I paid for a VIP meet and greet with Ian Brown after one of his gigs, it was a room of maybe 15-20 people. He turned up about 90 minutes late for it, took one step in the door, looked at the crowd and said 'nah, I ain't having this' and walked back out. None of us where even mad, it was pure Ian Brown behaviour. Very aloof character. 😂
Aloof? The man is just straight up rude, made some great music but not a great man. Threatening an air stewardess that he'll cut her hands off at the wrists is not cool, it's utter twat behaviour.
It's how you want a rockstars to be, my fave was always Mark E. Smith, another Manc. Fall gigs were the best, Mark had a knack of making you feel so unwelcome, like every gig was just a hinderance and he always looked like he wished he was somewhere else, you almost felt guilty just for turning up to a Fall gig! 🤣Greatest ever British band though!
@@WB-jm7uq Mersey paradise is a cracking tune, sally cinnamon I would say is my favourite tune. There are so many great tunes that weren't in the albums.
I was at the secret comeback gig in 2012. Small venue of 800 people and guess who was there on the balcony? Liam Gallagher. He was just a fan like the rest of us, amazed of what was happening that night.
@@davidcorbett1713 It was. What a top night. One minute I'm sat at work getting calls from mates and seeing rumours online to just saying to my boss, I'm going home. No explanations or anything. Then I'm riding my bike from work to the Parr Hall to get a ticket only to miss out by around 10 people. Luckily my wife had gone there earlier and got a wrist band for her, the kids and my son's mate, which was then given to me. I never thought I'd even get it on my wrist it was that tight. Straight into town and it was like everybody I'd ever knew was there. Mates, old mates, people from school. It was incredible. What a night. I didn't even go to Heaton Park in the end because I didn't think it could ever get better than that night.
@@latchfordbob I've seen the videos, I'm from wolverhampton, if you went up to the court when the studio paint thing was being prosecuted, and signed a free the Roses petition, they gave out handfuls of spike Island tickets. I was at school, but quite a few of my mates weren't... aren't mates fucking great!! 😁👍🙉
@@latchfordbob I went to Heaton Park. It was ace. I don't know if they used "Auto tune" but Ian was in key the whole time. My step son bought me the Warrington Parr Hall Blu-ray. Thats also a top concert.
Both LG and NG were hugely influenced by Stone Roses. Ian walks (in place) about 20 miles in a concert and never really goes anywhere. Ian Brown is a very good front man and quite deep, positive thinker. Mani, John and Reni are top top top at what they do. So do Fools Gold next!
I met Ian briefly once, I was working and had my 5 year old son with me. He told me my son should be out playing with his mates. Lol. He has a messiah thing about him for sure! I have been a fan of their music since the early 90’s and still am!
Mancunion swagger. Love your reactions especially the Mancunion bands. I went to school with Liam Gallagher and I always bump into Ian Brown a few times a year around Manchester. Keep up the good work lads.
The Stone Roses, The Happy Mondays and Inspiral Carpets were the cornerstones of the madchester scene, You've done two of the three I recommend "She comes in the fall" live when you do the Inspirals. They were the band that got Noel into the music business, hired him as a roadie and showed him how to run a band! Also worth checking out Kula Shaker "Tattva" or "Hey dude" their Organ player/Keyboardist Jay ended up joining oasis and Reef "place your hands"
No! I hated Kula Shaker , just another load of shit that jumped on “ Britpop” bandwagon. Did fuck all. He was a toff the singer. Tristan Mills , Hayley Mills’ son. Knob. With you on Mondays and Inspirals though. Charlatans were fucking class. Wrote some belting tunes.
This was definitely the right video to watch. It’s imperfection makes it perfect. He definitely wasn’t happy at the start about the sound. That just showcases his attitude. The crowd singing the lyrics for him shows what an anthem the song is. It’s my go to I Wanna Be Adored UA-cam video.
You won't find many good live recordings of the Stone Roses, as talented as they were and as talented as Brown is as a songwriter...he can't sing for shit. And without John Squire Stone Roses songs don't even work and should never be replicated.
Liam has stated that Ian brown is the only person in the industry he wouldn't fuck with. And rightly so Ian is a specialist in several martial arts and is reportedly hard as fuck.
Manchester had a scene late 80s early 90s, swagger, pills, rave, football and the music. The roses James The Mondays Northside Inspiral carpets Oasis later on. Factory records hacienda club.... The US had grunge which the nerdy kids listed to over here....
