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  • “Lady Picture Show” (Stone Temple Pilots Acoustic Rock Cover Song) – The Laptop Sessions

    Sunday, May 2nd, 2010

    Originally posted 2008-06-01 21:59:29.

    By Jeff Copperthite:

    Good evening to you. I hope you had a great and fulfilling weekend, and that you are starting off your week right by visiting us here at http://www.laptopsessions.com!

    Back to normal here, I bring you another song by Stone Temple Pilots, bringing the total of STP songs we have covered for the sessions to 5. This will be the first cover from STP’s third album “Tiny Music Songs From The Vatican Gift Shop”. We’ve had long song titles before, but not long album titles. I look forward to hearing some even longer titles.

    Well anyway, tonight’s session is a single from the album called “Lady Picture Show”. Always a favorite of mine. I always thought this song and album were underrated. The track selection is unique and unlike anything from their library, and produced two of their best singles “Big Bang Baby” and “Trippin’ on a Hole in a Paper Heart” (speaking of long song titles…).

    This song translates well as an acoustic cover. My voice was a bit tired from baseball this weekend though (a whole lot of called strike 3′s can be tough on the vocal cords). I also said one wrong word in the final verse. It should be “she hides behind the bedroom door”, but I said “she hides behind the bedroom wall” instead.

    I hope you enjoyed “Title Track” week, and if you found our series as a result of our article in the Record Journal today, we welcome you and hope you enjoy our series so much that you come back every day.

    Also, as a side note, I crossed 15K views on Friday night, and this video marks my 60th Laptop Session! Don’t worry – there are plenty of acoustic cover videos to come from Chris, Jim, and myself!

    Stay tuned for Jim’s latest and greatest session tomorrow. Have a great day!

     



  • “Glide” (Stone Temple Pilots Acoustic Cover) – The Laptop Sessions

    Monday, April 26th, 2010

    Originally posted 2008-11-22 23:22:38.

    By Jeff Copperthite:

    Yes!  It’s me again two nights in a row!  I have the privilege of bringing you another previously covered band (yeah I know, it seems like it’s new to cover a band we’ve already covered, but hey).  And not only that, another cover of a song you may not have heard before (just like yesterday).  I hope you enjoyed “Mourning Train”, because it’s just another impressive hit that I am happy to bring to you.

    Well today here’s another song I have always liked from another favorite band Stone Temple Pilots.  Despite their rocky past and continually shaky future, they remain a favorite band of mine.  I enjoy their catalog from the beginning to end.  However, their later material has always shone much more to me.  This is because they geared more towards a “bluesy” and guitar-driven sound, rather than the reliance on power chords of the typical 90′s alternative bands.  This made them stand out much more to me.

    Tonight’s song is “Glide” from their album “No. 4″. Glide is a very unique song in that the chords are all based on the same root for all the verses.  Despite the countless inversions and add 9s in the guitar part.  Like a song I have covered earlier in the year (“Spies” by Coldplay), it’s a unique guitar part but I am happy I pulled it off (mostly) on video.

    I really tried my best to relax and belt this song out.  Combine the guitar part commentary mentioned above with a huge jump in notes and the use of falsetto, and you see I picked a doozy to cover.  I decided to be a bit more forgiving of myself in the mistake department, so you may spot a couple of misfingerings here and there.  To me it does not detract from the flow or the overall feel of the song in any way.

    I recorded this song in the same session as the previous cover, and I had also attempted to record another song for a future session, but after this song I was just plum out of energy.  That’s ok – you’ll still see that cover on Tuesday!

    Be sure to come back for our regularly scheduled Jim Fusco acoustic cover, and then Chris Moore will make your Monday a bit less manic.  For me, i’m just gonna “glide” on upstairs to beat my wife in a game of Gin Rummy!

    Until then…



  • “Hello It’s Late” (Stone Temple Pilots Acoustic Cover) – The Laptop Sessions

    Thursday, May 7th, 2009

    By Jeff:

    That’s right, back to our usual normally scheduled Thumpin’ Thursday schedule!  This time, I promise it’s a song that has not been covered.

