Previously Unseen Footage of Scott Weiland Performing “Vaseline” Arrives with Live Album Release: Watch
Previously unseen footage of a live performance from the Happy in Galoshes tour in 2009 has been released in support of Scott Weiland: Live. Previously Unseen Footage of Scott Weiland Performing “Vaseline” Arrives with Live Album Release: Watch Langdon Hickman
A previously unseen live performance video of Scott Weiland performing "Vaseline" has surfaced alongside the release of his first live album, titled Scott Weiland: Live. The album, now available on CD, digital platforms, and limited vinyl, marks Weiland's first solo live project following his 2009 solo album Happy in Galoshes. The footage, captured during a 2009 tour for the latter album, showcases the late singer's melodic yet powerful rendition of the Stone Temple Pilots' track "Vaseline."
Unlike the more resonant studio version, Weiland's performance here is characterized by a distinctive, lower register that avoids the repetition often found in recorded recordings. The live version also features a noisier guitar work that echoes the intensity of Neil Young's style, contributing to the album's unfiltered, live atmosphere.
Scott Weiland: Live pays tribute to the late singer, who tragically passed away in 2015 at the age of 48 due to an accidental drug overdose. The video and album are set to arrive just four days before Weiland's 59th birthday, originally scheduled for October 27th, serving as a poignant reminder of his remarkable talent and the impact he left on the music world.
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