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	The Stone Roses - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Stone Roses were formed in Manchester during the early-1980s by guitarist John Squire and vocalist Ian Brown.
		The Stone Roses' serious sense of making a statement saw them identified with punks (aided by the fact that graffiti stating 'The Stone Roses' was seen right throughout Manchester when they released their first album), though the bands' image was also a combination of sweetness, fiery moodiness, intelligence, artistry and soul.
		The Stone Roses' also made nods towards psychedelia, most notably 'Fools Gold' and 'Elephant Stone', arguably their equivalents of The Byrds' 'Eight miles high' and 'So you wanna be a rock and roll star', although The Byrds used jazz as a template, which isn't noticeably evident in The Stone Roses music.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stone_Roses (3261 words)

	The Stone Roses (album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Stone Roses is the debut album by The Stone Roses, released in March 1989.
		The Stone Roses had been formed in 1984, yet 1989 saw their debut full length release (the band had released a handful of singles in the previous years, on a variety of labels).
		The Roses recorded the album with John Leckie, a notable producer who had worked with Pink Floyd on Dark Side of the Moon and it was released by Silvertone, a division of Zomba Records created to work with what they called "new rock" acts.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Stone_Roses_(album) (1729 words)

	The Stone Roses - Biography - AOL Music
		The Stone Roses emerged from the remains of English Rose, a Manchester-based band formed by schoolmates John Squire (guitar) and Ian Brown (vocals).
		The Stone Roses received rave reviews and soon a crop of similar-sounding bands appeared in the U.K. By the end of the summer, the Stone Roses were perceived as leading a wave of bands that fused rock & roll and acid house culture.
		The Stone Roses announced their intention to carry on with a new guitarist, but by October of that year the group was finished.
	music.aol.com /artist/the-stone-roses/5537/biography (1074 words)

	TrouserPress.com :: Stone Roses
		Originally a mod combo known as English Rose (a Jam reference), Stone Roses galvanized their city's — and, by media extension, nation's — Ecstasy-driven post-punk subculture with an utterly brilliant 1989 album of chiming, atmospheric and winningly arrogant folked-up rock.
		Stylishly produced by John Leckie and dressed in a Jackson Pollock-styled splatter cover painting by guitarist John Squire, the album is a stunningly well-realized debut, a record-as-cultural-identity one-off as cataclysmic as The Smiths or Ziggy Stardust.
		Evidently more intent on driving associates around the bend than reaping a commercial harvest, Stone Roses produced only a couple of singles (the first, "Fools Gold," was added to a second US version of the first album) during its lengthy hibernation period.
	www.trouserpress.com /entry.php?a=stone_roses (640 words)

	BBC - Radio 1 - Keeping It Peel - Stone Roses
		Their debut album was hailed in all quarters as a guitar/pop classic, and as the Manchester "baggy" scene infiltrated Britain's consciousness, Stone Roses - alongside the funkier, grubbier Happy Mondays - were perceived to be leaders of the flare-wearing pack.
		As if this was not enough, Stone Roses were back in court when they tried to leave Silvertone, who took an injunction out against their valuable protégés.
		This prevented any further Stone Roses material from being released, even though the band eventually won their case and signed to Geffen Records for a reported $4 million.
	www.bbc.co.uk /radio1/johnpeel/artists/s/stoneroses (1086 words)

	The Stone Roses: self-titled - PopMatters Music Review
		From the Northwest a hurricane blew in, and at the eye of the storm were the Happy Mondays and the Stone Roses.
		In May 1989, the Stone Roses released their self-titled debut album and nothing would ever be the same.
		Their symbolism would be a constant reference with the Stone Roses and they were our gang fighting the good fight on our behalf but with blissful music.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/s/stoneroses-st.shtml (1101 words)