You should react to the version at Hampden 2017, the crowds on a whole new level, loads of pyro, this was also their last ever gig! at the end he says 'don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened' 'The Stone Roses - I Wanna Be Adored Live @ Hampden 2017'
So many great British bands.... Can't talk about Madchester scene without Happy Mondays. Then later, well, again so many but The Libertines stand out, Franz Ferdinand.... The ever present Radiohead!! Kx
They are already reacting to OCS Arctic Monkeys and Happy Mondays. No Phonics yet. The best start would be their best ever opener Looks Like Chaplin live at Cardiff Castle
All the cool bands come from Manchester, Stone Roses, Oasis, The Smiths, The Charlatans, New Order, Happy Mondays. The Verve, A Guy Called Gerald, Elbow, Doves, 808 State, Inspiral Carpets. Paris Angles. Northside, The Fall etc........
I recommend listening to “Love Will Tear Us Apart” by Joy Division. Another Manchester band like the Roses and Oasis. Ian Curtis has a very haunting voice but the music is very unique and the lyrics are very intense.
Respect must be paid to guitarist on this video, Steve Davidson, and bassist Frazer Clark, both from Aberdeen Stone Roses tribute band ‘Fool’s Gold’ for stepping up so brilliantly here. They sound awesome. Well done guys.
Best was day of George Bests funeral and he started chanting “ Number one was Georgie best , number 2 was Georgie best ....... number 11 was Georgie Best , claps we all live in a Georgie Best world a George best world ............”. Half or 2/3 of the crowd started chanting it and on way out for 20 minutes on repeat like at away games.
This was at T in the Park, a massive weekend held every June in Scotland. Thousands of tents scattered everywhere after everyone leaves, they also have "glamping" where you get your cabin like thing but it's more expensive. You dont have to stay for the whole weekend you can stay for a day, or one night. Everyone who is anyone has played here.
The guitarist in this vid isnt John Squire. His name is Steve D. We used to work for the same company and lived a few doors away in Aberdeen. He used to be in a Stone Roses cover band and one day got asked to play and tour with Ian Brown as he wanted to add Stone Roses songs to his Solo performances.
The instrumental was just about to kick in! And his swagger is because he’s from Manchester, same as Liam. Back then the acid house scene was just kicking of and Manchester was known as MADCHESTER. We had a different musical revolution begin with this very band, where as in the US grunge took of with Nivarna and you guys went in a different direction. Stone Roses first album in my opinion it’s one of the best albums ever. It was so revered that they struggle to produce a second album.
@Banana Man yes great film, about the Hacienda and Tony Wilson. Shame it all ended so badly with gang wars and shootings. Shaun Ryder from Happy Mondays was the man to got to for Pills and parties. There’s a great Podcast called Ecstasy: The Battle of Rave.
I’m the biggest oasis on earth but a lot of it came from the stone roses , when I was 15 I was hanging out out with my friends being a dickhead ( as we do) ended getting in trouble and in the operating theatre , and in hospital for a few days coated in my own blood and my biggest fear what that they had to cut my stone roses t shirt off me and it was ruined . That’s a band .
When I went to Florida 20 odd years ago, I hired a car. Love Spreads came on repeatedly on American radio stations. Probably their best song in my opinion
Ian Brown and John Squire were 10 years older than me and went to Altrincham Grammar School, less than 200 metres from the pub I grew up in and that we still run to this day. Ironically, Oasis base guitarist , Bonehead, moved to Hale after success and was a regular in our pub for years until quitting the booze. The Smiths also attribute Panic and The Hand that Rocks the Cradle to being written less than a mile from the pub. Tyson Fury, Ricky Hatton, Steven Spieblerg (in the 80's), countless ex and present Manchester United and numerous other Premier League footballers, Rugby World Cup winners, England Rugby Captain's, England Cricketers, European PGA Golfers, Soap Stars etc visit the pub, several on a regular basis. Man City players even celebrated the Premier League Title in our pub in 2018. You walk in and it doesn't matter who you are, everyone is treated the same. You're just another customer and the locals treat you like anyone else, that's why they love to come. The Railway inn, Hale
Keep what ya got boys it's an amazing song sang by ian brown written by noel Gallagher and omg what a tune, yous will love it trust me! Ian's got some brilliant solo songs as well, blue sky day, set my baby free, dolphins were monkeys, fear, stellify just to name a few.
