The Stone Roses

Through the blizzard of music we are experiencing, it is difficult for a song to stick with ya and achieve timelessness. For me, a song has to arouse a strong emotion in me to achieve that. Stone Roses' I Wanna Be Adored is one of the songs that has my eternal dedication. It doesn't even matter if it's about a certain popular arch fiend, insecurity, megalomania, redemption, fragility, the need to be loved, or all the above; either way you look at it, all that matters is ho... MORE

I do believe in Karma. But I am just disgusted, worried and frustrated about this economic plight we are in. Too many people are truly suffering and not enough of those with a hand in creating this crisis are going to be subjected to any consequences, it seems. So naturally, my mind turns toward revenge,and being a good Mogster, to songs about vengeance. It helps for about 5 minutes. I like this tune from the Stone Roses. It sounds pretty, but it's pretty angry. Feel ... MORE

How many of you have seen this movie?  It's quirky and odd.  I really enjoyed the soundtrack, especially the Stone Roses song at the end of the movie.  The movie was written and directed by Taika Waititi, a New Zealand born director.

i dont need to sell my soul he's already in me there once was a boy and a girl who were mis-matched in every possible way. she wore thick lines of kohl under her eyes, dyed her hair every other weekend, wrote in composition books, and smoked far too many cigarettes. he had long hair lightened blonde by surfing every morning, friends who invited him to keg parties that he never took her to, and lectured her on giving up cigarettes even though he smoked pot daily. despite ... MORE

......the remix is soooo much tighter. Thanks to Reni (maybe the greatest drummer of o.g. brit-pop...if not of his time), we can see how an entire song can be written by a drum beat. just dont tell Ian Brown. Look, even I.B. wants to drop em like Alan Wren!

rawr. god how i love this song... turn it up and groove on my friends, it's friday ~p.s. i just bought my pela _and_ scissors for lefty show tix... whatwhat~

While looking for the video to this song I found a YouTubers page filled with these 6min clips of something called ITV Chart Shows from 1989-1994, obviously British, these clips seem to give you a weekly update of the Top 10 Indie videos and Rock videos from back in the day. A pretty good research tool if your needing to look back on bands from that time. I found it informative and thought one of you may as well. Check it out here: ITV Chart Shows

This song seems mysteriously unpopular in America, judging by a friend I recommended it to's attempts to download it P2P. Fuck you, America, it's a good song. A sizable chunk of Post-Punk was shit, so can we at least keep the nice bits around? OK, then. Note the bass there at the beginning. Or the entire song, really. It is happy and nice and I like it despite being a horrible, horrible person. You should to.

from 1up: Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock made its Euro debut today at the Edinburgh Interactive Festival, and during the hour-long demonstration, Activision showed off "She Bangs the Drums," as made famous by The Stone Roses. "She Bangs the Drums" was the second UK single from the group's 1989 eponymous debut, which is considered by many to be among the most significant and influential records in British rock history. "The Edinburgh Interactive Festival is all about ... MORE

The Stone Roses - "Waterfall" I'm starting to love the 80s more and more. Enjoy.

I just thought I'd remind everyone of just how good Mani was with his bass lines. I still haven't got it right yet. Genius.