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Message par Mookie Blaylock » Ven Jan 25, 2008 4:47 pm

Le chanteur de Velvet Revolver Scott Weiland a dit que les fans devraient s'attendre à une réunion de Stone Temple Pilot, son ancien groupe, au cours des prochains mois. Weiland a fait cette annonce alors qu'il participait à un gala de charité à South Beach, en Floride, le 19 janvier. Le Miami Herald rapporte l'information. Toutefois, Velvet Revolver, l'actuelle formation de Weiland, compterait prochainement enregistrer un nouveau disque.

Le guitariste Dean DeLeo et le bassiste Robert DeLeo avaient confirmé la rupture de la formation en 2003 après le lancement de la compilation «Thank You» regroupant les plus grands succès de STP. «C'était le temps de passer à autre chose. La vie, nos personnalités et le sentiment de fraternité nous avaient amenés sur des chemins différents», avait affirmé Dean au magazine Guitar One à l'époque.

À ce moment-là, Robert avait de son côté ajouté que lui-même, Dean ainsi que le batteur Eric Kretz croyaient qu'il était cucul de tenter de faire quelque chose après qu'un groupe ait déjà atteint les sommets. «Lorsque des gars de 40 ans essaient de ravoir leurs moments de gloire, c'est quétaine», disait-il.

On ne connaît pas d'autres détails sur cette possible réunion de Stone Temple Pilot. Velvet Revolver amorcera une nouvelle tournée américaine le 24 janvier à Chicago.

Cette possible réunion de STP aurait-elle un lien avec cet événement? Le 20 janvier, Scott Weiland ne s'est pas pointé à un concert de Velvet Revolver qui devait avoir lieu à Park City, en Utah, dans la cadre du Festival du film de Sundance. La revue 944 Magazine était l'hôtesse de l'événement. La section Page Six du New York Post rapporte que l'entourage du groupe croyait que Weiland avait raté son vol en direction de Sundance et qu'il n'avait pu se rendre sur place.

Lors de ce spectacle, les membres de Velvet Revolver ont alors demandé au public s'il voulait chanter. «C'était fou. Ils invitaient tout ceux qui le voulaient à venir sur scène», a dit un témoin à la section Page Six.

Sur YouTube, on peut entendre le batteur Matt Sorum (ex-Guns ‘N Roses) chanter «Patience», un tube de son ancienne formation, lors de ce spectacle.

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En entrevue à Billboard.com, le guitariste Slash a dit qu'il avait hâte de travailler sur le nouvel album de Velvet Revolver. Les fans n'auront donc pas à patienter trop longtemps entre la sortie de «Libertad» et du prochain disque.

Velvet Revolver compte commencer à bosser sur cet album en avril, à la fin d'une tournée qui mènera le groupe en Amérique, en Australie et en Europe.

La formation n'a pas encore choisi de réalisateur pour ce disque. Slash dit toutefois éprouver un coup de cœur pour Brendan O'Brien, qui avait collaboré au dernier album de Velvet Revolver.

Quelques chansons sont prêtes mais le matériel de l'album est loin d'être prêt. Il reste à voir aux arrangements, à peaufiner certaines idées et à composer d'autres morceaux.

Slash compte de plus lancer un album solo qui mettra en vedette divers chanteurs. Il compte s'y mettre après l'enregistrement du troisième disque de Velvet Revolver.

Si jamais des délais ou pépins surviennent lors de la préparation de cet album du groupe, Slash compte alors donner la priorité à son propre effort solo.
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Message par Denis » Sam Jan 26, 2008 5:14 pm

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Stone Temple Pilots will reunite this summer, according to Velvet Revolver guitarist Slash. The top-hatted axeman told Billboard that VR lead singer Scott Weiland will rejoin with his former bandmates, two-thirds of whom have most recently been teaming up with Filter’s Richard Patrick in the band Army of Anyone, for a handful of concerts to take place this summer. Slash’s comments echoed the quotes Weiland gave to the Miami Herald earlier this week, alerting fans they should be “on the lookout for an STP reunion in the coming months.” Velvet Revolver is currently touring in support of their second album Libertad, with songs by Stone Temple Pilots and Guns n’ Roses also featured in the set list. STP broke up in 2002 following the release of their fifth album Shangri-La Dee Da.

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Message par nin » Sam Jan 26, 2008 7:08 pm

Ca sent pas une tournée européenne ça
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Message par Olikatie » Lun Jan 28, 2008 1:55 pm

merci Denis, je n'avais pas vu ton message!

Quelle nouvelle fantastique!! STP forever!!!!
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Message par Olikatie » Lun Jan 28, 2008 2:05 pm

autres articles:

http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/art ... 1003702045

Slash: Weiland Playing With STP This Summer

After Velvet Revolver wraps a spring tour in support of its second album, "Libertad," frontman Scott Weiland will rejoin his former bandmates in Stone Temple Pilots for a handful of summer reunion shows, guitarist Slash tells Billboard.com.

