One of the best songs I've ever heard from one of the greatest British bands ever. I was 19 when this came out, now I'm 50 and this track is still the mutts nuts.
Black midi? theyre fucking incredible. Sleaford mods? No, there's still lots of incredible musicians coming out of Britain, probably always will be. But its a different world now. Music as an art form has pretty much died completely. Not just in europe, but globally. Kids all wanna be youtubers or streamers or gangsta rappers now. Which is extremely fucking depressing. They dont buy music anymore. If they buy anything, they buy spotify subscriptions, which pays musicians pennies to the 10k streams. An infinitely worse deal than bands were getting from predatory record labels back in the day. Kids today are much more likely to binge watch youtube commentary videos or watch Hassan Piker eat on twitch for 9 hours than they are to sit down and listen to music. All that combined (no public interest from young people, the lifeblood of cultural movements, and no money to be made) makes the development of a new indie subculture movement like punk or grunge near impossible. Id better stop there or ill get upset and jump off a bridge lol... get me started on this subject and ill never shut up. Havent even touched on movies yet... One superhero movie after another after another after another... Roadmaps for 20 years worth of more superhero movies... As for novels and literature, thats over. Novels are deader than the dodo. The internet has completely killed subculture, brutally murdered it. Take me back to the world of the Smiths and Nirvana and Thomas Pynchon and Quentin Tarantino please. You can keep the internet.
@@signoguns8501 unfortunately most of what’s coming out of the uk is drill made by wastemen who can barely pronounce the words they’re butchering. it’s sad what’s happened to the whole scene.
@@RQBtv It's sad what's happened to the entire world. There's nothing going on out there anymore. Social media dominates everything. If you're someone that likes art and music and movies and literature, then youre fucked, with a capital F. There's not much left for people like you. But if you want to see a 19-part series detailing the downfall of Onision, or if you want an hour long documentary on the fuck ups of Bethesda, or if you like watching superhero movies and shitty remakes of classics, then the modern world will make you very happy. We got that stuff coming out of the wazoo
Drummer: laying it down guitarist: Perfect mix of wah wah and rhythm singer: velvet delivery with haunting undertones video director: let's go to the desert and walk around for miles, dying of thirst
This what weed does to brain on 90s, back than was more stressful than nowaday. And day say our time was more stressful. Back to weed stuff, talent are hiden in you.
The Stone Roses were pretty cool. I think they were/are pretty underappreciated. 'FOOLS GOLD', and 'I WANT TO BE ADORED' are two of their coolest songs.
Never gets old does it? So hard to put into words how incredible this was when it came out. Wasn't just the music, it was the clothes and the attitude.
Yet you have The Beatles, considered the most influential musicians of their time, iron maiden, black sabbath, oasis, rolling stones and the stone roses. Probably even more
They were great days with many great bands. It was a great song back then but compared with todays mass produced dregs this is an absolute master piece.
Remember when I spent my only money when I was a student (in Ukraine) to buy this original LP as it was released for incredible price. I still keep it as a memory! Love, love it!
@@MrVegasdeuce not joking actually, he's not alive. Because he's my comrade(from Ukraine) I looked up his Facebook page(identical photo) his last post from his brother(seems like by the comments) saying he's dead for 5 years now. Jesus Christ it's sadness from nowhere...
Stone Roses has never recieved the recognition they should have. This is a group of talented musicians! Just listen to that guitar! I mean damn that's some good playing! I was in high school in these dudes came out and I I loved them then and I still dig them now!🌺🌺🌺 🐍🌹🌹🐍
Not really good talented musicians get the recognition they deserve and Stone roses are not good musicians. There songs and persona are boring without any memorable hits.
@@humanchannel7825 Are you serious? You think John Squire isn't a good musician? Fools Gold, Waterfall, Sally Cinnamon and Adored aren't memorable?? Every time I here these songs it reminds me of one of the best years of my life 1989. What were you doing in 1989??
