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Shangri-La Dee Da (Import) (CD)

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Track Listing

DISC 1 for Shangri-La Dee Da (Import) (CD) Album By Stone Temple Pilots (Artist)
1   Dumb Love  
2   Days Of The Week  
3   Coma  
4   Hollywood Bitch  
5   Wonderful  
6   Black Again  
7   Hello It's Late  
8   Too Cool Queenie  
9   Regeneration  
10   Bi-Polar Bear  
11   Transmissions From A Lonely Room  
12   Song For Sleeping  
13   Long Way Home  
 

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Review

Rolling Stone (7/5/01, p.138) - 3.5 out of 5 stars - "...The span of moods and melodies is sprawling...this time the lyrics take on a deeper tinge....This may be the most soul-searching album STP have ever done...roaring like a jukebox on a Saturday night."
Q (10/01, p.130) - 4 stars out of 5 - "...The art-rock sensibility gleaned from Weiland's old David Bowie albums is evident....The rehabilitation is complete."
Mojo (Publisher) (9/01, p.114) - "...An interestingly mixed-up album..."

Title Note

Stone Temple Pilots: Scott Weiland (vocals); Dean DeLeo (guitar); Robert DeLeo (bass); Eric Kretz (drums).

Recorded at The Malibu House, Malibu, California.

Enahnced edition features exclusive video material.

This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.

Falling between the eclectic expanse of 1996's TINY MUSIC and the dark heaviness of 1999's NO.4, SHANGRI-LA DEE DA vacillates between extroverted frontman Scott Weiland's wistful musings and guitarist Dean DeLeo's weighty riffs. Drawing from real-life trauma and hardship caused by his self-destructive tendencies, Weiland's lyrics achieve clarity not previously reached. When he's not railing against the demons of an addictive lifestyle ("Dumb Love") or recounting the tale of Kurt and Courtney (the shimmering "Too Cool Queenie") this grizzled survivor peels away the layers of his own mental state (the Zeppelin-like "Bi-Polar Bear"). Throughout SHANGRI-LA, STP's impressive musical range allows for a gorgeous song about Weiland's newborn son ("A Song For Sleeping"), the poisonous price of fame (the groove-driven grunge of "Hollywood Bitch"), and the battle through rumor and innuendo towards the bliss of recovery ("Regeneration"). With Weiland's demons put to rest (for the time being), Stone Temple Pilots are back on the trail to modern rock immortality that's already claimed many of their early-'90s contemporaries.

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