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    The Stone Roses

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    Formed: Manchester, England,

    Members: Ian Brown, John Squire, Gary "Mani" Mounfield, Alan "Reni" Wren.

    First single: So Young (September 1985)

    Album discography: The Stone Roses (May 1989); The Second Coming (December 1994).

    Ian Brown of The Stone Roses performing live in 2012 with "Lemon" jacket

    Why The Stone Roses used a lemon as a logo

    Johnny Marr, Noel Gallagher and the late Gary "Mani" Mounfield

    Johnny Marr recalls how Noel Gallagher called him to tell him Mani had died

    Johnny Marr

    Singles that don't appear on an album by The Smiths, Joy Division, Oasis, The Cure, The Stone Roses and New Order

    10 of the greatest indie standalone singles

    Ian Brown of The Stone Roses performing live in 2012 with "Lemon" jacket

    Why did The Stone Roses use a lemon as their logo?

    Some of the greatest music docs of all time: Liam Gallagher gets thoughtful in Supersonic; The Beatles get down in Peter Jackson's Get Back; Mick Jagger gets worried in Gimme Shelter; and the Sex Pistols get sweary in The Filth & The Fury
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    The 20 best music documentaries

    The August 1996 line-up of The Stone Roses in the press room at Reading: Ian Brown, Aziz Ibrahim, Mani, Robbie Maddix and Nigel Ipinson.

    What did The Stone Roses play at Reading Festival 1996?

    David Jones, Quentin Cook and Axl Rose. Or is it David Bowie, Fatboy Slim, and William Rose?

    Rock stars and their real names: The truth behind the monikers

    The biggest Indie albums of 1989:  Technique, the debut by The Stone Roses, Bleach, Doolittle, Disintegration and more

    The 20 best Indie albums of 1989

    The Stone Roses in 1989... and the full version of their classic Fools Gold

    The 10 longest rock and indie songs

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