	Amazon.com: The Complete Stone Roses: Music: The Stone Roses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Yes, "complete" Stone Roses is something of a misnomer but it must be recalled that the "complete" refers to their singles from their inception until the last decent thing they have done prior to the mediocre second coming era recordings.
		They are raw and powerful and, as I see it, are somewhat to the Stone Roses as This is Your My Bloody Valentine is to MBV; a gritty, pseudo-punk, slightly dark, and perhaps even fragmentarily reminiscent of a cross between the better goth stuff from that time and the Cramps.
		So, whether you are a hard-core Roses fan, a Madchester revivalist, or neophyte groove-meister, this collection is great to groove to or simply as an historical collection of some rare material of one of the most influential bands that barely made a ripple here in the States.
	www.amazon.com /Complete-Stone-Roses/dp/B00000052M (1705 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: The Stone Roses: Music: Stone Roses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In The Stone Roses' wake, thousands of pale indie-boys fell pregnant with their own bands: Blur and Oasis wouldn't exist without them, and even Richey Manic cited "This Is The One" as his favourite ever song.
		The Stone Roses eponymously titled debut album is now regarded as the defining release of the late 80's early 90's 'Madchester' music scene.
		To be around at the time of the Roses, there was nothing else to get excited about, and then the big bang, and finally something happened, so many bands were left scurrying in the their wake.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Stone-Roses/dp/B00000745F (1266 words)

	The Stone Roses
		The Stone Roses were the hugest thing to happen to British music in the 80s.
		If the Stone Roses had gone in for the harder sound but still their melodic ability, they'd have been able to make a successful album.
		The Stone Roses only stuck around for a couple more years, and didn't make another album after this one, which is a relief, as I would've hated to see them smear their good name any further.
	www.geocities.com /mjareviews/stoneroses.html (3779 words)

	The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		From the iconic cool of lead singer Ian Brown to the innovative stick handling of Reni this was a band that was much more than their music.
		The Stone Roses were the flag bearers of Madchester fashion, brave new additions to the acid house explosion and heroes to every floppy fringed, baggy trousered young one.
		Madchester came close to recapturing that 60's feeling and the Stone Roses were at the helm dictating matters.
	www.indiecater.com /stoneroses.html (569 words)

	Stone Roses Fan Headquarters
		Instead of being depressed at the end of the Roses, Mani sounded upbeat, principally about his future as the new bass player in Primal Scream." (The other two bands he would have considered joining, he says, are the Jesus and Mary Chain, or Oasis.)
		Ian Brown has sent a letter to the press at 5:15p on Oct 29, saying: "Having spent the last ten years in the filthiest business in the universe it's a pleasure to announce the end of The Stone Roses.
		An article at Addicted to Noise suggests they'll be recording in November and looking toward a fall 1997 release of some material.
	www.freestyle.com /roses (507 words)

	The Morning News - The Stone Roses, Second Coming, by Andrew Womack
		The Stone Roses were the greatest band on the planet.
		The public bought it all up, hungry for the return of the fabled Roses, for with that first album the Roses set a high-water mark that none of their successors could match.
		The Stone Roses were the greatest band in the world.
	themorningnews.org /archives/albums/the_stone_roses_second_coming.php (1051 words)

	The Stone Roses
		Indeed, Liam Gallagher got his desire to be a rock star after he seeing a Stone Roses performance as part of the anti-Clause 28 concert at Manchester's International Two venue (May 30, 1988) and had been blown over by Ian's stage presence.
		Although Ian was a technically poor singer, he was a natural showman and held the crowd in the palm of his hand throughout.
		Their double A side single originally titled 'What the World is Waiting For' but more famous for Fools Gold on the flip side charted in the UK at no. 8 in November 1989 - at the time a true rarity for an "indie" record, and is still regarded as a classic of the genre.
	www.artistopia.com /the-stone-roses (1013 words)

	The Stone Roses: The Stone Roses ---Ink Blot Magazine
		Knocking around in bands called Patrol and The English Rose since the early '80s, Ian Brown and John Squire brought undiscovered drumming sensation Reni into the fold in 1984, essentially giving life to The Stone Roses.
		I've never set eyes or ears on a record that gets anywhere near the spirit of The Stone Roses, but hey, I'm willing to believe it exists.
		The Stone Roses' debut LP is a crystallization of everything there is to love about the last 40 years of pop music.
	www.inkblotmagazine.com /rev-archive/Stone_Roses.htm (467 words)

	The Stone Roses Bar
		The Stone Roses Bar was founded in 1995 and is famous for being the only bar of it's kind outside Manchester.
		The success of The Stone Roses Bar is based on a few things.
		Third, people shouldn't be dragged into a bar by a 16 year old in tiny clothes; this is why The Stone Roses Bar doesn't have touts outside.
	www.thestonerosesbar.co.uk (234 words)