Please take the trip down the Stone Roses rabbit hole hugely influencel on oasis and one of the most iconic British bands of 80s 90s. Definitely in my top 5 all time
You're going to love stone roses, if you get the chance check out the film spike island, it's about a group of lads trying to break into a stone roses concert, or watch stone roses at parr hall in Warrington, have you done the Smith's
I saw the stone roses at Heaton Park in Manchester. Everyone knew all the lyrics and everyone was singing along to the bass lines and guitar riffs too. Also got to see Liam gallaghers band and also the wailers (as in Bob Marley and the wailers). Fantastic night.
He is when you meet him. I live quite near him and he always has loads of time for everybody. Seems to have lost it a bit lately with all the Covid and anti vax conspiracies but he's always been anti establishment.
Good chance this is t in the park 2005. I was right at the front at this gig against the barriers. Me and a few mates were doing a U symbol with our hands at him, it was a gang symbol he saw us and started dancing doing it back 🙌.. then my mate threw a Scotland flag at him, he picked it up and started dancing with it. What a gig, really brings back memories. During this gig I'm sure he started fighting with the sound guy, then started spinning the mic about hitting it off the ground.
They always insisted they played live on Top of the pops, don't think they ever played a full track, always had technical issues as totp weren't equipped to do live performances. Check out some solo Ian brown tracks!
Guys a bit of history of the bands that shaped our culture during late 80's & 90's & today if you want to go down the rabbit hole Lol you will then start to understand why these type of bands became so popular with the UK public as they are all working class musicians that had lyrics we could all relate to hence why you guys enjoy Oasis so I'm going to name a list of bands you should check out even in your spare time as there's many and much more: The Smiths (Band)/ The Jam (Band) or Paul Weller (Solo Artist)/ The Stone Roses or The Seahorses or Ian Brown (Solo Artist)/ Primal Scream (Band)/ Happy Mondays (Band)/ The Libertines or The Babyshambles (Bands)/ The View (Band)/ The Cult (Band)/ The Cure (Band)/ The Coral (Band)/ Stereophonics (Band)/ Manic Street Preachers (Band)/ Travis (Band)/ The Verve (Band)/ Gerry Cinnamon (Solo Artist)/ KT Tunstall (Solo Artist)/ John Martyn (Solo Artist)/ Paolo Nutini (Solo Artist).
Also an Australian Band called "DMA's" who was influenced by Oasis, and The Stone Roses. The lead singer live vocals is insane & Liam Gallagher asked them to tour with him as he admitted being a fan.
Ian was in Dispute with squire at the time on playing roses tracks at gigs. brown never played any roses songs live at solo gigs until squire did at his own solo gigs I've been to see brown live 5 times before t in the park I'm sure this is the first time he sang them live since the roses toured absolutely amazing.
This was the opening track of their debut album in 1989. That brooding base line that slowly faded in. The superb little solos of John Squires guitar. That sublime swagger of Ian Browns vocals. The problem is that Ian Brown is really bad singing live. This is one of his best performances that I have seen and that is probably because he was obviously more concerned with what was going on off stage than his actual vocals. I was there at the Reading Festival in 1996 when I heard this live for the first time. That base line. That swagger. When he started to sing the crowd was pleading with him to stop singing and to just let Mani and Reni solo.
I was there too Bernard but wasn’t it 1995? and yea walked away in disgust I was heartbroken one of my all time favourite bands at the time bombed spectacularly! He was off his chops though to be fair and half the band had already quit lol. Heaton Park, Etihad and Hampden Park were magical though.. 3 of the best nights of my life!
I was at this. Ian and the band couldnt hear the monitors because the crowd were singing too loudly, thats why he was asking for the sound to be turned up.
Ian brown once told shaun ryder from the happy Monday's, he would cut he's hand off.the roses and the Monday's also had a big rivalry, like blur and oasis.
Stone Roses are superb. I have all of and love Ian Brown's solo Albums as well. He writes some deadly songs. Unfortunately he is not a great singer live. Although I did see them in Dublin a few years ago on the reunion tour and his voice held up very well. I had an excellent night anyways :-)
Try and find one of the live gigs from Manchester 2012. The whole city was bliss! Total love everywhere. Plus the original line up has the best musicians of their time.
