The Stone Roses - Breaking Into Heaven - Live At Club Citta Kawasaki, Japan - 11 September 1995 Find also "Daybreak" from same gig in my videos. No more footage available besides the two songs.
Cody Turning I never understood the dislike for the second album, it's just as good as the first. Breaking Into Heaven is my most listened Roses tune of all-time and while it's definitely underrated, it did make it into the Best Of albums.
It just came out at an unfortunate time. The original stone rose craze has died down, and the album chose the worst years to hit the market: with parklife, definitely maybe and dog man star before it in 1994, and with the great escape, what's the story morning glory, different classes after it in 1995. Just unfortunate....
@@johnmccaughey2722 All four are great on this song. Brown, Squire, Mani and Reni. Mani's basslines are actually brilliant but they get overshadowed by Squire's guitars.
I am not sure Second Coming is hated? Fans love it - the songs Reni drums on Breaking into heaven, daybreak, tears, love spreads are classic and demonstrate how utterly incredible the roses could be. As a band they could hang with anyone I reckon. They truly are more than the sum of their parts. You have an incredible bass player, a best of generation guitar player and best of all time drummer - But when they play together they become truly special - and of course they wouldbnt be a zietgest crushing group without the immensely charismatic Monkey King. I think second coming gets a kicking in some corners because after the sheer splendour of the first record there was always bound to be some drop off - that record is timeless and caught the mood of the nation. It would have been brilliant if they had have kept going to see what they would have put out. And Reni is one of the greatest ever - I mean its totally subjective term but he is one of a kind in my book, You get lots of videos with people copying or breaking down parts by the likes of Bonham and Purdie - but very rarely do Reni videos actaully sound like the man - his style is so unique. Its not in the nature of Roses fans to compare musicians - its a waste of time - but I reckon that is why he isnt in these greatest drummers of all time lists - its rock and metal fans who get into all that he can play a million notes a minute bs....
Bout time a BLU RAY/CD was released from that 1995 tour. Lots of the shows were pro filmed and recorded, be great to hear and see them pristinely mixed and mastered. Thanks for uploading this its a great funky performance.
I brought the album the week it was released and I played it daily for months. I was 15 I think. Loved it. Very different to there first and very different to turns into stone b sides. Record. But Loved the hard rock'n'roll guitar licks. Sick Record top ten for sure for me
For a band that from two albums that might have sold a couple million copies the mark they left on music culture in the country is unreal to 20 years after they spit up to play 3 gigs to over 250000 in a weekend just forever legends
Leaving aside Ian's performance, the band was 100% tight and amazing. And what is this riffery that goes on and on and excites? Like Jimi Page and Hendrix blended into liquid. A band truly like no other.
I think at the time we were expecting album 2 to be closer to album 1. I remember being totally shocked when I first played love spreads despite the fact I was a Led Zep, Peter Green, Free, Sabbath, purple, Motorhead etc fan . Had Ten storey been the comeback single then the album would have got less initial hostility in the press etc. I love 2nd coming now and have done since putting aside the demands of my preconcieved expectations but intially it wasn't what I expected from The Stone Roses , yet had page and plant put it out in 94, I and millions of others would have loved it immediately and raved about it's greatness. There is perhaps a lesson there somewhere🙂
@lfcwhitman5 John Squire is jaw-dropping. You get the lot that's like "their 2nd was a travesty", and then you get the lot that's like "DAMN, Squire knew how to play, he just blamed it on the engineer for making them sound like Herman's Hermits on the first record." Look, they sat down, got stoned, watched 'Song Remains The Same' and realized, "We ARE the preeminent band of our generation, let's showcase it!!!" But it was a little before Oasis Paul Weller, and Ocean Colour scene peaked." Gods.
Second Coming is a fucking great album, but it is John's album. Nothing wrong with that, despite what the Roses fanatics tell you. They're all there doing their shit. Best songs, and i know it's not popular opinion are Straight to the Man and this tune, Daybreak. EPIC
Have played this relentlessly but must admit that after hearing JS on guitar and Reni on drums, IB drags. Where's the articulation, enunciation, and punch? Mushmouth!
Maddix wasn't that bad, just Reni was so good. He had such a loose funky feel that could play around the beat. Maddox was technically good but lacked the feel.
No one can replicate Reni, Maddox is like a session fill in and only had 4 weeks before the tour started in his defence. The songs are waaaay more rock with his playing. It’s too fast also…..
@wideheadofknowledge It hurs to say this but this gig wasn't long before the disasterous final gig at Reading. They were on their way down. My prior comments were aimed at 'others' who claimed to have heard them but weren't even old enough to have been at Blackpool, Spikeisland, and Glasgow Green. Their crystal balls don't work as well as they think they do.
second coming was really not recorded right. when you hear them playing the songs live you can't help but think it should have sounded better on the record than it did
@lfcwhitman5 You'll find that most of the 'richards' that continuously take shots at Ian Brown and John Squire have never heard them live, and those that did love Damon Alburn and his unholy Blur. Most of them were not even old enough to remember Then Stone Roses so pay them no mind.
