In1989 in a remote town in the west of Ireland, after some issues with crime, I was introduced to the Stones Roses debut alum via a cassette tape in a random car. wow.. They changed my life. Ian Brown saved my life. Legend 😎
Love it Dublin here. I remember what I was wearing on the Sunday I first played I wana be adored. I was 17 and brought a then girlfriend to the long gone dollymount house for drinks.
Met Ian outside a cancelled Roses gig in 89. The LP had only been out a few days/weeks. My mate and I chatted to Ian for several minutes. I can confirm he is a bright, charming and lovely man. A real legend is Ian. RIP Tony Wilson too... did so much for music.
Amidst a sea of Kylie and Jason, Sonja and Rick Astley, I awoke one Saturday morning and turned on the Chart Show. Then I was hit three times. The Lightning Seeds with Pure, The Happy Monday with Step On... and then The Stone Roses came on with Sally Cinnamon. I got out of my bed and went down town to buy all three. Music was back. Musicianship was back. Stock Aitkin and Waterman could fuck right off. It was heaven
The respect I have for this fella is unbelievable. Got FEAR lyrics on my arm. The music 🎶 he's produced & made is just God like 🤗 That guitar 🎸 in waterfall ... plus many others. Bosh!! IB played in brighton, see him twice.
What a genuinely nice guy. Watching Ian's manners versus the Gallaghers 'full-of-themselves-ness" is a stark contrast. Oasis was obviously more successful, but Ian Brown has come through the strife of the music industry as a "Sound" Person overall. Father of 3 and still there for his family. I wish him much success and hope life is kind to his family. Bravo Ian, you put up with more Bull$hit then most bands on the verge of stardom....The stone roses struggle reminds me of the Verves legal issues on "Bitter Sweet.." Maybe not having ultra millions helps you be REAL instead of a complete horses Arse like most "Super Pop Stars! ("Airplane incident? Who cares Airlines are idiots and security screening is a fat pain in the butt!!!)
I hope that by the time I am his age (not far behind) I will have found as much content and happiness. Well done Ian. You worked hard to get where you are.
3:45 / 23:57 Re the Mancunian twang in the songs, I absolutely love hearing his accent in the songs, it sounds so good make its more authentic Brown, the Manc accent has so much character...shouldn't be hidden. The way he says 'Reality' in F.E.A.R is perfect :)
Something's been bothering me lately, watching this, especially the bit about the Pistols, got me thinking about it again. What happened to 'youth subcultures'? I think the last one I can think of was that whole Britpop: Blur/Oasis thing in the 90's, it wasn't really massively influential and a bit of a throwback to other styles really. I can't think of a big one since. Is it 'cos I'm an old bugger now and they're still out there, but I don't notice them, or have they disappeared? Back as far as the 50's, there was Rock 'n' Roll, then Beatlemania, Hippies, Punk/Skins, Casuals [more about clothes and fighting at the football than music, sort of morphed into Acid House a bit with the Mondays/Roses being Scallies] etc, then the whole Rave explosion of the late 80's, but since then, nothing major that I can really identify? Kids are missing out! I don't really like it that my 13 year old likes a lot of the same music as me. I want to be mystified at what he's listening to/wearing and tell him to 'turn that bloody racket down'/'what the bloody hell are you wearing?' like my dad did with me when I was playing New Order in my bedroom/wearing dungarees for the Hac. I didn't borrow my dad's Chuck Berry & Bill Haley records like my kid does with a lot of my old 12" records [he's particularly into my old Shamen tunes at the minute for some reason]. It's the same with clothes, he's wearing Adidas Gazelle's like I did when I was his age, it's not right, kids should be rebelling! This sort of stuff worries me, it's all gone terribly wrong somewhere.
You're right mate, Simon Cowell has moved the goal post's and the digital age has changed things for the music industry, but young people should be kicking and screaming to forge their new culture as they come into adulthood.....like we did, even if it's just a new take on something that's gone before!.....
It's because "youth" today aren't really interested that much in music. It's all X-box and playstations and facebook. No fucker goes out of the house anymore
SteveResin You could have a point there, once upon a time they sat in the're bedrooms listening to music and the world was happening outside. Now the worlds invited in.!!!!...
