STONE TEMPLE PILOTS: New Song Clip Available For Download

September 10, 2003

A 40-second clip of a new STONE TEMPLE PILOTS track, titled "All In The Suit That You Wear", has been posted online in MP3 format at this location. "All In The Suit That You Wear" comes off the group's forthcoming "greatest hits" album, "Thank You", due on November 4 through Atlantic Records. The album will feature 14 of the bands hit songs, plus an acoustic version of "Plush" and the aforementioned new cut. The greatest hits set will draw from STP's five albums: "Core" (1992),"Purple" (1994),"Tiny Music - Songs From the Vatican Gift Shop" (1996),"No. 4" (1999) and "Shangri-La De Da" (2001). In addition, the group will issue a DVD containing all of the band's music videos and about an hour of other live performances and photos, as well as some "home" footage the band has shot over the years. The CD will be available separately or as a CD/DVD package, according to the band's web site.

In other news, an Atlantic Records spokesperson has responded to the recent Hits Daily Doublereport suggesting that the members of STONE TEMPLE PILOTS had fulfilled their contractual obligations to the label with the release of the upcoming "best of" CD. According to the spokesperson, STONE TEMPLE PILOTS still owe Atlantic Records "three to four albums" and the label is "not counting the greatest hits package or the bandmembers' side projects or solo albums."

(Thanks: www.velvet-revolver.net)

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