What is This? The Stone Roses - I Wanna Be Adored REACTION/REVIEW
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I was there - we didn't see this as dark - it was beautiful - it just hit that mark in 1989. This was a seminal band and a seminal album. No one else made an impact in the same way.
I was there too - about 15 or 16 when this came out, and from NW England too ... it didn't seem dark to me, but it was seen as very kind of underground-cool. The older I got, the more I realised ... it is actually quite dark. but beautiful!
I was 5 so melodic!!
Bearing in mind the music of the eighties, this blew us away!
It was the late eighties equivalent to what the pistols did in the mid seventies, groundbreaking and spawned countless imitators.
Best band in the world at the time
holy shit someone doing stone roses. please do more. fools gold, waterfall, love spreads etc.
And bye bye badman !
Dude, I just wanna say that this is the first time I've ever seen any reaction channel do this song. Much appreciated. Great fucking song
Wish I could go back and listen to The Roses for the first time, life changing,
life affirming.
Stick with them dude, they are an incredible band.
Great Manchester bands in the 90s , oasis, happy Mondays 👍
What a classic. Love this song.
I love this song SO MUCH. They have another one that I think would make you smile-“She Bangs The Drums” PEACE ✌️
Great reaction man! Yes, The Stone Roses have a great catalog, all be it a fairly small one. But that means they have virtually no weak songs.
I’d recommend their song “Fools Gold” (full version). It’s very funky and groovy. Would definitely be up your street!
This is from the "Madchester" scene when every single good Indie band came from Manchester. The Stone Roses are one of a kind, their music is off the scale good! The Charlatans are another good Manchester band from the same time, if you ever get a chance The Only One I Know by The Charlatans is a tune!
Yeah, "Some Friendly" is a stunningly good album.
So’s telling stories. And one to another and yes if the stone roses had not existed there would have been no oasis who were the best of the best whether anyone likes that or not it’s just a fact 🤷🏻♂️oasis took things to the next level of bad ass and cool 😎 but some mongaloids are so stuck in a particular decade they aren’t actually fit to even talk about music because their mind is so tiny ignorant and narrow minded
It’s definitely music that reaches the soul
The Charlatans aren't from Manchester.
Yeah, Charlatans are great! To be pedantic, they are a Birmingham band although Tim Burgess the singer is from the Manchester area. Norwich I believe.
When the melody comes in behind the bass line I have no words….. One of the most iconic songs of my youth! Squire came strong and fast…. 🙌
Edit: great to hear an objective reaction from a man that doesn’t know them, but knows real music when he hears it 🔥
Everyone will rightly call the charlatans and like....but around the same time...happy Mondays
That intro is epic. What a song.
I knew I subbed with you for a reason! I loved the Stone Roses. The whole album this was from (self titled) is classic, from 88 or 89. I still listen to it. Fools Gold was released as a single so probably worth a reaction. Well found.
Top ten album for me.
Can't do a proper 80's exploration without checking out theSmiths
🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
@@thetextpistols7354 definitely need some Smiths as well.
No stone roses- no britpop, the roses were the top of the tree, king monkey "ian brown" is an absolute legend who went on to release great solo albums .
One of my favourite songs from My favourite album of all time. You need to understand what it was like in Manchester UK in 1989/92. We dominated the UK Chart with the best bands (Stone Roses, Happy Mondays, Inspiral Carpets, The Charlatans. The Smiths, New Order, etc etc) and most were Independent Labels.
We also brought Chicago House music to Europe 'The UK Rave Scene' centered in Manchester with the most famous Club in the World for a few years (The Hacienda), an era known as Madchester. The two Genre's amalgamated in the Happy Mondays song - Hallejuah a song that is sublime. It is Rave music for the first two minutes before the song kicks in.
As a City we felt on top of the world. We were dominating the UK music scene and dominating the underground House scene, the latter soon becoming mainstream.
Manchester was the centre of the music world for 2/3 years. If you want to understand the scene check out the following, (All Manchester Bands), you'll probably realise pretty quickly that all them had the same Manchester vibe that no other City had:
The Happy Mondays - Step On - ua-cam.com/video/mFBQ0PH5rM4/v-deo.html
The Charlatans - The Only One I Know - ua-cam.com/video/0RJwW77Lsj8/v-deo.html
The Inspiral Carpets - This is How it Feels - ua-cam.com/video/J-fX0UbpZls/v-deo.html
The Happy Mondays - Hallelujah - ua-cam.com/video/IAEcU-cxUGM/v-deo.html (Actual Lyrics start after 2 Minutes)
The Charlatans - Then - ua-cam.com/video/7xHeYPEQGf8/v-deo.html
Thrown in the following to help you understand the Manchester House Scene that was exploding at the same time and a band that were also charting but with a futurist style. This Manchester House Tune hit the top ten in the UK charts at the same time as all the Independent Bands (There were plenty more) :
808 State - Pacific State - ua-cam.com/video/6jQ_bOP0HfY/v-deo.html
I was very fortunate to be in my late teens during the era. a period I will never forget and always be grateful to have been in the right place at the right time.