@Patrick Kiely people rag oasis into it because they were slightly influenced by the rises and ultimately ended up being better.....they had more number one albums and singles and far more songs...and even their songs wer better than the roses....far more variety and genres if music in oasis songs.....even oasis B sides were far better than to anything the stone Rose's did.....but oasis were influenced by the roses and might have not existed without the stone Rose's coming first....like the stone Rose's wouldn't have happened if the musical artists before them weren't around. No one can really say who is best because we all like different music for different reasons....I like the stone Rose's but I believe in any argument you can say oasis were better.
Roses were like real poets. Noel was more cynical and direct. Noel made music to be big.. which is an art. Roses just made art with no aim to impress. Which is admirable. But they both made amazing music so who cares? Neither are bad.
Me agradan muchas bandas the verve su vocalista Richard ashcroft, oasis su vocalista Liam Gallagher y también the stones rosses, Ian Brown sin duda una leyenda gracias a él surgieron estás bandas que mencione al principio, gracias por existir y seguir trabajando en lo que más te apasiona, estás bandas seguirán siendo las mejores del mundo. Que no muera el rock que no mueran los genios y que las generaciones se influencien de este género musical no con esta tontería que llaman música el Reguetón eso debería desaparecer revivan el rock come on people 🔊🤟💪
Fiirst off The Stone Roses is the most sublime debut ever written and the music of sphetes. is fecking amazing (theres so much penny lying here to touch tased and tease.)
@Patrick Kiely It is amazing. I know people were underwhelmed at the time (I was a little boy then and didn't know or care); they heavily underrated it, in my opinion. It wasn't exactly what they expected or something. It is still brilliant on its own terms and one of my favourite albums of all-time anyway. What a fucking record, seriously.
Agreed- he's definitely sexy as hell. It's like one part Davy Jones, and the other part is all him. He shows this kind of genuine confidence. Like he knows that he's an amazing musician, and he's totally comfortable with it. That really contributes to his attractiveness. :)
He is supposed to be very god to his fans, too. I think he probably gets recognized every where he goes over there. Much different in the states. So cute ;)
In1989 in a remote town in the west of Ireland, after some issues with crime, I was introduced to the Stones Roses debut alum via a cassette tape in a random car. wow.. They changed my life. Ian Brown saved my life. Legend 😎
Love it Dublin here. I remember what I was wearing on the Sunday I first played I wana be adored. I was 17 and brought a then girlfriend to the long gone dollymount house for drinks.
RIP Tony....the guy loved the North and always went out of his way to draw attention to it and promote it !
R.I.P Tony Wilson......a....genuine maverick.
A lot of people hate on Ian. but I have always loved his sound. it's different and I'm more for different. Fuck mainstream music!
His lyrics are amazing
Far more intelligent than he is given credit for...!! Legend indeed
Yes a man in previous life was a zen monk
Huge fan of his solo work. Solarized is an amazing album...the groove and melodies are just beautiful. Well excited for Ripples.
Shame about ripples?
@@ianlythgoe2864 nah nah!
Thought it was a bit weak when I first heard it but years later think it's amazing@@ianlythgoe2864
Met Ian outside a cancelled Roses gig in 89. The LP had only been out a few days/weeks. My mate and I chatted to Ian for several minutes. I can confirm he is a bright, charming and lovely man. A real legend is Ian.
RIP Tony Wilson too... did so much for music.
one of my fave people and artists, amazing, unpretentious guy... he embodies modern northern soul. I love his sound and look. Great character.
What a great little documentary. RIP Mr Wilson...... great respect between both guys 👍🏻
"I feel like this system now owes me 60 days..." Man, I love this kid.
i just love him
shook hands with ian brown in Waterford Ireland top man n also saw stone roses with the manics at wembley areana in 90s
Amidst a sea of Kylie and Jason, Sonja and Rick Astley, I awoke one Saturday morning and turned on the Chart Show. Then I was hit three times. The Lightning Seeds with Pure, The Happy Monday with Step On... and then The Stone Roses came on with Sally Cinnamon.