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I paid for a VIP meet and greet with Ian Brown after one of his gigs, it was a room of maybe 15-20 people. He turned up about 90 minutes late for it, took one step in the door, looked at the crowd and said 'nah, I ain't having this' and walked back out.
None of us where even mad, it was pure Ian Brown behaviour. Very aloof character. 😂
Haha I actually an almost identical encounter with him
Aloof? The man is just straight up rude, made some great music but not a great man. Threatening an air stewardess that he'll cut her hands off at the wrists is not cool, it's utter twat behaviour.
It's how you want a rockstars to be, my fave was always Mark E. Smith, another Manc. Fall gigs were the best, Mark had a knack of making you feel so unwelcome, like every gig was just a hinderance and he always looked like he wished he was somewhere else, you almost felt guilty just for turning up to a Fall gig! 🤣Greatest ever British band though!
Stone roses - Waterfall, She bangs the drums and fools gold are all a must, I have every faith you will get round to them
Yes please, fools gold a must
Mersey paradise as well
@@WB-jm7uq Mersey paradise is a cracking tune, sally cinnamon I would say is my favourite tune. There are so many great tunes that weren't in the albums.
Sally cinnamon my favourite
To true. Stones roses THE BEST
The Roses were huge influences on Oasis and Liam in particular. Listen to very early Oasis demos and you can hear Liam's vocal tone is very Ian Brown.
In the early live performances (I first saw them in 94) Liam was even aping (haha) Ian's monkey man walk a lot of the time
It was more because of how low the key of the early songs
So out of tune?
@@rickb.4168 Yh but Liam was in tune
@@danablack4048 then he’s not like I. Brown.
Made of stone by stone roses is pure rock n roll tune
My favourite from the Stone Roses
I was at the secret comeback gig in 2012. Small venue of 800 people and guess who was there on the balcony? Liam Gallagher. He was just a fan like the rest of us, amazed of what was happening that night.
That gig was at Warrington Parr Hall 2012 it's on UA-cam.
@@davidcorbett1713 It was. What a top night. One minute I'm sat at work getting calls from mates and seeing rumours online to just saying to my boss, I'm going home. No explanations or anything. Then I'm riding my bike from work to the Parr Hall to get a ticket only to miss out by around 10 people. Luckily my wife had gone there earlier and got a wrist band for her, the kids and my son's mate, which was then given to me. I never thought I'd even get it on my wrist it was that tight.
Straight into town and it was like everybody I'd ever knew was there. Mates, old mates, people from school. It was incredible. What a night. I didn't even go to Heaton Park in the end because I didn't think it could ever get better than that night.
@@latchfordbob I've seen the videos, I'm from wolverhampton, if you went up to the court when the studio paint thing was being prosecuted, and signed a free the Roses petition, they gave out handfuls of spike Island tickets. I was at school, but quite a few of my mates weren't... aren't mates fucking great!! 😁👍🙉
I was so gutted I’m from Warrington. I missed it!! Always wanted to see them but eventually saw them at Eithad stadium Manchester 2016?
@@latchfordbob I went to Heaton Park. It was ace. I don't know if they used "Auto tune" but Ian was in key the whole time. My step son bought me the Warrington Parr Hall Blu-ray. Thats also a top concert.
Both LG and NG were hugely influenced by Stone Roses. Ian walks (in place) about 20 miles in a concert and never really goes anywhere. Ian Brown is a very good front man and quite deep, positive thinker. Mani, John and Reni are top top top at what they do. So do Fools Gold next!
I met Ian briefly once, I was working and had my 5 year old son with me. He told me my son should be out playing with his mates. Lol. He has a messiah thing about him for sure! I have been a fan of their music since the early 90’s and still am!
Mancunion swagger. Love your reactions especially the Mancunion bands. I went to school with Liam Gallagher and I always bump into Ian Brown a few times a year around Manchester.
Keep up the good work lads.
"I don't have to sell my soul, he's already in me" fantastic line
Most iconic bass line ever created
another one bites the dust .. and another one gone and another one gone and another one bites the dust ..
Walk on the wild side.
Couldn't agree more
Dazed and confused John Paul Jones
@@fattwat1 lol
The Stone Roses, The Happy Mondays and Inspiral Carpets were the cornerstones of the madchester scene, You've done two of the three I recommend "She comes in the fall" live when you do the Inspirals. They were the band that got Noel into the music business, hired him as a roadie and showed him how to run a band! Also worth checking out Kula Shaker "Tattva" or "Hey dude" their Organ player/Keyboardist Jay ended up joining oasis and Reef "place your hands"
Good shout, Kula Shaker rocked.