STP broke up in late 2002; the band's last album was the previous year's "Shangri-La Dee Da." No other details have yet been revealed about STP's plans.

In the meantime, Weiland and his Velvet Revolver bandmates are still plugging away in support of "Libertad" with dates that run through early April. There's also the hope that recording for album number three could begin in the spring.

"I don't think anybody knew the second one came out," Slash admits. "We didn't promote it, for one. The first record I remember going out for three weeks on the road and just promoting, with (bassist) Duff (McKagan) and myself going to Europe, Japan and the States.

"This time around we actually went on the road way before the album came out. It's just a different kind of promotion," he continues. "People are just going to a concert, and you're not necessarily drilling into their head about the new album. So I think that had a lot to do with it. All things considered, it doesn't matter to me. It's still just a really good record."

On the current tour, which plays Milwaukee tonight (Jan. 25), Velvet Revolver has added additional Guns N' Roses and Stone Temple Pilots covers it hadn't performed previously.

"There was a point there where I thought that we felt like we were sort of obligated to do them, like people really, really were expecting that," Slash says. "And once we got a bigger catalog by putting out another record, there was a feeling like we don't necessarily have to do any Guns N' Roses and Stone Temple Pilots songs."

"It was more like Pete Townshend feeling like he didn't have to smash his amps every night," he continues. "So for a second there, that was the plan, but then we personally started missing it. They were like the easiest cover songs for us to cover because we wrote them, so we just sort of got over that."

Speaking of Guns N' Roses, Slash admits he has no contact with Axl Rose, nor has he heard material from the long-awaited "Chinese Democracy." But any silence between the camps is bound to end come 2012, when the influential hard rock act becomes eligible for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Slash, McKagan and drummer Matt Sorum experienced firsthand what could be in store based on the drama that ensued last year around Van Halen's induction into the Rock Hall. With Eddie Van Halen in rehab and David Lee Roth refusing to attend after a set list squabble, Velvet Revolver ended up jamming with Michael Anthony and Sammy Hagar.

"I never even thought about it until we had to do that," Slash says. "Somebody asked me, 'Do you think you guys will be able to show up for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (induction ceremony) in five years?' I was like, 'Oh, I guess we're eligible.' It never dawned on me before then. If this comes up, I'd hope we'd be mature enough to get up and do that, but I have no idea."

When asked what his gut feeling is about Rose and the other original members coming together, Slash says, "My gut doesn't count because it's not just about me. It's about everybody. And if it was easy to predict, we probably wouldn't have had so many hassles in the first place."


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Stone Temple Pilots Reunion Tour Close To Becoming A Reality, Sources Say

Negotiations are still ongoing for potential U.S. summer trek
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The rumors began a few weeks back: Stone Temple Pilots — the grunge act featuring frontman Scott Weiland, bassist Robert DeLeo, guitarist Dean DeLeo and drummer Eric Kretz that has been on hiatus since 2002 — would be revived this summer for a one-off reunion tour of the U.S. And for weeks, nothing has been confirmed.

While no one from the STP camp has said definitively that the comeback is a go, Weiland did recently tell The Miami Herald that fans should "be on the lookout" for an STP reunion in the coming months. And then there's this week's Billboard story, which says that Weiland's Velvet Revolver bandmate Slash claimed the singer will rejoin his former bandmates in Stone Temple Pilots for a handful of summer reunion shows this summer — although the article contains no quote of him saying that.

Hmmm. Last anyone can remember, Slash was never a member of Stone Temple Pilots, and it hasn't yet been revealed what the guitarist actually said on the matter. What MTV News can tell you is that negotiations are still ongoing, but it's looking very likely that Stone Temple Pilots will be coming to a town near you this summer. According to numerous sources close to the band and others who work in various capacities throughout the industry, the reunion tour is on. Some claim venues have already been reserved throughout the country for the trek, and others say they're actively trying to secure their bands opening slots on the proposed run.

The fact that the DeLeo brothers' post-STP band, Army of Anyone, are on indefinite hiatus might make the reunion even more of a genuine possibility. Velvet Revolver, on the other hand, just kicked off a tour on Thursday night and are expected to begin writing material for their next album in the spring.

So, will the STP reunion happen this summer or will it not? If the tour does indeed go down, then it would be one of the biggest reunions in recent years — and would follow something of a rock trend. Bands like Rage Against the Machine, the Police and even Led Zeppelin have all re-formed in recent years. In the meantime, we'll just have to keep our fingers crossed.


http://blogs.herald.com/scene_in_the_tr ... ala-r.html

...Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver rocker Scott Weiland, who told us that we should be on the lookout for an STP reunion in the coming months


http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/158033 ... ewscrawler

Reunion Tour Close To Becoming A Reality, Sources Say

Negotiations are still ongoing for potential U.S. summer trek.

