. Hope you continue to make a good recovery x
I lost my father 19 years ago today from liver failure. My earliest memories are of him drinking. A lot of people don’t realise that it’s a disease and not a easy fix. Stay strong and a great achievement in reaching 90 day
i'm proud of you, keep going.
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Keep up the great work brother!/sister! Don’t want to assume...lol
Congratulations on your sobriety. I lost someone very special to me because of alcohol. His liver failed, he received a transplant and drank that one to death also. I wish you a long and healthy life.
I can't watch this video without crying. RIP Scott.
yep..bawling
Just turned 58 yesterday & hadn't watched this in probably a year & this is my 1st time watching a reaction to it & yep I cried during the video yet again😢
Duff McKagen is one my favorite Bassists. His sense of counter melody is incredible, and his tone is gorgeous. ♥️
I was fortunate to see this group, before Scott relapsed, and it was awesome! 🔥🤘🏽🔥🤘🏽
Saw them 3x... amazing every time
why was Scots Relapse Awesome ?😁
@@markvanderstelt8999 Commas fix that for you.
Uhhhh he's one of the most simple players ever
They gave the term Supergroup a whole new meaning. Two of my favorite bands in my youth implode to only create this gem. 🏆
Their best song IMO. Slash’s guitar sound is just golden here. Scott’s voice is incredible and you can tell how personal the lyrics are to him.
Two different voices singing the same song. Scott's vocals and Slash's guitar. Beautiful ❤
Scott had the most versatile voice to come out of the grunge era. I wish he had been able to overcome his addictions cause his death was a great loss.
I will give you that, but of the post-grunge era that were cut too short, I have to say Chester Bennington.
Yeah he was tremendously talented and often out shadowed by the other Grunge era greats. Layne Staley and Chris Cornell were the most talented vocalist of grunge but Scott was a very close third
Very sad day when Scott passed away, the beautiful thing is, we have music like this to remind us of the magnificent talent and voice that he had, Velvet Revolver is a great side project, does not get enough recognition in my opinion #RIP SCOTT 🌹🌹❤️❤️
I relapsed on drugs and alcohol in the summer of 2021.Shame kept me from interacting with anyone in person so my friendships were all online. Isolation is the one thing I think most all addicts can relate to. June 6th of 2022 I entered the Life Recovery Program at the Union Gospel Mission and have been clean for 2 years 9 days. I am now a peer counselor and work with others that struggle with addiction. This song is a reminder for me, how things were and where I never want to go again.
Strong words. Hang on as hard as you can, bud.
I hope that you can maintain your sobriety and continue a healthy life.
Thanks for sharing brother, in Christ we find love in our brokenness. Keep running that race, you are not alone!
STONE TEMPLE PILOTS - "Sour Girl" SOMEBODY has to react to this song. The thing with Weiland was, he had like 3 or 4 very distinct singing voices. From song to song, year to year, you might not even think it was the same guy if you didn't know better. It was incredible.
Scot Weiland was a vocal chameleon. He had so much variety in his voice. It’s one of the things I loved about him.
Electric barbarella...straight Bowieesque
100%. I remember a buddy of mine telling me he didn’t like STP because he sang like Eddie Vedder and he hates Pearl Jam. I told him, Scott had so much range and so many styles that I can make you a playlist with dozens of songs where he sounds different on each one.
@@shaftpunk84 That's the example that always jumped out at me. "Interstate Love Song". Very Vedder - esque. Another popular song off that album - "Vasoline" ... completely different voice / affectation, whatever you want to call it. And there are others. "Sour Girl" kind of stands out for me. Whole OTHER "voice".
“Sour Girl” is another STP great!
My wife passed away 3 yrs ago and this song breaks my heart every time it’s a wonderful song
My condolences for your loss.
So many of these videos are heart-wrenching in retrospective, we sang along with Scott, Lane, and Chester’s tortured cries for help and then seemed shocked when they finally succumb to their vices.
Yup 😢
"Another Holiday Inn, another temporary home and an interviewer threatens me with a microphone 'talk to me, won't you tell me your story?'
