3."Huckleberry Crumble" was written by Robert. When the four band members would get together to make a record, Robert wanted to impress them with his best work. "I purposely try to pick songs that... are really gonna light a fire under everybody's ass." Dean remembered the first time he heard the riff: "Robert walked over to my guitar rack in the studio and he grabbed this Les Paul, that kind of has the very most output, and plugged it into a 100-watt Marshall head and turned everything up real loud, and he goes, 'Check this out.'" Weiland was also taken by "Huckleberry Crumble" from the first moment he heard it. While the demo was played to him in the studio, Weiland immediately began hunting for a pen and pad of paper. Dean recalled, "From the first downbeat of the song, Scott was just in, and just writing down, and I think [he] had the melody within minutes."
3."Huckleberry Crumble" was written by Robert. When the four band members would get together to make a record, Robert wanted to impress them with his best work. "I purposely try to pick songs that... are really gonna light a fire under everybody's ass." Dean remembered the first time he heard the riff: "Robert walked over to my guitar rack in the studio and he grabbed this Les Paul, that kind of has the very most output, and plugged it into a 100-watt Marshall head and turned everything up real loud, and he goes, 'Check this out.'" Weiland was also taken by "Huckleberry Crumble" from the first moment he heard it. While the demo was played to him in the studio, Weiland immediately began hunting for a pen and pad of paper. Dean recalled, "From the first downbeat of the song, Scott was just in, and just writing down, and I think [he] had the melody within minutes."
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