Right or Wrong Ecstacy happened to explode in Manchester at the same time and definitely had an impact on artists and fans.
Don’t forget we invented the bouncing bomb, the Industrial Revolution, split the atom and invented the computer… oh and the world’s greatest football team 🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼
@@tomben6180 City came a few years later but I'll give you it ;)
@@huffy2722 Manchester City were playing football when “Newton Heath” were still playing matches outside of the city boundaries, so nah!
@@tomben6180 Ahh you're a blue like me. I assumed you meant United because they were decent in that era and was being sarcastic.
Being honest neither Manchester team is the the biggest in the World (Real Madrid hold that title) but combined, I would agree that we are the centre of the football world.
@@huffy2722 The world’s greatest football team was tongue in cheek but didn’t the blue flags give it away 😂
I play for a semi pro football team and being 37, it’s extremely rare to have anyone on the team over the age of 33. In fact there’s just myself and the team coaches that are old and the almost everyone else is below 30…. I got MOM and we get to pick the changing room song, so of course I chose this song whilst all the old lads (coaches/manager etc) sang at the top of their voice whilst all the young kids just sat their in disgust hahahaah
These guys have some great songs. I am the Resurrection for example. They're from Manchester, kind of the anti Oasis lol. They were around before Tool by a few years.
My fave band. Two albums filled with quality tunes.
Get more stone roses on the channel. Absolute brilliant band 👌. She bangs the drums 👌 👍👍
I wanna be adored.....its a VERY special song.....VERY. Manc through and through. Its a tribal thing!
It's not mate, nothing to do with Manchester or surrounding areas. It's an anti Bono, Jon bon Jovi etc...song. it's about idiots like them who think they have Messiah like qualities.
The best band of the 20th century in Manchester! Love it and still a fan! This album is amazing and a classic!
You mean Oasis?
@@neilj6322 oasis is trash
An atmospheric masterpiece, another outstanding song in this same vein is Under The Milky Way by The Church.
My favorite church song!
I'm a massive early Church fan. Unguarded Moment is my favourite
Under the Milky Way another brilliant song it’s an anthem simple really
Simple but deep, he doesn't have to sell out, he believes in himself....and you adore him for that
Hi Biz! Yasss I used to love this song, haven't thought about it in years. So funny to watch your reaction to these classics. S/O to whomever requested👍👍
Haven't seen you around on your lives lately, hope to catch you again soon! Be blessed my friend💕
Hey wussup Judy its been awhile
The Stone Roses, an absolute cut above. Simple as that.
Words out of my mouth. I always felt the same way you did about this song. It’s definitely on my top 100 best songs of all time.
The Chameleons were very influential on this scene, from earlier in the 80's coming out of the post-punk era. Check out a track like Don't Fall.
The soundtrack to my teen years here in the UK. Pure joy 🇬🇧
My opinion for what it’s worth.. John Squire is one of best guitarists of his generation. Alan ‘Reni’ Wren is THE best drummer of his generation. Manny is a very solid bassist and Ian Brown is just a great front man!.. Put that together and you have one of the best bands to ever come out of the U.K…. Certainly one of the most influential
Their best piece for me, is Tears… Or Fools Gold (full version) for the best taste of their sound
Every Breath You Take is the Police!
Little known fact: Under UK Law anyone in the world who disses The Stone Roses is liable to be prosecuted with nuclear ballistic missile submarines. Obviously this is not true, but it should be!
The Stone Roses are alone they are a genre in themselves nobody comes close
The Brits contribution to '80's rock.
A timeless classic.
Yes the Stone Roses!
This band were the blue print for the band that would later become Oasis!
Without the Stone Roses there would be no Oasis
Enjoy!
its not so dark, its about hunger, the hunger to escape their poor surroundings in council estates (or projects for our American cousins) and escape Margaret Thatchers attack on the working class and youth of Britain at that time.
It was never meant to be a single (it was released by the record company to spite the band during a legal dispute they were having).
Its the opening track to their debut album thats considered by many to be the greatest debut album of all time, its a masterpiece, a 10/10 album.