I got out of my bed and went down town to buy all three.
Music was back. Musicianship was back. Stock Aitkin and Waterman could fuck right off.
It was heaven
Brilliant! A broad smile reading your post!
Bit of a LEGEND really , isn't he.
Coolest man in Britain
He definitely has something about him, I don't know what it is and if we did know we would all be as cool
@@chrs1968 Ian is wide awake in a world full of asleep people. That’s why he is special and why his songs are spot on.
Totally !
Who? Tony or Ian? 😊
nice documentry ,ian has a brilliant personality and he,s a top musician
tony wilson R.I.P manchester legend :-)
He just seems like he'd be such a nice guy to sit down and talk about life with
The respect I have for this fella is unbelievable.
Got FEAR lyrics on my arm.
The music 🎶 he's produced & made is just God like 🤗
That guitar 🎸 in waterfall ... plus many others. Bosh!!
IB played in brighton, see him twice.
Yeah saying it was squire playing on waterfall 🙄
What a great talented lad Ian is,nice guy💯
Ian Brown is un increible maestro, genio !.
I just adore him 😍
It's what he wanted ...
Thanks for uploading this. The coolest, stylish, most humble man and an icon of mine for many years.
This album is choc full of outstanding tracks. Heavenly. Love IB ❤️
ians a shy dude who got a lot of confidence from his solo career, his solo gigs i will never forget
🤣😂 Ian is many things but shy lol sorry can't stop laughing, shy? 😂
Legend who will be a legend for his entire life.
From my point he sings with great vision. Stylish and hypnotic to me. To be out pushing and playing what you believe in that’s fantastic.
So much better when he smiles - Legend
🎵🎶👍🏼
What a genuinely nice guy. Watching Ian's manners versus the Gallaghers 'full-of-themselves-ness" is a stark contrast. Oasis was obviously more successful, but Ian Brown has come through the strife of the music industry as a "Sound" Person overall. Father of 3 and still there for his family. I wish him much success and hope life is kind to his family. Bravo Ian, you put up with more Bull$hit then most bands on the verge of stardom....The stone roses struggle reminds me of the Verves legal issues on "Bitter Sweet.."
Maybe not having ultra millions helps you be REAL instead of a complete horses Arse like most "Super Pop Stars!
("Airplane incident? Who cares Airlines are idiots and security screening is a fat pain in the butt!!!)
fastguild...well said.. total respect dude.
+FASTGUILD3000 here here
Eya, eya!
Yep, the swagger without the grace is just _rank_
Oasis aren’t even close to the roses... Liam’s a cheap copy of ian
When they're in front of the fire 🔥, the burning wood pops twice in a way very similar to the popping sound at the beginning of Fools Gold 🪙 19:14
Thanks mum for giving birth to me in the early 70's so i lived the madchester scene
Ian Brown "THE GREATEST'
The Music of the Spheres is my favorite I think. Just brilliant.
Proper songs,proper melodies, proper lyrics"
Take note lazy musicians of today
There are still those proper songs, proper melodies and proper lyrics. Just not in the mainstream.
His solo stuff is really good aswell. Corpses in her mouth is another favourite of mine. And F.E.A.R. is very smart lyrics. 🙏
I hope that by the time I am his age (not far behind) I will have found as much content and happiness. Well done Ian. You worked hard to get where you are.
Very talented and intelligent man ian brown is pure class xx
Ian Brown has changed the source ofy outlook on music aswel as life
ian used to come into HMV bayswater all the time, very normal and friendly and not pretentious, lovely guy
Love that Bruce Lee's his hero. Class.
7 years after reading this I agree
Love this guy.
a joy to watch, Roses forever!
I want to meet this man just to put my hand in in his hand, Ian Brown, living legend 👌
3:45 / 23:57 Re the Mancunian twang in the songs, I absolutely love hearing his accent in the songs, it sounds so good make its more authentic Brown, the Manc accent has so much character...shouldn't be hidden. The way he says 'Reality' in F.E.A.R is perfect :)
Tony Wilson is the real star of this documentary, RIP
aaaahhhh my head is completely blown with this... its amazin
Very touching. I’d love to hang with Ian and jam some music with him. He’s got a great sense of humor.
