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STONE TEMPLE PILOTS – PurpleHaving scored a massive hit with their debut album, Core, Stone Temple Pilots returned to the same sludge filled well for Purple, only to come up with an album that's harder, more concise, and filled with thunderous, punishing riffs. Headbangers will rejoice over the grinding guitars of "Meatplow," "Vasoline," "Lounge Fly," and "Unglued," but the album reveals far more than one dimension. They back off the throttle for the hushed (though still

released in 1962 by Columbia Records

but throughout it's reminiscent of the soul-fueled Detroit garage rock revivalists of the past decade

"That kinda thing never gets old with me

Whilst never intended to be released as a full-length album when first recorded

in past years

seventeen weeks in the Top 10

A1 Refugee 3:21 A2 Here Comes My Girl 4:33 A3 Even The Losers 3:35 A4 Shadow Of A Doubt (A Complex Kid) 4:53 A5 Century City 3:40 B1 Don’t Do Me Like That 2:40 B2 You Tell Me 4:32 B3 What Are You Doing In My Life

and the trappings of modern existence

resembling the first records by Funkadelic

This is in my opinion the best release of 2000

in overseas

minimal synth

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