Sadly the band imploded after the 2nd album, the split was fuelled by court cases that prevented them from recording for 3 years and during that time the band had drifted apart, lost momentum and had a really difficult time coming back together to record and write the second album (what can you do after your debut is hailed as one of the best albums ever?). The second album is still a great record but its disjointed, recorded in different studios, scrapped, re-recorded with different producer and you can clearly hear all that on the record, still a solid 7/10 album though.
My all.time favourite band. And i was so lucky to see them play there last ever gig at Hampden Park in Glasgow when they reformed and broke up again. These guys were pioneers in mixing dance music with Rock n Roll. They had one of thee best Rhythm Sections and John Squire on lead guitar is phenomenal. Mix that with the swagger and total coolness of front man Ian Brown and you have one of the most influential British bands of all time.
It's definitely a cultural thing. You had to be growing up in the british indie era for these songs to make sense. My teens, Footy, meeting mates at the pub and when I started going to casinos is everything that Stone Roses represents for me.
I love stone roses a come down track after clubbing all night to house music still awake the next day playing some stone roses.
Everyone thinks the Eighties were just what got played on commercial radio and nothing could be further from the truth. IMHO, the best music of the decade is virtually ignored by history. College radio and community sponsored radio were my saviors in the eighties.
Yeah ... Like Wipers, Young Marble Giants, The Feelies, Mission of Burma, The Soft Boys, Siouxsie & The Banshees, The Teardrop Explodes, The Sunnyboys ... and that's just releases from 1980!!
@@adsonjetson Totally agree. At least Mission Of Burma got to be able to see how influential they became after they reformed in the 2000's. They easily drew audiences they never dreamed of in the 1980's. Wipers are a criminally ignored band
That commercial side of the 80s actually made me think I hated 80s music. Lol. And then in the early 00s, I discovered the "darker" side... 🤯 It is easily my favorite decade for music and my favorite group of subgenres. I love a variety of different types of music, but that stuff just deeply resonates with me for some reason.
It was irony - it was a take on being aware of avarice and desire and swerving it - Ian brown is pretty clear on it somewhere in an interview- indulgence is the enemy so to speak ?
The stone Roses were about lifting people , positivity;)
More stone roses would be cool. my personal favourite is shoot you Down . It’s a roller coaster 🔥
You have got to do more stone roses best band ever all their song are top tunes trust me
The lyrics are based on the story of Robert Johnson selling his soul to the devil in exchange for mastering the blues.
"I don't have to sell my soul, he's already in me"
is that true my dude ?
The blues were big in the UK. At least they were when my parents lived there.
@carmelmulroy6459 Mate without blues musicians we'd still be listening to skiffle
The savagery of the stone face in the wall!! Excellent there’s walls and walls of stone faces
The joke around this song is to sing "I want to be a door."
It’s an anthem it’s simply Brilliant you have got to listen to I am the Resurrection the best
Stone ROSES 🖤🖤🖤SINCE 90s
this reminds me of an older girl i was trying to get w in high school. she liked this band.
Bye bye bad man🖤🖤🖤stone roses💯💯💯
The 80s were a very interesting time for music. Yes commercially you had a lot of happy stuff but then when it came to alternative music there were some really moody dark stuff which was incredibly popular in the underground,but like you said it wasn’t until the 90s and early 2000s when that dark stuff became mainstream.
One of the best guitarists in Jon Squier and a killer drummer in Remi
I am the Resurrection, Shoot you Down, Fool's Gold, Standing Here ... amazing tracks
their songd generally start slow then pick up then rock out thrn back to chill yhr lyrics can be pretty dark bug sung like so nice its still my favorite band and my happy mudic i always smile when they are on i just had the worst day in my 50 year life anf am now bobbing and smiling thanks
Thanks for reviewing this
Stone Roses - Legit... This is an album that should be listened to in its entirety and you will be sold after. This is a founding jam from Beatles -> Punk -> Early Alternative. jam anthem music... predecessor to Oasis, Cold Clay, The Smiths, New Order, Joy Division... All english great alternative music is very "blues" especially the 1980's in northern england (Trainspotting? - Scotland")
Don't need lyrics when you can feel it 👍
It's funny everyone's so keen to explain why the song is good and why it was so necessary when it first came out, when someone who's "outside the scene" listens to it the first time, and not just let the music do the talking.
The guy's feeling it anyway.
While we're at it I might share my story about me and the Roses:
I was not or am not familiar with the late 80's-early 90's northern rave scene or was never raised in a council estate, nor was doin E's and woke up hungover in my building's dustbin. Have had my own share of shit memories though.
But I had heard about Oasis and Blur, maybe Suede, Pulp and The Smiths as well, and on many many occasions I saw Gallagher brothers praising "The Stone Roses" a band that came before 'em Gave them a few listens and liked it already.
