Taylor Parkes reviews The Stone Roses, 9th December 1995
March 26, 2010
Taylor Parkes reviews The Stone Roses, 9th December 1995. Photo Mark Benney.
“…and the collected non-old people of Bridlington and its surrounding villages go bananas (raisins, coconuts, sultanas)”
It’s terrible but it made me smile; and the glaring indignity of the fact that Brown has managed to carve out some sort of post-Roses career while Squire has retreated to his painting is underlined by the subsequent review.
Jonh Wilde interviews The Stone Roses, 9th December 1989
June 13, 2009
Jonh Wilde interviews The Stone Roses part 1, 9th December 1989. Photos by Paul Rider
This for Steven who runs www.thestoneroses.co.uk to make into another cute little pdf book thing.
I know I’ve been lax again recently with the blog but I’ve had a break through at home with the dark art of wi-fi configuration so hopefully that’ll encourage me to post on a more regular basis.
The Stone Roses on the cover of Melody Maker, 9th December 1989. Photos by Paul Rider
It’s the 20th anniversary of The Stone Roses. Amazing. This for The Stone Roses site. Lots of archive scans of the Roses there all put together as amazing little pdf like documents
The Stone Roses on the cover of NME, 4th March 1995
November 21, 2008
The Stone Roses on the cover of NME, 4th March 1995. Photo by Derek Ridgers.
Ian Brown on the cover of NME, 19th November 1994
September 15, 2008
Ian Brown on the cover of NME, 19th November 1994. Photo by Kevin Cummins.
Simon Reynolds interviews The Stone Roses, 3rd June 1989
August 9, 2008
Simon Reynolds interviews The Stone Roses, 3rd June 1989. Photos by Tom Sheehan.
Been putting off scanning this for a while as I knew it would take some time. It’s done now though – enjoy.
Talk Talk Talk – Mr. Agreeable, 12th November 1994
July 25, 2008
Is this one of the Derek Kent “interviews with top female celebrities of the day” you were trying to recall Taylor?
Here’s an idea that’ll probably never happen but if the Cretinous, Useless, Negligible Tosser of the Week happens to be you then get in touch so we can get a present day picture posted up to go with these scans. There’s an outside chance you’ll tempt Mr. Agreeable to savage you a second time and God knows Green Day deserve it.
By the way, for those curious about that strange cherub in a box in the bottom left hand corner, it was the teaser ad campaign for The Stone Roses ‘second coming’, Love Spreads.
