The Stone Roses live in Blackpool 12.08.1989

Click a time to play any song.
I Wanna Be Adored 01:25
Elephant Stone 07:01
Waterfall 11:12
Sugar Spun Sister 16:17
Made of Stone 20:27
She Bangs the Drums 25:14
Where Angels Play 29:18
Shoot You Down 33:38
Going Down 38:10
Mersey Paradise 41:13
I Am The Resurrection 44:13

[@BoldasLove96]

John Squire: Incredible guitarist!

[@AirGuitar]

Erik Ottosson indeed! Definitely in my top 5 of all time

[@ufewl]

its impresssive

[@jackcity1746]

On is day yes .and rennie and many and the king of inde ian brown peaple 👐

[@DanFernandesBenficaSaint]

Well, not according to himself! The Stone Roses are my favourite band; they incorporate a 60s melody with Bob Dylan esk lyrics but the melodies are quite easy to play. Does that mean he’s not very good? Of course not, but if you’re comparing pure ability and technique - not the song or lyrics just the guitar playing ability - then you’d have to argue he’s not quite there with people like Satriani, Santana or Hendrix. It doesn’t detract from the music but in the balance of a fair argument you couldn’t say Squire is one of the greatest guitar players.

[@DanFernandesBenficaSaint]

Snort Wassabi The sound the band makes isn’t a guitarist on his own and his own ability. You missed the point entirely. A waste of a comment. As you were.

[@qbsrd]

Stone Roses - Blackpool '89 (For mobile users) 01:25 I Wanna Be Adored 07:01 Elephant Stone 11:12 Waterfall 16:17 Sugar Spun Sister 20:27 Made Of Stone 25:14 She Bangs The Drums 29:18 Where Angels Play 33:38 Shoot You Down 38:10 Going Down 41:13 Mersey Paradise 44:13 I Am The Resurrection

[@mikebarton]

ShyLesbian thank you.

[@LuisHernandez-uv7pr]

hero

[@julianguerracampos151]

God bless you

[@jairosilva3074]

Muito obrigado!

[@dekgebfoot4085]

God married you.

[@foldingcouch4407]

Still listen to the debut album several times a week.

[@mhildack]

Just bought a car with a working CD player and yes I too enjoy playing this again a lot.

[@Scrapyy]

I was there that night. Oh wait I wasnt cos Im 16 and they just dont play live :(

[@galaxian754]

...interestingly enough, so do I. And I know for a fact that it's better than almost everything else entering the market...

[@sturdeehouse]

@@galaxian754 wow really...we were all so forward thinking back then...what the f happened to you?

[@Itsyrm8]

@@sturdeehouse could be called "rooting" growin roots - the point is not to confuse "rooting" with smthn similar to "roting" (taken in by the Scam)

[@BFD1989]

The band who saved my life

[@jameswayne8256]

You and me both mate!!!

[@pity_alvarez]

in what sense?

[@badmen1550]

as a guitar player it's hard not to be impressed by Squire. but honestly i have to say that Reni is truly their secret weapon

[@datsunyellow2570]

It's that rare thing where they were all secret weapons :)

[@dentistjohn6171]

My favourite drummer hands down

[@croesrob]

Absolutely.

[@kungfluhustle2475]

As a guitarist myself and a life long Roses fan I slightly agree my own technical ability far surpasses his on paper but I always marvel at his cadence and note selection. Made of stone for me as an isolated snap shot of music is perfection and has been a source of inspiration to me since I was 9. I can’t help but be impressed by Squire.

[@MarlboroughBlenheim1]

He gave them a fluidity and drive that set them apart from any other band

[@deanerickson2357]

this is what the nineties sounded like with 29 days left to go in the 80's

[@mirlman69]

+dean erickson the date shown here 12.08.1989 (DD.MM.YYYY) is actually Saturday 12 August 1989. This from Wiki ... "Their biggest headline gigs in 1989 were to 4000 people at Blackpool's Empress Ballroom on Saturday 12 August and to 7000 people at London's Alexandra Palace on Saturday 18 November. The former of these was released as a live video in 1991 ..."

