Stone Temple Pilots

In May 2010, when Stone Temple Pilots performed their live concert at the Blender Theater at Gramercy in New York, they were in the midst of a resurgence in their career following a four-year hiatus and the release of their sixth studio album, "Stone Temple Pilots," in 2010. Known for hits like "Plush" and "Interstate Love Song," the band had reformed in 2008 and began touring again, which revitalized their fan base. The live recording showcases some classic hits such as "Vasoline" and "Big Empty," alongside newer tracks from their self-titled album. Interestingly, this concert marked their return to live performance, emphasizing both their enduring popularity and the chemistry among their original lineup, which included frontman Scott Weiland, who had been a tumultuous figure in the band's history. This concert encapsulated a pivotal moment in their ongoing legacy within the rock genre.

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