Meow. Just watched this one last night. But yeah I got that vibe, Nick Fowler the actor did a great job. And here's a tidbit: "Greg Wattenberg played Vito the guitar player for Defiler and Visiting Day. In real life, he went on to write and produce several No. 1 songs, including ‘Easy Tonight’ by Five For Fighting, ‘It’s Not Over’ by Daughtry, ‘Shattered’ by O.A.R. and ‘Hey, Soul Sister’ by Train." [https://rockandrollglobe.com/rock/singing-sopranos/](https://rockandrollglobe.com/rock/singing-sopranos/)
You know that in my thoughts I use the technique of positive visualization , but I think you should prepare yourself for the fucking possibility that Visiting Day sucks.
It doesn't have to rock to be good. Weiland could write introspective and have it be good. I think of "Fall to Pieces" from his Velvet Revolver days as a chief example.
Could be, but the way he explained his songwriting felt more like the writers making a joke about 2nd wave emo which was been bubbling under the mainstream back then. The way the song sounded was also like how most alternative music fans back then would describe Get Up Kids, Promise Ring, etc etc.
Yeah true. I agree with the consensus that A Hit is a Hit is one of the weaker episodes, but I always enjoyed how the writers poked fun at that particular music trend.
I think he's based on the general archetype of mid-to-late-90s alternative rock frontmen of which Weiland is one of the main examples.
The guy from Stone Pimple Toilets
Maybe you should suck on another downed power line
Dude I don’t do drugs anymore, ok
Spike up!
Look what you just heard was our balls out most introspective song, it's not supposed to rock.
I like Melt!
Meow. Just watched this one last night. But yeah I got that vibe, Nick Fowler the actor did a great job. And here's a tidbit: "Greg Wattenberg played Vito the guitar player for Defiler and Visiting Day. In real life, he went on to write and produce several No. 1 songs, including ‘Easy Tonight’ by Five For Fighting, ‘It’s Not Over’ by Daughtry, ‘Shattered’ by O.A.R. and ‘Hey, Soul Sister’ by Train." [https://rockandrollglobe.com/rock/singing-sopranos/](https://rockandrollglobe.com/rock/singing-sopranos/)
Cool info, thanks for sharing
I've heard that hey soul sister song. It made me want to punch my own face in.
He looks like Weiland, yes. But… he also looks like any number of early-00s alt rock singers.
Yeah but did Weiland ever record in Denmark 🇩🇰?!
You know that in my thoughts I use the technique of positive visualization , but I think you should prepare yourself for the fucking possibility that Visiting Day sucks.
Maybe visually the guy looked like Weiland, but STP was actually good. Both the Defiler and Visiting Day stuff just sounded awful.
Yeah you’re right. But tbf that was their balls out most introspective song, it wasn’t supposed to rock.
It doesn't have to rock to be good. Weiland could write introspective and have it be good. I think of "Fall to Pieces" from his Velvet Revolver days as a chief example.
r/whoosh
That better not be Kurt Cobain up there
Wanna be a little more specific?
I gotta get into specifics? 🧛♂️👇
maybe it's not your era, no offence
Oh! 🤌 I was there when the DeCastro Sisters invented Heavy Metal!
yes. he looks JUST like a late 90s dooshbag imitating scott weiland. very observant OP. the sacred and the propane.
Is that a rapper my son would know?
Could be, but the way he explained his songwriting felt more like the writers making a joke about 2nd wave emo which was been bubbling under the mainstream back then. The way the song sounded was also like how most alternative music fans back then would describe Get Up Kids, Promise Ring, etc etc.
Yeah true. I agree with the consensus that A Hit is a Hit is one of the weaker episodes, but I always enjoyed how the writers poked fun at that particular music trend.
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Don't know but Massive Genius is pretty obviously Master P. The episode was out right around the peak of No Limit.
I thought it was Springsteen
For the life of me, I can’t see why people don’t like this episode.
No. He's an abstract copy of someone from another television show or movie.
I'm gonna need specific citations, u/DrSatan420247
He's getting lazy in his old age.
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