For a few glorious moments at the dawn of the Nineties, the Stone Roses looked like they were going to lead another British Invasion, this one of baggy-panted, floppy-haired bands that loved Sixties guitars and rave-y dance beats with the same whimsical fervor. The sound never crossed over here, and the band fell apart - but first they made this incredible album, highlighted by the ecstatic eight-minute-long "I Am the Resurrection." It laid the foundation for the Brit pop that blew up a few years later.
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