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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
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Liam Gallagher from Oasis and guitarist John Squire from The Stone Roses have decided to collaborate on a new music project. This song is called Justin Another Rainbow. What do you think?
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You're playing a show in London and Liverpool? I knew you had a decent range but that is quite some distance.
True story. The day Oasis hit their first number one they played Belfast. Sat with Liam in the secret “Bob Marley” suite 😉 listened to him for an hour along with the other engineers (weed sorted him out earlier). Solid lad who adored his older brother but only understood 50% of the conversation but still a good lad all the same. Good memories
You've got me wanting to see you in concert. Love from Jamie and family in Thailand x
The guitar riff at the start reminds me off up in the sky or waterfall.
@robertovalero6186 good shout, Liams opening note is pure up in the sky
Dear Justin, your videos are helping me a lot in these days, not a great moment for me. Love and rock and roll for ever.
Rooting for you brother, chin up!
Sending you positive vibes. Your dreams are still out there waiting for you some day, hang in there buddy!
You're in my thoughts - hope things get better for you.
One day at a time my friend 💜
Keep your head up chief
This track is basically like we've opened a time capsule from 1997. Kula Shaker, Charlatans, Hurricane #1, Oasis (obv), The Seahorses, Ian Brown, Ocean Colour Scene, Shed Seven (you get the picture)... And it brings back great memories of drinking cider on the park with a bad curtains hairstyle. Good times!
Kula Shaker. has a new track out, it’s magical. ❤️✌🏼🙏🏼
Kula Shaker got back together and have produced some epic albums unbeknownst to almost everyone. I rediscovered them a couple of years ago and they’re incredible.
This sounds like none of those bands, and more like bands from the 60s…
@@The_Cedar_Broombut those 90’s band were influenced by the 60’s
@@dave-jk6en and?
They are perfect together.
Your ability to peel back the music's veneer and articulate the intricate subtleties that is going on is superb mate. Thank you!
After Liam's last few singles, it's very nice to hear him back to sounding a bit less processed and getting back towards the more gritty 90s sound he does so well.
It’s the most processed vocal mix I’ve ever heard!!!
@@robertloader9826compared to songs like wall of glass, Liam's voice has a bit of that old Oasis rasp and nasality.
You can’t get much more processed than this… Not knocking Liam, I’ve been with him from the beginning
It’s heavily processed, including auto tune
Well the vocals are very processed but at least this gives the impression of the rawness from the old oasis days
I am actually glad you like it! It's a cracking song/colab. Oh and when I heard the colours being listed I remembered what you said about lists always doing well in music lyrics haha.
I wasn't a Stone Roses fan but damn John Squire is a legend. His playing on the Seahorses album was on another planet.
Yep the break at the end of love is the law sends shivers
@@youngandrew66 I realy liked both the Stone Roses and the Seahorses in their time and they both are still in my playlists, but having read a critic of who said that the Seahorses where just a John Squires "noodle-fest" it''s sort of stuck in my head every time I listen too them. I'm afraid that it might carry over to this colab too.
@@tannakaobi1 How have you never heard of people talk well about Albert Hammond Jr. lol?
Stone Roses were great!
The Seahorses. The band The Stone Roses could have been. Aha!
Squier should come out with a John Squire Squier.
Yeah the pink roses Strat
You can't go wrong... "Rain" by the Beatles is a clear "influence" on this 😂, especially the suspension in the voice melody
Liam obviously doesn't mind it when the rain comes, always wearing his parka. Add a little sun and you've got yourself just another rainbow! The bass player certainly was "infuenced" by what Paul did on his rickenbacker in 1966. Simply lovely!
Definitely
The guitar intro is pure Rain
Absolutely. Especially the bass. Not as interesting as the fab Macca bass line but it’s so obviously from that.
I hear a bit of the bass line of "Taxman" too, pretty similar to the guitar of "Rain"
I sell artists materials in my shop in John's town and hes been coming in for many years. Annoyingly but mysteriously.. he doesnt get any older and his hair gets BETTER as time progresses. Quiet, polite individual but he oozes 'rock star vibe' with just his presence. I'm a bit of a fan...
