Wern't Black Sabbath Sh*t
 

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NO.STOP BEING ARSEY.

I WANNA BE ADORED
FOOLS GOLD
and a few tracks of their second are brilliant.

I'm far too insular to give this an appropriate response.

Bloody mancunians. Pretending they know it all!

TEN STOREY LOVE SONG is one of the best rock songs ever

I would type up a witty response referencing to the mod chat but I'm too busy watching budget late night indie show never mind the buzzcocks with bitter snotty face ill public school boy Simon Amstell.

:D

I especially like when he lectures her in the amy winehouse episode about Pete Doherty.

:laughing: Ok, I'm definitely downloading that shit...awesometastic...:yeah:

I meant the show...not the shit band...

Is there a purpose to this thread?

I thought everyone liked The Stone Roses. :-/

It's great, Simon is my new homosexual hero (srry Marijan you've been bumped to second place.)

The whole Winehouse episode she pretty much gets owned over and over.

And he's a homosexual...wow, does that mean I have a shot?http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/c...gsadeyes-1.gif

Someone cut this and make a Simon Amstell appr. thread...?http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/c...gsadeyes-1.gif

I just bought SECOND COMING today for £2.97. :D

i dont care for them ... but they werent complete ****, one or two good breaks here and there

They just ripped off Oasis! (false)

Oh and Mark Lamarr > Simon Amstell (true). Mark was proper cutting, even about his own show.

I would have paid you £2.97 to take it off my hands

I think the real question is: Wasn't "Second Coming" ****? Judging from reviews I've read, that's the loaded question.

This is the stupidest thread ever. The Stone Roses were of one the greatest bands to ever come out of Manchester and if it werent for the Stone Roses you would of never had gotten bands like Oasis. And The Second coming wasnt that bad it really isnt bad at all but once you release an album as amazing as their first it's hard to make a follow up on that.

Woooooooooooosh...


...like an aeroplane.

:laughing:

In-Jokes rule

It's called Irony young man. We Brit's are rather partial to it.

It's more elitism than irony.

I should have made it Neutral Milk Hotel on this fourm though.

Rumours had been rife around 'town' of an imminent Roses reunion.
Suggestions that Squire and Brown had made their peace after being seen regularly attending United matches together and that tour dates had already been set.

Pity really. :(

Squire rules out reunion

March 19, 2009
FORMER Stone Roses guitarist John Squire has used one of his own artworks to quash rumours of a reunion.

Rumours of a comeback tour for the trailblazing Manchester band, who acrimoniously split in 1996, were rife after a report in a national newspaper.
It claimed they had agreed to play 21 comeback shows but sources close to former frontman Ian Brown, who famously fell out with Squire, ruled out a return.
And Squire, who is now an artist, has poured further cold water on talk of a second coming in the shape of one of his own exhibits.

He has superimposed a statement on to one of his latest steel pieces. It reads simply: "I have no desire whatsoever to desecrate the grave of seminal Manchester pop group The Stone Roses."

See dodgy art item below.

http://m.gmgrd.co.uk/res/143.$plit/C...A48%3A10%3A992

The denial was added to a photograph of his artwork, Civilian, from his Luggage series, which is set to appear at Gallery Oldham in July.
It is sure to come as a blow to thousands of fans whose hopes had been raised. Bassist Mani, from Failsworth, hinted at a reunion last year.
Former drummer Reni and Squire were said to be on board but a reluctant Brown was cited as a sticking point.

Thanks largely to their eponymous 1989 debut album, the Roses were one of the most revered bands of the late 80s and early 90s.
It featured anthems such as This is the One, which is still played at Manchester United home games, I am the Resurrection and I Wanna be Adored.
The band then 'disappeared' before releasing Second Coming in 1994. It received less favourable reviews but is still regarded by many as a classic.
Noel Gallagher, from Oasis, has often paid tribute to the role the Roses played in his band's creation.

After the departure of Squire, The Stone Roses split in 1996. Since then Brown has forged a successful solo career.
Squire went on to have some success after forming The Seahorses and released two solo albums before switching his attention to art in 2004.
He will be taking his work to Austria and Tokyo after its appearance in Oldham.
He has also created the artwork for War Child Music's recent Heroes album and his original painting will be auctioned on website eBay from Monday.

The denial comes hot on the heels of statements from those close to Brown.

His booking agent said the rumours were 'absolutely not true' while his record company said he was continuing to concentrate on his solo career. Manchester Evening News

"quash", good word

They obviously dont need the money....... yet

I would love the opportunity to see The Roses, however I have a feeling any reunion would be a terrible idea.

This thread made me laugh. I'd never seen it before.

Thank God for that.

For a minute there I thought i'd have to change the title of the thread to 'Aren't The Stone Roses Sh*t'

I have The Second Coming twice. You can have one if you want Urban?

I have a copy , which is one more than I need.

Maybe I'm a bit of a philistine but I just don't get the joke.

I don't get much British broadcasting over here. :(

I'm English and watch NMTB and i don't get the little in-joke going on.

That's because it wasn't on TV.

Unquashed!
Things are about to get interesting...maybe.

Stone Roses To Re-Form: Manchester Band To Announce They Will Reunite According To Reports | Showbiz News | Sky News

Looks like it's actually happening this time. I really don't it's a good idea, I can see them making a fist of it. As much as I'd like to see them live I'd rather wish for time travel to be invented so I could transport back to the late 80's and see them in their original glory, instead of a bunch of middle-age men reliving their glory.

Apart from a 4 or 5 excellent songs they weren't very good and not a patch on other manc bands such as James, New Order and Oasis.
Even Ian Browns' solo stuff is better.

they haven't got shit on the Wu Tang Clan

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You seem to be missing one

Simply Red?

No, the Bee Gees of course

Oh, so not Take That?

Nope, definitely the Bee Gees

Nah it's got to be The Ting Tings.