Has to be one of the funkiest songs ever. Squire nails it and the bass sets it perfectly along with the drums. Even today you don't get such a sound and this was 27 years ago
In the 90's I loved hearing 2 Great British Bands: Oasis and The Verve... But I recently Discovered this Amazing Band and it Really Surprised Me... Greetings from PERU amigos
I remember when I first saw this. I'd been into metal , fast heavy stuff. This seemed so loose and flowing but still had attitude and I've loved them since
It does not matter what your race, gender, age or musical preference is that beat will have you tapping your foot, nodding your head or flinging your arms about! Timeless classic 👊🏾
I love how this is exactly the same video as "I Wanna Be Adored", they were probably like, "Screw it, we're already out here, let's just shoot for Fools Gold."
Backpacked around Europe. Ended my 4 month trip with friends in the UK. I bought myself a 45 vinyl of this song. I put it on the record player in a friend's bedroom, went to the livingroom, all of them just sitting on the floor, bobbing their heads like the drummer in this video. 😅❤️
I am from Belgrade, Serbia. In 1990, I started high school and this was the first band I fell in love with. Even today, the Stone Roses mean a lot to me and evoke the same emotions as they did back then. I listened to many bands in the meantime, but Stone Roses marked me for the rest of my life
What an artist. Britain really does produce some amazing talent. Big shout from the US. I'm also loving other various UK based acts like The Prodigy, Happy Mondays, Chemical Brothers, The Streets, Leftfield, Faithless, Burial, Massive Attack, Stereo MCs, Orbital, Tricky, Underworld, Unkle, Sleaford Mods, AllFlaws
According to Acclaimed Music, The Stone Roses is the 58th most ranked record on critics' all-time lists.[41] In 1997, it was named the second greatest album of all time in a "Music of the Millennium" poll conducted by HMV, Channel 4, The Guardian and Classic FM.[40] In 1998, Q magazine readers placed it at number 4,[42] while in 2000 the same magazine placed it at number 29 in its list of the "100 Greatest British Albums Ever."
When I was travelling from one Gawdforsaken military outpost in the Saudi and Kuwaiti deserts to another at the close of Operation Desert Storm in 1991, I had only my Sony Walkman for company (yes, I know that dates me to the Late Cretaceous Period). Unfortunately, I lost all of my cassettes to enemy action (or was it carelessness?) save one: The Stone Roses' eponymous first album. It was a band that was virtually unknown in the USA at that time save to a few Terpsichorean cognoscenti, including a friend of mine who gave me a copy of the album. I must have listened to that tape a hundred times at night to drown out the sounds of jets and generators, and I still consider it among my top 10 favorite albums. While in the UK in the early 90's, I tried but failed to synchronize my work schedule with their concert tours a few times, to no avail. I know they got back together in 2011 and toured for a while, but haven't done so since 2017. If they ever do play live again, go see 'em!
I saw under the video a link for Stones Roses tickets. I hope you can get to one of their concerts as we come out of this Covid crap. Have faith Patrick & God Bless you.
Trying to play this on drums tripped me up for years, always had the pattern but it was the subtleties and nuances in texture i could never recreate. Genius result from a genius band!
If it wasn't for THE OJAY'S Classic 'FOR THE LOVE OF MONEY, this BARNSTORMER OF AN ANTHEM would not have been created, FOOL'S GOLD...AN ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE, NUFF RESPEKT
What utter rubbish they are completely different Melodie’s bass lines time sequences and chords. The roses created a masterpiece that only James browns rhythm section can compete with. Learn music my friend or don’t comment
Mad days in a mates squat in Elephant & Castle, South London, raving all over the South East, then going to work in Finsbury Park N4! Crazy days! UK 🇬🇧
Tribute | One of my favourite tracks of all time. Saw this on Top of the Pops in 1989 and it changed my world. Happy Mondays played 'Hallelujah' on the same show. Amazing :)
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Threw a party around 1990 - this was the only song we played all night....
Like in Fr Ted, the DK playing The Specials' Ghost Town over & over.......
The only song you needed to play!!!
This is England.
Man !!! You need to really get some more records hey...
doesn't sound like tons of fun
I've had this song on repeat since 1990.
So have I
and so have i
Ñjmñnmk😅0ñ9m😅8mAaqaa3aWeaeawqwwwa3wawwqqea3wwawsae 2:10 @@willemoranje
hahaha hilarious frikkin awesome
You guys were late to the party. I’ve been listening to this since ‘89
This is the coolest song to ever exist on our planet
True
Are you Madd 😂
@@BradTheMaddMan More than likely
no.