I think that @youngandrew66 is in love with John Squire !
I heard he hadn't picked up a guitar for years so i'm surprised to see him back.
@@Markycarandbikestuffhe's always said that hes never stopped playing and writing, but the only audience was his wife and kids
What art shop? In macc?
I just listened to John Squire's record with the Seahorses, this is a pretty badass collab. Liam is one of the best rock singers period.
Squires is brilliant in the seahorses
Hi Justin, as an Old Geezer, I recognise a riff from The Beatles song Rain and the bass line is very similar. That riff you were referring to is from a song by Jeff Bek and Donovan called Barabajagl, and not surprisingly, I can hear the Sea Horses in there. It also happens to be a very good song. Love your channel. Regards, Gary.
We can all agree that John is a better guitarist than Noel and Liam a better singer than Ian, so this makes for an amazing collaboration, we need more rock n roll in our lives
But noel is a better singer than liam😁
@@uknumberthree1330 nah mate
@@uknumberthree1330 Noel is a terrible singer 😹 (I love him anyway though)
@@benjaminbamford8735 wrong he was an ok singer now hes an amazing singer, listen to the new stuff
Noel is a better song writer than Ian, Liam & John combined. the song always wins out: this is a shite song.
I've got to be honest, this is the best sounding new track I've heard in years - and I couldn't name you an Oasis or Stone Roses song. The production is absolutely perfect. I hear (mostly) Beatles, along with Cream, Hendrix, The Who, and even a little pre-1970 Floyd in its DNA. Pray to GOD this sound catches fire and saves us all from robo-pop hell!
I'mma buy this record. Long live rock n roll! 🤘🤘
Man likes this but has never heard of Wonderwall 😂
go turn on to some early Oasis mate.
yer welcome
Beautifully said, appreciate your content. Not only knowledgable on all things music, but how you pick chords up like it’s no bother is amazing, fair play! 👏
I sit here as a 57 year old... I never heard of Justin growing up... My music tastes were apparently a bit different ( I assume)
In the 80's I was a big Genesis, Phil Collins and Pink Floyd fan.
In the 90's, I really bever expanded my taste in music....Boring!...yeah, I know.🤷♂️
Then in the 00's...weirdly enough... Listened to more classical artists like Luciano Pavarotti, Andrea Bocelli.
It wasn't until my kids said, "Hey you gotta check out this guy on RUclips...he's pretty good".
I think I started with his review on "Dimash"... and I've been hooked ever since.
Now, I can't miss a show and seriously hope he gets involved in a Podcast... Justin would be amazing interviewing people and also...Just being Justin. I think he could carry a 1-2 hour podcast very easily!
But, it's great he still has an active career...so, I guess It'll have to be a few more years down the line before Justin finally settles down to a good stogie, a Good whiskey and a microphone for a podcast.
Peace ✌️
Giovanni
Alot of people don't like the 2nd album of the stone roses (from what i've seen) but I find it incredibly fun to listen to and john's playing is still there and interesting to me.
It's the better album in my opinion, more diverse sounds and song styles, guitar work on that album is incredible
@@valley_robot right and if u think about it John Squire really made two distinct sounds for each album that define his playing.. He really is a genius.
100% better than the first album. Skived off school to buy it came home and remember the intro track 1 side 1, mind blown.
That little lick you were pondering over is also very reminiscent of the beginning of Squires epic guitar solo from Love is the Law by The Seahorses
Also a bit of Love Spreads in there.
I get Cream, Disreali Gears vibes more than anything. Great track, wonderful sounds
Yes! Same here.
I really enjoyed the new LG & JS collab its grown on me, its not what I expected but has grown on me.
Thank you Justin you don’t realise how much you are helping people but you are awesome
I love John Squire's guitar work. I've never been close to britpop stuff but the moment I heard Love Spreads with that slide intro I was immediately HOOKED.
Bernard Butler from Suede, a britpop band, is possibly the most underappreciated player of all time.
You're such a talented guitar player, and very knowledgeable about music in general. Keep it up!