I don't understand the hate towards their second album, its brilliant. I think this is one of their most underrated songs.
Cody Turning I never understood the dislike for the second album, it's just as good as the first. Breaking Into Heaven is my most listened Roses tune of all-time and while it's definitely underrated, it did make it into the Best Of albums.
Totally agree. Second album is one of my all time favorites. So much scorching guitar and long dreamy songs. What more could you ask?
It just came out at an unfortunate time. The original stone rose craze has died down, and the album chose the worst years to hit the market: with parklife, definitely maybe and dog man star before it in 1994, and with the great escape, what's the story morning glory, different classes after it in 1995. Just unfortunate....
This song is excellent especially the guitar solos
@@johnmccaughey2722
All four are great on this song. Brown, Squire, Mani and Reni. Mani's basslines are actually brilliant but they get overshadowed by Squire's guitars.
Squire was always amazing, and his guitar work in the second coming was fantastic. I love that album.
Second coming is one of the best album of all time
P.S. John Squire is god
Yes,I agree!!!!!
Squire is a magician on guitar. This song should be the definition of a wah wah pedal. Incredible.
You need to watch 70’s porn to hear what a Wah wah pedal can do
This is my favourite Stone Roses song and this version is fucking incredible. Squire is an absolute legend!
Stone roses at their best in my opinion, second coming is a great album.
What a guitarist. Just unbelievabley good.
*Unbelievably
I am not sure Second Coming is hated? Fans love it - the songs Reni drums on Breaking into heaven, daybreak, tears, love spreads are classic and demonstrate how utterly incredible the roses could be. As a band they could hang with anyone I reckon. They truly are more than the sum of their parts. You have an incredible bass player, a best of generation guitar player and best of all time drummer - But when they play together they become truly special - and of course they wouldbnt be a zietgest crushing group without the immensely charismatic Monkey King. I think second coming gets a kicking in some corners because after the sheer splendour of the first record there was always bound to be some drop off - that record is timeless and caught the mood of the nation. It would have been brilliant if they had have kept going to see what they would have put out. And Reni is one of the greatest ever - I mean its totally subjective term but he is one of a kind in my book, You get lots of videos with people copying or breaking down parts by the likes of Bonham and Purdie - but very rarely do Reni videos actaully sound like the man - his style is so unique. Its not in the nature of Roses fans to compare musicians - its a waste of time - but I reckon that is why he isnt in these greatest drummers of all time lists - its rock and metal fans who get into all that he can play a million notes a minute bs....
This is 1 of my favourite albums. 🏴🇬🇧
Bout time a BLU RAY/CD was released from that 1995 tour.
Lots of the shows were pro filmed and recorded, be great to hear and see them pristinely mixed and mastered. Thanks for uploading this its a great funky performance.
Yes!!!!
Listening to this song stoned is a must I’m telling youse
One of my favourite guitar solos ever.
My favorite Stone Roses song!!!
Love the guitar parts
John Squire is incredible
Squire with this Les Paul is a legend combination. Best performance ever. Ian should have perform more)))
今聴いてもかっこよすぎる！
Wow...................speachless...........thank you for the post
baddasss bass Mani love it.......
As always. Mani can't do a bad bass line :)
....My favourite track of theirs and this is just great !
I love this so much
The guitar solo sounds like just breaking through all the things without any think🤣😂 I can feel the cocaine through it, awesome John!!!
this is the video i've been looking for
fair play to john squire to realise that the public wanted guitar narcissism interspersed in their pop hedonism. well done, sir.
I brought the album the week it was released and I played it daily for months. I was 15 I think. Loved it. Very different to there first and very different to turns into stone b sides. Record. But Loved the hard rock'n'roll guitar licks. Sick Record top ten for sure for me
What a tune
Amazing tune and what a great performance by Squire to play most of that widdly widdly stuff in the dark.
俺の青春の曲。ジョンスクワイヤに憧れて何度も聴いた。
🥰My real time rock hero.🥰
For a band that from two albums that might have sold a couple million copies the mark they left on music culture in the country is unreal to 20 years after they spit up to play 3 gigs to over 250000 in a weekend just forever legends
Brilliant
CLASS.
EXCELLENT
Fantástica
people say squires the best guitarist of his generation, which is wrong he is the best guitarist there was or ever will be.
Better than Hendrix ?
Ian always had dope shirts
Great to hear nigel ippinsons keyboards in there
Leaving aside Ian's performance, the band was 100% tight and amazing. And what is this riffery that goes on and on and excites? Like Jimi Page and Hendrix blended into liquid. A band truly like no other.
well said
JOHN SQUIRE IS A GOD
geez the audio is incredible how the hell did you do that!! who cares? just a great big cheers from the states for posting both tracks!
@@BloodSweatAndMeth I love desks and the audio engineers who set up the gear so the desk could sound like this!
So cool. I love this song so much John is so fucking awesome.
This is the best roses tune going
Gotta say I think the second coming is there best album
I think at the time we were expecting album 2 to be closer to album 1. I remember being totally shocked when I first played love spreads despite the fact I was a Led Zep, Peter Green, Free, Sabbath, purple, Motorhead etc fan .
