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“Days of the Week” by Stone Temple Pilots
From the album Shangri‐La Dee Da (2001)
“Days of the Week” by Stone Temple Pilots appears on 16 radio countdowns from 16 stations in 2001. It was first released in 2001 on the album Shangri‐La Dee Da. Its best result is #41 on the CD101 Top 101 Songs of 2001. In the combined RockLists rankings it is the #55 alternative song of 2001.
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"Days of the Week" led off Shangri-La Dee Da in June 2001, the first single from Stone Temple Pilots' fifth album, and Dean DeLeo's music leans harder into pop than most of the band's earlier singles. Brendan O'Brien produced it and chipped in keyboards and percussion, Scott Weiland added keyboards of his own, and the whole thing bounces along with a bright power-pop grin. Underneath the bounce is something darker: Weiland wrote the words about the toll his heroin addiction was taking on his relationship with his second wife, Mary Forsberg.
It was a top-five hit on two Billboard charts, yet it never settled into the band's live show, and the last full performance came on November 3, 2001. The video splits the band into two versions of itself, one knocking on doors in white shirts and ties, the other drifting through space.
Written with AI assistance from RockLists chart data, MusicBrainz and Wikipedia.
RockLists rankings
Alternative & Modern Rock
Hard Rock & Metal
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Year-end countdowns
Also listed as: Days Of The Week.
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