Scott Weiland Solo Albums and Chart Performance
Scott Weiland released several solo studio albums after leaving Stone Temple Pilots, including "12 Bar Blues" in 1998, "Happy in Galoshes" in 2008, and the posthumous compilation "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year" in 2011. His solo discography spans multiple genres, from blues-rock to holiday standards, and his records are tracked by the Recording Industry Association of America and Billboard chart archives Billboard.
Weiland's solo work has been distributed through major labels including Atlantic Records and Universal Music Group, with catalog availability confirmed on official streaming platforms and label databases Universal Music Group. Sales and streaming figures for his solo releases are aggregated by Luminate, formerly Nielsen SoundScan, which provides industry-standard consumption data.
Discography with Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver
As the lead singer of Stone Temple Pilots, Scott Weiland recorded six studio albums, including "Core" in 1992, "Purple" in 1994, and "No. 4" in 1999. The band's catalog has sold millions of copies worldwide, with "Core" certified 8x Platinum by the RIAA, and their albums charted across Billboard 200 and international charts RIAA.
Weiland also fronted the supergroup Velvet Revolver, releasing two studio albums: "Contraband" in 2004 and "Libertad" in 2007. "Contraband" debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and was certified 2x Platinum, while the band's work is documented in music industry databases and label press releases Rolling Stone.
Posthumous Releases and Catalog Management
Following Scott Weiland's death in 2015, several posthumous albums and compilations were released, including "Blaster" in 2018 with his band The Wildabouts and the compilation "The Collection" in 2016. These releases are managed by his estate and distributed through major labels, with availability tracked by digital service providers and physical retail databases Discogs.
The Weiland catalog continues to be licensed for streaming, sync, and reissue, with rights administered by music publishing companies and label groups including Atlantic and Rhino Records. Catalog performance is reported through industry charts and rights management organizations ASCAP.