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The Stone Roses
Alt & Indie, Britpop

The Stone Roses formed in Manchester in 1984 and disbanded in 1996, leaving one massively successful album, one disastrous album of unparalleled scope, and an influence over British music that will likely never fully fade. As icons of the Manchester music scene and pioneers of "Madchester", a fusion of 60s jangly guitars and 80s rave dance beats, the Stone Roses were the voice of a generation with only one album... their debut, at that. Along with other Madchester groups like the Happy Mondays, ...read more

The Stone Roses formed in Manchester in 1984 and disbanded in 1996, leaving one massively successful album, one disastrous album of unparalleled scope, and an influence over British music that will likely never fully fade. As icons of the Manchester music scene and pioneers of "Madchester", a fusion of 60s jangly guitars and 80s rave dance beats, the Stone Roses were the voice of a generation with only one album... their debut, at that. Along with other Madchester groups like the Happy Mondays, the Inspiral Carpets and the Charlatans UK, they revolutionised British pop music, furthering the efforts of bands like the Smiths in the years before them. Without the Stone Roses, have no doubt, there would be no Oasis, or Suede, or Blur. Their sophomore album, eventually released in 1996 at the height of Britpop (a genre they had no small part in making possible), was perhaps both the most widely anticipated and universally disparaged album ever to be released. Still, despite this massive failure and the relatively unsuccessful nature of the members' solo careers (aside from Mani's stint in Primal Scream), they remain one of the most respected and influential British bands in history, placed alongside only the the Beatles, the Jam, the Smiths and perhaps the Kinks in terms of eternal importance. « hide

Similar Bands: Primal Scream

LPs
Second Coming
1994

3.3
138 Votes
The Stone Roses
1989

4.2
454 Votes
Compilations
The Very Best of The Stone Roses
2002

3.7
34 Votes
The Complete Stone Roses
1995

4.6
17 Votes
Turns Into Stone
1992

3.9
24 Votes

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