My House by The Baytovens
One of the best songs I've ever heard from one of the greatest British bands ever. I was 19 when this came out, now I'm 50 and this track is still the mutts nuts.
I agree. Very Mutt Nutty!
Same, but I am 55 (gulp). I think The Stone Roses were a nice segue to Oasis. I went nuts when Squire played with Oasis at Knebworth.
This is a lesser imitation of Darshan by Fripp and Sylvian
And I still can’t understand most of the words lol
@@johnnyrotten9853 you and me both Johnny.
Still sounds fresh after 30 years. ❤️
♥️
Fresh. Cool. Rockin’’. Funky. Melodic as all get out... and look kids... no auto-tune! 😊👍🏼🎉
WTF 30 years?! I'm that old. Don't feel like it.
Some music is timeless
This song was realsed in 1989, but it feels like a 90s song. (Well, 89 is a year away from 90, but still...)
I can't believe this was made in 1989, it sounds fresh and timeless. This band was way ahead of thier time.
This is one of the bands that always sound like the future of rock
LOL. So it sounds like the bland, mindless, culture-free pap of 2020. True, mate. I agree.
Zena Merton who pissed in your cornflakes?
This song is a fucking gem, how dare you bring that negativity around here
I haven't heard anything in 2020 that matches Stone Roses.
Nah tbh it sounds of its time yknow like primal scream n all that proper uk baggy sound
This plays on a loop in my head whenever I'm walking around Manchester's city centre.
I'm from Blackley Manchester, Living near the CC currently and I spend a lot of time in the Centre, it's incredible
thats funny, I've lived here all my life and all I hear when I go to town is the sound of my own footsteps as I run away from muggers and rapists.
@@platinumnitrocharge4218 you’re delirious if you think Manchester is full of muggers and rapists
@@pf6875 ikr. The united fans live in london
@@mcfcfan1870 city fans barely live in Manchester lad don’t talk about where United fans live 😂
My God, the drummer is amazing. Bass is brilliant too. The whole thing is fucking ace
All🔥4aces
Fucking well ace
Heavily sampled. Beat is from Bobby Byrd hotpants. Which has been used in loads of songs especially in the 90s
You seem to be unaware of reni’s capabilities
35 years and still a smoking hot song.
A timeless masterpiece. The days of music like this being made in Britain seem to gone
Check out Sleaford Mods then. Us Brits just churn out talent.
I mean, you guys have Damon Albarn and The Gorillaz
Black midi? theyre fucking incredible. Sleaford mods? No, there's still lots of incredible musicians coming out of Britain, probably always will be. But its a different world now. Music as an art form has pretty much died completely. Not just in europe, but globally. Kids all wanna be youtubers or streamers or gangsta rappers now. Which is extremely fucking depressing. They dont buy music anymore. If they buy anything, they buy spotify subscriptions, which pays musicians pennies to the 10k streams. An infinitely worse deal than bands were getting from predatory record labels back in the day. Kids today are much more likely to binge watch youtube commentary videos or watch Hassan Piker eat on twitch for 9 hours than they are to sit down and listen to music. All that combined (no public interest from young people, the lifeblood of cultural movements, and no money to be made) makes the development of a new indie subculture movement like punk or grunge near impossible.
Id better stop there or ill get upset and jump off a bridge lol... get me started on this subject and ill never shut up. Havent even touched on movies yet... One superhero movie after another after another after another... Roadmaps for 20 years worth of more superhero movies... As for novels and literature, thats over. Novels are deader than the dodo. The internet has completely killed subculture, brutally murdered it. Take me back to the world of the Smiths and Nirvana and Thomas Pynchon and Quentin Tarantino please. You can keep the internet.
@@signoguns8501 unfortunately most of what’s coming out of the uk is drill made by wastemen who can barely pronounce the words they’re butchering. it’s sad what’s happened to the whole scene.
@@RQBtv It's sad what's happened to the entire world. There's nothing going on out there anymore. Social media dominates everything.
