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The band wouldn't comment on the record beyond that, according to MTV.com. We've seen it we'll need to do things differently, do things wiser.'Īccording to Robert DeLeo, the band has already started crafting material, and he anticipates they'll probably end up writing 100 songs before tracking the effort. We want to be free agents, whether it's putting our records out ourselves, or doing some interesting, very creative deal with a nontraditional major record label. 'We have sold almost 40 million records, and we're in a position of power. 'The whole record machine is fucked up now, so we really want to get to a place of having some freedom, because we have a lot of leverage,' Weiland told MTV.com. 'There's more to be revealed and more to be told.'īassist Robert DeLeo said the band plans to record a new album after the tour, which is set to wrap in November. 'The story's not finished,' Scott Weiland told The Associated Press. I get off when I'm riding down the highway and an STP track comes on the radio. 'I'm fond of our legacy, and I'm fond of our band I'm a fan. 'This is home for us,' guitarist Dean DeLeo told MTV.com after the band announced it would be heading out this summer on a full-fledged, 65-date reunion run. There's no word on what other features might be included with the disc, or whether the band will also film shows on its upcoming summer tour. According to HardDrive Radio, STONE TEMPLE PILOTS plan to release a DVD of their Apprivate show at the Houdini estate in Los Angeles, where the band officially announced its reunion, sometime in the near future.

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