Stone Temple Pilots

In January 2000, Stone Temple Pilots were at a significant juncture in their career. They had recently released their album "No. 4" in 1999, which marked the continuation of their evolution in the post-grunge landscape following their highly successful debut "Core" in 1992. Notably, "Plush," the song performed during their live segment on the Howard Stern Show, is one of their most recognized hits, showcasing the band’s ability to blend alternative rock with elements of hard rock and post-grunge. During this time, STP faced various challenges, including Scott Weiland's struggles with substance abuse, which would later lead to the band's lineup changes. This performance not only captured a nostalgic moment by revisiting their earlier work but also reflected the band's resilience and continued relevance in the evolving rock scene of the late '90s.

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