Biografía:
Este grupo se formó a principios de la decada de 1990 en la ciudad de San Diego, Estados Unidos. Enmarcados en la tendencia Grunge, fueron contemporáneos de Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Alice in chains, Soundgarden y Faith No More, entre otros. A pesar de sufrir notorias acusaciones de copiar el estilo de otros grupos (sobre todo a Pearl Jam), gracias a su single "Plush" Stone Temple Pilots sobrevive a las feroces críticas y escribe su particular página
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Otras canciones:
- Atlanta
- Big Bang
- Big Empty
- Creep
- Inter State Love Song
- Interstate Love Song
- Plush
- Sex Type Thing
- Sour Girl
- Still Remains
- Adhesive
- Black Again
- Black Heart
- Finest Hour
- Good Shoes
- Guilty
- I Got You
- Just A Little Lie
- Kitchen Ware And Candy Bars
- Kitchenware And Candybars
- Lady Picture Show
- Middle Of Nowhere
- Never Enough
- Peacoat
- Red And Blues
- Roll Me Under
- Seven Caged Tigers
- Six Eight
- The Art Of Letting Go
- Thought Shed Be Mine
- Trippin On A Hole In A Paper Heart
- Vasoline
- Wicked Garden
- Wonderful
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
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#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the#
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research.#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
From: "Simon Forsman"
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 1998 19:06:53 PST
originally from Steve Vetter [[email protected]]
**Kitchenware & candybars**
by the Stone temple pilots
Brought to you by Simon Forsman (and OLGA!).
I've noticed that the chords on the other version of this song on this
site is, I'm sorry to say, very wrong. I don't wanna act like mr smart
guy, but here I'm giving you the right chords and the tab on the verses.
The verses:
E ----------------|
B ----------------|
G -(0-0)-(0-0)--0-|
D --5-5---5-5---4-|
A --5-5---5-5---5-|
E 00----00----00--|
You can successfully play the 0's on the G-string - especially on the
last chord. It gives more depth to the chords and a nice dissonance to
the last one.
Play this tab over and over through the verses.
Verse 1:
Somebody told me... I know where to go...
Somebody showed me... I was last to know...
Sell me down the river...
Sell me down the river...
Sell me down the river...
Sell me down the river...
Chorus, with chords:
C9 and F# - see explanation on the bottom of this page (they're a little
special).
C9 G F# D C9 G F# D
... What I wanted... ... is what I wanted....
C9 G F# D C9 G F# D A
... What I wanted... ... is what she wanted..........
Verse 2:
Unfriendly feelings... down on wounded knee...
Unfriendly reasons... some blind mothers need...
Sell me down...
(four times once again)
Chorus: The same.
Bridge:
A G A G
You read the words, and it sells you life...
A G A G F
You sell their words, but it's all a lie.........
Guitar as on verses...
Chorus...
I'm not sure about the order in the end. I don't have the song
listenable right this minute.
C9 F#
E-0 E-0
B-3 B-3
G-0 G-2
D-2 D-0
A-3 A-0
E-0 E-2
That's about it folks! Have fun!
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the#
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research.#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
From: "Simon Forsman"
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 1998 19:06:53 PST
originally from Steve Vetter [[email protected]]
**Kitchenware & candybars**
by the Stone temple pilots
Brought to you by Simon Forsman (and OLGA!).
I've noticed that the chords on the other version of this song on this
site is, I'm sorry to say, very wrong. I don't wanna act like mr smart
guy, but here I'm giving you the right chords and the tab on the verses.
The verses:
E ----------------|
B ----------------|
G -(0-0)-(0-0)--0-|
D --5-5---5-5---4-|
A --5-5---5-5---5-|
E 00----00----00--|
You can successfully play the 0's on the G-string - especially on the
last chord. It gives more depth to the chords and a nice dissonance to
the last one.
Play this tab over and over through the verses.
Verse 1:
Somebody told me... I know where to go...
Somebody showed me... I was last to know...
Sell me down the river...
Sell me down the river...
Sell me down the river...
Sell me down the river...
Chorus, with chords:
C9 and F# - see explanation on the bottom of this page (they're a little
special).
C9 G F# D C9 G F# D
... What I wanted... ... is what I wanted....
C9 G F# D C9 G F# D A
... What I wanted... ... is what she wanted..........
Verse 2:
Unfriendly feelings... down on wounded knee...
Unfriendly reasons... some blind mothers need...
Sell me down...
(four times once again)
Chorus: The same.
Bridge:
A G A G
You read the words, and it sells you life...
A G A G F
You sell their words, but it's all a lie.........
Guitar as on verses...
Chorus...
I'm not sure about the order in the end. I don't have the song
listenable right this minute.
C9 F#
E-0 E-0
B-3 B-3
G-0 G-2
D-2 D-0
A-3 A-0
E-0 E-2
That's about it folks! Have fun!
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Straight No Chas (...)