[@MichaelDavino]

+Charlie Billingham Spike Island was '90 so Blackpool and Ali Pali were the biggest headline gigs of '89

[@isleofwightdave2286]

Eh ?

[@fabsca1970]

You don't need to be thousands and thousands to be legend.......... Sex Pistols in Manchester Lesser Trade Free Hall gig in 1976, the audience was only 35 to 40 people in the audience including members of Joy Division, Buzzcocks, Mick Hucknall, Morrissey, Mark E. Smith from The Fall, Tony Wilson and journalist Paul Morley......

[@scherben8870]

42. That's why Douglas Adams used that number as the meaning of life.* *Another fake 'fact' brought to you by scherben.

[@CasperLD]

Waterfall is one of the most glorious songs ever written.

[@stevenholmes806]

The opening to elephant stone guitar is just breathtakingly brilliant...

[@annatimmins3096]

Mersey paradise could still be number 1 now in the charts

[@Kelly14UK]

THAT SONG... was always in my Top 3. What the guys packed into 2 minutes, music, lyrics and happy emotions, is one of the most amazing things done in rock.

[@anachronologist2017]

I was born at the wrong time in the wrong place. Wish I could have seen these guys in their prime. One of my favorite bands of all time.

[@anaccount1005]

Weeb

[@Official_KC]

You were born at a time when you could hear all their discography at once. I'd say that's better. Good music has a way of hitting you with nostalgia though, I know

[@iwvaksindustries]

username checks out

[@stephenfinn3937]

Your lucky someone filmed them at this gig for u to see as I believe this is them at their best just before they went massive

[@billybobbington]

It takes a lot of skill to stay that well in time with the music when you're that high, I think Ian does a good job.

[@Dbzmad34222]

Kilburn what did he take?

[@thomaswharton2499]

SNIGAMING drugs

[@willbrown7046]

Thomas Wharton defo mdma, you can see Ian is pinging. Being on xtc will actually make it a lot easier for him to stay in time

[@mattgosling2657]

@@albanomadarts lol

[@mrgman3229]

I remember reading an interview with Ian and he said the band were the only ones not on E that night , they thought the floor was gonna give in cos of the crowd stomping to the tunes

[@spc999]

It's funny, you don't realize when genius is taking place right in front of you. At the time the Roses were amazing, but there were so many other amazing bands across many genres. I had no idea how enduring and legendary the Roses would be, or how briefly these moments in 89-90 would last. I wish I could go back and not take them for granted. I wish I could go back and appreciate how good they were as musicians, how the 4 of them combined to create music that was truly special. Listening to other bands from this era, they all sound like someone or each other. The Stone Roses don't sound like anything or anyone else and nothing from that era, before or after will be as recognizable and unique.

[@awakeningwithreiki9451]

Beautifully said, perfect sentiment and I wholly agree

[@glenndouglas8822]

Beautiful. You were there. So many fakes out there who pretend they were in the know during these glorious days. Made me the man I am. When you know, you know, you had to experience it and looking back how fuckin lucky we were. We had nothing at the time, Thatcher the bitch was ruling with an iron fist, we the youth were the enemy within, no fuckin jobs or if you did get one, it was for fuckin 15 quid a week and we had no future and we had, had enough. The band's or music didn't start the scene, it was revolution of the youth and then some of us made the music to go along with our feelings....thus a youth revolution arose.. What a time. Respect 🙌✌️

[@vampiresforesl]

Musical geniuses, yes, but I wish to God Ian could sing in tune.

[@den264]

I feel sorry for you kids if you consider this mediocre lot to be the best thing gou ever heard. The 90's must have been a shit time for rock music.

[@DyslexiaSkucs]

seen lots of comments complaining about people criticizing Ian's voice; but I've not seen one person say bad about it.

[@Robcatist]

I think half the trouble is the other 3 set the bar so high Ian was never gonna be good enough.