    I have been lining up more songs to cover since that debacle last week, but it’s not a huge deal, and Chris, Jim, and I all got quite a few laughs over it.  Well, I can only assume.

    So I am going to return to one of my favorite bands of all time (as it is known), and not The Wallflowers.  It’s Stone Temple Pilots!  I can add this song to the long library of STP songs that have been covered on this site.

    The song is from the album “Shangri La Dee Da”, or “The album we made before we broke up” called “Hello It’s Late”.  I have enjoyed this song because there’s a simple sublety to the guitar riff and the lyrics.

    I don’t know about you, but I tend to figure out the meanings of songs easier when I play them.  I must detach myself from the meaning of the lyrics as I listen to a song.  But playing it forces me to follow the lyrics.  That being said, I still don’t know what the true meaning of this song is.  I suppose it could be googled, but i’m discouraged after trying to google what Peter Griffon was saying in the episode “PTV” when he was talking to his wife and getting airhorned every other word.

    I had an absolutely wonderful day in school today.  I definitely lifted a huge weight off my shoulders.  Some of you know what i’m talking about.

    I also wanted to take this opportunity to thank all of the youtube users who have left me some really positive and encouraging comments over the past month.  It’s really awesome when I tend to get more positive comments than dumb troll comments.  The former seems to be on the upswing, and i’m very appreciative of that.  I can only hope my subscribers do find their way over here to read things like this about them.

    Also, 120k views!  And this is my 139th session – 11 before the next landmark.

    And…well, you know what my last line is.  It’s the same one from the past few posts.



  • “Sour Girl” (Stone Temple Pilots Acoustic Rock Cover Song) – The Laptop Sessions

    Monday, March 31st, 2008

    By Jim Fusco:

    Welcome to another Monday, Monday version of the Laptop Sessions!

    Back here with my first video from Stone Temple Pilots, a band Jeff got me into. I love a lot of their hits, but this one clearly stood out to me. Anyone who’s familiar with my musical tastes will be able to figure out why.

    “Sour Girl” has some great singing, a great tune, and an interesting message about a girl who seems very unhappy while around the singer, and happy when she looks away. What great fodder for a song!

    Now, I need to mention this, and I hope my upwards of 100 subscribers will check this out:

    WE’RE RELEASING A NEW ALBUM ON APRIL 1st!!

    It’s called Homestead’s Revenge (by Masters of the Universe- the band I’m in) and the entire album will be available to listen to after midnight on the 1st. Plus, you can buy the high quality mp3s or the CD version. Here’s the web address:

    http://moumusic.com

    PLEASE check it out and let me know what you think!

    I hope you all enjoy today’s Session, and REALLY enjoy the new album- it’s two years in the making!

    Download a FREE mp3 of this song at the Fusco-Moore Store by
    Clicking HERE! It’s on “The Laptop Sessions, Vol. 3″:



Stone Temple Pilots Acoustic Rock Cover Songs and Free mp3 Downloads

Formed in 1986 as “Mighty Joe Young”, they eventually changed their name to Stone Temple Pilots (the name they were considering before had the same initials STP, but was quite a bit different) upon the release of their debut album Core. They released four more albums before breaking up, and also performed for MTV Unplugged, the widely popular acoustic concert series. Singer Scott Weiland – a fine lyricist – was in and out of drug rehabilitation and other pressures were too much to hold the band together. However, as of March 21, 2008, they have reunited. STP has a widely variable sound, and much of their songs from Purple onward easily translate well to acoustic. Covers of their songs are favored by Jeff, and Jim has also contributed a song from their catalog as well. Jeff promises “More are coming!”. Jeff also wishes to mention: “I’m not Scott Weiland, I sound nothing like Scott Weiland, but I absolutely love STP and covering their songs is very easy for me.”



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