No! I hated Kula Shaker , just another load of shit that jumped on “ Britpop” bandwagon. Did fuck all. He was a toff the singer. Tristan Mills , Hayley Mills’ son. Knob. With you on Mondays and Inspirals though. Charlatans were fucking class. Wrote some belting tunes.
They can't cover official videos
Charlatans as well
@@robwalker7575 Kyla shaker were shite
This was definitely the right video to watch. It’s imperfection makes it perfect. He definitely wasn’t happy at the start about the sound. That just showcases his attitude. The crowd singing the lyrics for him shows what an anthem the song is. It’s my go to I Wanna Be Adored UA-cam video.
You won't find many good live recordings of the Stone Roses, as talented as they were and as talented as Brown is as a songwriter...he can't sing for shit.
And without John Squire Stone Roses songs don't even work and should never be replicated.
Blackpool in 89 was outstanding
@@DJBeansOnToast If it's not on UA-cam it doesn't count, fick you old guys with your actual memories of stuff actually happening ;)
@@cockbeard im actually 16, the full gig is on UA-cam 😃
I wouldn’t say shit
He sounds bang on here I think lol
Liam has stated that Ian brown is the only person in the industry he wouldn't fuck with. And rightly so Ian is a specialist in several martial arts and is reportedly hard as fuck.
Manchester had a scene late 80s early 90s, swagger, pills, rave, football and the music.
The roses
James
The Mondays
Northside
Inspiral carpets
Oasis later on.
Factory records hacienda club....
The US had grunge which the nerdy kids listed to over here....
I wasn't a nerd a we loved Pearl Jam, Sound garden and the likes.
That ain't for nerds.
I'm sure you'd have heard "Fools Gold" ? Roses first commercial hit .Used a fair bit on film soundtracks etc
You should definitely do "fools gold" absolute classic.
You should react to the version at Hampden 2017, the crowds on a whole new level, loads of pyro, this was also their last ever gig! at the end he says 'don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened'
'The Stone Roses - I Wanna Be Adored Live @ Hampden 2017'
One of my favourite all time tunes! Pure poetry!
I know I keep on but STEREOPHONICS! You won't be disappointed
A thousand trees is awesome!! Kx
They won't be as impressed as with ocean colour scene arctic monkeys etc
@@kss987 I saw the OCS twice in one week!! Loved them!! Kx
So many great British bands.... Can't talk about Madchester scene without Happy Mondays. Then later, well, again so many but The Libertines stand out, Franz Ferdinand.... The ever present Radiohead!! Kx
They are already reacting to OCS Arctic Monkeys and Happy Mondays. No Phonics yet. The best start would be their best ever opener
Looks Like Chaplin live at Cardiff Castle
Best opening track to any debut album by anyone ever
100%
Absolutely
You guys have a nice positive vibe, I like it.
The Stone Roses are the greatest band in history and Ian Brown is a Fucking Legend.
All the cool bands come from Manchester, Stone Roses, Oasis, The Smiths, The Charlatans, New Order, Happy Mondays. The Verve, A Guy Called Gerald, Elbow, Doves, 808 State, Inspiral Carpets. Paris Angles. Northside, The Fall etc........
Yip....and the Beatles, they were Mancs....
@@professorplums722 No, they were not, they were from Liverpool, but that city is just half an hour down the road from Manchester.
I was at this set and it was mindblowing. Ian Brown gets a lot of grief for his voice when he sings live but he absolutely nailed it that night.
Ian also has some great solo material lads 👍
Marathon Man 😎
@@90sGAV spot on mate, my way is a cracking album
I recommend listening to “Love Will Tear Us Apart” by Joy Division. Another Manchester band like the Roses and Oasis. Ian Curtis has a very haunting voice but the music is very unique and the lyrics are very intense.
One of the best transitions as well from Joy Division to dance group New Order. Please give them a go too! :-)
Respect must be paid to guitarist on this video, Steve Davidson, and bassist Frazer Clark, both from Aberdeen Stone Roses tribute band ‘Fool’s Gold’ for stepping up so brilliantly here. They sound awesome. Well done guys.