[@waynesilverman3048]

Better on rec

[@mrkipling2201]

@@waynesilverman3048 true. If you were there at the gig , his voice probably sounded perfect as virtually the whole crowd would have been on ecstacy or weed!! I think it sounds better than people have given him credit for.

[@MortonTim96]

The intro to I wanna be adored when Squire kicks in is mind blowing and not only sends shivers up my spine but is better than the album intro by a mile

[@den264]

You are alluding to the syncapated drum piece which kicks the number off. An old technique from the sixties most probably perfected by John Bonham of Zeplin fame and Lars Urlich of Metallica. Urlich used it to full effect in the intrioduction to Enter Sandman. Expand your musical genre and learn.

[@JammyGit]

I am the resurrection - Bloody excellent times in about 1990 getting stoned on top quality hash, wait for the singing to end, the bass to open the instrumental section, then hold onto your head as you'd trip right out.....ahhhh great times.

[@bozack3758]

The best 2 - 3 years of my life.....Seen them 6 times before second album.

[@benwhinney9264]

Lucky I can only dream to ever watch them

[@zetetick395]

You never know...

[@scramblesish]

Jealous as fuck

[@tamcameron9219]

The band that defined an era The band that defined music The band that define life

[@juliafleming2176]

Agreed love them to bits and have still never seen them live..did catch Ian solo at a Big issue Benefit in the mid 80's though

[@baronbenuk]

sm

[@Robcatist]

To say in 89 I was totally obsessed with this band doesn’t quite cover it.

[@invisiblecurious856]

Defined cool

[@invisiblecurious856]

Good looking

[@Dustbrother1099]

I used to watch this at least once a week for many years. Chewed up my VHS tape eventually. C'mon lads, get back fekken to it!

[@binalongberrico4808]

Awesome drummer.

[@paulsharman9295]

I was at this concert...and like anyone else that that attended the lads were sheer class as always...i was 27 at the time and had to endure lots of poppy crap in the 80's , Like a lot of lads and lasses we had been waiting for bands like the Roses and Mondays since The Jam packed up in '82.

[@framerob2]

nail on the head. Bob on

[@tyronehollow2321]

you were actually there? only just seen this. That's incredible. it's still my favourite footage. I used to get wrecked to this video (vhs release) then dvd before I went out. it's the benchmark for me, in terms of sound and movement. although they played in Shrewsbury once , the fridge. apparently the best live performance. I seen them at Heaton 4 yrs ago and again tomorrow. you lucky bastard

[@tyronehollow2321]

you were actually there? only just seen this. That's incredible. it's still my favourite footage. I used to get wrecked to this video (vhs release) then dvd before I went out. it's the benchmark for me, in terms of sound and movement. although they played in Shrewsbury once , the fridge. apparently the best live performance. I seen them at Heaton 4 yrs ago and again tomorrow. you lucky bastard

[@tyronehollow2321]

you were actually there? only just seen this. That's incredible. it's still my favourite footage. I used to get wrecked to this video (vhs release) then dvd before I went out. it's the benchmark for me, in terms of sound and movement. although they played in Shrewsbury once , the fridge. apparently the best live performance. I seen them at Heaton 4 yrs ago and again tomorrow. you lucky bastard

[@j.maxsering3728]

I was in Pasadena California at that time 26 years old and as I recall pre internet I think I read about them in spin mag or rolling stone how great they were before the cd/album was available (and it wasn't played on US radio yet either). I bought it when I first found it at the indie record shop and I was awestruck at how great that album is/was, kind of like discovering a hidden treasure or finding a fools gold mine

[@Robcatist]

One of the best intros ever!!!

[@murblack2782]

Ur right pal still get goosebumps with it

[@memyselfandi2506]

As well as the best outros

[@bozack3758]

I was there,19 years old what an atmosphere(ecstasy helped & for Ian)...

[@mightyred2018]

I would sell my soul to be there

[@willisarocknrollstar1167]

Mighty Red you don’t have to sell your soul

[@thescottishcrusader2781]

*hE's AlReAdY iN mE!*

[@albertotheband9671]

Nick Gur I wAnNa Be A dOoR

[@rizlahillofficial]

Its Already In You

[@darrenbaker8144]

I was there !!! And looking back they’re shite !!!!

