Chordplay - The Chords of Stone Temple Pilots

Here's the next episode of Chordplay with The Chords Of Stone Temple Pilots.
STP is one of the most talented bands to emerge from the grungy 1990s rock scene and Dean DeLeo has always been an exciting and different style of guitarist.

He's well-versed with his standard rock influences - such as Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith, a dash of Pink Floyd, and a wide range of other influences that creep into his music and ideas, but it's his knack for locating and selecting fresh and interesting chord voicings/fingerings in his music that really helped to set him apart from the rest of the '90s rock players.
This lesson takes a look at a number of chord-based ideas hiding in Dean's music with STP, including a selection of chords from the albums Core, Purple, Tiny Music, and No.4.

Regardless of your view of "grunge" and alternative music from the 1990s, there's no question that Dean and his brother Robert are extremely talented with plenty of new and interesting ideas, not to mention their immense songwriting and arranging chops.

So if you're looking for some new chord challenges and ideas to play around with, this lesson is perfect along that avenue of study and for experimentation with new sounds and ideas.

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