Stone Roses Day on Torr’s site
Torr has graciously reposted up some early/rare Stone Roses demos over on his blog. Visit him to check out these tracks from one of Manchester’s finest exports :
Acoustic, 1986
“She Bangs The Drums”
“Waterfall”
Bredbury, Manchester, 1986
“The Hardest Thing In The World”
Chorlton, Manchester, 12th December 1986
“Elephant Stone”
“The Sun Still Shines”
“Going Down”
“Sugar Spun Sister”
Manchester, Early 1988
“Shoot You Down”
Suite-16 Studios, Manchester, May 1988
“She Bangs The Drums”
“Waterfall”
“Made Of Stone”
“This Is The One”
Battery Studios, London, January 1989
“Elizabeth My Dear”
So, that’s what they were doing in 1986, and it doesn’t sound half bad. In 1986, I was an elf in a Christmas play called “Shaping Up Santa,” with a ROCKING theme song that I can still sing for you. Also, I was in “50 Nifty United States” where I learned to sing the states in alphabetical order. It comes in handy.
Name: Heather Browne
I saw your post on The Stone Roses and figured I had to tell you this
I have put up a website dedicated to reunite The Stone Roses.
I have put aside 2000€ to the Stone Roses Therapy Fund if they would want professional help to get Ian Brown and John Squire to start talking to each other.
visit http://www.stonerosesreunion.com for more information
Calle Sjönell — June 11, 2006 @ 5:36 am
Fifty Nifty United States from 13 original colonies, shout ‘em, tout ‘em, tell about em, one by one til we’ve given a day to every state that’s in the U.S.A….
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona…you get the point.
Rachel — December 20, 2007 @ 4:04 pm