[@allymack1983]

32 mins in,where angels play and shoot you down blending in is amazing.

[@leonardjohnny67]

never seen a live video of a band have so much footage of the drummer, and rightly bloody so, Reni was the heart of The Roses

[@TastyCement]

If anything there isn't enough footage of Reni, the camera lingers on Brown way too much.

[@joannedwyer-bc5py]

Defo I love watching reni, he's such a charismatic bloke too

[@davidduce9544]

I love this. My zeus Reni is just wonderful. Squire is lyrical in his playing, Mani is solid as a rock and then Brown just oozes charisma. Truly inspiring band

[@Robcatist]

Squires the best guitarist of his generation, unbelievable talent!!!

[@AirGuitar]

Robcatist so true! Unbelievably underrated! He deserves way more credit. Probably doesn’t care though.

[@roysmiles8878]

Good, but Johnny Marr is better.

[@MirandasBeauty]

This is legendary

[@rich6076]

This version of 'I wanna be adored' is my fave. they were young back then and the sound is more raw. John letting his guitar feedback is all the more haunting. so good.

[@den264]

Yes their one and only hit ! Pity they could not stay sober long enough to write another one.

[@BobbyGeneric145]

This is one of those great concerts in history... Queen at Live Aid, Metallica in Moscow, The Who at Isle of Wight, Ramones in London, Pistols at Free Trade Hall, and the Roses in Blackpool... Everything comes together to make an epic night, the crowd, the venue, a band tight and running on all cylinders.

[@db0800]

Nothing like any of the crap you named above. A rave but with guitars; they happened every week.

[@den264]

Metalica in Moskow had to be the most powerful concert ever. The intro to Enter Sandman with those Soviet army helicopters buzzing over the stage was sheer evil.

[@den264]

​@@db0800You allude to some of the greatest outdoor concerts ever son. But then you were not even an idea when the Who played Woodstock and the Isle of Weight. The Queen Live Aid concert had ten times more people at it that this small event. In fact they had millions upon millions more watching on TV and big screens all over the planet. This bunch of Baycity Rollers esq. Numpties could not string Brian May's guitar.

[@Dustbrother1099]

Used to watch this on VHS once a week back in the day!

[@thesilenthome9500]

even when Squire misses the F chord and goes slightly to a C before the 'I am a resurrection and I am the light' - that sounds like if it was meant to be. What a band.

[@joannedwyer-bc5py]

As much I love this band I could watch reni on his drums forever, he's the biz

[@rounick28]

The sound of that Gretsch makes the hair on the back of my neck stand.

[@AirGuitar]

rounick28 probably the best tone I’ve ever heard along with Jimi’s

[@pstrokeslibsarctic]

Nah shite compared to present day strat

[@dekgebfoot4085]

pmellow what do you mean?

[@bossdamon]

@@pstrokeslibsarctic each will always have their limitations. That's why both exist and there isn't just one "master" guitar

[@waynesilverman3048]

Yes

[@the_80skid]

*Brings back memories... Ian's voice is on point here.... So good... The whole band.... This was such an amazing live performance... Class*

[@OkOk-rv8nr]

Burst into heaven Kiss in the cotton clouds Arctic sheets and fields of wheat I can't stop coming down Your shrunken head Looking down on me above Send me home like an elephant stone To smash my dream of love Dreaming 'til the sun goes down And night turns into day Rooms are empty, I've got plenty You could move in right away Seems like there's a hole In my dreams In my dreams In my dreams Down through the heavens Choke on the cotton clouds Arctic sheets and fields of wheat I can't stop coming down Your shrunken head Looking down on me above Send me home like an elephant stone To smash my dream of love Didn't your bed and bookshelf go And run, run, run away These four walls saw the rise and fall And your midnight getaway Seems like there's a hole In my dreams Or so it seems Yet nothing means anything Anymore

[@biblical1694]

Reni is absolutely outrageous on the drums

[@cazimiraristocraat8875]

Great. Just great. Why is everybody bitching on Ian Brown's voice? I think his 'weak' voice is what makes this music much, much stronger. Instrumentally this music is great and bands like the Stone Roses try to cast some arrogance. Whilst the band knows the voice is weak, they want to tell their story because they believe their story is worth telling. To me, that's the greatest example of arrogance. So I don't care about Ian's voice, the band succeeds in its mission. That's what makes the Stone Roses that good and why they have been such an example to bands like Oasis and The Verve.

