Showing posts with label Stone Temple Pilots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stone Temple Pilots. Show all posts

Song Challenge Saturday!

Saturday, March 10, 2012
Week 16: A song that has a lyric, that if you were one of those people that tattooed song lyrics on themselves, you would seriously consider. 

This is definitely an easy choice for me.  Without a doubt; Stone Temple Pilots' Trippin' On A Hole In A Paper Heart.  One of my favorite lines ever is "I am, I am I said I'm not dead and I'm not for sale."   I probably would get it tattooed somewhere...if I could afford it.  :)  

Song Challenge Saturday!

Sunday, January 8, 2012
Week 7: A song you have seen an amazing live performance of. 

Stone Temple Pilots-Crackerman
This is NOT the live version that I was at; however, it sounds pretty much the same.  I chose Crackerman because for a time it was rare for STP to perform the song at live shows.


Song Challenge Saturday!

Saturday, December 17, 2011
Week 4: A song that you indulge in shameless self-pity to. 

This song has very great personal meaning to me.  Not to mention, its from one of my favorite bands.  And my favorite era/look from Weiland...

Stone Temple Pilots-Lady Picture Show

A Year of Songs Challenge

Wednesday, November 30, 2011
I saw this thing called 52-Week Song Challenge.  They give you a question about a song once per week and you name yours.  Self-explainatory, pretty simple.  Starting with question for...
Week One:  A song that reminds you of Summer.

I don't know why but this song has always reminded me of Summer.  Its an excellent driving-the-car-with-the-top-down song:

Stone Temple Pilots-Interstate Love Song

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Thursday, October 27, 2011
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