Chris from Germany Sounds like EVEN FLOW by pearl jam.Dan from Los AngelesYes this song came out way before 2008 I remember hearing it when I was in elementary school in the late 90вЂ™s-early 2000вЂ™s I donвЂ™t know why they are saying itвЂ™s about a murder in 2008 if it came out in the early 90вЂ™s unless it was a premonition?.In America, no singles from Core were made available for purchase, since Atlantic Records liked selling $16 albums more than $2 singles. This version made #39 on the US Airplay chart on Augand stirred a great deal of interest in the band, although listeners who bought the Core album expecting similarly mellow fare were in for an unpleasant surprise.

This version also turned out to be quite radio-friendly, and lots of stations started playing it. In this altered state, DeLeo and Weiland performed the song, delivering a far more relaxed and poignant version than is heard on the album. taping, as Weiland recalled, 'high as zombies.' When they got to their hotel, DeLeo and Weiland both got sick, but they made it to the MTV Studios for the 6 a.m. They took a plane to New York and ingested some pills to help them sleep. The show was recorded on Decemafter the band had finished a month of concerts opening for Rage Against the Machine. Guitarist Dean DeLeo suggested that he bring his acoustic guitar so they could perform this song on the show, and the network agreed. Thanks to ' Sex Type Thing,' the group was invited on the MTV metal show Headbangers Ball for an interview. The most widely broadcast version of this song is an acoustic rendition that starts with Scott Weiland saying, 'This is a song called 'Plush.''

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