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00 . Intro 01 . With You [w / Reanimation-style BITCHES] 02 . Runaway 03 . Somewhere I Belong 04 . No More Sorrow [ w / Ext . Long Intro ] 05 . Given Up [ w / Ext. Outro w/ Extra Note] 06 . Lying From You OR New Divide 07 . Papercut [ w / Ext . Long Intro ] 08 . Points Of Authority [w / w/ Petrified V1 + Outro w/ There They Go] 09 . Figure.09 [w / Blood, Anger, Suffering Outro Transition] 10 . From The Inside [w / Ext. Intro] 11 . NEW SONG [something better than Burn It Down] 12 . Frgt/10 [w/ Chali 2na] 13 . Waiting For The End [w / Until It Breaks RAP] 14 . Blackout/Madison [zwieR.Z. Remix] 15 . Numb [w / Guitar Intro] 16 . My December / Pushing Me Away / Breaking The Habit [awesome medley] 17 . What I've Done 18 . Crawling 19 . In The End 20 . A Place For My Head [w / Guitar Intro + Ext. Outro] ---------------------------------- 21 . Lost In The Echo [ w / Holding Company Intro] 22 . Bleed It Out [ w / Reading My Eyes V1 + Drum Solo & Chorus Sing-A-Long Bridge; Slow -> Fast Outro] 23 . Faint [Ext . Outro] 24 . One Step Closer [ w/ Jonathan Davis , Reanimated Intro & Bridge + Ext Outro]

24.01.2004 Toronto, Ontario

Matt Pinfield of FanPass.tv recently conducted an interview with STONE TEMPLE PILOTS. You can now watch the chat below. FanPass.tv is your exclusive ticket to behind-the-scenes content featuring your favorite stars. Think of it as an online VIP ticket, giving you the chance to see your favorite stars as you never would before. "High Rise", the new EP from STONE TEMPLE PILOTS, sold 12,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release to land at position No. 24 on The Billboard 200 chart. The CD arrived in stores on October 8, 2013 via Play Pen/ADA. "High Rise" is STONE TEMPLE PILOTS' first new disc with singer Chester Bennington, who replaced original frontman Scott Weiland last year. Although the EP contains just five songs, Bennington told The Pulse Of Radio that coming up with music together was not a problem. "After our very first initial kind of let's sit down, you know, officially kind of shake hands and say we're doing this, I think by the time we got home, we were already like coming up with ideas," he said. "Within a couple of days we had nine or 10 demos that we were kicking around and I knew the second that I got the memo from Robert [DeLeo, bass], he was playing 'Out Of Time', the main riff, and it was like, I mean melodies just started coming." "Out Of Time" was released last summer and vaulted to the top of the Active Rock radio chart. Other tracks on the new disc include "Black Heart", "Cry, Cry" and "Tomorrow". STP fired Weiland in February 2013, claiming that his own solo activities and erratic behavior were detrimental to the band. The group later sued Weiland, with the singer firing off a countersuit and claiming that they could not use the band name without his involvement. STONE TEMPLE PILOTS last fall completed its first North American tour with Bennington on the mic. In th Read more at http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/stone-tem...xFH3Vvu33Liq.99

£ 1.30 per track on http://www.beatport.com a bit of a rip off

10 Years ago today

I think Mike should make a dubstep album / EP by himself not with LP but aren't they working on that mall soundtrack also ?

just taking the piss lol

rock am ring has already had Hybrid Theory full

awesome but don't let me down rock am ring

my setlist for Hybrid Theory [Download 2014] Track Order 01 . Session 02 . Given Up 03 . From The Inside 04 . Somewhere I Belong 05 . No More Sorrow 06 . Papercut 07 . One Step Closer 08 . With You 09 . Points Of Authority 10 . Crawling 11 . Runaway 12 . By Myself 13 . In The End 14 . A Place For My Head 15 . Forgotten 16 . Cure For The Itch 17 . Pushing Me Away ----------------------------------------- 18 . New Divide 19 . Lost In The Echo 20 . Bleed It Out 21 . Faint or Mixed 00 . Intro 01 . A Place For My Head 02 . Given Up 03 . From The Inside 04 . With You 05 . Runaway 06 . Somewhere I Belong 07 . No More Sorrow 08 . Papercut 09 . Poins Of Authority 10 . By Myself 11 . Waiting For The End 12 . Blackout 13 . Numb 14 . Pushing Me Away 15 . Breaking The Habit 16 . What I've Done 17 . Crawling 18 . In The End --------------------------------------------- 19 . Cure For The Itch 20 . Forgotten 21 . Lost In The Echo 22 . Bleed It Out 23 . Faint 24 . One Step Closer