So I talked about conscience and I talked about pain - he looked out the window it started to rain. I thought maybe, I've already gone crazy?
So I reached for the bottle and he reached for the door and I picked up the sleeping pills crushed on the floor - inviting me to casual obscenity."
never shocked always one ear to the wind hoping to here happiness and healing from him, but instead......
Add Cornell to that mix. In away, his pain was hidden even more.
With Scott and Layne it was never "if", it was sadly always "when ".
Slash has an amazing ability to weave his guitar around the vocals in a way that almost makes it another voice. Not quite a harmony, but a counterpoint. When I was in music school, I learned the language to speak of things I only intuitively knew, but couldn't put into words. I imagine his guitar like a dragon flying around the serpent of the vocal line. They dance around each other and it's wondrous to behold.
Great song - strong message and meaning. Velvet Revolver took forever to get off the ground even after they found Scott to sing. He had a real problem with substance abuse which is reflected through images in the video. Slash and Duff have spoken over the years about how hard it was to watch Scott struggle.
Especially considering some of Duff’s own struggles.
I read Duff‘s autobiography recently and it was a real eye opener. He spoke about Scott while in Velvet Revolver, and that part was so sad and tragic. This video is so accurate to how things were and how they ended that its scary
Humans do a lot of falling.
Falling down, falling in love, falling out of love, falling into depression, falling in with a bad crowd, falling into debt, falling behind.
Making it so much more important to have people in our lives who will help pick us back up.
I really wish they had put more out. This whole album was absolutely amazing.
@@SlitherWhisp Yeah! I watched an Interview or Doco,
and Duff was Drinking Massive amounts of Wine, TO slow down on the (Hard Stuff) Whiskey!
I'm an Alcoholic, and I Know that "Stupid Reasoning"😬
To all of the beautiful souls in this community I hope that you are all doing well and know that you matter and that you are loved! I love you!
Masterpiece of music & imagery. Being 13yrs sober from alcohol myself, this song reminds me to never fight addiction alone. R.I.P Scott💜
I feel privileged that I had the chance to see both Velvet Revolver and STP live. Special talent
Me too.
@@jesterr7133 Me three.... saw VR twice and STP once, all awesome gigs, Scott was a fantastic front man and like a lot have said his voice and lyrics were very underrated compared to the usual Grunge Gods of Vedder and Cornell
I think it was Virgin Fest in Baltimore where I saw Velvet Revolver, sometime before Amy Winehouse died. The way they burst onto the stage and gave crazy high energy to their show was on a level I haven't seen, even seeing bands like Smashing Pumpkins, Fu Fighters, Green Day, etc around the same time. Unique vibe and power projection. Awesome show, awesome band, awesome musical experiment while it lasted!
Such heart wrenching song! With Scott's voice riding a ragged emotional edge and Slash's fantastic tone, it's inevitable that the tears will flow!
You hit it on the head when you described the sound of Scott's voice and Slash's guitar. The guitar is the feeling of flying when using and the torture in Scott's voice is life falling to ruins because of it. Drinking and drugs are death to those of us with the disease of addiction. I'm so very grateful I'm in the small percentage who successfully got sober 12 years ago,
Weighty indeed. Like so many of others we knew where Scott was heading. It’s heart wrenching for all who cared.
Slash is instantly recognizable when you hear him, he is one of the greats for sure. Scott’s voice turned out so beautiful. When STP’s first single came out ( called “ sex type thing”) I would never have guessed that he could sing so beautifully but as STP progressed, this softer side came out. Love it
Sex Type Thing and Dead And Bloated were the two songs that got me into STP. Hard to believe it was the same singer who later did Interstate Love Song or Sour Girl. What an amazing singer he was. 😢
One thing I’ve always loved about this is how Duff’s bass isn’t so much a separate part, but an extension of the guitar parts Dave and Slash are playing. Almost like the left and right hands in a piano concerto by Bach or Chopin. It compliments Scotts voice so perfectly.
Duff is great, compliments Slash perfect.
Agreed. This band was SO good. Everyone complimented everyone.