Fantastic song, never thought I’d be hearing some new john squire guitarwork ever again in my life now here we are. Very excited to hear the full album, i think we are all in for a treat
Seems like this collaboration is a very good one.
It's total shite.
Ive had this tune on repeat for a week now. Exactly what the UK music scene needs right now. Beautiful vocal melody and one hell of a guitar solo. I'll let them off some of the lyrics! "am i a Windmill?"..😅
Sitting here at the kitchen table at my home in Nashville with it snowing everywhere, enjoying a cup of morning coffee and this great video. What a perfect start to the day :)
Thanks for a great show at the 21soho Thursday! I have had the Friday song stuck in my head ever since.. thanks you very much 😂😂 😢😢
Friday Night?? 😀
@@zoraz4867 Rebecca blacks Friday 🤕🤕
Thanks for coming!
@@justsam9468 I'll check it out 😀 I had a ticket for Friday but I've been trying to shift this cough for over 3 weeks now. It's always worse in the evenings 😭 would have disturbed everyone. Was so very gutted to not go 😫 glad to hear you enjoyed it though 😀
Seeing Justin taking the time to recharge and enjoy the holidays with family is awesome. A lot of people, myself included, are having a hard time these days. We need more music. Your passion and honesty helps people more than you know. Thank you ! And thanks to Liam..you both helped make the taylor hawkins memorial a celebration that he deserved..gonna go listen to “rock and roll star” now..cheers
The stone roses was always about John squires guitar playing. But that rhythm section was fucking magic. Mani was such a massive inspiration when I first picked up a bass.
Yes Reni and Mani were incredible.
Gotta hand it to Liam, what a comeback he has had in his solo career. I've seen him live numerous times as well as Oasis and whilst I don't actually like his live band he's incredible. Oasis are so fucking influential to the 90s it's incredible, Stone Roses amazing too.
Why don't you like his live band? If I'm honest, Ive listened to mostly Noels new stuff, so I'm clueless with Liam. Love this collab though!
@@LJNorthey they're just not very good players especially the drummer. Too busy, tinny sound and doesn't look cool.
@@thedappercook Very interesting. Thank you for responding!
@@LJNorthey pleasure.
"You Do" was the second single by McAlmont and Butler, beautiful stuff. The sounds like a bit of everything Squire has done (in a good way), I Am The Resurrection in there, but so is the sound of The Seahorses, Love is The Law and all that. Cheers Mr Hawkins for your insight as always!!
Blinded by the sun is a brilliant track, where music and lyrics really synergize. It was a really important lyric for the lead singer who was in an awful relationship at the time he wrote it, in a terrible flat in Brighton with no curtains (hence the title)!
The intro reminds me of "Rain" by the Beatles. Actually, a lot of it reminds me of "Rain" . That's not a bad thing. I think the Stones lock sounds like a Doors lick too.
That was my first thought too! The bass line is very similar.
Stone roses waterfall
It reminded me a lot of 'We Love You' by the Rolling Stones
F'n loved it! A breath of fresh air, timeless, nostalgic, all at the same time, actually brought a tear to my eye 🥲
Justin is in such rarefied air as a musician and performer, shame the darkness isn’t more popular in the states but I love every album and look forward to the next, cheers!
His ego is ridiculous. Can't listen to more than 10 seconds at a time without making it about himself
I really enjoy the variety of things he brings our way, along with his knowledge about music. Damn he's awesome to listen to!
Me too!
so don't listen to him then. You came here to listen......@@gregwhaley1395
@gregwhaley1395 - But that's part of what makes him entertaining, haha.
That face when you drop the knowledge that it in fact was all about John Squire’s guitar was perfect.
I've always been a fan of both of them, but i was 50/50 at first with this one. Took a few listens but now I think its class 😎👌
GREAT tune! Anything with Squire pushing his tone out is magnificent!
Great to also see the legendary Barrie Codogan from Little Barrie on Bass.