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The rumors began a few weeks back: Stone Temple Pilots — the grunge act featuring frontman Scott Weiland, bassist Robert DeLeo, guitarist Dean DeLeo and drummer Eric Kretz that has been on hiatus since 2002 — would be revived this summer for a one-off reunion tour of the U.S. And for weeks, nothing has been confirmed.

While no one from the STP camp has said definitively that the comeback is a go, Weiland did recently tell The Miami Herald that fans should "be on the lookout" for an STP reunion in the coming months. And then there's this week's Billboard story, which says that Weiland's Velvet Revolver bandmate Slash claimed the singer will rejoin his former bandmates in Stone Temple Pilots for a handful of summer reunion shows this summer — although the article contains no quote of him saying that.

Hmmm. Last anyone can remember, Slash was never a member of Stone Temple Pilots, and it hasn't yet been revealed what the guitarist actually said on the matter. What MTV News can tell you is that negotiations are still ongoing, but it's looking very likely that Stone Temple Pilots will be coming to a town near you this summer. According to numerous sources close to the band and others who work in various capacities throughout the industry, the reunion tour is on. Some claim venues have already been reserved throughout the country for the trek, and others say they're actively trying to secure their bands opening slots on the proposed run.

The fact that the DeLeo brothers' post-STP band, Army of Anyone, are on indefinite hiatus might make the reunion even more of a genuine possibility. Velvet Revolver, on the other hand, just kicked off a tour on Thursday night and are expected to begin writing material for their next album in the spring.

So, will the STP reunion happen this summer or will it not? If the tour does indeed go down, then it would be one of the biggest reunions in recent years — and would follow something of a rock trend. Bands like Rage Against the Machine, the Police and even Led Zeppelin have all re-formed in recent years. In the meantime, we'll just have to keep our fingers crossed.
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Message par Olikatie » Mer Jan 30, 2008 8:45 am

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Latest rumour: Pre-production for new STP material?

There is a rumour going around L.A. that there's pre-production for new STP-material going on at Eric Kretz' Bombshelter Studios in Los Angeles. There's no word if the DeLeo brothers are involved, but according to the reports, Eric is laying down basis drum tracks for material that will be worked on once Scott wraps up the current Velvet Revolver tour on April 1st in Amsterdam.

Please note again that this news is, for now, a rumour. Nothing has been confirmed.
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Message par Julien » Mer Jan 30, 2008 12:00 pm

Et pour VR, pause ou split??
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Message par Olikatie » Mer Jan 30, 2008 12:03 pm

aucune idée mais rien ne devrait se faire avant la dernière date de VR (1.4.08)...
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Message par Olikatie » Lun Fév 04, 2008 2:03 pm

http://www.velvetrevolverforum.com/foru ... c=28689.25

Got this in my email the other day.....Guess I might be off to Ohio in May!!

According to HardDrive Radio, the reunited STONE
TEMPLE PILOTS will perform at the Rock on the Range on
May 17 in Columbus, Ohio.

VELVET REVOLVER guitarist Slash recently confirmed to
Billboard.com that VELVET singer Scott Weiland will
reunite with his previous band, STONE TEMPLE PILOTS,
for a short series of shows this summer. Slash did not
offer any other details and there has yet to be
official word from STONE TEMPLE PILOTS themselves.
Weiland broke the news last month at a benefit in
Florida, telling the Miami Herald to watch out for an
STP reunion in the months ahead. VELVET REVOLVER is
touring now in support of last year's "Libertad" album
and plans to begin work on its third record this
spring.

Although STONE TEMPLE PILOTS broke up in 2002 under
less than friendly circumstances, both Weiland and
guitarist Dean DeLeo have said that the band members
are all on good terms now. Weiland even told The Pulse
of Radio he could envision making another STP album.
"We were never a band that felt like we needed to lean
too hard onto our muscle," he said. "We always felt
like we had enough beauty and enough finesse in our
music, you know, while we were together, that could
carry us into a long career. So for us to make a
record at an older age doesn't seem like a stretch,
you know, 'cause we were never all about brawn."
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Message par Olikatie » Mar Fév 05, 2008 9:03 am

Je ne sais pas si le lien fonctionne toujours mais quelle setlist!:


http://www.megaupload.com/?d=K230PA2X

Stone Temple Pilots
Date: April 23, 2002
City: New York, NY
Venue: Hammerstein Ballroom