If you're someone that likes art and music and movies and literature, then youre fucked, with a capital F. There's not much left for people like you. But if you want to see a 19-part series detailing the downfall of Onision, or if you want an hour long documentary on the fuck ups of Bethesda, or if you like watching superhero movies and shitty remakes of classics, then the modern world will make you very happy. We got that stuff coming out of the wazoo
This is one of those songs that is so uniquely good I think “How did they even produce that?”
Epic wah-wah and bass line.
That bass line is the best thing about this song
It’s an absolute masterpiece isn’t it
Oh yes. Pity Ian Brown has recently gone ‘full Morrisey’ and turned into a right bellend.
with lots of MD
@@clothilde1623 i like ian brown voice too...the single song its very nice
Brilliant even now 2024
That guitar on the wah pedal is fricking mint, everything is just musically perfect and made in Manchester!
I agree on all above. but deny Manchester any more greatness than any other geographical spot... :)
One of the greatest pieces of music ever recorded
ya
No, just one riff played over and over
@@leob4403 ..
@@Br1tp0pp some uk chav whos brain is so fried by xtc, cant even write letters anymore😸
Drummer: laying it down
guitarist: Perfect mix of wah wah and rhythm
singer: velvet delivery with haunting undertones
video director: let's go to the desert and walk around for miles, dying of thirst
It's only Rhyl beach.
wanna also trip on this gorgeous bassline!!💯💯
Incredibly sexy beat! Just amazing in a sensual way beyond description.
literally, the bass is the main riff bro, like always, an underrated instrument
Xd
That bass is epic
That riff is too good.
That drumbeat and bass is mesmerizing. Simply amazing.
This is what talent sounds like, Radio 1.
yes mate
YES THIS IS REAL MUSIC
YEP : )
This used to be on Radio one. Times change...for the worst though. Modern music is garbage.
This what weed does to brain on 90s, back than was more stressful than nowaday. And day say our time was more stressful. Back to weed stuff, talent are hiden in you.
I remember this being the first song I liked on Fifa 2004. Memories
fucking hell this gaming crap l o l
@@kikidulalinko5570 shut up
sad
It was also in GTA San Andreas
@@brandonfontaine362 radio x
stunning bass and drum track. Like this songs barely needs anything else.
Sevrin-13 well it does
Full version is eargasm🎶🎵
KAMU
this was inspired by James Brown's Funky Drumner
@@nicolerobinson7920 No the drums is from Hot pants Bobby Byrd
Top ten songs of all time
Probably the coolest tune ever
The Stone Roses were pretty cool. I think they were/are pretty underappreciated. 'FOOLS GOLD', and 'I WANT TO BE ADORED' are two of their coolest songs.
I'd definetly add I Am the Resurrection 😍
I’d include Dolphins were Monkeys in there too.
Never gets old does it? So hard to put into words how incredible this was when it came out. Wasn't just the music, it was the clothes and the attitude.
Still one of the coolest tracks ever.
Had a tooth pulled while hearing this for the first time,it overcame the discomfort and the memory is a pleasant one.
England delivers best music in the world
Yet you have The Beatles, considered the most influential musicians of their time, iron maiden, black sabbath, oasis, rolling stones and the stone roses. Probably even more
@@sebgb2491 Up the Irons!
How about Phil Collins?
@@sebgb2491 bee gees ???,
Most of the music that I like comes from the UK, and the music that I like the most comes from the UK
One of the greatest bands of their generation. Hugely underrated...........
Appreciated by many in the know from day one!! ☝️
Im 45 now, i was 15 when i first heard this track .sounds as good today as when i first heard it 😍
Use to dance to this when it came out. Club I went to had a Retro Night that was anything after 79 and before 90. Heard this every Tuesday.
A was 19 happy mad days!!!
Me too 1974
They were great days with many great bands. It was a great song back then but compared with todays mass produced dregs this is an absolute master piece.
Yes Dean lad. I'm 45 and heard it same time in school mate. Great days
I was 19 in 1989 now 52 and still love this , I couldn’t tell u how many times I played this song during the 90’s
Me too. 52. This is the best.
Me too 52..🤩born in hot August 71 😍
me too, this cd is still in my car on regular cue
Ans you are still playing
So was and do I.
Remember when I spent my only money when I was a student (in Ukraine) to buy this original LP as it was released for incredible price. I still keep it as a memory! Love, love it!