The name Ian brown is a anagram of rainbow I think it was a dig, squire is a clever bloke!!! ☺️
The Seahorses was an anagram of He Hates Roses too (unintentional apparently)
I'm American, and I only know of the Stone Roses from Oasis. This sounds like everything I would want if these two got together.
go listen to “Waterfall” by the Roses. it’s 100 x better than this
Rain / Rainbow! Was waiting for you to comment on that bassline. But it also reminds me of Shack, "I know you well".
Nice to hear Bernard Butler get some attention. The song is ‘You Do’….
It’s pure in intent and unashamed in where it sits. It’s quite fantastic.
YESS NEW VID JUSTIN!! THE BEST PART OF MY WEEK
NOTHING IS MORE ATTRACTIVE
@@sjstone2077 REAL HES SO HOT
I had sort of written this song off but hearing your enthusiasm for it made me give it a second listen with fresh ears. And it’s growing on me.
Thinking back on other older artists releasing new tracks I’d love to hear your reaction to the new Jesus and Mary Chain track “jamcod”.
John Squire is a genius , so underrated, his melodies are just so amazing.
I implore anyone to watch the stone roses rehearse Waterfall , then see them do that song , with all the chords and arrangements backwards for the song Don't Stop , so they had to learn the chords for don't stop playing them in reverse ,, not only that , if you then play don't stop backwards , it will then play waterfall again , it's genius
Long live class As
Or laziness...
I suppose Ian learned how to sing backwards too? GTFOH! 🤣🤣🤣. What a funny story.
@@The_Cedar_Broom Ian sang different lyrics over a backwards loop of waterfall
@@LiamArdo89 you don’t say. I’ve only been listening to the Stone Roses for 35 years…
I know nothing technical about music but I know what I love in terms of genre and these two together is my heaven! What a brilliant and interesting review x
The part you were playing at 04:06 made me think of Bert Jansch 'Black Waterside'.
OMG! It’s like we’ve been transported to a 1990s Mtv 120 minutes buzz cut! Pretty cool man, pretty cool.
I love the lighter background too. Amazing guitar playing and Liam's voice, yeah!! Love the raw 60s sound!
Haven't seen ya for months, as JHRA hasn't showed in my YT feed.
Good to see ya, mate.
Miss hearing your intro tune.😃🎸
I adore your guitar playing Justin..... turning this into suspicious minds... just brilliant.
So glad I finally have a moment to watch this!
So much love to you Mr Hawkins ❤️
You know that John Squire is a big Dukes of Stratosphere fan.......It really reminded me of 'What in The World' by The Dukes of Stratosphere from the cult album 25 O'Clock they recorded in 1984 but made it sound like 1964. The Dukes actually being the brilliant XTC masquerading as a spoof psychaldelic band. Funnily enough recorded by John Leckie who The Stone Roses picked to engineer their album, so I think it's got The Dukes written all over it.
This channel is personality, music education, and therapy session in one. A must watch.
Stone Roses were always ahead of everyone else. By far the most intricate and artistic band of their generation. Ian and john’s poetry, Ian’s voice, and the musicianship of John, Reni and Mani just propels them ahead of anyone.
Love the Stone Roses, but Ian Brown's singing?? He basically can't sing, maybe the worst ever professional singer??
@@ChrisLoudon-xs9ljI agree with you him not being the greatest singer but what he means I think is Ian's voice in terms of how it blends with the music. He had a very soft quiet voice within the songs which completed the sound !
He definitely can sing listen to him on the demos, his live performances are admittedly well off key but on his day he can sing. Ian's solo stuff has been consistently brilliant.
@@highpointsliamJohn Leckie disguised Ian singing into a bucket 😂.
Any proper roses fan knows Ian can sing, there are many accounts of people in the studio saying how well Ian performed. And yeah it's his own sound and style, hiis voice is integral to their sound, and he's a great writer, @@ChrisLoudon-xs9lj
Awesome combination, I got goosebumps and when that happens, it´s a HIT!
My prediction is that this song for sure and possibly the combination of Mr. Squire and Mr. Gallager gonna be a smashing hit 👍🤘
Squire is a proper player .
Second Coming ..is basically a John Squire solo from track 2-the end .😮😊
John Squire gets nowhere near enough love. Stone Roses aside his playing in The Seahorses stuff is insane. Guys a genius.