In Between Roads Untraveled Skin To Bone Wake I'll Be Gone

don't say things like that it's like a curse lol

I Might go but am waiting for more tour dates to be announced though

Posted to my STP Channel

awesome that Sean mentioned QWERTY live performance

Check out the music video for A Light That Never Comes Behind The Scenes Video HERE Thoughts ?

just read this Stone Temple Pilots may need Scott Weiland after all By Barbara VanDenburgh The Republic | azcentral.com Fri Sep 27, 2013 10:32 AM Nineties post-grunge one-time juggernauts Stone Temple Pilots have broken up before. But there’s a sense of acrimonious finality to the latest split-up, which earlier this year saw band members Robert and Dean DeLeo and Eric Kretz publicly firing mercurial frontman Scott Weiland and recruiting Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington. So when a freshly Frankensteined Stone Temple Pilots took the stage at the Marquee Theatre Thursday, Sept. 26, with a couple of new tracks in tow and promises of a forthcoming EP, they had a case to make. They’re still a long way off from making it. There was no conversation or preamble, no explanation from the band. Bennington came onstage to a warm, receptive audience and pummeled through three classic STP songs — “Down,” “Big Bang Baby” and “Vasoline” — before addressing the crowd. “What a beautiful sight to see,” Bennington said. “Thank you very much.” Then he pleaded with the audience to sing along with the next song, “Dead & Bloated.” It wasn’t that beautiful a sight, though, in the far-from-capacity crowd, which thinned noticeably as the night wore on and seemed less engaged. Bennington is a capable, charismatic frontman, and was agile and energetic as he tackled well-worn STP favorites with vocal acuity. They played two new songs, “Out of Time” and “Black Heart,” which were well received. All the pieces were, technically, on-target. But music junkies don’t go to grungy rock concerts to hear radio-faithful presentations of their favorite songs, which is exactly what the re-tooled STP delivered. At no point did they address the elephant in the room, and as the night wore on, that elephant smothered the set. STP packed their set with many of the same songs Scott Weiland performed earlier this year at the Talking Stick Resort when he passed through with backing band the Wildabouts. Weiland clearly has his demons, and Bennington is clearly in a better, healthier, more technically capable place. But the Weiland show, for all its rambling lack of focus and technical sloppiness, was a far more interesting affair than a razor-sharp STP. Sobriety and a good attitude are laudable, but they aren’t the X factors to a good STP concert. Speaking of sobriety and good attitudes, Filter kicked off the night with a more engaging, heartfelt set, despite lacking the hits STP had at their disposal. Frontman Richard Patrick purged some of his demons on stage, and noted the looming anniversary of his sober date (Sept. 28, 2002) and his ongoing battle with alcoholism before singing an entire song while crowdsurfing. It was a fine performance, but it still felt like killing time before the inevitable set-capper of “Hey Man, Nice Shot,” which brought all the stragglers streaming in from their smoke breaks and beer runs to sing along. Setlist: 1. “Down” 2. “Big Bang Baby” 3. “Vasoline” 4. “Dead & Bloated” 5. “Out of Time” (new song) 6. “Meatplow” 7. “Silvergun Superman” 8. “Church on Tuesday” 9. “Big Empty” 10. “Black Heart” (new song) 11. “Interstate Love Song” 12. “Lady Picture Show” 13. “Pop’s Love Suicide” 14. “Hollywood Bitch” 15. “Sex Type Thing” 16. “Sex & Violence” Encore: 17. “Wicked Garden” 18. “Piece of Pie” 19. “Trippin’ on a Hole in a Paper Heart”

this so awesome can't wait to here the EP

Great Quality thanks

re-uploaded here

In My Remains ?