Like the barren tree on the album cover, life eventually blooms again in time. Stone Temple Pilots Cancel Acoustic Tour After Singer Jeff Gutt’s Injury Stone Temple Pilots Go Acoustic on Fare Thee Well From New Album Perdida MTV Unplugged Turns 30: Here Are the 30. Even though it's focused on loss - in life and in love - Perdida ends up feeling like a rebirth, losing the past to make way for the future. Drawing from a deep well of emotions, Stone Temple Pilots bare their souls and take the first steps toward moving on into a new era. Stone Temple Pilots - Fare Thee Well (Letra e msica para ouvir) - Fare thee well so long / Hate to say goodbye to you / I can tell you're gone / By the way I'm missing you / Don't you realize you. Fans of their hard-charging radio singles might be blindsided by this shift, but those listeners keen on "Big Empty," "Creep," "Lady Picture Show," and "Sour Girl" should appreciate the vulnerability and maturity on display here. Brown (MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE, John Mayer, Prince), the hauntingly beautiful live performance video perfectly captures the essence of the song.Watch on KNAC.COM HERE. His voice shines and - even if Weiland's spirit can be felt on certain songs like "Three Wishes" and "Miles Away" - he meets the challenge head on, taking the lead as the DeLeo brothers, drummer Eric Kretz, and a team of guests provides lush backing with a string section, guitarron, saxophone, and even a marxophone at various points throughout. STONE TEMPLE PILOTS have released the official video for Fare Thee Well, the debut single from their forthcoming, first-ever acoustic album, PERDIDA.
Vocalist Jeff Gutt does a fine job with the material, filling the space left by two iconic frontmen without completely falling prey to karaoke imitation. Meanwhile, bassist Robert DeLeo takes center stage for the first time as a vocalist on the reflective "Years," a vulnerable goodbye to love, and guitarist Dean DeLeo has his turn with the instrumental "I Once Sat at Your Table," which swells with optimism and hope. It is however a very well put together album and the song writing is strong with many tunes that you’ll quickly sing-a-long to. The plaintive "I Didn't Know the Time" floats upon moody flute accompaniment, an evocative highlight that features one of a handful of gorgeous extended solos on Perdida. Stone Temple Pilots-Fare thee well (Official video) The rest of the album is in the same vein (some old fan might say that’s sadly so). From the dusty, country-tinged opener "Fare Thee Well" to the flamenco-kissed title track, STP take this opportunity to play with a variety of ideas and inspirations, resulting in one of their most enjoyable and straightforward efforts to date.
As such, loss is the central theme for much of the album, but instead of being weighed down by sadness and misery, Perdida does its best to find hope in the darkness. Titled after the Spanish word for "loss," this introspective set is weathered, weary, and surprisingly beautiful, an intentional therapy session for a band that's experienced its fair share of tragedy and drama. After a decade bookended by just two album releases and capped off with a pair of tragic deaths, Stone Temple Pilots press pause on their usual big rock sound to process grief with their back-to-basics acoustic eighth album, Perdida.
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