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The first professionally shot video footage of the Roses in 2012 has emerged. The video features the Roses performing I Wanna Be Adored as their opening track at the Spanish festival.
Enjoy it before it gets pulled from YouTube!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6HylD6AepM
Stone Roses resurrected in Manchester, BBC News
“Each member contributes something different but utterly crucial to their magic. When they are good, they are glorious. It is musical greatness to the power of four.”
The Stone Roses – review, The Guardian
“It would take an almost superhuman effort not to be carried along with the mood of euphoria during Made of Stone or Love Spreads.”
The Stone Roses come home at heroic first night of Heaton Park, NME
The Stone Roses smash second night at Heaton Park, NME
The Stone Roses Return to Manchester, Rolling Stone
Stone Roses Heaton Park review, The Telegraph
The Stone Roses still sound vital, reassuringly cocky and strangely relevant. Even the staunchest fan may have harboured reservations about their ability to relight the glory days, let alone party like it’s 1989. But, tonight at least, they’ve exceeded all expectations.
The day cometh, Clash magazine (29 June)
It’s the day when The Stone Roses decided to fuck with their legend and hurl their spirit back into the sky for us to devour once more.
We’d come to taste the stigmata, and hope that their reconciled efforts would be good enough to slake our thirst for it to be as good as we expected.
Here’s to a new chapter, Clash magazine (30 June)
Watching the Roses walk on stage was an emotional experience – swelling pride, disbelief, euphoria and excitement all bubbled and boiled as 75,000 cheers greeted them.
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The Stone Roses returned to the stage last night in Sweden as they played the Hultsfredsfestivalen. Unusually the band opened their performance with Love Spreads and went on to play a full 14 song set.
In Amsterdam tonight, the Roses didn’t return to the stage to perform their planned encore. With Ian returning to tell the audience that ‘the drummer’s gone home’.
Their performance at the Heineken Music Hall, Amsterdam was their fourth comeback gig following ecstatically received performances in Warrington and Barcelona.
We’ll wait and see how this one pans out before we say anymore.
Update: sounds like this has been blown out of proportion and some misreporting going on.
Summary of events here: LouderThanWar.
