Albums by The Stone Roses
ALBUMThe RemixesThe Stone Roses
ALBUMSecond ComingThe Stone Roses
ALBUMTurns Into StoneThe Stone Roses
ALBUMThe Stone Roses (20th Anniversary Edition) [Remastered]The Stone Roses
The Stone Roses's Popular Music Videos
Fools Gold
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I Wanna Be Adored
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I Am the Resurrection (Live In Blackpool)
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Love Spreads
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She Bangs the Drums
The Stone Roses
Fools Gold
The Stone Roses
She Bangs the Drums (Live In Blackpool)
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Fools Gold (Top Of The Pops)
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Waterfall (Live In Blackpool)
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I Wanna Be Adored
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Artist Playlists
The Stone Roses Essentials
One of the prime movers of Britpop.
Inspired by The Stone Roses
The band that invented Britpop.
The Stone Roses: Influences
The ‘60s icons and ‘70s riffers that taught them how to groove.
Artist Biography
The Stone Roses emerged from the UK Madchester scene to become one of the most influential and critically acclaimed British rock bands of the 1990s.
∙ The band played their first concert as The Stone Roses in 1984, opening in London for Pete Townshend, who invited them to play after frontman Ian Brown sent him a demo tape.
∙ Their quadruple-Platinum self-titled 1989 debut LP has been named by Rolling Stone and NME as one of the greatest albums of all time and a key influence on ’90s rock.
∙ Many of their best-known songs—including Gold-certified ’89 singles “I Wanna Be Adored,” “She Bangs the Drum,” and “Made of Stone”—became global hits after being reissued in the early ’90s.
∙ Second Coming—the band’s second and final album—arrived in 1994 and produced their highest charting hit with the UK No. 2 single “Love Spreads.”
∙ After breaking up in 1997, The Stone Roses reunited in 2011 and released the singles “All for One” and “Beautiful Thing” in 2016 before disbanding once again a year later.
Hometown
Manchester, England
Genre
Alternative