We React To The Stone Roses - I Wanna Be Adored
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- Today we dive into English Rock Band The Stone Roses. "I Wanna Be Adored" was the first track on their debut self-titled album released in 1989. It was the fifth single off their debut album, not released in the US until September 1991.
What Do Ya'll Think ?!
If there was no Stone Roses, they'd be no Oasis
Dude you spelled beatles wrong.. 😂
@@michaelohare3157I don't know how people can't hear, they're basically a Beatles tribute band.! I still love them though.
@@Dmanz67no where near. Your way off
Now this is a rabbit hole you want to go down
Imagine being the 20 year old me who was living in Manchester throughout the whole Manchester scene. It was a fantastic time to be around.
Listen to that whole first album. Masterpiece.
I believe this was the first Stone Roses song I heard and it will forever be my favorite. It is an absolutely gorgeous song.
Definitely a gorgeous song 😎
The 1st album is astonishing. Its a classic for a reason
Their first album is considered one of the best debut albums. Quality throughout. Suggest Fool's Gold next. Cheers 🍻
Fools Gold at Heaton Park is fab and def worth a watch.
One of the best British bands ever. More stone roses please. She bangs the drums next 👍👍👍👍
Best stone roses song. Its believable that was 30 years ago! Still fresh.
My favourite band of all time
This brings me back to the best times of my life. It was such a vibe back then.
Great!!!
Fools Gold (Full version) is amazing, with a long instrumental that really shows their unique sound…
John Squire is one of the best guitarist to come out of the U.K.
Alan Wren (Reni) is arguably the best drummer of his generation, globally.
Only 2 albums, because of legal problems. But still one of the best bands ever to come out of the U.K.
So pleased you both enjoyed the Roses. They were huge in 89/90 in the UK and definitely spearheaded a movement everyone called 'Madchester' at the time (Britpop kicked in around '94), because the key bands (Stone Roses, Happy Mondays, Inspiral Carpets etc) were from Manchester. Heavily influenced by the acid house culture, they fused indie guitar music and dance music in a way no one had done before really. Also their music was so upbeat and positive (even arrogant), which was a much needed change from the earlier 80s Manchester indie music (The Smiths etc.). If you get a chance, listen to 'I am the Resurrection' from that legendary first album. The closing guitar solo is epic, possibly one of the best ever. th-cam.com/video/57ajn-NXtdc/w-d-xo.html .
I'd argue with your comment about a much needed change re The Smiths....they were just....different. I loved both. I saw them at the Ally Pally gig in London and it was very special.
All these tags and so on are so meaningless - they were basically playing a more poppy filtered rockpop from a sort of 80s goth era also, Britpop etc these tags were just commercial and used politically
The Stone Roses are incredible! Their first album has often been voted the best album ever in the UK. Check out I Am The Resurrection next, last tune on the album. Epic 8 minutes..!
Good Call , we filmed that episode just recently 😎😎
First time I heard this track I was hooked,still love them now
It makes me go back in time.. The younger generations might like it listening at home.. But nothing beats hearing it at the club when ure 15 and experiencing life!
True Dat 😎 Must have been an awesome first listen, especially at a club setting 😎🤘🏼
SR debut, one of the greatest in history. stellar album.
Wait til you hear I am the Resurrection! The whole album is gold really.
Stone Roses are truly one of the best bands I have ever heard, love them. Madchester owes it to them, amazingly influential. This song is my favourite of theirs too
I am mildly biased, being Mancunian, but still 😂
Their first album is is considered a legendary album in the UK, my favourite of all time. My son started at Altrincham Grammar School in September, the same school Ian Brown (Lead Singer) and John Squire (Lead Guitarist) attended in the late 70's.
That is really cool 😎 We have quickly become huge Stone Roses fans on the show !!
Stone Roses are pre "britpop" and more recognised in UK as "Madchester" , Definitely check out more Stone roses and also happy Mondays 🔥
Great band and unique at the time, they influenced so many bands. One of the first of the 'Manchester Sound' period.
I'm learning this new term to me ... "Madchester" 😎 Must have ben quite the music scene in the UK back in the early 90's, WOW !
@@reactionextraction me as well, we have always referred to it as the Manchester Sound, but seen many posts saying Madchester - which does sound Kool. Maybe I've had it wrong for 30 years 😂.
Also I'm kicking myself, The Charlatans played about 10kms away from me last night and I didn't have a ticket 😡. So pissed I missed it!
Whatever it is it’s a cool name & vibe, ha 😎
Ok let me do the math, ok so around 6 miles, ha. Oh man that’s a fab band to see 4 sure!
So glad you are reacting to The Stone Roses. Nice work, guys👍
Thx Christian 😎 Love the band & look forward to doing more soon !!
I was at the Iconic Spike Island gig on the 27th May 1990 and still recovering 😁
Sounds totally EPIC 😎 !!
Fun fact. Spot the singer, Ian Brown, stirring tea by magic while reading "A Brief History of Time" by Stephen Hawking in Harry Potter
So glad you discovered these legends, Love Spreads and Made of Stone should be next
Great reaction. The whole album is a masterpiece. Please do This Is The One from the same album next.
their best song
Great reaction best band best album
The Stone Roses enlivened the Tribal nature of our region. I never realised I was Manc until I heard them. Now...I am, through and through.
top band one of many from the madchester movement along with bands like the happy mondays the charlatans inspiral carpits ride and north side this was all before britpop
Yeah, Britpop was mid-90s (1994-97) not late 80s and early 90s
Glad you guys liked the Roses quality and essential listening
After The Smiths split....there was a musical vacuum....till the Roses. This album was like a new beginning...for a while.