I'm propery taking q shite squires is God
Best rhythm player from that era IMO. His lead melodies are very basic TBH. Not bad but not challenging.
To namecheck a favourite roses song , Justin - please DON'T STOP making your JHRA videos as they're insightful, hilarious and educational 😊😊
Not the biggest fan of either artist, but even I can admit, they sound great together.
The Chord progression is wild on this, do Love it!
Love me some Stone Roses, and don't forget the greatness of Mani on bass!. Liam is my kryptonite but this doesn't suck.
Love your videos Justin. Great to see how much fun you have doing them. Thank you.
Hey Justin, thanks for this, agree with all your views about this single. Love the idea of Liam fronting another iteration of the Stone Roses. But hey man, olive in a rainbow!? Here's a rainbow mnemonic for you: Richard Of York Gave Battle In Vain - Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Indigo Violet 🌈 Keep on rocking 🤘
@@SewInsideURself Yeah, although I am far from being considered a kid now, I also used to say 'VIBGYOR' back in the 90s as I found it was easier to pronounce than 'ROYGBIV'.
Do you remember the kids TV programme, Rainbow ?
It had Geoffrey, Bungle and Zippy in it.
I'd say that John Squire is Bungle as he has bungled every group he has been in.
And that Liam Gallagher is Zippy because he is so mouthy.
Maybe they could tour with Rod, Jane and Freddy ?
3:27 is literally just rain By the Beatles...
'Justin' Another Rainbow?! I see what you did there!!!
I remember seeing the Seahorses(John Squire’s post Roses band) with Mansun opening(Six is still one of the best albums of the late 90’s), and I think Liam co-wrote a song with Squire on that 1st Seahorses album also, so this has been a long simmering partnership.
you are right. Blinded By The Sun co-written by Liam. good memory. I think I knew that but had long forgotten. I liked that seahorses album
I would sell my soul for ANYTHING John Squire turns out. So this has my blessing absolutely.
Did you rate his solo album?
Sell your soul?
@@tracywilliamson4275 Yes, you know the phrase? It means I would give anything for whatever. And I would.
@@tracywilliamson4275 Right? I'm sure Squire would've settled for 20 quid or so.
I don't wish to alarm you, but there's a tiny alien robot attached to your neck.
Stumbled alone this by chance, but boy, as someone not musical, I found it mesmerising listening to you de-construct the song, just shows how technical music is when you peep below the surface. I loved this vid and the song, and nice to see a musician door the cap to other musicians 🙏🏼❤🙏🏼
Oh yeah, beautiful, love the change half way through, was 19 when it came out, great memories. Would be great to hear him talk about that track 👍🏼@@MADCHESTERUTD89
BOTH ARE A MASSIVE INSPIRATION AND INFLUENCE IN OUR BAND
@@Goonies1985neversaydie thanks we appreciate your support ;)
@@Goonies1985neversaydie cheers mate 😉
Not as much uppercase apparently.🥴
Justin it's great to hear a great guitarist like yourself getting a little excited over squires playing. Top work mate
liam has based his whole musical career on the beatle track rain.. very evident on this one too.
So glad you're putting some light on this (not like Liam needs the help :)) - I came across this a week ago after wondering why the Stone Roses aren't making any more music and found about what John Squire was up to and heard a couple tracks he did with Liam. Really great combo I think and hopefully they'll keep at it!
I hear a lot of She’s Like a Rainbow by the Rolling Stones in the Just Another Rainbow track. I hope it’s meant to be an homage.
Cool video. Totally get the Beatles references, but surprised you didn't mention the bass - comes straight out of 'Rain'.
Liam basically just wears a tent at this stage 😂
I think John lead the way at the start of their career but watching Reni play in the later years was friggin awesome. You can see at some concerts even John watching him in awe while jamming away together.
It's got a real feel of the Second Coming...