Squire went on to form a band called the seahorses who were great, his guitar playing is distinctive all through the album
You got that spot on Liam wasn't the first manc to have that attitude and style, Mr Brown did it years before,
Ian Browns solo stuff is also great . I’ve been to more Ian Brown gigs than any other artist 👍🏴
Same here mate seen browny live 15 times
Me too pal.
Best was day of George Bests funeral and he started chanting “ Number one was Georgie best , number 2 was Georgie best ....... number 11 was Georgie Best , claps we all live in a Georgie Best world a George best world ............”. Half or 2/3 of the crowd started chanting it and on way out for 20 minutes on repeat like at away games.
FEAR is the one of biggest works of genius of all time
Great reaction once again! Yes, John squire is the one who came up with that riff. Check out the actual band if u can cuz their drummer is incredible.
This was at T in the Park, a massive weekend held every June in Scotland. Thousands of tents scattered everywhere after everyone leaves, they also have "glamping" where you get your cabin like thing but it's more expensive. You dont have to stay for the whole weekend you can stay for a day, or one night. Everyone who is anyone has played here.
Fools Gold and Made of Stone are biblical tunes and worth checking out.
Loving the content guys!
When you can react to the studio version its an amazing song but liam definitely modelled his front man style on Ian brown
And Oasis' music on The Beatles!!! Kx
And the charlatans
liam stands still but ian dances though
@@manuelhammad5061 true. Kx
@@shandywarhol4444 Not really. Not a huge portion of their material you can identify beatles influences in
Do fools gold by stone roses great song
Also Stone Roses 'fools gold'. and Oasis 'who feels love'. are very much the same style
The guitarist in this vid isnt John Squire. His name is Steve D. We used to work for the same company and lived a few doors away in Aberdeen. He used to be in a Stone Roses cover band and one day got asked to play and tour with Ian Brown as he wanted to add Stone Roses songs to his Solo performances.
The instrumental was just about to kick in! And his swagger is because he’s from Manchester, same as Liam. Back then the acid house scene was just kicking of and Manchester was known as MADCHESTER. We had a different musical revolution begin with this very band, where as in the US grunge took of with Nivarna and you guys went in a different direction. Stone Roses first album in my opinion it’s one of the best albums ever. It was so revered that they struggle to produce a second album.
@Banana Man yes great film, about the Hacienda and Tony Wilson. Shame it all ended so badly with gang wars and shootings. Shaun Ryder from Happy Mondays was the man to got to for Pills and parties. There’s a great Podcast called Ecstasy: The Battle of Rave.
I’m the biggest oasis on earth but a lot of it came from the stone roses , when I was 15 I was hanging out out with my friends being a dickhead ( as we do) ended getting in trouble and in the operating theatre , and in hospital for a few days coated in my own blood and my biggest fear what that they had to cut my stone roses t shirt off me and it was ruined . That’s a band .
Y’all aren’t ready for “She Bangs the Drums” ‘!!!
Love Spreads is an amazing tune, guitar work will blow you away
When I went to Florida 20 odd years ago, I hired a car. Love Spreads came on repeatedly on American radio stations. Probably their best song in my opinion
Ian Brown and John Squire were 10 years older than me and went to Altrincham Grammar School, less than 200 metres from the pub I grew up in and that we still run to this day. Ironically, Oasis base guitarist , Bonehead, moved to Hale after success and was a regular in our pub for years until quitting the booze. The Smiths also attribute Panic and The Hand that Rocks the Cradle to being written less than a mile from the pub. Tyson Fury, Ricky Hatton, Steven Spieblerg (in the 80's), countless ex and present Manchester United and numerous other Premier League footballers, Rugby World Cup winners, England Rugby Captain's, England Cricketers, European PGA Golfers, Soap Stars etc visit the pub, several on a regular basis. Man City players even celebrated the Premier League Title in our pub in 2018. You walk in and it doesn't matter who you are, everyone is treated the same. You're just another customer and the locals treat you like anyone else, that's why they love to come. The Railway inn, Hale
Keep what ya got boys it's an amazing song sang by ian brown written by noel Gallagher and omg what a tune, yous will love it trust me! Ian's got some brilliant solo songs as well, blue sky day, set my baby free, dolphins were monkeys, fear, stellify just to name a few.
FEAR is top drawer. My star. Golden Gaze. Longsight M13.
Keep what you got is class yes xxx
Fucking kisses. Just been texting ex !
@@neilmoore5387 dont worry about it mate! 😂 yeah fears awesome as well!