[@000MYSZ999]

Amen!! I love his 'weak' voice, he is just brilliant

[@stephenmcgibbon7100]

***** What's this studio magic shit, you keep going on about you little fucktard?

[@stephengoldring5316]

Cazimir Aristocraat what the music speaks for itself I've always liked Ian he's a good front man and has a raw 2 notes

[@presleystafford4333]

You want a strong voice go listen to celion dion.... no ty

[@coolnamebro]

It's not that his voice is weak. He sang this whole performance out of tune.

[@Jcushing5]

Under appreciated aspect- the lyrics, eg on songs like Waterfall and She Bangs the Drum, are mythical and timeless, about the spirit of England itself. Incredible album and band.

[@naokograham5612]

They changed my world at the age of 16. I have been fascinated by them for 30 years since that day.

[@Kelly14UK]

Got into them later, 25 in '93.

[@dannywalsh6104]

Omg john squire and reni are my heroes

[@Merlinthehappypig]

I think his voice sounds pretty great here. Then again, i think Bob Dylan;s voice is amazing and nobody else seems to...

[@jackgrey3540]

Badger With A Troubled Past And Nothing To Lose "Nobody else thinks Bod Dylan's voice is amazing" Are you sure?

[@Merlinthehappypig]

Jack Grey obviously didn't mean it literally

[@celticbird2398]

Badger With A Troubled Past And Nothing To Lose Bob Dylan is the greatest singer ever. That is all.

[@jackcity1746]

Diffrent music u🔧

[@dentistjohn6171]

@@jackgrey3540 this comment was a long time ago but I’ve heard people say that sadly, they just wrong!

[@georgeslater2095]

Discrediting Ian Brown's singing voice is like slagging off a great author for bad handwriting.

[@brylish]

omg yes yes yessss

[@aaronlee9362]

we shoud all take a moment to apreciate the genius of this quote.

[@IamKevinFinnerty]

Love it

[@georgeslater2095]

***** I believe the end product of artists is the message they put across. Bands do that to a wider range of people through record sales and authors do that through print; true, bands can have deficiencies live but so might an author if he had to handwrite his work, but my point is rating a singer purely for his live voice is ignoring the whole other dimension that can make poorer singers still great live frontmen, e.g. Liam Gallagher, John Lydon, Joe Stummer etc.

[@lewie895]

***** yes but the writers hand writing gets fixed by printing it off, such as ian browns voice is also fixed by adjusting the sound. George's analogy was spot on

[@FergieLuc]

What a performance. If only bands like The Stone Roses existed today, easily one of the best bands of all time

[@den264]

How can they be one of the best bands ever with just one hit. Appart from "I want to be adored" they are mediocre at best. Even the Bay City Rollers had one hit.

[@Therejectionartist]

You have to admire Ian's humour. 'International scene, contintental...Blackpool' I can't believe I missed the joke for all these years.

[@waynesilverman3048]

The rejection artist .i thought he meant garath evans theirs managers club at first

[@ianbrown8970]

I don't think my voice sounds that bad, event though I was high as a kite Boys

[@stephenmilne6451]

Ian Brown a fkn amazing concert Ian, and the resurrection at Hampden was emotional Glasgow THANKS the Rose's.