If your still alive, I'll buy it off ya.
Greetings from Kharkiv, mate!
Greetings from Kryvyi Rih
@@MrVegasdeuce not joking actually, he's not alive. Because he's my comrade(from Ukraine) I looked up his Facebook page(identical photo) his last post from his brother(seems like by the comments) saying he's dead for 5 years now. Jesus Christ it's sadness from nowhere...
@@McCaggan he's dead, no joke sad af
It's the subtle yet very cool beat that always gets me
not subtle, not cool...
Don't know mate , "subtle" isn't the right word, that beat is literally the bulk of the composition.
@@pitmezzari2873 It's as subtle as a barking dog who won't shut up when you're trying to sleep
Stone Roses has never recieved the recognition they should have. This is a group of talented musicians! Just listen to that guitar! I mean damn that's some good playing! I was in high school in these dudes came out and I I loved them then and I still dig them now!🌺🌺🌺
🐍🌹🌹🐍
Their guitar reminds me John Frusciante's. That's why I'm here
@@bogdanbublikov9780 That doesn't exist. I have just typed it in. Did you dream it??
Not really good talented musicians get the recognition they deserve and Stone roses are not good musicians. There songs and persona are boring without any memorable hits.
@@humanchannel7825 Are you serious? You think John Squire isn't a good musician? Fools Gold, Waterfall, Sally Cinnamon and Adored aren't memorable?? Every time I here these songs it reminds me of one of the best years of my life 1989. What were you doing in 1989??
@@lennywebb6740 , I agree wuth you Lenny😘
August 2024 anyone? 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 bucket hat drummer forever!!
I'm here,Love this song!!!😅
Hellyeah it’s my birthday month too love it! this song came out in GTA San Andreas gta has great taste 🤘🏼
August 11th 2024 .. Hello...
September 2024
September actually 😉
no doubt England really has talented musicians
init
wow this song is timeless, it doesn't seem like it was made over 20 years ago, it never gets old.
a perfect description for a perfect song
IT'S 2019 WHICH MAKES THIS TUNE 30 YEARS OLD.
@@alanstrom2221 Some great songs were made 30 years ago.
Looks like 20 years ... 30 is too much! SHIT I'm old
Err, you mean 30 years.
Has to be one of the funkiest songs ever. Squire nails it and the bass sets it perfectly along with the drums. Even today you don't get such a sound and this was 27 years ago
Manny n squire combo never fails 😂😂😂
Effortlessly cool, and certainly one of the best bass lines of all time.
In the 90's I loved hearing 2 Great British Bands: Oasis and The Verve... But I recently Discovered this Amazing Band and it Really Surprised Me... Greetings from PERU amigos
This was the 1980s.
They were before Oasis, the original Manchester & Liverpool scene, Happy Mondays, Charlatans, Oasis didn’t exist before these guys.
Te recomiendo a Blur, saludos desde chile
You are missing Suede!
If this beat doesn't hit you your dead inside....masterclass
or you're just dull enough to go bananas over this repetitive simplistic pattern
I guess I'm dead
Sounds like they stole it from 1970 funk and added a guy singing
Amen break innit.
@@Falconhooff think break
@@chriswhite2151 name the song u're talking about pls
These guitars are just unreal...Pure genius..That album was ground breaking.
2023 we are still rocking the music 🎼 it’ will NEVER stop
Everything molding into one, house, rock, together.
I remember when I first saw this. I'd been into metal , fast heavy stuff. This seemed so loose and flowing but still had attitude and I've loved them since
It does not matter what your race, gender, age or musical preference is that beat will have you tapping your foot, nodding your head or flinging your arms about! Timeless classic 👊🏾
Fuck identity politics.
So wonderfully true🤩
@@paolobenmore3504 I agree!!
But it does matter David.
It always matters
@@trentbateman It does for some! Not for me though!
I love how this is exactly the same video as "I Wanna Be Adored", they were probably like, "Screw it, we're already out here, let's just shoot for Fools Gold."
😂😂😂
Grabado el mismo día, si.
Buenazo!