I didn't need anything else first, back then the music spoke of itself. It's only later I learnt summat about them, the context, the background where they were from what inspired to write the music, how the drummer's one of the most legendary drummers in UK, how they gave funny interviews in 89-90 and about their relationship with both the late 80's indie rock and the rave scene.
That was all interesting for sure and gave some flesh on the bones but that's still completely secondary. What I suppose is great about timeless music it's timeless it works without being tied so tight to certain context or "scene" or all that. A great record is a record you can give to a fella from either America, Finland, Moldova or Uzbekiztan and say "Here, have a listen, this is great record" and if they're really into it they'll do the rest themselves.
At least that's what inspires me.
The intro of the second coming is timeless
Listening to uber cool Madchester music could keep you occupied for three years straight.
Is the most honest lyrics to every song you’ve ever heard of any is the root of the blues
Great mood song.
One of the best bands we every had in England imo
They forgot more than The Happy Mondays would ever know. Probably the greatest 1st album ever. They split up quickly. Btw Every step you take - Genesis? No, The Police - "Every Breath You Take."
Somethings burning, somethings burning, somethings burning.
The roses are the greatest engmish band . Made of stone. Waterfall, and my favourite "daybreak" from their other album second coming. You need to review daybreak 👍
I remember the first time I heard this, mega!
Excellent band choice
This band is part of the Madchester scene. They played long songs meant for rave culture. Check out the Happy Mondays, Inspiral Carpets, or the Charlatns UK.
He wants a door made from beer
The devil has already got him.
"I don't have to sell my soul, he's already in me"
i love yhe lyrics that I understand and the multiple guitars drums rock one of the few bands where I sing the guitar like pink floyd
Let it go, and listen, my friend.
It sounds like a sad romantic boy is daydreaming about a girl he doesn't even know, simply because he likes to feel in love.
Manchester england music scene ruled the world at one point all the best bands played there check out the amazing film 24 hour party people .
Its a great film very funny
Aka Stoned Roses ;P Jeans of three feet wide and silken flower shirts were the order of that day.
Stone Roses and Genesis are like chalk and cheese.
The Stone Roses are what you might call heretical Catholics. So "he's already in me" is Jesus. They're basically claiming that you don't have to be religious, or give your heart to Jesus, like when you get converted, to have God within you. Some of their other songs continue that idea, like I Am the Resurrection and Love Spreads from their second Album "Second Coming". So it's not dark, its being spiritual, to go with the uplifting theme of the music, which is intentionally rock music for dancing, like they'll say about some EDM track that it's "uplifting."
Listen to The Pixies, The Cure, Depeche Mode, New Order/Joy Division, Echo And The Bunnymen
Time for another?
Fools Gold (Full version) or Tears… you won’t regret it
Fools Gold! One of my favorite!!!
This was right at the end of the 80s, and could better be thought of as a pioneer for the forthcoming decade of the 90s imo. :D
You need to watch the Stone Roses, I am the Resurrection.
Never emo. Never!! haha
Its Britsh working class soul. 80s were not that happy for the british worling class.
But dont see this as dark? Odd you would see it as that?
It's the intro some people find dark.
Interesting how people react when it's plonked in front of them 30 years later with no context.😮
2nd best band from owa pennines behind happy mondays
They had The Byrd's influence, and the Hammond B3 organ.
This style of Moody music, so to speak, was invented in the early 80s by bands like Joy Division and The cure. When I say this style of music, I mean music with a Bass guitar heavy, driving beat, overlaid with very Shimmery, melodic lead guitar Drenched in delay and reverb. This music is often accompanied bye a deeply emotional, Minor Key vocal melody. This sound defined a subset Of entire generation of English Rock bands, especially from the North and the Midlands
Of course, what they are actually saying is "I wanna be a Dawn"!!
Have you done the Psychedelic Furs’ Alice’s House or India? Dark
Alice's house!! 😁
No I havent
1989 sounding timeless, this could have been 2001 as well
Great Song
Never heard this ,but good beat
Love spreads, I am the resurrection and waterfall are some of their best songs. Fucking awesome band
You need to explore the whole album
The song This is the one is really
Classic
This is Britpop and Pop-Rock.
This came out in 1989.
Do "She Bangs The Drums" and "I Am The Resurrection", they're written better lyrically a little!
Made Of Stone, Shoot You Down and Waterfall are great too!
Highly recommend these five others by them!
Ian Brown is the singer, Mani is the bassist, John Squire is the guitarist and Alan Wren or Reni is the drummer.
I never heard this one , I enjoyed it though.
Hard to call a bad tune from the stone roses to be honest..
stone roses wow
check out, the sisters of mercy. two songs id suggest are "more" and also "the temple of love" get on them before the other reactors do ;)