Their first album, Core, including Sex Type Thing, Plush, Wicked Garden, Creep, and Dead and Bloated hits on September 29, 1992, and reached the # 3 spot on the Billboard Charts. In 1992, the formation signs with Atlantic Records. In 1990, the group definitively adopted the name Stone Temple Pilots. The group wants to keep the initials 'STP', which allows them to use a logo parodying the company STP Motor Oil Company. They first opt for Shirley Temple Pussy, but the pressures of their record company make them change to Stereo Temple Pirates instead. Following a notice from Mighty bluesman Joe Young, the quartet must change its name. They form a band called Mighty Joe Young, with Robert DeLeo on bass, his brother Dean DeLeo on guitar, and Eric Kretz on drums. Scott Weiland met Robert DeLeo in 1987 at a Black Flag punk band concert in Long Beach, California. The group formalizes in November 2017 the arrival of Jeff Gutt singing. In 2013, singer Scott Weiland is replaced by Chester Bennington of the Linkin Park group. Stone Temple Pilots is being reformed in 2008. The band split in 2002 and Scott Weiland joined the group Velvet Revolver, with whom he recorded two albums. Stone Temple Pilots has nearly 35 million copies sold, and a Grammy Award in 1994 for its title Plush, from his debut album Core (one of the best selling records of the 1990s). The group's career is marked by important commercial successes, but also by the drug problems of its singer, Scott Weiland. At the beginning, the formation is associated with the grunge movement, before evolving towards a more hard rock style. Stone Temple Pilots is an American rock band, originally from San Diego, California.

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