Backpacked around Europe. Ended my 4 month trip with friends in the UK. I bought myself a 45 vinyl of this song. I put it on the record player in a friend's bedroom, went to the livingroom, all of them just sitting on the floor, bobbing their heads like the drummer in this video. 😅❤️
What a memory, great times were had !
The Stone Roses brought funk to my life
I am from Belgrade, Serbia. In 1990, I started high school and this was the first band I fell in love with. Even today, the Stone Roses mean a lot to me and evoke the same emotions as they did back then. I listened to many bands in the meantime, but Stone Roses marked me for the rest of my life
I don't want to sound patronizing but your English is excellent.
Hearing this album always inspires me to try and write something groovy.
Same here.
2024, and STILL a banger.
why shouldn't it be?
"Grove Street. Home. At least it was 'till I fucked everything up." - Carl Johnson
CJ llegando a San Fierro
LOL
Dude, you brought me back to the good old days of 2004!
"as Barack Obama" - Jason Statham
In a word. This song is relentless.
‘Been one of my top five since I first heard it… something like 25 years ago.
30 years later and still as great
One of the coolest song of all the times
doesn't get much better than this !
a quarter of a century and there is not much since to beat this groove !
Stone Roses' first album and singles and Primal Scream's Screamadelica are timeless masterpieces.
Gustavo B. L. Yup, good call!
You said everything It's a perfect match.
Gustavo B. L. You forgot Pills 'n' Thrills and Bellyaches from Happy Mondays...
Gustavo B. L.lfjdjdkekd
Gustavo B. L. if you were stoned
One of the greatest songs ever made.
Learning to play guitar so only now appreciate how good John Squire was, unreal musicians
Can't hear this now without thinking of Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
which is such a brilliant film and it has a wicked soundtrack
What an artist. Britain really does produce some amazing talent. Big shout from the US.
I'm also loving other various UK based acts like
The Prodigy, Happy Mondays, Chemical Brothers, The Streets, Leftfield, Faithless, Burial,
Massive Attack, Stereo MCs, Orbital, Tricky, Underworld, Unkle, Sleaford Mods, AllFlaws
Listen to Royal Blood 🏴❤️👑🎵
some older bands from my era Wire ,XTC, The Sound, Comsat Angels, Doll by Doll (first album remember) Gang of Four
Check out Aphex Twin and Four tet.
will do @@Charlalaland
The Fall!!
First acid tab, played this for about 15 hrs on loop. Never forget. I buzz every time I here it 40 yrs later
I just love the drummer! He really is immersed into playing his drum and is in awe of the music!
Some people say that, he plays the drums like Hendrix played the guitar
reni was the best drummer of the 80s
So dumb. Those drums are off that bobby byrd record. Ha ha! best drummer of the 80's....
@@asshoIe94 Yes the song Hot pants
Would you bum him?
If you love him that much?
Or have you had your 6 pack and are now talking shite?
I like how they saved money by making the same video for two different songs.
captaintifany: The production reminds me of the one for that James single from the same late '80s-early '90s era ("Shaman", I think)
and why is he holding a microphone in a video?
Sometimes he sings and the microphone is 4 feet away lol
Hahahaha
With that theory, it just made this band extra special to me now
@@Xavier-Denis you think he doesn't know that??
Timeless, poetic, enough said. Larry from Ireland 🇮🇪.
This song is timeless.
So underrated masterpiece...
But full version is real masterpiece 🎶
underrated?
@@dereksteele291 just sorta forgotten about
According to Acclaimed Music, The Stone Roses is the 58th most ranked record on critics' all-time lists.[41] In 1997, it was named the second greatest album of all time in a "Music of the Millennium" poll conducted by HMV, Channel 4, The Guardian and Classic FM.[40] In 1998, Q magazine readers placed it at number 4,[42] while in 2000 the same magazine placed it at number 29 in its list of the "100 Greatest British Albums Ever."
It's not underrated lmao, this is a classic
Great memories, great track, great funky guitar!
The 80's was a decade with some simply epic music. This song stands shoulder to shoulder with the very finest.
this came out in '90.
@@umji3389 No it didn't.
@@sureshot8399 this version of the song did, d-bag.
This is more 90s
@@tastypymp1287 It feels that way, and the influence of the song certainly was felt in the 90's, but it was released in the 80's.