[@ianbrown8970]

Stephen Milne glad you enjoyed it

[@christodd7293]

Ian Brown fucking legend mate, best days of my life!! Thank you

[@peteaxe2067]

Chris Todd you do realize this isn't the real guy

[@user-ck8xm5oj5h]

Geralt of Rivia it’s a joke 🙄

[@xolf244]

John. Fucking. Squire

[@Kezzeract]

+Harvey Edwards Alan. Fucking. Wren

[@kayneseverino1923]

+John S Gary. Fuckin'. Mounfield.

[@xolf244]

+ClintSev Ian. Fucking. Brown. Ermmm

[@forestfan3]

+Harvey Edwards Karl Fucking Pilkington

[@TutorialGuy127]

+forestfan3 Steve fucking cressa

[@hounslowfinest]

the outro of 'where angels play' gives me fucking shivers. what a band

[@MrMdonaghy7]

I Am The Resurrection is the highlight of the set by far, the Roses were on their way to superstardom at this point. 2nd half of 89 and the whole of 90 they were top of the world

[@notsure7899]

Grew up in a small town in Northern California, saw the video for I Wanna Be Adored late at night (MTV?), must have been 1990. It blew my mind. Stone Roses is still in my top 5 albums all time. But I had to enjoy my new favorite band all on my own (until college, met a few other fans). Amazing to learn how huge they were back in England, wish I could have seen it, been there.

[@den264]

Yes that one song is the extent of their repertoire ! Apart from that, the rest is mediocre shit. The lead singer has no punch to his voice. He sounds like a girl guide with a sore throat. Listen to proper lead singers, like Roger Daltrey, Robert Plant, Freddy Mercury, Mick Jagger, Jim Morrison James Hatfield, Ossie Osbourne. These guys projected their voices on to their audience, they were distinct, original , vibrant , violent , all the things this boy has not.

[@decdelaney6707]

the guitar riff leading into the repeat of the chorus in She Bangs the drums is the best 50 seconds of music

[@dafuqmr13]

don't forgot Mani's solid bassline

[@bgierat]

The tone of the guitar is incredible

[@mariusstrmglendrange2411]

Noel and Liam looks at eachoder.... Are you thinking what the fuck I’m thinking mate... Yeah lets change the world after these lads bro

[@faritzraka3713]

😅

[@Seansaighdeoir]

An incredible capture of the band at their peak. Its bonkers this has never been released.

[@xcx8646]

It was released on the 4th November 1991.

[@FantasyFootballRoulette]

He can't sing, but who gives a shit? It's the Stone Roses, they could play an hour of maraca shaking and I'd still love it!

[@blipblip88]

Ryan Smith hah!

[@bazpe6089]

Ryan Smith Agree, I posted above also, Regarding Ian Browns voice, the piece fits the jigsaw, a great voice like Pavarotti would not fit the jigsaw. He has stage presence as did Ian Curtis and that along with the other 3 talented musicians make THE STONE ROSES what they are.

[@Chrisamusic1]

More fool you.

[@fhreire]

THE ALMIGHTY STONE ROSES! live forever ian reni mani & john!

[@glenlee2118]

I always thought Ian Brown's singing voice was of the time. And Reni was the most underrated drummer period.

[@olivers_chanel]

Can tell he's buzzing on the Mandy! What a gig wish I was there to see it

[@andrewbateman1465]

Shannon Harrison the Mandy?

[@euandagnew6858]

Andrew Bateman MDMA

[@wm4118]

Forget Spike Island. THIS is THE one. The one talked about in hushed tones: were you there? No, I bloody wasn’t, and I’ll never ever forgive myself. From the release of the Hooky-produced Elephant Stone in ‘88 to Waterfall on Tony Wilson’s OSM, the gig at the Haçienda on Snub TV, the appearances on TOTP and The Late Show (‘amateurs’), and the releases of Made Of Stone, She Bangs The Drums, Fools Gold and THAT album. THE album. 1989 belonged to them and this gig was the absolute zenith. The world at their feet. So jealous of those of you that were there, you beautiful legends. Thanks for posting.

[@TonioZ]

Liam gallagher's father

[@xolf244]

Then he'd be Noel's father aswel and their other brother Paul ...