Love seeing you guys discovering a British legend
I was there. This was at T in the park in scotland. I used to go every year but they've stopped the festival now
Ian brown F.E.A.R you have to listen to that
The debut album is still one of the best albums ive ever heard. Up there with Revolver.
Love the manchunian sound.... Nothing has touched it since. Great sound track as well from footy film green street
Had the privilege to see them twice once at heaton park and once at the etihad, best gigs ive been too
The Stone Roses-Waterfall rehearsal 2012 is on here. Give that a react btw. Muchas gracias
Seven lines in the whole song.
Ian and John wrote it in twenty minutes, it's a belter.
Check out Richard Ashcroft, either on his own, or when he was with the Verve. 👍🏻
Shed Seven - “chasing rainbows” for a soaring ballad!! There is a good TRNSMT live version which should be good to use.
Please take the trip down the Stone Roses rabbit hole hugely influencel on oasis and one of the most iconic British bands of 80s 90s. Definitely in my top 5 all time
You're going to love stone roses, if you get the chance check out the film spike island, it's about a group of lads trying to break into a stone roses concert, or watch stone roses at parr hall in Warrington, have you done the Smith's
Awesome. Do Stone Roses Tight Rope from the album album Second Coming. Acoustic tune outside the norm of their normal stuff
Fools Gold, and Waterfall check those out and a love song called Sally Cinnamon.
this is secretly britains actual national anthem.
I saw the stone roses at Heaton Park in Manchester. Everyone knew all the lyrics and everyone was singing along to the bass lines and guitar riffs too. Also got to see Liam gallaghers band and also the wailers (as in Bob Marley and the wailers). Fantastic night.
Mad you guys are doing Manny reactions. Keep em coming. 👍
Liam Gallagher as a kid, went to see The Stone roses and basically walked out and said “that’s what I wanna do r kid”! To Noel!
I was at the same gig in the 80s that Liam was at. Tiny club in Manchester called The International ❤
Ian Brown always seems like a very nice bloke!
He is when you meet him. I live quite near him and he always has loads of time for everybody. Seems to have lost it a bit lately with all the Covid and anti vax conspiracies but he's always been anti establishment.
@@latchfordbob unless you wind him up, that Steve Jones interview is a bit uncomfortable.
@@jezjukes I would have done the same with Steve Jones though.
@@latchfordbob Depends on where you get your news from though. It doesn't change his personality.
Fun fact: Noel (Gallagher) decided to form a band at an early stone roses concert
The stone roses. Simply my favourite band. No oasis without these guys
Good chance this is t in the park 2005. I was right at the front at this gig against the barriers. Me and a few mates were doing a U symbol with our hands at him, it was a gang symbol he saw us and started dancing doing it back 🙌.. then my mate threw a Scotland flag at him, he picked it up and started dancing with it. What a gig, really brings back memories.
During this gig I'm sure he started fighting with the sound guy, then started spinning the mic about hitting it off the ground.
music in this song is amazing.. what a tune
Stone roses rule.fools gold live at Heaton park Manchester from the Shane meadows film made of stone is an awesome jam.proper.
If you react to the stone roses it’s probably better to do studio versions
They always insisted they played live on Top of the pops, don't think they ever played a full track, always had technical issues as totp weren't equipped to do live performances. Check out some solo Ian brown tracks!
...except for tightrope live crimson tide!!
love the Rose's but this is the one, is classic
Great reaction Gents, sen them live at Finsbury Park, awesome 🙏🐊❤️🦉👍
You want a groove, it must be love spreads stone roses, amazing, am here for the 90s indie
Guys a bit of history of the bands that shaped our culture during late 80's & 90's & today if you want to go down the rabbit hole Lol you will then start to understand why these type of bands became so popular with the UK public as they are all working class musicians that had lyrics we could all relate to hence why you guys enjoy Oasis so I'm going to name a list of bands you should check out even in your spare time as there's many and much more:
The Smiths (Band)/ The Jam (Band) or Paul Weller (Solo Artist)/ The Stone Roses or The Seahorses or Ian Brown (Solo Artist)/ Primal Scream (Band)/ Happy Mondays (Band)/ The Libertines or The Babyshambles (Bands)/ The View (Band)/ The Cult (Band)/ The Cure (Band)/ The Coral (Band)/ Stereophonics (Band)/ Manic Street Preachers (Band)/ Travis (Band)/ The Verve (Band)/ Gerry Cinnamon (Solo Artist)/ KT Tunstall (Solo Artist)/ John Martyn (Solo Artist)/ Paolo Nutini (Solo Artist).