GTA San Andreas and FIFA 2004 brought me here 🔥🔥 peak PS2 days...
San andreas has songs from the roses?
I discovered this song from NBA 2K8.
Lock, stock & 2 smoking barrels brought me here.
Matt Hoffman pro BMX on PlayStation.
Lock , stock and two smoking barrels!!!
for sheer tunemaking , UK brings the fire
When I was travelling from one Gawdforsaken military outpost in the Saudi and Kuwaiti deserts to another at the close of Operation Desert Storm in 1991, I had only my Sony Walkman for company (yes, I know that dates me to the Late Cretaceous Period). Unfortunately, I lost all of my cassettes to enemy action (or was it carelessness?) save one: The Stone Roses' eponymous first album. It was a band that was virtually unknown in the USA at that time save to a few Terpsichorean cognoscenti, including a friend of mine who gave me a copy of the album. I must have listened to that tape a hundred times at night to drown out the sounds of jets and generators, and I still consider it among my top 10 favorite albums. While in the UK in the early 90's, I tried but failed to synchronize my work schedule with their concert tours a few times, to no avail. I know they got back together in 2011 and toured for a while, but haven't done so since 2017. If they ever do play live again, go see 'em!
I saw under the video a link for Stones Roses tickets. I hope you can get to one of their concerts as we come out of this Covid crap. Have faith Patrick & God Bless you.
Trying to play this on drums tripped me up for years, always had the pattern but it was the subtleties and nuances in texture i could never recreate. Genius result from a genius band!
Its actually a sample of a bobby bird funk break, its called i'm coming (bonus beats)
2021....still sounds fantastic.Legend.
25 % Radio X
25 % Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
50 % both
100% Stone Roses.
The world's end
FIFA 2004
This Is England 90
I shit you not i thought i knew San Andreas like my back pocket but i have never fucking noticed this song in it. Huh..
The class of this tune never fades
2023 and this song hasn’t aged at all, it’s as epic as ever ❤
A perfect song does never age.
modern artists can learn something from this
probably the greatest song of all time!
Just watched This Is England '90...took me back to 1990...I was 21 and MAD FOR IT!!!!!!
Dont go too far
Happy 30th! Debut album from the Stone Roses released May 1989 - still the best...
I'm listening It in 2019 for the first time. What a fookin great album!!!! Waiting 4 years to publish the second album was a musical crime!!!
Thanks Gta!
Yep, the brothers were
feeling this joint. Funky as hell!!!
If it wasn't for THE OJAY'S Classic 'FOR THE LOVE OF MONEY, this BARNSTORMER OF AN ANTHEM would not have been created, FOOL'S GOLD...AN ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE, NUFF RESPEKT
What utter rubbish they are completely different Melodie’s bass lines time sequences and chords. The roses created a masterpiece that only James browns rhythm section can compete with. Learn music my friend or don’t comment
The band that changed my life
Stone Roses é atemporal.
1:57 the drummer as stoned as needed :) killing it and enjoying it ! Cheers, you rock !
Late 60s meets the 90s! One of the best rock songs ever produced in the 90s!
80s
The Brian Jonestown Massacre nailed the era better.
Mad days in a mates squat in Elephant & Castle, South London, raving all over the South East, then going to work in Finsbury Park N4! Crazy days! UK 🇬🇧
Arguably the coolest song ever created
It sounds timeless.. because it is..
Incredibly ! When everything comes together, everything perfect ... drum, bass, voice .... Follow Reni as he moves his head :)
And there is one more thing: It's been emotional.
Such an integral part of the 90's sound with the Happy Mondays, Inspiral Carpets & Black Grape.
THIS IS ENGLAND 90 ;-)
+John McMahon dam it , you beat me to it
+John McMahon yeeeeeeeeees
Can't wait!
Ayeeeeeee
yes yes!!
Tribute | One of my favourite tracks of all time. Saw this on Top of the Pops in 1989 and it changed my world. Happy Mondays played 'Hallelujah' on the same show. Amazing :)
Before britpop, there was MADCHESTER
Come on United!!!! Tomorrow we need to win
@@redarmymx9197 WE DID WIN AINT WE
Such a great time to be a teen I swear!❤
Replayed San Andreas and had no idea this banger was on it.
Ye man