[@nicolasreyes9817]

Ian Gallagher

[@liamgallagher9939]

I wish

[@lfcforever1482]

@Rudy Overlord John Lennon's son was Ian Brown & Ian Brown's two sons were Liam & Noel

[@staffh3815]

Ian would have put him up for adoption

[@nathanredhead735]

Haha, everyone slating Ian's vocals..!!! Don't listen to his voice, listen to the words he speaks..... The Stone Roses (ARE still one of the best bands to come out of England) who do people think Oasis, Arctic Monkeys and others are influenced by..?? THE STONE ROSES!!!!! Sometimes I fantasize, when the streets are cold and lonely, and the cars they burn below me, don't these times, FILL YOUR EYES!!!!

[@wakeupr0han]

im so late to this, but you're speaking so much facts.

[@roserobertson480]

My brother went to this concert 😊how amazing to be there. Just to see this is amazballs

[@279atcardiff]

30 years old today. Where in the name of Christ have those years gone???

[@den264]

It only gets faster from here on.

[@clivedxb]

Crikey. Reni was some drummer.

[@millipedes66]

Yeah. Everybody in the band had something to offer, but Reni really made it go. What I love most is how natural and uninhibited his style is, as if he grew up in some community that primarily communicates through drums and didn’t just pick up a few licks somewhere to match his attitude. he’s the perpetual motion machine, man!

[@jamescampbell351]

Reni wis thee drummer his technique wis spot on he new wit he wis gonty day afore squire played eh cord wish a wis alive ehn tae see em 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🎶🎧🎤💊

[@mrkipling2201]

Certainly is. Up there with Keith Moon as the best drummers ever.

[@yokohamatomohawk1840]

Yes brother. Where were you? We waited for you, but then time turned to more time and we couldn't wait any longer. Xx. Watch out for the pike.

[@yokohamatomohawk1840]

@@millipedes66 it was more than that. Don't project. Water dissolves and water romoves.

[@MDGolfaddict]

Timeless. What a great band they were. Awesome Drummer, Bass and Guitar player and charismatic front man.

[@mrkipling2201]

Another great thing is that you look at the crowd and they’re all into the music and having a great time. Nobody is standing there with a phone held up and recording everything. That’s the thing I hate the most about live music today.

[@Tass...]

I feel pity for the people who never discover this band.

[@den264]

I personally dont think they missed much. One hit "I want to be adored" and the rest is mediocre shit.

[@macaroni745]

​@@den264why are you even here then

[@terri-b7492]

The greatest gig I never went too but thanks to you tube can live it over and over again and never get tired of it

[@beeceeefceelad7435]

Jay jay, this is a rock band not britains got talent, his voice is exactly where it should be for this superb example of why the stone Roses are THE best band since man crawled out of the primordial pool...

[@SpenKilpatrick94]

Being a blackpool lad and loving the stone roses makes it double brilliant really! Jealous I wasn't around a few years earlier

[@matteovrizzi]

"When he (Brown) was stoned, he was at best a tuneless knob....” - John Squire

[@VoulaMavrikaki]

Sound// movement// ahead of their time Also timeless !!! Love them

[@forestfan3]

and I love you..fancy a date

[@jennifermoss9539]

For me the best band that ever graced the earth! I always feel happy listening to them!

[@andrewbateman1465]

Love the way that Squire gets his head down and just gets on with it. Not to mention that he's fucking brilliant aswell! He's definitely my favourite guitarist by a country mile🍋

[@AirGuitar]

Andrew Bateman easily my second favorite guitarist of all time just behind Jimi. Squire has such a funky groove and paired with his unbelievable sense for melodies, he makes this magical atmosphere that few can or will replicate.

[@scottmitchell1315]

Saw the Stone Roses in the early 90s..Is in my top 3 best concerts EVER.

[@jhopper1969]

Only the birth of my kids challenges this as my best ever night! Absolute class and just what was needed to help us exit the Thatcher years! In my eyes, @IanBrown was solely responsible for my success in life!!

[@WAFeditingsystem]

No other band will ever compare to the attitude and talent of the roses.

