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"Our first album was very aggressive and just in-your-face. and we made it very quickly," Sorum explained. "And this album we just really want to, like, you know, we want to pull it back a bit, groove a little harder, [make it] a little more danceable. We've talked about working with people like [pop superstar] Pharrell [Williams] just for the� just to check it out. I mean, it's not rock and roll, but it might be different. Who knows?! I don't know."[see full story for news about a new 'campy' side gig for Weiland] - Click here for the Full Story
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