The story
"Plush" is a song by the American rock band Stone Temple Pilots from their debut studio album, Core (1992). The song was serviced to US radio on February 15, 1993, through Atlantic Records.
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Tracklist
- 1Plush (edit)4:22
- 2Sin6:07
- 3Sex Type Thing (swing type version)4:22
- 4Sex Type Thing (live on The Word)3:33
Running time 18:24
Tracklist of the first edition, from MusicBrainz.
Who made it
- Dean DeLeoguitar · on 1 track
- Robert DeLeobass guitar · on 1 track
- Eric Kretzdrums (drum set) · on 1 track
- Scott Weilandlead vocals · on 1 track
- Brendan O’Brienproducer · on 2 tracks
- Stone Temple Pilotsproducer · on 2 tracks
- Nick DiDiaengineer · on 1 track
- Dick Kaneshiroadditional engineer · on 1 track
Played on it
Production
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The record
- First released23 Aug 1993
- LabelAtlantic A7349CD
- KindSingle
- FormatsCD 5 editions, Vinyl 3 editions
- Editions8 releases in 4 countries
- Running time18:24
- Barcode0075678575129
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Books
- Stone Temple PilotsStone Temple PilotsStone Temple Pilots, Music Sales Corporation · 1996By Stone Temple Pilots
- Contemporary Musicians
Contemporary MusiciansLeigh Ann Deremer · 2001About Stone Temple Pilots - Stone Temple Pilots
Stone Temple PilotsMusic Sales Corporation · 1996About Stone Temple Pilots - Stone Temple PilotsStone Temple PilotsStone Temple Pilots (Musical group) · 2018About Stone Temple Pilots
- Not dead & not for sale
Not dead & not for saleScott Weiland · 2011About Stone Temple Pilots - Stone Temple Pilots No. 4Stone Temple Pilots No. 42002About Stone Temple Pilots
- Stone Temple Pilots
Stone Temple PilotsMick Wall · 1995About Stone Temple Pilots
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