[@Joe-wo7rg]

Squire was a very underrated guitar player.

[@johnnybhood7559]

Well Ian did a great job on Waterfall live , as well as the rest of the band. Stone roses had such great edge, even their soft songs have this untamed kick

[@bez7481]

Manchester in the area ❤❤

[@blackieonassis249]

I believe Ian is quite high during this show. Which makes this gig sooooo wonderful! just my 2 cents.

[@rosalynmaxwell2331]

Defo do an ounce of base n listen to ians tunes !!

[@user-dm9fl2lb4c]

Blackie Onassis n

[@engineere2874]

Had this on VHS. Defined me. And a proportion of the best of the British generation. Nothing cooler. Words almost fail....

[@curtiscooper2584]

anyone else think that Ian doesn't actually sound bad?

[@craigster2001]

Meeee

[@eoinjones4100]

Seen roses in july in Dublin, he sounded unreal!

[@fillherupjacko6841]

Finds his voice round Where Angels Play.

[@martinpark8371]

+Curtis cooper he's not too bad at all,when you cant hear your self on stage its a total nightmare when the music quieter he sounds great,when its louder hes sort of shouting that's the prob not his fault but its hard to get great sound engineer!!! love the group they were/are brilliant!!!!!!!

[@jesus3373]

Notice when there was no ale on sale, all the crowd just listen & don't sing along ala the Etihad. It puts a dampener on it for me when most are pissed & singing a long.

[@xXMyrmidonXx]

Hearing him open elephant stone with the wah is probably the most joyous fucking thing I’ve ever heard in my life

[@MarcoNegrisEye]

You get it man. You get it. ❤️😉

[@iangoodburn3881]

​@@MarcoNegrisEye😅😅😅😅

[@jhwalsh93]

When they fade Where Angels Play into Shoot You Down is amazing. I remember them doing it at Heaton Park. And as much I loved every minute of seeing the Roses in 2012 (I was lucky enough to see them three times) I'd give anything to go back and see them in their prime.

[@fillmorevoid4883]

52.28 mins in manni and reni tight as fook bet squire were in heaven playing over that bass and drum locked vibe .amazing sounds

[@threejean2011]

Haven't listened to this boot in a while, I forgot how good it is!

[@MarlboroughBlenheim1]

32:16 the craft and beauty of this outro brings tears to my eyes. So gentle and yet strong. What a band.

[@MrSlingshotdubai]

I DONT BELIEVE ANYONE HAS EVER CREATED LYRICS LIKE THESE 4...

[@badmoonrison3777]

After all these years this concert still resonates with me. I'm still impressed with how tight they played and Ian's voice sounds perfect to me. Perfect front man for an amazing live band

[@ciaranmckenna1586]

Back in 2006 for my 15 birthday I got the DVD version of this concert best present ever

[@171sheffutd]

I'D SELL MY SOUL, just to SEE THEM LIVE!!

[@cannonfodder6654]

i seen them at this gig, glasgow in a tent 1990 and last ever gig at Hampden park ,the tent gig was the best

[@euanstorey]

You don’t need to, they’re already in you 😉, utb

[@connollyj4]

Ah the Roses - the best band to ever do it. For a moment in time they were perfect. An increduble band. Puts alot of the sh*te around today in the shade. 'Kiss me where the sun don't shine, the past was yours but the futures mine.......

[@connorkinnear123]

Decided to watch this out of the blue and notice it's 33 years ago to the day. Timeless

[@philbrough26]

16 years old and attended in the summer holidays with my friends Felix and Simon. I did not know at the time but this was a legendary concert. I only managed 30 mins at the front of the crowd, what an experience.

[@incredibleXMan]

Drumming is next level. The rhythm section was inspired.

[@aidenwilcock1045]

Long live the roses!!!

[@davebuck86]

Band was a total JAM in the 80's. Glad to have heard this music 30+ years ago!

[@dean3594]

Greatest live performance of all time, by the Greatest band of all time!!!

[@e_jacob9418]

30 YEARS TODAY