Had Ten storey been the comeback single then the album would have got less initial hostility in the press etc. I love 2nd coming now and have done since putting aside the demands of my preconcieved expectations but intially it wasn't what I expected from The Stone Roses , yet had page and plant put it out in 94, I and millions of others would have loved it immediately and raved about it's greatness. There is perhaps a lesson there somewhere🙂
You're right - he's nearly a whole tone flat.
This is seriously good..
what a play...specially John...Belgrade and Serbia are waiting for them
Roll on June, nuff said...
Ian’s voice on this 🤯🤯
It's great
@lfcwhitman5 spot on, mate..
come to Chile
Ian sounds brilliant here
@lfcwhitman5 John Squire is jaw-dropping. You get the lot that's like "their 2nd was a travesty", and then you get the lot that's like "DAMN, Squire knew how to play, he just blamed it on the engineer for making them sound like Herman's Hermits on the first record." Look, they sat down, got stoned, watched 'Song Remains The Same' and realized, "We ARE the preeminent band of our generation, let's showcase it!!!" But it was a little before Oasis Paul Weller, and Ocean Colour scene peaked." Gods.
Second Coming is a fucking great album, but it is John's album. Nothing wrong with that, despite what the Roses fanatics tell you. They're all there doing their shit. Best songs, and i know it's not popular opinion are Straight to the Man and this tune, Daybreak. EPIC
BEST SHIT IN THIS WORLD JOHN SQUIRE IS THE MAN
It doesn't really get much cooler than this does it?
this is just before it went tits up,second coming is a fine album
stone roses are legends woop , im leaving a comment for my guy , cuz he dont have a comp woop go stone roses
No-one does instrumentals like the Stone Roses, intros, interludes, outros.
Liam really inspired by ian brown from outfit to his movement in the stage
I was born five days later ..
Greatest album of all time.....better than anything the Smiths could have come up ith...its all about opinions
Funny joke
I see the bucket hat.....but the comments indicate it's not Reni?
Missing Reni, of course. Brown a bit flat but he was constantly stoned back then. Worth it for Squire though.
A la altura o mejor de los intros de RCHP
@lfcwhitman5 Ians the swagger and the poet, and you know it.
Shite, this is good quality!
Out of sight
Have played this relentlessly but must admit that after hearing JS on guitar and Reni on drums, IB drags. Where's the articulation, enunciation, and punch? Mushmouth!
I am actually keen on tightrope also.....
@lfcwhitman5
They weren't a patch on The Smiths.
4:38 The John Squire Experience
No Reni No Roses
Jules...I see a bucket hat, but it's Maddix? I'm confused lol.
Someones just foned me to say they reuniting later this year!!!!! Omg!!! Please say it's true!!!!!!
Maddix as absolute muck, hopeless! What the fuck is he doing to this song?! Thank God Reni is back - he was/is the Roses
Maddix wasn't that bad, just Reni was so good. He had such a loose funky feel that could play around the beat. Maddox was technically good but lacked the feel.
No one can replicate Reni, Maddox is like a session fill in and only had 4 weeks before the tour started in his defence. The songs are waaaay more rock with his playing. It’s too fast also…..
@viomartyr Breaking Into Heaven or Love Is The Law. Years on I still can't decide lol!
Breaking into heaven shits over love is the law ,
john is fucking genius!
@wideheadofknowledge It hurs to say this but this gig wasn't long before the disasterous final gig at Reading. They were on their way down. My prior comments were aimed at 'others' who claimed to have heard them but weren't even old enough to have been at Blackpool, Spikeisland, and Glasgow Green. Their crystal balls don't work as well as they think they do.
Second Coming of Jimmy Page.
PLEASE RE-FORM GENTS WHILE YOUR ALL YOUNG ENOUGH YOUR FANS NEED A 3RD COMING
lol
second coming was really not recorded right. when you hear them playing the songs live you can't help but think it should have sounded better on the record than it did
you dont know what your talking about its shit hot and it sounds slick
@lfcwhitman5 You'll find that most of the 'richards' that continuously take shots at Ian Brown and John Squire have never heard them live, and those that did love Damon Alburn and his unholy Blur. Most of them were not even old enough to remember Then Stone Roses so pay them no mind.
4:45 nuff siad
What did you make of that first Cockney Rejects album?
Squire is the Messiah!
if they do reform.... avoid the stampede for tickets!!!
this is not hendrix or page but this is squire!
There's fuck all out there like this anymore. Shame.
john fucking squire
Playing guittar like that....?
Morrissey and Marr are the best songwriters out of Manc-land.
The second Roses album hit the floor and dug, by the way.
top comment, who needs windsor!
i think you posted on the wrong comment.
Filthy guitars damn, pure eargasm
lol, this session is a perfect example of why they broke up. squire's completely tearing it up while brown does some karaeoke
it's embarrasing really
The Seahorses were a steaming bag of shit though. Brown's solo career was brilliant
Is this Reni on drums?
No
No is maddix, reni left the band
EASY...as i said...opinions
diffenatly no cressa either
Most likely they were too embarrassed.