The Stone Roses

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  1. GPK

    GPK BigSoccer Supporter

    Aug 5, 1999
    San Diego, CA
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    If you own the first album....play it....

    If you don't...buy it...

    Lemons.
     
  2. J. Books

    J. Books New Member

    Oct 8, 2001
    Maryland
    How ironic.

    I just pulled that CD out a few nights ago. I have had it on heavy heavy rotation in my room since.


    Even the mediocre songs fit perfectly together.

    Too bad their second LP just can't compare.
     
  3. lanman

    lanman BigSoccer Supporter

    Aug 30, 2002
    Turns Into Stone is also oustanding - a collection of their other stuff from late 80's early 90's including Elephant Stone, One Love and Fools Gold.
     
  4. J. Books

    J. Books New Member

    Oct 8, 2001
    Maryland
    They have a Hendrixy B-side instrumental called 'Moses' which rocks.
     
  5. Canadian_Supporter

    Staff Member

    Dec 20, 1999
    Prostějov, CR
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    Moses can be found on 'Ten Story Love Song.' I just listened to the single today....

    The Second Coming is obviously not as good as the first CD, but it does have its moments.

    Garage Flower is also a good CD, if you can find it. The songs on the CD are either unreleased or early version of released songs. It is still an excellent CD.
     
  6. cj herrera

    cj herrera New Member

    May 7, 1999
    Oakland, damn straig
    Pitchfork created a list recently: Top 100 Albums of the 80s, where The Stone Roses placed at 39.

    I thought this guys capsule review of the record was pretty good.

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    039: The Stone Roses
    The Stone Roses
    [Silvertone; 1989]

    The Stone Roses arrived so fully formed upon the release of their debut that it destroyed them altogether. This record simultaneously gathers the disparate strands of UK rock in the 80s and predicts the Britpop of the 90s. Guitar hooks drip from the stereo like honey spiked with acid and a dab of arsenic. Vocalist Ian Brown exudes boredom and venom in equal measure, calmly repeating, "I wanna be adored/ You adore me," as a mantra and confidently declaring, "I Am the Resurrection," as though it were pre-written. And it all sounded so good you believed it, even if just for a moment. --Joe Tangari


    http://pitchforkmedia.com/top/80s/index7.shtml

    >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

    I just bought another copy recently, after going a few years without one due to great malfeasance of a bad person.

    Putting it on again was just . . . . Aaahhh.
     
  7. art

    art Member

    Jul 2, 2000
    Portland OR
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    Pretty cool list that very much resembles my cd/tape collection. Yes, I live in the past.

    The Mat's "Tim" at 37? I love the Mats as much as anyone, but that was their weakest record I thought.
     
  8. Alex_1

    Alex_1 Member

    Mar 29, 2002
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    "Shoot You Down"

    Anyone ever hear the remix to "Shoot You Down"? It was popular in the UK about 2 years ago... it was the original remixed and sampled by a DJ... I'll have to pick it up at home to get the details.
     
  9. panicfc

    panicfc Member+

    Dec 22, 2000
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    Everyone has to listen to the Stone Roses. I do like the "Second Coming" a lot. Of course the first one is great, but something about "Drivin South" is just the coolest song.

    If you know someone who isn't cool, break out "Drivin South", "Fools Gold" and "I wanna be adored" - if they don't cool up after that - well get a shovel and dig their grave.
     
  10. Footix

    Footix Member

    Dec 11, 1998
    Left Of The Dial

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