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Crisafulli, Chuck. "Stone Temple Pilots: Breaking the Sound Barrier." Guitar Player. NewBay Media LLC. 1993. HighBeam Research. 1 Jul. 2017 <https://www.highbeam.com>.
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"Things are happening fast," says guitarist Dean DeLeo of the Stone Temple Pilots. Three years ago, the alternative-metal quartet was playing San Diego clubs under the moniker Mighty Joe Young. Now they're conquering the charts with their debut on Atlantic, Core, and their explosive indictment of date-rape, "Sex Type Thing," is all over MTV and radio playlists. The up-and-comers have even been in the odd position of turning down major gigs; they declined an opening slot on the summer Aerosmith tour because they felt the vet band's sex-rock image clashed with the Pilots' concern for women's issues.
"There were a lot of sleepless nights over that one," DeLeo explains. "We grew up listening to the best: the Stones, Zeppelin, Aerosmith. …
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