Duff has always been super underrated.
It's not just Duff. Every single part stands alone amazingly. They are a freaking symphony together.
*complemented, not complimented.
They're different words with separate meanings, guys. Come on now.
Scott was a flame that burned twice as bright and lasted half as long. He and his boundless musical talents will forever be missed.
It is easy to be dumb & tough in this life. You don't see your doom coming. It is the brilliance of some people flame that let's them see the end as it approaches
The members of Velvet Revolver had been through wild bouts of drug addiction and alcoholism which in many ways were the byproduct of the rock stardom they experienced with their previous bands (Scott Weiland was ex-Stone Temple Pilots; Slash, Duff McKagan and Matt Sorum were in Guns N' Roses).
"Fall to Pieces" relates to their tribulations, specifically those of Weiland, who wrote the lyric. He said the song deals with two issues:
1) Coming to terms with his heroin addiction.
2) His relationship with his second wife, Mary, which was falling apart.
In both cases, Weiland felt like he was "falling to pieces."
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Don't forget about Dave.
People can talk all the shit they want about how Slash is "overrated" and not good "technically". But his sense of melody and his phrasing is next to none.
I can hear one bar of music & know it’s slash. That’s a benchmark not many achieve. Shredders are a dime a dozen.
He uses space so well.
People that say Slah is overrated are just haters.
Agreed
@@joebartlett3255 I agree, Slash is interesting for sure. He is very much a blues player who incorporates it into rock. Very melodic, he knows how to harmonize. One of his signatures is a string bend where he bends up to achieve the next note he is looking to hit. He does this tons and its not an easy thing to do the way he pulls it off. People who say he's overrated really don't know what they are talking about.
Scott was an incredible singer and songwriter. Even though he was a prominent figure in the 90’s rock scene I still don’t think he gets enough credit for his work. People always talk about Cornell, Staley, and Veder during that era. Rarely do you hear mention of Scott. Weiland was right there with them. RIP legend
You are right. He was one of the best still undrrrated
Strange you didn’t mention Kurt too
I think as far as making you feel something he surpassed them
Scott was the most Versatile Singer of the grunge Group he could sing any Style of music.
Yes we can find help. 4 years clean and sober after over a decade of fighting to get clean. Even after losing my only son at 4 years old 6 months ago. Thank you for your videos, they have helped
Good job, keep it up!
"Make music your medicine" is 1000% a shirt I would wear.
I would wear it, too!
AMEN Are Ya Listening Elizabeth Zharoff
Me too, in a heartbeat. It helped save my life when I was extremely sick from chemotherapy.
Between music and laughter, they really are the best medicine...unless you have a hernia or appendicitis!
Absolutely I would too!
The scene with Duff wrestling him into the hug brings a tear to my eye every time.
Another great pic this week! Love it!
When Scott was on his game he was an amazing front man. RIP.
Pretty much the only singer from that scene that survived is Eddie Vedder. It's hard to comprehend. All of them were treasures. And yes, music did save my life many times. I've had struggles beyond measure. Music keeps me sane.
One of my favorite songs ever. Can't believe it's your first time hearing it.
I thought that at first but then I realized I haven’t heard Taylor swift or Beyoncé or whatever rap is on top - we can easily be in our own musical bubbles
She’s much younger than most of us so not that hard to believe
One of my favourite songs for years. RIP Scott.
Enthralling. That’s a perfect description of Scott’s voice.
It's crazy, I'm 57 and this song kills me. I often imagine what else we could've gotten if things were different. Thanks for highlighting amazing music.
There are a couple live performances with Myles Kennedy and Slash doing Velvet Revolver songs. You definitely need to find those.
I was thinking of those. Myles has a range and power that few vocalists can match. Occasionally it means his delivery is less emotive because he's not pushing as hard. But I've never heard him sound bad whatever he chooses to sing. In that respect he reminds me of Chris Cornell.
Myles did justice with this song. I do believe that Axl has done this song with Slash in GNR. However we know Axl's voice isn't the greatest any more.
Miles is another one, absolutely fabulous. Shreds too.
