Credits:

Stone Temple Pilots

Description:

Brian Eno and John Cale's classic collaboration from the 90's! The long-awaited reissue of "Wrong Way Up" (1990) with John Cale, one of Brian Eno's most famous collaborations of the 1990s, is now being reissued on CD and LP for the first time in 15 years to celebrate the 30th anniversary of its release! This is the first time in 15 years that the two icons of leftfield music, Roxy Music and the Velvet Underground, have collaborated on 1990's "Wrong Way Up," a collaboration between two icons who have been at the creative center of both of these revolutionary bands. In 1974, Eno was a guest musician on each other's records, and that same year Kevin Ayers, John Cale, Nico, and Brian Eno released the legendary live album "June 1, 1974," and the two have stayed in touch ever since. The year before "Wrong Way Up", Eno produced Cale's album "Words For The Dying".The result of the trust that had developed between the two over the years, this album was also notable in that it was Brian Eno's first vocal work since 1977's "Before and After Science," and spawned the single hits "Spinning Away" and "Been There Done That. It spawned the single hits "Spinning Away" and "Been There Done That." sStone Temple Pilots is a Grammy Award-winning artist and band with an influential and unique presence on the rock scene. In 2018, the band released the album "Stone Temple Pilots (2018)" with new vocalist Jeff Gutt, and in July of the same year, the band made a one-night-only show in Japan to the excitement of their Japanese fans, and now they have completed their latest album "Perdida" after a two-year absence! This latest work, "Perdida," is their eighth album in total and the band's first full acoustic album. It is a very personal album, with introspective lyrics and instrumental sounds that one would not normally expect from the band, but at the same time it is a hopeful and emotional musical journey that takes the listener on an emotional journey.A new song from this latest album, "Fare Thee Well," is now available, and the acoustic guitar tone and the lyrics, which begin with the words "Fare Thee Well, so long / I hate to say goodbye to you," give a strong sense of the overall style of the album, which seems to be pensive. The lyrics, which begin with the words "Fare Thee Well, so long / I hate to say goodbye to you," give a strong sense of the album's overall pensive style. This latest album, Perdida, was self-produced by the band and was recorded in the first half of 2019 at Bomb Shelter Studio, a studio owned by Eric Kretz (dr). The members of the band commented on the title of this latest album, which means "loss" in Spanish. We chose a word that anticipates the dark atmosphere of the whole album," the band members commented. To write a song, you have to live through a lot of things.This album is a reflection of where we are right now." - Dean DiLeo (g) "The emotional honesty of the album itself is directly reflected in the lyrics. I exposed myself more than ever before and added my own emotion to their songs to resonate with the music that Dean and Robert write. In addition to the emotional aspects of the album itself, bassist Robert DiLeo says that the flute, alto saxophone, vintage keyboards, marxophone, and other instruments played an important role in guiding the band on this new musical journey. I've always been fascinated by the unpredictability and wonder of how different instruments can enhance a song in unexpected ways," he said. It was a pleasure to play with so many different musicians on this album. It was a rare opportunity to hear our songs expressed through the ears of others.

Tracklisting:

1.Fare Thee Well
2.Three Wishes
3.Perdida
4.I Didn't Know the Time
5.Years