Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love the products. But the customer service is a joke. Went in to buy a few things and ask some questions regarding getting new phones. Took 20mins for anyone to even acknowledge that we were in the store. Then when a women heard we had questions she left her customer she was helping to help us?? I told her she could finish with him and she glared at me. I explained what we were looking for (getting 3 new phones) that we were with att and she then decided it was ok to trash talk att and inform us that the phones we were going to inquire more about are stuff. She warned us that where we usually go to get our phones and questions answered (att in the next parking lot to them) was sketchy and to 'be careful'. First she doesn't know where I or my husband work. Joe does she understand how attached people can be to their service.... Even my kids found her to be extremely rude with the eye rolling, and speaking down to me. I use to love Best Buy and would go to you for everything. This isn't the first time I've had wretched service from your valley store. It's become a joke.

Scott Weiland's newest album is sure to be a hit with long-time fans. It rocks, but doesn't get too artsy or weird like his previous solo albums. If you didn't like him before, this album isn't likely to sway you. However, If you've liked his work in STP or Velvet Revolver, there's plenty to like here too. I look forward to hearing more from him (if he can keep it together) and the rest of the band.

I have been a long time Scott Weiland fan. His solo albums have been uneven with bouts of brilliance and some throwaways. This album isn't like that at all. It is solid all the way through. He even tries on some new styles for him. Circles is my favorite song on the album. Very unique style for him.

I am a huge fan of everything Scott Weiland does (especially Happy in Galoshes) and I expected to love this album right off the bat. I didn't. I almost thought I wasn't going to like it at all, but eventually it grew on me and I now like it quite a bit. If you get this just be sure to give it some time.

BIG FAN SINCE STONE TEMPLE PILOTS.RIP SCOTT-WHAT A SHAME TO HAPPEN. WOULD HAVE BEEN GREAT TO SEE HIM PERFORM HERE IN MINNESOTA.THIS CD ALONG WITH" HAPPY IN GALOSHES" AND "12 BAR BLUES" ARE PROBABLY FOR DIEHARD FANS ONLY.

Being a fan of STP for sometime, I have been having difficulties keep track of what band Scott Weiland is now with. I gave this CD a try and it rocks pretty good.

A little different stuff here to listen to but what is the Band gonna do for a new Guitar Player? The one on this CD passed away at a young age.

This album is not as good as Stone Temple Pilots, but much better than Scott Weiland's solo efforts.

Fun album to listen to if you're in the mood for some good rock music. Not a huge stretch from STP.

This isn't Scott Weiland's best work, but it's a pretty decent album overall. Way She Moves and Hotel Rio are probably the best tracks

I'm a Scott weiland fan, I have his solo albums (they are ok) but I prefer this album. It sounds more like a legit band.

Good album from a great front man. Brining back the David Bowie sound of the 70's. Get your mood light out and enjoy!

The many voices and talents of Weiland are on full display here. He slides and Slithers through every track. He takes his glam side and harnesses it to fit into this classic rock set. His rolling Stones and bowie influences are evident on many tracks. Too bad their guitarist died the day before the release of this cd.

This album is an okay listen, and probably worth having for diehard Scott Weiland fans.

Some good tracks and some bad ones. I really had high hopes, but was disappointed. After STP and Velvet Revolver, this pales in comparison. Maybe I'm just sad about Weiland's decline. Watch "Live in the Windy City" and compare it to any recent festival he has played. Just sad....

Not quite STP, but a good addition to any collection.

Classic Scott! Almost as good as Happy & 12 BBlues

I admit that I bought this after Scott's premature death, but as a long time STP fan I was pleasantly surprised. You will be missed, there just aren't many straight up rock bands anymore. This album is like a walk down memory lane with an old friend.

Scott Weiland and the Wildabouts rock out on this brilliant album. If you liked Scott when he was with STP or Velvet Revolver, you will definitely love the rocking out on this album. Weiland is the heart and soul of rock n roll.

loving scott weilands new band. Can this guys voice melt butter? this former stp lead singer still awesome as ever and seems to be staying healthy (ha ha) must have for all weiland fans - bestbuy comes thru