Top singles from the past…
2 July 2020
Band: The Stone Roses (Manchester, UK)
Active: 1983–1996, 2011–2017
Single: One Love – non-album single
B-side: Something’s Burning
Released: 2 July 1990 – 30 years ago today
Score: #4 in the UK
Here come the roses…
THE STONE ROSES: Website
Ian Brown about that second and final Stone Roses album…
Check it out
if he’s right…
25 march 2020
Music is the dope, turn up the volume…
1. ‘Play Safe’ by IGGY POP
Let’s play safe / I never knew how / How to play safe / You told me how
2. ‘Safety Dance by MEN WITHOUT HATS
We can dance, we can dance everything out control / We can dance doing it wall to wall
3. ‘If You Tolerate This Then You’re Children Will Be Next’ by the MANICS
If you tolerate this then your children will be next, will be next, will be next, will be next
4. ‘Back Home’ by GOLDEN EARRING
People wonder why I’m going back home / Just the place where I belong / Back home
5. ‘Bitter Sweet Symphony’ by THE VERVE
I never pray / But tonight I’m on my knees / I need some sounds that recognize the pain in me
6. ‘Home’ by EDWARD SHARPE AND THE MAGNETIC ZEROS
Home, let me come home / Home is wherever I’m with you
7. ‘Come Home’ by JAMES
This is a testing time when the choice is mine / Am I a fool for love or foolish with desire
8. ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ by LIVERPOOL FANS
When you walk through a storm / Hold your head up high / And don’t be afraid of the dark
9. ‘All For One’ by THE STONE ROSES
All for one, one for all / If we take a stand, we shall not fall
10. ‘Let There Be Love‘ by OASIS
Who stole the soul from the sun in a world come undone at the seams? / Let there be love
Top singles from the past…
9 March 2020
Band: The Stone Roses
Single: I Wanna Be Adored
B-side: Where Angels Play
Released: 2 September 1991
Album: The Stone Roses
Score: The single reached #20 in the UK
Original clip…
Euphoric live version…
THE STONE ROSES: Facebook
Top singles from the past…
27 February 2020
Band: The Stone Roses
Single: Ten Storey Love Song – written by John Squire
B-sides: Ride On on 7″ and Ride On
and Moses (an instrumental) on CD
Released: 27 February 1995 – 25 years ago today
Album: Second Coming
Score: The single reached #12 on the UK Singles Chart
Here’s the original clip…
THE STONES ROSES: Facebook
Knockouts from the past…
21 December 2019
Band: The Stone Roses
Song: She Bangs The Drums
B-sides: Standing Here, Simone and Mersey Paradise
Released: July 1989 – 30 years ago
Album: from their self-titled debut LP
Score: it peaked at #34 in the UK
THE STONE ROSES: Facebook
Great magazine covers from the past…
Great magazine covers
THE STONE ROSES
18 April 2009
NME
5 December 2019
Today 25 years ago, on 5 December 1994, Manchester’s legends THE STONE ROSES released their second and final album titled biblically’ SECOND COMING‘. It came more than 5 years after their sensational self-titled debut LP, their magnum opus, all killers no fillers. The delay was due to a lengthy legal dispute with their first record label Silverstone Records, the fact that they were too busy spending the big advance money they got from their new, major label Geffen Records, but most of all there was the immense pressure
on the band to make another masterpiece.
Despite top tracks such as ‘Driving South’, ‘Ten Storey Love Song’, ‘Love Spreads’, ‘Your Star
Will Shine’ and ‘Begging You’ the longplayer failed to meet the high musical expectations and the critics weren’t impressed. Yet the record peaked at #4 on the UK Chart and sold over 1 million copies worldwide.
Here are the three singles…
– LOVE SPREADS –
– TEN STOREY LOVE SONG –
– BEGGING YOU –
Album in full…
Back sleeve
30 November 2019
It was the Madchester era. It seemed like all great bands at the time came out of that buzzing city up north, called Manchester, the town of 24 Hour Party People.
Two of the biggest bands on the scene, THE STONE ROSES and HAPPY MONDAYS even performed on the same edition of the legendary BBC music programme Top Of The Pops. It happened on 30 November 1989, 30 years ago.
The Stone Roses played their greatest single success, the awesome trippy ‘Fool’s Gold’
and Happy Mondays, with surprising special guest, the late great Kirsty MacColl played ‘Hallelujah’ from their Madchester Rave On EP. Time to watch some cool moves…
– ‘Fool’s Gold‘ by THE STONE ROSES –
– ‘Hallelujah’ by HAPPY MONDAYS –
Knockouts from the past…
13 November 2019
Band: The Stone Roses
Song: Fools Gold / Although It wasn’t perceived
that way by the public this was a double A-side single
with What The World Is Waiting For as the second track
Released: 13 November 1989, 30 years ago today via
their first, independent, label Silverstone Records
Note 1: There were 2 versions available of ‘Fools Gold‘.
A 4.15-minute one and an extended version of 9.53
Note 2: It was a stand-alone single, but appeared on
certain non-UK versions of their self-titled debut LP
Note 3: ‘Fools Gold‘ stayed in the UK Singles Chart
for fourteen weeks, peaking at #8
The short version…
The extended one…
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THE STONE ROSES: Biography
TURN UP THE VOLUME 