Also an Australian Band called "DMA's" who was influenced by Oasis, and The Stone Roses. The lead singer live vocals is insane & Liam Gallagher asked them to tour with him as he admitted being a fan.
checkin in... my fav stone roses song ,that bass though
You need to listen to their first album to understand why they are adored.
there is only one live video gig on youtube and it’s not the best quality but it’s really amazing
Ian was in Dispute with squire at the time on playing roses tracks at gigs. brown never played any roses songs live at solo gigs until squire did at his own solo gigs I've been to see brown live 5 times before t in the park I'm sure this is the first time he sang them live since the roses toured absolutely amazing.
This was the opening track of their debut album in 1989. That brooding base line that slowly faded in. The superb little solos of John Squires guitar. That sublime swagger of Ian Browns vocals. The problem is that Ian Brown is really bad singing live. This is one of his best performances that I have seen and that is probably because he was obviously more concerned with what was going on off stage than his actual vocals. I was there at the Reading Festival in 1996 when I heard this live for the first time. That base line. That swagger. When he started to sing the crowd was pleading with him to stop singing and to just let Mani and Reni solo.
I was there too Bernard but wasn’t it 1995? and yea walked away in disgust I was heartbroken one of my all time favourite bands at the time bombed spectacularly! He was off his chops though to be fair and half the band had already quit lol. Heaton Park, Etihad and Hampden Park were magical though.. 3 of the best nights of my life!
Can’t explain how much £ I’d pay for a Reni solo concert
If you aren’t British and of a certain generation you’ll never understand how important the Stone Roses were or are.
Amen. And explaining is hard as f@ck.
I'm there singing along RIP T IN THE PARK MISS U SO MUCH STONE ROSES #LEGENDERY
Two words. Slam tent. Biblical.
The bass hitting your chest felt it for few days after lol awsome
For I Wanna Be Adored have a look at their first comeback gig in 2011 at Warrington Parr Hall
I was at this. Ian and the band couldnt hear the monitors because the crowd were singing too loudly, thats why he was asking for the sound to be turned up.
T in the Park was huge festival in Scotland,attracted all the greats
The best Stone Roses vid, if you can access it, is Fools Good, Heaton Park, from the Made of Stone Documentary, truly epic.
Shoot you down by The Stone Roses is one of my favourites
Fool's gold, extended version. Banger!.
you should hear liams voice in 1991 it’s basically the same as ian
Brilliant brilliant brilliant, more Ian brown 🤙
Oasis - See the sun 1991. It was written pre oasis i believe, a real fucking banger, Stone roses vibe
Second that
You're excellent judges of character.... Fools Gold and Sally Cinnamon are good!! Kx
Was just gonna post Sally Cinnamon. Cracking tune.
Sally is my favourite roses tune
@@garethjones4359 mine too!!🥰🥰🥰🥰 Kx
In the late, late 80' and early 90's I listened to their first album on tape so much it developed a skweek.
I am the Resurrection live in Blackpool….Mr Brown is off his face but what a live performance…..perfect
Ian brown once told shaun ryder from the happy Monday's, he would cut he's hand off.the roses and the Monday's also had a big rivalry, like blur and oasis.
If you haven’t already, you should do night boat to Cairo, or one step beyond by madness
Watch the video of them performing at Blackpool in 1989. (Waterfall)
She Bangs the drums by the Stone Roses next. Or This is the One by the Stone Roses (also the song they play at Man Utd games as they enter the field)
Stone Roses are superb. I have all of and love Ian Brown's solo Albums as well. He writes some deadly songs. Unfortunately he is not a great singer live. Although I did see them in Dublin a few years ago on the reunion tour and his voice held up very well. I had an excellent night anyways :-)
It’s the Manchester attitude, Ian and Liam both have it 👊🏻👍🏻🎉
The Stone Roses had some real good tunes. The Best of The Stone Rose's CD there all on there.
Try and find one of the live gigs from Manchester 2012. The whole city was bliss! Total love everywhere. Plus the original line up has the best musicians of their time.
Mani also from the roses is playing bass on this👌
You gotta do I am the Resurrection.. Full version! Life changing man! 😉