It's been a rough ride as a fan of all these grunge bands, seeing so many of the singers leave us. What's worse, I remember all the criticism they took for being miserable and having depressing lyrics. Well, yes. They were depressed and using music as a release. That's not to say the choice to get help isn't ultimately their own, but compassion would be more helpful than judgement. I read Scott Weiland's book 'Not Dead and Not for Sale' shortly after his passing and the disappointment he felt in himself for never staying clean was heartbreaking.
Fall to Pieces reaction? Yep, I am ready to cry. Bring it on.
In my opinion, this is one of the most sad, but beautiful songs ever written. It still makes me choke up a bit everytime. And I I've heard it around 50 times, since it's release.
Weiland was a legendary voice. So, so moving. I thank him gor blessing us with h his gift
Scott was the most versatile singer of his generation. Hands down. They just don’t make enough like that anymore. “ Loving the alien “ by VR is a great example of his tonal versatility.
Would love to see you react to Oasis “ Slideaway”.
As someone in recovery I can tell you nothing in the world feels better to someone who's life has been destroyed by addiction than a hug from someone that understands
I love Scott. I got to see him twice with STP. Unforgettable performer. Amazing writer, and an intensely sincere artist.
I'm balling right now.
❤
Now Slither!
Slither's guitar is how I get pulled over :)
Another great VR song recommendation.
Absolutely!
The best rock n roll song ever!
Yes! Fall to Pieces is a great song, but Slither is my favorite VR song. The guitar riff is catchy and fun AF, and Weiland's vocals are spot on.
RIP to one the great vocalist / front men ever. So sad we lost his talent far too soon.
I cannot wait for this one. One of my absolute favourite songs! Saw them live in 2004 or 5 and hearing this song live was something else haha!
I miss his voice so much. Really one of the best voices in rock when he was alive.
Ian Thornley, of Big Wreck and Thornley, was contacted twice by the guys forming Velvet Revolver to try out. The first time he declined because he was working on a Thornley album. The second time was after Scott was fired. He went and jammed with the guys and had a good experience but management wanted him to front with no guitar. He says maybe when he was younger but now set in his ways he didn't want to ditch the guitar. In retrospect he's never wanted to be "that guy" and isn't the 'peacock' type. He never set out to sing and didn't know he could sing like he does. Coincidentally his good friend Myles Kennedy was also asked to try out but now plays on occasion with Slash. It's a small world!
I hope Elizabeth does a Big Wreck reaction. Ian Thornley has killer guitar and vocal chops. Blown Wide Open, 2015 Suhr factory party would be a great one to see!
Big Wreck are awesome. She should do an analysis of Wolves…
@@chriscoote2690I was just going to say Wolves. I love Big Wreck and that might be my favourite song of theirs.
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Me too
Big Wreck is unreal live!
Great song.
Scott’s voice makes me want to cry. The Big Empty is probably my favorite all time song.
I've been listening to Slash most of my life, GnR, Slash's Snakepit, Velvet Revolver, with Myles Kennedy (Anastasia is highly recommended) and his colabs with many other musicians. He puts so much emotion into his playing, and along with Scott he brings out such a strong sense of longing and hope in this song, one of my favourites
Yesssssssssssssssssss. Love this song. Scott and Slash together are stunning. RIP Scott 🖤
God i love this song. pure catharsis. The dark lyrics we can all relate to, along with a soaring melody that still gives us hope.
i was fortunate enough to see VR perform live in Philly. Scott was magical, Slash and the band on fire. it still ranks among my favorite concert experiences.
It's haunting on how the song mirrors his life especially now that he is gone....the guitar and voice are like one....makes the hair rise on your arm how good the song is....RIP scott!
QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE
misfit love
With Mark Lanegan though
If I had a tail
Long Slow Goodbye
I think it has to be “I appear missing”
fall to pieces, quite possible my favsong. scott was amazing singing this live
This song is a heartbreaker. You found it.
Big love to you as well as the entire community for making this a safe space to explore our feelings and emotions. It's something that I'm very grateful for!
