The Stone Roses

SUMMER PARTY PLAYLIST Part 9 – 15 Oldie Thrills

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19 August 2023

Turn up the heat and feel the beat.

It’s PART 9 of Turn Up The Volume‘s yearly hot summer playlists.
This week 15 punk-rock-pop-dance-psych-and-other-hot-stuff oldies.

TRACK BY TRACK

1. W.L.F. by HAPPY MONDAYS (1989)

2. ‘Feel Every Beat’ by ELECTRONIC (1991)
Johnny Marr and Bernard Sumner

3. ‘Thank You’ by THE CHARLATANS (1995)

4. ‘Junco Partner’ by THE CLASH (1979)

5. ‘Door Deep’ by SINEAD O’CONNOR (2005)

6. ‘Original’ by LEFTFIELD (1995)
The Curve‘s utterly cool Toni Halliday

7. ‘Waiting For The Siren’s Call’ by NEW ORDER (2006)

8. ‘Good Stuff’ by THE B-52’s (1992)

9. ‘I Want To Be Adored’ by THE STONE ROSES (1989)

10. ‘Presidici (Et Chapaquiditch)‘ by THE JESUS AND MARY CHAIN (2022)

11. ‘Now’ by DEXYS (2022)

12. ‘Flame’ by SEBADOH (1999)

13. ‘Untouchable’ by GARBAGE (2001)

14. ‘Slow And Low’ by BEASTIE BOYS (1986)


15. ‘Sour Cherry’ by THE KILLS (2008)

ALL TOGETHER


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See/hear you next week, music junkies

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SUMMER PARTY PLAYLIST Part 4 – 20 Top Thrills – New & Old

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14 July 2023

Turn up the heat and feel your heart beat.

It’s PART 4 of Turn Up The Volume‘s yearly hot summer playlists.
A mix of new and old tunes. A mix of adrenalin-infused punk/rock
anthems, dance fireworks, and some moony musings to end the
party when the sun comes up.

TRACK BY TRACK

1. ‘Casting No Light’ by NOBLE ROT (2023)

2. ‘Every Day Should Be A Holiday’ by THE DANDY WARHOLS (2010)


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2. ‘Fixer Upper’ by YARD ACT (2020)


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3. ‘Driving South’ by THE STONE ROSES (1994)


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4. ‘North American Scum’ by LCD SOUNDSYTEM (2009)

5. ‘Fixer Upper’ by YARD ACT (2020)


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6. ‘The Jezebel Spirit’ by Brian Eno & David Byrne (1981)


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7. ‘What We All Want’ by GANG OF FOUR (1981)


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8. ‘Bad Business Barbie’ by ROYAL CASTLES (2023)


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9. ‘Heart Like Chernobyl’ by SOFT CELL (2022)

10. ‘In The Room Where You Sleep’ by THE BANKROBBER (2021)


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11. ‘Leave Me Dry’ by ILA (2021)


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12. ‘Moving Too Fast’ by ANNIE TAYLOR (2023)


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13. ‘New Sensations’ by LOU REED (1984)


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14. Mr. E’s Beautiful Blues by EELS (2000)


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15. ‘Coming Home’ by DEXYS (2023)


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16. ‘Walk A Mile’ by AUSTIN GRIMM (2023)


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17. ‘Loud.exe’ by ODAWIN (2023)


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18. ‘Never Been Kissed’ by HOLLIE CARMEN (2023)


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19. ‘When I Look Out I Can See No Stars’ by LOSSLINE (2023)


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20. ‘Come Sit In My Chair’ by FRANCINE HONEY (2023)


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ALL TOGETHER


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See/hear you next week, music junkies

TUTV: Blog – Facebook – Instagram

NOW PLAYING – The Best Ever Debut Album

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17 February 2023

THE STONE ROSES
Self-titled debut album
2 May 1989

No fillers, all killers!
Psychedelic groove
euphoria in motion!

Pitchfork wrote: “Exploding the false dichotomy of album band/singles band, The Stone
Roses is a logical, cohesive album made up of incredible stand-alone songs. Brown’s vocals, guitarist John Squire’s intricate fingerwork and mighty riffs, and rhythm section Mani and
Reni’s sly, lockstepping grooves, are a textbook case of the whole far exceeding its components.” Score: 10/10.

– I WANNA BE ADORED –
The anthemic single

– FULL ALBUM –

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THE STONE ROSES: Bio – Discography

LIVE KICK OF THE DAY – When The FANS Of THE STONE ROSES Want To Be Adored

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One live track a day keeps the doctor away

1. The Stone Roses‘ self-titled album (1989) is
one of the best debuts in modern rock history.

2. The Stone Roses in London in 1994 is one of the best concerts I ever saw.
An awesome buzz from start to finish (even Ian Brown sang in tune).

3. They did some ‘take the money and run‘ tours
between 2012 and 2016. Greedy bastards.

But the fans in Manchester in 2016 didn’t care.
They all wanted to be adored …

THE STONE ROSES: History

Baggy Swagger -‘ONE LOVE’ By THE STONE ROSES Released 30 Years Ago

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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

Ten Inspiring Songs To Keep That Vicious Coronovirus Out Of Your Safe Home…

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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

‘Ten Storey Love Song’ By THE STONES ROSES – Released 25 Years Ago Today…

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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…


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‘SHE BANGS THE DRUMS’ By THE STONE ROSES – 30 Years Ago…

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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

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