* Shine on You Crazy Diamond (Pink Floyd Cover)
* Vasoline
* Crackerman
* Hollywood Bitch
* Big Empty
* Dead And Bloated
* Atlanta (Acoustic)
* Sour Girl (Acoustic)
* Wonderful (Acoustic)
* Creep (Acoustic)
* Lounge Fly
* Too Cool Queenie
* Big Bang Baby
* Trippin' on a Hole in a Paper Heart
* Interstate Love Song
* Nobody's Fault But Mine (Led Zeppelin Cover, Partial)
* Plush
* Down (with Army Ants Intro)
* Kitchenware and Candybars
* Sex Type Thing
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Message par Denis » Ven Fév 08, 2008 7:38 pm

et c'est reparti pour un tour...

http://www.metalhammer.co.uk/news/article/?id=47715

"Following VELVET REVOLVER's performance last night [Wednesday, February 6] in Los Angeles, lead singer Scott Weiland voluntarily entered a rehab facility. Tonight's San Diego show at the House of Blues has been postponed; the rescheduled date for San Diego is [to be announced]. VELVET REVOLVER deeply apologize to their fans and thank them for sticking by the group."
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Message par Olikatie » Ven Fév 08, 2008 9:24 pm

et merde...
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Message par Julien » Lun Fév 11, 2008 2:43 pm

J'me demande comment il a fait pour ne pas mourir plus tot celui-là...Pete Doherty c'est l'abbé Pierre à côté de Scott...
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Message par Olikatie » Lun Fév 11, 2008 2:46 pm

il semble qu'il y soit pour un problème d'alcool et non de drogue dur...

STP forever!
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Message par Olikatie » Mar Fév 12, 2008 8:50 am

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STP headlines Rock on The Range!!

Rock on The Range Returns to Crew Stadium, for 2 HUGE DAYS This May 17 and 18th With New Rock, 99.7 The Blitz! Headliners Stone Temple Pilots will be together again for the first time in over 7 years at Rock on the Range! Full details coming Tuesday including more of the lineup and how you can score presale tickets from The Blitz!!
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Message par Olikatie » Mer Fév 13, 2008 8:24 am

:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
Stone Temple Pilots: réunion confirmée

«Stone Temple Pilots sont de retour», peut-on lire sur le site Internet officiel du groupe. On y fait également part d'un spectacle prévu le 17 mai à Columbus, en Ohio. La formation n'a toutefois pas dévoilé ses projets de tournée ni la date d'autres concerts.

Le show du groupe aura lieu au stade Columbus Crew et sera présenté dans le cadre de l'événement «Rock on the Range», qui se tiendra les 17 et 18 mai. Il s'agit d'un premier concert en en tout près de six ans pour la formation.

«Ces moments que nous allons passer ensemble sont une vraie joie», a dit le guitariste de Stone Temple Pilots Dean DeLeo dans un communiqué émis par «Rock on the Range».

Après son aventure avec STP, le chanteur Scott Weiland avait formé Velvet Revolver. Les frères Dean et Robert DeLeo avaient quant à eux co-fondé le groupe Army of Anyone en compagnie de Richard Patrick (Filter) et Ray Luzier.

Au cours des dernières semaines, Weiland et Slash de Velvet Revolver avaient parlé de cette éventuelle réunion de Stone Temple Pilots.

Au cours des prochains jours et des prochaines semaines, Velvet Revolver doit donner des concerts en Australie et en Europe.

Source: Live Daily.

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Message par Mookie Blaylock » Mer Fév 20, 2008 8:05 pm

Comment gagner 20 euros sur une place de Velvet Revolver à Bruxelles:

J'ai reçu pour ma Saint-Valentin un vivaboxes contenant un chèque cadeau pour presque n'importe quel concert à l'Ancienne Belgique.

Je comptais l'utiliser pour acheter ma place pour Girls In Hawaï. Mais le prix de la place étant moins cher que le vivaboxes, je me suis dit autant essayer avec celui des Velvet Revolver.

J'aurai pas mis 43 euros pour aller les voir mais pour pas un rond je suis partant. J'ai du attendre 3 jours pour avoir la confirmation après avoir introduit la demande de réservation.

Donc si vous voulez y aller pour 26 euros (avec la choppe offerte) au lieu de 42 + frais -> http://www.vivaboxes.be/fr/product.asp?TREEID=27&ID=99


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Message par jeremy108 » Mar Fév 26, 2008 8:55 pm

je viens de voir aussi:
42 euros +frais pour VR à l'AB...too much
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Message par Mookie Blaylock » Mar Fév 26, 2008 10:23 pm

jeremy108 a écrit :je viens de voir aussi:
42 euros +frais pour VR à l'AB...too much
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relis mon message précédent et fonce.
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Message par Denis » Mar Fév 26, 2008 11:44 pm

si quelqu'un y va, donnez qqchose à bouffer à Scott, n'importe quoi, un vieux sandwich, une plaquette de chocolat Côte d'Or bien chère (;) ) mais quelque chose, il a l'air d'avoir toujours faim ce garçon.
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