Stone Temple Pilots "Purple" (2019 Remaster) Secretly Distribution Charlie Brown" (1972)

Charlie Brown" (1972)

And where The Stooges can sound like bratty teenaged music

the most recent of which had been the title track of I've Always Been Crazy

And like the way Webster takes the traditional instrumentation of Americana and flips it into something else

Hearing Olsen refract the artists’ songs back to them reveals not just the depth of Olsen’s imagination

Stone Temple Pilots "Purple" (2019 Remaster) Secretly Distribution Charlie Brown" (1972)Having scored a massive hit with their debut album, Core, Stone Temple Pilots returned to the same sludge filled well for Purple, only to come up with an album that's harder, more concise, and filled with thunderous, punishing riffs. Headbangers will rejoice over the grinding guitars of "Meatplow," "Vasoline," "Lounge Fly," and "Unglued," but the album reveals far more than one dimension. They back off the throttle for the hushed (though still