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hyusworld · 3 months ago

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choose your fighter or sumwhat

#oasis #blur #radiohead #the stone roses #pulp #arctic monkeys #music #band #rock #britpop #fanart #art #liam gallagher #damon albarn #thom yorke #ian brown #jarvis cocker #alex turner

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juliangirlblancas · 5 months ago

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Does this make sense

#the smiths #smithsposting #johnny marr #morrissey #the stone roses #ian brown #john squire

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britpop-band-shite · 2 months ago

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ROUND 4: The Stone Roses VS Manic Street Preachers

THE STONE ROSES

MANIC STREET PREACHERS

Manics for me

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bbbrianjones · 1 year ago

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the stone roses in paris, oct 1989

#the stone roses #stone roses #ian brown #john squire #mani #reni #1980s #are we sick of this photoshoot yet???#because i'm not :)#in fact i am ten times more in love with that now that i have found the other pictures to squire's one!!!!#i was actually reading through my tags on my stone roses posts and they're so sweet :') i was having so much fun being in love with squire #AS I SHOULD HAVE!!!!!#he is simply the sweetest look man in the entire world!! so pretty!!! beautiful blue eyes!!! i swear he had the bluest eyes in the world!!#god to get lost in his eyes. i am sure it would not have been hard to do

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scalenesallen · 9 months ago

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Ian Brown and John Squire, 1989 💕💕💕

#stone roses #the stone roses #ian brown #john squire

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intheblueskyyy · 29 days ago

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#ian brown #the stone roses #fanart

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ewanmcgregorforcemasc · 1 month ago

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“Made of Stone” by The Stone Roses vs. “Daddy’s Speeding” by Suede

“Made of Stone” hails from The Stone Roses’ self-titled debut in 1989, and is a synthesis on the death of the artist Jackson Pollock, whose art had a significant impact on the aesthetic vision of the album. The album is an early classic of the Baggy/Madchester era, an early era of alternative dance music in Manchester in the UK with a heavy emphasis on drugs.

“Daddy’s Speeding,” conversely, depicts the death of James Dean and how his tragic passing was mandatory for the building of his legacy and the image he came to inspire. It hails from Suede’s sophomore album, Dog Man Star, which turns away from the anthemic-rock style of their own self-titled debut, in exchange for a pessimistic and hedonistic sound and outlook expressing the frustrations of the lifestyle that the band was living in. Dog Man Star is a personal favorite from the 90s Britpop era (released in 1994), which was heavily inspired by the preceding Baggy era.

The parallels between these songs, and the implications of the crashes they are about, are impossible to ignore.