Stone Temple Pilots

In the live performance captured at the House of Blues on November 30, 1999, Stone Temple Pilots were riding high on the success of their fourth studio album, "No. 4," which had been released just earlier that year. Known for its blend of grunge and alternative rock, the album showcased the band's evolution and included hits like "Down" and "Heaven & Hot Rods," solidifying their place in the music scene of the late ‘90s. This concert, featuring a raw and energetic rendition of "Meatplow," not only emphasizes Scott Weiland’s captivating stage presence but also highlights the band's camaraderie as they performed live during this peak period, when they were exploring new sounds while still resonating with their original fanbase. It's an electrifying snapshot of their career just before they entered a period of turbulence, making the performance all the more poignant.

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