Tombstone Temple Pilot

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Blasted

 

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Get Out the Door

Scott Weiland has finally realized his true potential, dying of a drug overdose at 48. As the lead singer of Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver, Weiland was well known for his flamboyant and chaotic stage persona, which often included the use of a megaphone in concerts, as well as his flamboyant and chaotic off-stage persona, which included domestic violence charges, shooting up with Courtney Love, multiple arrests and the use of crack, heroin, booze and cocaine. Upon his death, he went from a derivative, past his prime artist giving lackluster performances on the unannounced farewell tour promoting his 2015 album Blaster to “the voice of a generation.” Weiland’s drug abuse and volatile personality led to several breakups by his various bands until in the ultimate insult he was finally replaced by Linkin Park’s Chester Bennington.