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Steve Stewart, who managed STP from their early days up until 2000, remembers, “I shopped that tape for the first record deal. It's true, the band's sound was much more ‘LA funk’ than what came out on Core in 1992. Except for Where The River Goes. The demo version of that track (which is on the cassette) is one of my favorite STP songs. Thick and tasty – I think it sounds better than the album version on Core, but it's pretty much unchanged.” By late 1990/early 1991 STP began to form the signature sound they would later have on Core, recording demos of Wicked Garden, Naked Sunday, Piece of Pie, and Only Dying. Crackerman was also written during this time period. The full demo tape featured these songs along with some of STP's funkier numbers like “Dirty Dog” and “Scary Area.” During the band's early days, they relentlessly played the club scene, Steve Stewart says they played “pretty much every club in southern California. Raji's, The Shamrock, the Golden Bear – all the Hollywood and O.C. venues.” They also opened for bands like the Rollins Band, Ice T, and Soul Asylum.
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