Released: September 13, 2019

Songwriter: David Bowie

Producer: Brendan O’Brien

[Verse 1]
Like to take a cement fix
Be  a standing cinema
Dress  my friends up just for show
See them as they really are
Put a peephole in my brain
Two  new pence to have a go
Like  to be a gallery
Put you all inside my show

[Chorus]
Andy  Warhol, looks a scream
Hang him on my wall
Andy Warhol, silver screen
Can't tell them apart at all

[Verse 2]
Andy  walking, Andy tired
Andy take a little snooze
Tie him up when he fast asleep
Send him on a pleasant cruise
When wakes up on the sea
Be sure to think of me and you
To think and paint, to think about glue
What a boring thing to do

[Chorus]
Andy Warhol, looks a scream
Hang him on my wall
Andy Warhol, silver screen
Can’t tell them apart at all

[Chorus]
Andy Warhol, looks a scream
Hang him on my wall
Andy Warhol, silver screen
Can't tell them apart at all

Stone Temple Pilots

Founded in 1989 in San Diego by vocalist Scott Weiland and bassist Robert DeLeo, the Stone Temple Pilots exploded onto the music industry while riding the coattails of the Grunge scene of the early 1990s.

While they fell into more of a post-grunge genre, the Stone Temple Pilots (STP for short) has a more unique sound, comparable to the likes of Led Zeppelin and The Doors. Robert DeLeo and his brother/lead guitarist Dean DeLeo’s frantic craftsmanship of their riffs, specifically, gave STP an eclectic and psychedelic sound. Drummer Eric Kretz’s slow and groovy style, and Weiland’s low picturesque vocals filled out the rest of the bands old-school sound.

STP released their debut album, Core, in 1992, and instantly became a rock powerhouse. Off of the success of the singles “Plush” and “Creep,” Core would go on to sell over eight million copies in the U.S. Though commercially and fan friendly, STP’s sound was disliked by many critics due to their similarity in style to previous Grunge bands.

From the album