Legendary vocalist ♥️
Thanks for reacting to this. I haven't listened to this song in a long time, found it too hard after Scott passed away. Going through a painful divorce for the past year and haven't allowed myself to cry and pushed everything down but this made the tears flow. Thankyou X x
Myles Kennedy does great on vocals when he does this song with Slash
I believe Slash reached out to Myles hoping he'd audition for VR
@@bwloawesome I think I read or heard that somewhere. I just didn't know if it was fact or just rumor.
Myles is my all time fave.
Myles turned down the opportunity to audition for Velvet Revolver twice. I think Matt Sorum asked him again while touring with kings of Chaos. Myles does this song justice. Very moving tribute to Scott.
He sounds like Bane from Batman 😂.
Shout out for Liz and her ability to address the messages that these past performers were delivering.
I'm so happy you made a video about Velvet Revolver. I was a huge Guns N' Roses fan when I was younger and them obviously became interested in Velvet Revolver as well. Their first album was fantastic. Unfortunately the second one wasn't as great. It's a shame things had to end the way they did. Scott's passing is a real tragedy. I would love it if you could check out Duff McKagan (their bass player) his solo music. I'd be interested to see what you think of his voice. I'd say he has an unusual voice that may not be for everyone, but I think his lyrics are very real and it shows a lot about who he is.
Velvet Revolver is an amazing band, thank you for considering it, Them and Audioslave are both superbands that their music is medicine and I cherish
Scott had a one of a kind voice. When you hear him you know who it is instantly.
Dorothy - What's Coming To Me unplugged please. She also has a instantly recognizable voice and style.
I'd like to hear Ain't our Time to Die. Dorothy's voice was better on the older stuff. This song really shows her voice better. Or Freedom. My opinion anyway.
You are such a beautiful, kind soul! I have grown to love this site more and more and all your evaluations even down to the little minuscule details. You are a joy to watch them and thank you so much.
Great reaction. So glad you got to Velvet Revolver. This lineup wasn't together very long but they put out some incredible music.
When you listen to Velvet Revolver and Scott's lyrics and Chester Bennington and Chris Cornell lyrics you can see their pain and unfortunately they couldn't keep fighting the good fight against suicide 😢 . The rock songs of really outstanding singers are so full of pain and the gift they give us , helps keep us smiling and functioning when they couldn't . The emotional tug when you remember seeing them live and when put on the record on your turntable and play it loud it lifts you up and gets you through the days .
Yeah, we all know Slash is great, but don't discount Duff McKagan's contribution to the music. He really fills out the songs he works on. And not just by playing the guitar.
Scott's singing on this song is just so emotional. Heart rending.
I am a bass player in a rock cover band. I spent most of my life depressed and insecure which lead to drug abuse that nearly killed me and lead to poor health now. Fall To Pieces has been part of our set list for a few years now. More often than not I cry during the song. It is mostly cathartic as I cry because the tears are for my past search for a total blockage of feeling and and being grateful for recovery and also for those who never made peace with themselves and ended it all.
Rest in peace brother.
2005 was such an amazing year. Got this album for my 15th birthday after growing up on Guns and the idea that (at the time) they'd never get back together and then these guys got together and became the soundtrack for my late teens. 😍
Slither is another great song from Velvet Revolver if you want to hear more from them.
My daughter has been to rehab twice and left too soon then relapsed each time. She has lost her kids and has just got out of jail for the second time in a few months. I've known and loved this song since it came out. Hearing it again and seeing the video broke me for my daughter's addiction struggle.
Slash's tone is always on point .. signature tone..
A wonderful reaction, Elizabeth. Thank you for doing Velvet Revolver. The band was superb. Scott Weiland and Slash are masters of their crafts. I'd love to hear you do more from either of Scott's bands: VR or STP. Thank you, Elizabeth!
Great choice ! If you like Sebastian Bach’s voice, definitely try the song Wasted Time. There are incredible vocal transitions
Thank you for reviewing this song! It’s a powerful song and a lasting reminder of Scott’s amazing talent! We all miss him tremendously!