	The Stone Roses - Last.fm
		The Stone Roses were a hugely influential British band who released one of the all-time classic debut albums in 1989.
		The band had a very individual sound, and were at the centre of the baggy scene in Manchester in the late '80s.
		Listen to music, see charts for The Stone Roses – I Wanna Be Adored, The Stone Roses – Fools Gold, The Stone Roses – Waterfall, The Stone Roses – She Bangs the Drums, The Stone Roses – Made of Stone
	www.last.fm /music/The+Stone+Roses (310 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses: DVD: The Stone Roses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The legendary Stone Roses came in a blinding flash of brilliance then quickly disappeared again.
		So, obviously its another attempt from the labels to cash in on the legendary status of the Roses (avoid all 'Greatest Hits packages like the plague), but to be fair there is a lot of footage I had never seen before.
		It was only a matter of time until Silvertone 'got with the times' and released a DVD format of the Stone Roses material it had.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Stone-Roses/dp/B000260OSU (1448 words)

	Stone Roses CD
		The Stone Roses: Ian Brown (vocals); John Squire (guitar); Gary Mounfield (bass); Reni (drums, background vocals).
		This is a band with balls lyrically and their sound of funk and a mix of 80's and early 90's Brit Pop is unmatched.
		Técnicamente es impecable, melódicamente es variado y rico, cuenta con canciones ("picos" en esa media) insuperables (I wanna be adored, Made of stone, Shoot you down, I am the resurrection, This the one...).
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/1004570/a/Stone+Roses.htm (502 words)

	THE COMPLETE STONE ROSES - The Official Website
		The Complete Stone Roses are truly a phenomenon in the music industry; a tribute band who themselves have become a household name, finding fans amongst the Stone Roses faithful and new music fans alike.
		Having played to hundreds of thousands of fans through the years and at prestigious music events such as T in the Park, Get Loaded and Oxegen, The Completes are well used to playing crowd-pleasing hits alongside the very best in the business, from The Farm to the legendary Happy Mondays.
		Both the national and international media and press have shone to the Completes over their amazing history - appearing extensively in a BBC documentary about the Stone Roses’ lives and careers, and more recently, featured on international television in a documentary about the UK’s all-time most successful tribute bands.
	www.stoneroses.net (287 words)

	Stone Roses Discography at CD Universe
		The Stone Roses: Ian Brown, John Squire, Reni, Mani.
		The initial hype suggested that Manchester's Stone Roses represented nothing less than the new Beatles.
		Hyperbole, to be sure, but the fact that the group's 1989 debut record turned out to be brilliant, timeless, and influential certainly counts as some kind of miracle.
	cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/artist/Stone+Roses/a/Stone+Roses.htm (250 words)

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	Torr: Download very early Stone Roses rarities
		Here are some downloads from my favorite era of The Stone Roses, 86 to 89.
		"Elephant Stone" has a few different lyrics ("kick, kick, kicks a whole in my dreams".) It's really a testament to the quality level the band had already achieved at this point that they were able to leave a song as amazing as "Sun Still Shines" on the studio floor and never properly release it.
		While most bands would make it a single, The Stone Roses could afford to leave it behind.
	www.torr.org /blog/2005/02/download-very-early-stone-roses.html (261 words)

	eBay.co.uk - STONE ROSES, CDs, Music Memorabilia, Records items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Stone Roses and the Resurrection of British Pop
		Stone roses rare singles love spreads ten storey indie
		Stone Roses Ian Brown SIGNED Ltd Edition Mosaic 1 D AUC
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	Stone Roses
		These are different from the Barite Desert Roses.
		Our Selenite Desert Roses are formed in dry lake beds when a small amount of water rises from underground and then recedes.
		This is an incredible stone for using your intuition
	www.takeaction.com /Stone_Roses.htm (150 words)

	Amazon.com: The Stone Roses: Music: The Stone Roses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The psychedlic dance extravaganza that was The Stone Roses ushered in the era of Madchester, baggy trousers, Kangols, and the Hacienda.
		From the magnificent protracted opening of "I Wanna Be Adored" (where, for once, the arrogance wasn't overdone) to the dying seconds of "Fools Gold," every note was perfect.
		If you're looking for the kind of music I've just referred to, the Stone Roses aren't going to do it for you.
	www.amazon.com /Stone-Roses/dp/B0000004V2 (1159 words)

	eBay - stone roses, Necklaces Pendants, CDs items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Rose Quartz Seer Stone Emu Egg Brazil rainbows 51g
		STONE ROSES - A3 Laminated Poster - Ideal for Framing
		THE RISE and FALL OF THE STONE ROSES Mick Middles
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