manimanc
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Rumour of a new single called 'yesterday people' from Ian Brown out soon.....
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The Stone Roses/Ian Brown
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Rumour of a new single called 'yesterday people' from Ian Brown out soon.....
I liked his last album.
Especially this
Banned Tosspot
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I liked his last album.
Especially this
Jesus wept.
manimanc
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New single 'first world problems '
Quite like it.
Quite like it.
big gaz
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He got a bit upset when I questioned his dress sense
I thought Mani was still hiding under a tea urn at Pifco in Failsworth.
Ian Brown's brand new single ‘First World Problems’, his first solo material in nine years, is out now. The single precedes the new album ‘Ripples’ which will be released on March 1, 2019. You can hear the single and pre-order the album (including limited signed bundles) now from https://IanBrown.lnk.to/Ripples
Ian produced ‘Ripples’ as well as writing the majority of the tracks on the album. Three of the songs were co-written with his sons, who also play a multitude of instruments across the release. Covers of Barrington Levy’s ‘Black Roses’ and ‘Break Down The Walls’ by Mikey Dread complete the album.
The album was recorded in Liverpool and enhanced in the Beatles room at Abbey Road Studios, before being mixed by long-term collaborator Steve Fitzmaurice. The record was digitally mastered by Bob Ludwig in New York, while the vinyl was mastered by Chris Bellman in LA.
Ian Brown has retained complete creative control of the project - producing the album, directing the video (to be released soon) as well as creating the artwork himself and playing guitar, drums and a host of other instruments throughout the record.
The full track listing for the album is as follows:
1. First World Problems
2. Black Roses
3. Breathe and Breathe Easy (The Everness Of Now)
4. The Dream And The Dreamer
5. From Chaos To Harmony
6. It’s Raining Diamonds
7. Ripples
8. Blue Sky Day
9. Soul Satisfaction
10. Break Down The Walls (Warm Up Jam)
Ian produced ‘Ripples’ as well as writing the majority of the tracks on the album. Three of the songs were co-written with his sons, who also play a multitude of instruments across the release. Covers of Barrington Levy’s ‘Black Roses’ and ‘Break Down The Walls’ by Mikey Dread complete the album.
The album was recorded in Liverpool and enhanced in the Beatles room at Abbey Road Studios, before being mixed by long-term collaborator Steve Fitzmaurice. The record was digitally mastered by Bob Ludwig in New York, while the vinyl was mastered by Chris Bellman in LA.
Ian Brown has retained complete creative control of the project - producing the album, directing the video (to be released soon) as well as creating the artwork himself and playing guitar, drums and a host of other instruments throughout the record.
The full track listing for the album is as follows:
1. First World Problems
2. Black Roses
3. Breathe and Breathe Easy (The Everness Of Now)
4. The Dream And The Dreamer
5. From Chaos To Harmony
6. It’s Raining Diamonds
7. Ripples
8. Blue Sky Day
9. Soul Satisfaction
10. Break Down The Walls (Warm Up Jam)
Stuuuuuu
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So do The Stone Roses exist these days?
manimanc
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Video for 'First World Problems'.
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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How the other half live hey? ;-)I thought Mani was still hiding under a tea urn at Pifco in Failsworth.
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Video for 'First World Problems'.
The instruments sound like they're being played by a pack of chimps
manimanc
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Makes sense mate as king monkey is orchestrating the tune.The instruments sound like they're being played by a pack of chimps
manimanc
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Love this song, I hear an emotion in his voice never heard before, it's his farewell letter to the roses.
Stoned Rose
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Love this song, I hear an emotion in his voice never heard before, it's his farewell letter to the roses.
Intriguing as fuck but I hope it’s not the next single it’s not catchy enough.
Stoned Rose
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manimanc
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I think it is mate. His new album drops in February so maybe we might get one more single.Intriguing as fuck but I hope it’s not the next single it’s not catchy enough.
Stoned Rose
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I think it is mate. His new album drops in February so maybe we might get one more single.
Defo an lp to look forward to mate.
I know this is very scum related but have you seen the footage on YouTube of him singing This is the One acapella at Neville’s testimonial?
Sounds really good.
manimanc
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I have mate and then I went straight to church and washed my eyes in holy water...:)Defo an lp to look forward to mate.
I know this is very scum related but have you seen the footage on YouTube of him singing This is the One acapella at Neville’s testimonial?
Sounds really good.