Velvet Revolver is the band that formed after Guns N' Roses and Stone Temple Pilots broke up, basically most of Guns N' Roses with the singer of Stone Temple Pilots, Scott Weiland.
Also, Scott Weiland had a very public battle with drug addiction, which the video is representing. RIP Scott Weiland!
I had forgotten the band's origin! Thanks for the reminder
Yup. Duff McKagan (Bass) and Matt Sorum (Drums) were also from Guns. And this song probably means a lot to Slash and Duff after Steve Adler (original GnR drummer) struggled with addiction for so long, too.
@@billmcdonough3950Slash had his own demons as well. He didn’t get clean until 2006.
Matt sorum went on to work with Steve Steven in Deadland Ritual. They played the shit out of Slither. Geezer Butler on bass. Just amazing
I LOVE watching you when you listen to a song for the first time. The emotions that register in your expressions truly show your love of music. Then the way you analyze it gives me so much joy and validation as to why I enjoy a song or artist(s). I've been a Ronnie James Dio fan for decades; your praise and analysis of the man just proves that he was a true LEGEND. He was also one of the nicest people I've ever met. That such a huge voice and presence could come from such a small and humble man still astounds me. Thank you for what you do and sharing your expertise and experiences with us.
It’s always sad when we lose a gifted artist who clearly sang about their pain and struggles in their music. The music is often. Never the same after they pass away.
- Scott, Chester, Chris, Layne …
You are correct. The music is no longer the same. The true meaning of ideas conveyed between the lines often becomes more clear and usually prophetic.
This one definitely hits the depression feels, and what a painful and terrible spiral they create. I still can't get through this one without "falling to pieces" just a bit myself.
Slash, Matt and Duff never disappoint. Scott from his STP days was always fantastic. Putting the two together was an absolute master stroke.
Another Rollercoaster Reaction from Elizabeth? Yesss 😁
But for a real high-speed roller coaster reaction, I'm sending this suggestion to Metal Mom Elizabeth: "Kickstart my Heart" from Mötley Crüe
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Being a music superfreak and working at the lower levels of the industry, I have seen hundreds of singers and bands. I had the pleasure of seeing Scott Weiland perform in person 4 times (3 STP, 1 Velvet Revolver). I can truly say that he is the most talented and charismatic front man have ever seen in person, and he is one of the most underrated singers out there. For a variety of reasons, he never got the recognition he deserved during his lifetime. Maybe he will one day. He was immensely talented, and he left us far too soon.
Slither next to experience Slash summon a celestial guitar solo from within! Sss
I loved your call out to the community for support and your completely honest opinion on music as therapy at the end. It wasn't edited in after the fact and came from the heart.
That's Scott Weilands wife as herself in this video. I'm sure some of these scenes were happening in their marriage. Sad.
This is one of my all time favorite songs! Scott Weiland was so amazing. And this song is so prophetic... I miss him!!!!
How bout some Mudvayne? World So Cold would probably be a good place to start. Wouldn't mind seeing some more Sevendust in your playlist too.
Mudvayne were cheap Slipknot clones. Certainly not a band whose legacy is going to age well, if at all.
You made me so happy! This is my favorite Velvet Revolver song! I saw them 28 times in concert! They were amazing!
I am the biggest Slash fan ever! He makes that guitar cry on that song!
Another good one is You Got No Rights and Slither
Also check out Beautiful Dangerous by Slash
Suggesting SLASH ft. MYLES KENNEDY and the Conspirators - "Mind Your Manners".
And I will be watching tomorrow for "Fall to Pieces"!
I was waiting for you to assess this song. I'm forever raving how beautiful Scott's voice was. Just unmatched.
The second solo always sends chills down my spine when it cuts in. I've always loved this song since hearing it when the album came out, but since my partner took her own life I struggle to get through it anymore.
Ugh! Such a great song! I’ve had it in my rock playlist for years. Great reaction and May he Rest In Peace 🖤
This is one of the most beautifully written and performed songs. It's heartbreaking.
Thank you Elizabeth for this channel. Thank you. I needed it today.