 Ken Scrudato - 30/12/2009  Northern England post-punk, let’s face it, has mostly been a byproduct of working class alienation and disaffection. But unlike their bleak, sna...
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Erick Mertz - 19/10/2009  The Stone Roses exploded their career arc in fabulous, colorful proportions with a self-titled record, something so seismic in its scope, in its self-...
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| El Bicho - 02/10/2009 The year 1989 saw a heavy presence of glam-metal bands on the radio and MTV and an increasing exposure of rap and hip hop onto the mainstream. It was...
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| Zeth Lundy - 15/09/2009 The Stone Roses' 1989 debut LP has been deified by such dubious tastemakers as the NME and Oasis's Noel Gallagher - and the rest of us really like it ...
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| Aidan Rox - 11/09/2009 Here is another classic that gets the Legacy edition treatment on its 20th anniversary of release. The Stone Roses self-titled debut is well deserving...
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| Amy Granzin - 11/09/2009 Surly, sullen and fearsomely confident in shaggy hair and baggy jeans, frontman Ian Brown declared on the Stone Roses'eponymous album, "I am the resur...
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| mark191082 - 23/08/2009 *The Stone Roses* mean many different things to many people. They were a band for a generation much as others that have gone before. They were *THE*...
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| Neil Kulkarni - 19/08/2009 Fucking hell, I must've been wrong about this one - see, I had this down as a wet steaming fart of fuck-all when it came out but 80 quid Jeezus, it m...
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| David Coleman - 19/08/2009 If I could travel back in time to meet the sixteen year old version of myself, I can guarantee that the mumbling, acne-scarred teenager would try to s...
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| Palmer Eldritch - 13/08/2009 In lieu of yet another multi-million pound reunion, the Stone Roses? iconic debut album is re-released in what has been rather understatedly called th...
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| Richard Brown - 12/08/2009 1989. That was, to paraphrase the title of an old Jerry Chesnut / Elvis Costello hit, a damn good year for the Roses. It was also a pretty good year...
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| David Fricke - 11/08/2009 Released in the spring of 1989, the debut album by the Stone Roses remains a blast ofmagnificent arrogance, a fusion of Sixties-pop sparkle and the bl...
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| James Cooper - 10/08/2009 In a nutshell... Not as perfect as NME thinks, but pretty good two decades on.What's it all aboutLast year, NME decided that the Stone Roses' self-ti...
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| Pete Paphides - 08/08/2009 Like Dark Side of the Moon, the Stone Roses’ debut is one of those albums destined to get a lavish reissue with the passing of another ten years...
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| Luke Jovetic - 07/08/2009 Little needs to be said about the influence of The Stone Roses. As a band their influence has lived on far longer than the band itself. Their debut al...
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