They are legends, please also do ''love spreads'' by them
"Nothing wrong I can think of this song" good lad you got that right marra
Check out Fools Gold by the Stone Roses next
Thats the opening track to the greatest debut album of all time.
When they released this they had the best guitarist for a generation, the best bass player of a generation and the best drummer of a generation.
The cultural significance of this album in the uk is still being felt today, its influence was and still is massive and that is no understatement, every single significant band to come out of the UK since 1989 has spoken about this album and its influence, even U2 said it was a huge part of what they were listening to when recording Achtung Baby...
Adored is not even in my top 10 Roses songs and its still a 10/10 lol
Renni might actually be the greatest drummer of all time, and i don't say that lightly.
@@blakefish80 Not going to argue with that!
Well said!
When they hit big in 89,the impact on the youth culture of Britain was like the Beatles all over again.They were more than music.
One of the best rock songs and bands ever!
So a very understated song that matches the intensity of I Wanna Be Adored in the Stone Roses' discography is So Young.
Love this album! Am throwing it on the turntable now!!!
Throw it on the ol' Turntable now !! Rad Tune 😎😎
Best band in decade’s.
Great reaction! Check out fools gold. Can't believe more people don't react to the stone roses.
Legendary song and album.
That into is just amazing
One of the coolest bands in the world.
The Stone Roses were part of the big music scene in 80/90s called indie music, stands for independant music,from Northwest bit like grunge was to seattle< Manchester was getting callled Madchester, as most of the music was from here! Were more working class up here were tough but friendly! It became really cool to be from Manchester!! Remember loads of kids who wanted to go to uni up here as it became that massive!! Having a Northern accent was cool too! Great times to be a teenage as I only live 20 mins from Manchester and the club the Hacienda was big place to go too! Noel Gallagher from Oasis was roadie for Stone Roses too! Bands like Happy Mondays,Inspiral carpets,The Farm, James, The Charlatans Smiths loads more all became part of the baggy scene as flared jeans and bucket hats became part of the indie Manchester look!
A timeless classic. - C
Such a great tune, I was 19 in art college when this came out, part of the alternative music scene, we'd have labelled it Indie at the time and Britpop was later in the mid 90's.
Fools gold or love spreads. The roses are legendary
Every song on that album is great
Absolute legendary band! The whole album ( their first) is a wonderful! Check it out! And then listen to ‘Fools Gold’
Glad you both got into this epic track. The whole first album is GREAT! Check out “Fools Gold” which has a more funky groove. Also, I highly recommend checking out the band Inspiral Carpets which is another band from the same Britpop period. Here is a great track from them th-cam.com/video/Nt4SNfcd72s/w-d-xo.html
I gotta say I really missed out on Stone Roses Jerry 😎 I think in the early 90's I was still rejecting new artist and stuck in my 80's only phase. Grunge and alternative artist were just not my thing yet, ha. I've had to catch up a lot on these type of artist in my later years ✌🏼
iconic band, first album is one of the best ever
this is late 80s not earlys 90s and still sounds so fresh :P,
was britpop even a thing then?
I've heard they were more pre Britpop yes 😎
I wanna be a door 🥰🥰
Good choice. catchy smooth song.
Jrm archer,fuckin genius on them drums
So desperately beautiful
It's so weird. "Fools Gold" is their magnum opus, and yet everyone ignores it.
Which I love.
You need to do the happy mondays next along with new order the smiths the roses all hail from my home town of Manchester. The mondays and the roses etc were part of what became known as the madchester movement.
Sure I read somewhere that before they began recording, they used to be a goth band. To me, I think you can see that in the intro to this one.....just made for dry ice up to the bands knees!!
This is Indie, which came from New Wave, which came from Punk and a decade before Britpop.
You should check out Shane Meadows documentary Made Of Stone. A film based around the roses 2012 comeback.
Welcome to the Stone Roses
Madchesters finest
Best rhythm section e er. Check out Happy Mondays, or the Charlatans UK
i wanna be a door
I wanna be a dog
This isn't actually Brit Pop. This was a few years before Brit Pop was coined. This is indie and part of the Manchester (Madchester) scene of the very late-80s and early 90s. The Stone Roses are legendary in the U.K
Check out last 5 mins off first album 🔥
The Stone Roses sure have an awesome sound 😎 Fab English Band!
He wants to be a door.
Fun fact Bruce Springsteen loves them
Please react to “I am the resurrection “ 🙏🏻
Who is and who isn't
do it now.... do it now
Manchester in the area, we're international, continental.
This is God's favourite song. :)
This wasn't britpop or even part of that it pre dated that came out of the so called mad Chester scene with happy Mondays
Stone Roses arent, and neer were, Britpop, they formed around 1983, ten years before Britpop.
I don’t think they are Britpop, the La’s or Suede were the first Britpop bands
Talks about rock being more and american then mentions the sex pistols. Sheesh. British bands made hard rock, with the likes of Black Sabbath and Yanks then copied it
Masterpiece
Stop calling all British indie band’s britpop . BRITPOP DIDNT BEGIN UNTIL 1993. The stone roses appeared in 1988. You’re devaluing these bands.