Hey Justin. Huge fan of your music & YT page and so glad I came across your music. Growing up as a fan of Manchester music (Stone Roses, Charlatans UK, Blur, EMF, etc & then eventually becoming a Oasis from their 1st album, this is collab from Liam & John is perfect! While you were pointing out the first four notes that Liam sings, I couldn’t help to notice that the melody resembles “sweeeeet emooooo shunnn….” (Aerosmith). Hopefully I’m not the only one that hears that? Btw, I hope to see you on tour if you’re to do Los Angeles this year!
I just can't get past Liams vocals. I find his voice very grating.
Yeah I get ya. I think it works here, it adds to the kind of psychedelic feel, but it does take some getting used to
Yeah i know what you mean, i much prefer Noels tone to Liams. But great indie tune, the drumming & guitaring is ace.
I love that grating, abrasive voice of his. Always felt Liam was the attitude and Noel was the melody. I was getting smashed with Oasis growing up as my 2 older brothers were obsessed and I honestly preferred what was going on in America at that time. I loved Stone Roses and Ride but I came to appreciate Oasis later on when it wasn't being forced upon me. Just fantastic songwriters but always felt they weren't particularly about musicianship. There's a simplicity and directness that is undeniably brilliant and can't be overstated. I prefer his solo stuff to Noel's I must say which seems more fanciful and frilly.
See him live and it will change your mind
Never liked Oasis........they're a couple of plebs that write pleb rock for the plebs that hang out in pleb town.
That solo is fantastic. I've never been that much of an indie fan (metalhead), but I always love a good guitar solo.
That first Stone Roses album was such a banger. Amazing band, but sadly they never did recapture that magic.
This track actually gives me some Rain (by the Beatles) vibes.
I saw them live and they were the worst band I’ve ever seen. The singer opened up saying we were “lucky to be witnessing greatness.”
@@RossLeesonIan brown can not sing live to save his life.
Liam is a far superior vocalist.
... and, as we all know, Oasis were known as Rain, named after the Beatles Song, before Noel joined. It's all coming full circle.
Good to see you back mate. All the best for the new year
I think the drummer was very central to the roses' sound also
yep. Reni is amazing. his playing and harmonies. How he managed to harmonize with Brown who had intonation issues is impressive.
You saw what happened when they moved away from songs centred around reni and manis grooves….
@bw6316 i like the 2nd album, its heavy but yeh mani and reni are buried under the guitars abit
Brilliant analysis as ever JH. Verse reminded me of Stereophonics Just Looking. Loving the 90s indie vibe here. Did you see the Sheds have the #1 UK album? 🎉
You're an amazing guitar player yourself
Thank you properly yes figure out song with tab
Love it and the Beatles RAIN reference on the bassline.
I still haven't learned who's who between Liam and Noel.
There not lifting anything , and you know what saying that shit can cause , no free for all either... Just some good tunes from Squire and Gallagher...Oh and check out the latest release from these two legends , it's called from Mars to Liverpool !! MG Dublin Ireland !!
I like the tune apart from the bit where Liam lists the colours of the Rainbow which reminds me of the kids "i can see a rainbow" song.
Nevertheless, a world where legendary Roses guitarist John Squire, and former Oasis frontman Liam G team up is a better world.
It reminds me of all sorts of things. The Stones, The Beatles, The Roses and Oasis rolled into one.
Looking forward to hearing more of their collaborations.
Peace & Love ❤
Justin sang the colours in the tune of that song. He just got the “olive” wrong, as it’s “purple and orange and blue”. Why is a 50 year old memory so accessible? It must be because it’s a musical memory.
What a great watch. Thanks Justin. Brilliant.
514,000🎉🎉🎉
The "Rolling Stones lick" you picked up on, Noel does a similar thing in the outro of Live Forever!
I can't decide if you're experimenting with hair gel, or just damp.
Recent shower hair looks like to me 🙂
@@MariaFrancesca I think you're probably right!
As he’s in the UK, there’s a chance that he’s just been outside… 🌧️🌧️🌧️ …stupid British weather 😒
@@NinStardust You've got rain, we've got snow 🙂
Squire uses that same Stonsey lick on Love is the Law in the extended version. He's lifting from himself at this point!
Check out Donovan's Barabajagal - probably Jimmy Page sounding like Jeff Beck
Came to write this.