The man. The legend. Ian Brown.
beautiful
We miss you Tony!!!
Something's been bothering me lately, watching this, especially the bit about the Pistols, got me thinking about it again. What happened to 'youth subcultures'? I think the last one I can think of was that whole Britpop: Blur/Oasis thing in the 90's, it wasn't really massively influential and a bit of a throwback to other styles really. I can't think of a big one since. Is it 'cos I'm an old bugger now and they're still out there, but I don't notice them, or have they disappeared?
Back as far as the 50's, there was Rock 'n' Roll, then Beatlemania, Hippies, Punk/Skins, Casuals [more about clothes and fighting at the football than music, sort of morphed into Acid House a bit with the Mondays/Roses being Scallies] etc, then the whole Rave explosion of the late 80's, but since then, nothing major that I can really identify? Kids are missing out! I don't really like it that my 13 year old likes a lot of the same music as me. I want to be mystified at what he's listening to/wearing and tell him to 'turn that bloody racket down'/'what the bloody hell are you wearing?' like my dad did with me when I was playing New Order in my bedroom/wearing dungarees for the Hac. I didn't borrow my dad's Chuck Berry & Bill Haley records like my kid does with a lot of my old 12" records [he's particularly into my old Shamen tunes at the minute for some reason]. It's the same with clothes, he's wearing Adidas Gazelle's like I did when I was his age, it's not right, kids should be rebelling! This sort of stuff worries me, it's all gone terribly wrong somewhere.
You're right mate, Simon Cowell has moved the goal post's and the digital age has changed things for the music industry, but young people should be kicking and screaming to forge their new culture as they come into adulthood.....like we did, even if it's just a new take on something that's gone before!.....
It's because "youth" today aren't really interested that much in music. It's all X-box and playstations and facebook. No fucker goes out of the house anymore
SteveResin You could have a point there, once upon a time they sat in the're bedrooms listening to music and the world was happening outside. Now the worlds invited in.!!!!...
***** Yeah man !!. that time of youth identity is so exploited , ...
Evan Phillips lol !!....(sorry man) !!
Stone roses are the blue print that oasis followed..
Oasis never had the musical nous that the Roses had. They might have been more popular but musically they were nothing compared to the Roses.
Did u think of that yourself
@@emlix1 oasis wer infinitely better than the Rose's but I do like both
@Patrick Kiely people rag oasis into it because they were slightly influenced by the rises and ultimately ended up being better.....they had more number one albums and singles and far more songs...and even their songs wer better than the roses....far more variety and genres if music in oasis songs.....even oasis B sides were far better than to anything the stone Rose's did.....but oasis were influenced by the roses and might have not existed without the stone Rose's coming first....like the stone Rose's wouldn't have happened if the musical artists before them weren't around. No one can really say who is best because we all like different music for different reasons....I like the stone Rose's but I believe in any argument you can say oasis were better.
Roses were like real poets. Noel was more cynical and direct. Noel made music to be big.. which is an art. Roses just made art with no aim to impress. Which is admirable. But they both made amazing music so who cares? Neither are bad.
Legend our ian brown
Stone Roses, best band ever!
ian brown is a mancunian legend,nothing forced and no bullshit,what u c is what u get.
I remember watching this a long time ago you could tell that Ian and Tony got along in real life👍🏻
Love this. Awesome vibes.
Me agradan muchas bandas the verve su vocalista Richard ashcroft, oasis su vocalista Liam Gallagher y también the stones rosses, Ian Brown sin duda una leyenda gracias a él surgieron estás bandas que mencione al principio, gracias por existir y seguir trabajando en lo que más te apasiona, estás bandas seguirán siendo las mejores del mundo. Que no muera el rock que no mueran los genios y que las generaciones se influencien de este género musical no con esta tontería que llaman música el Reguetón eso debería desaparecer revivan el rock come on people 🔊🤟💪
Even more amazing solo 👏👏👏👍🇮🇪
What a bloody good chap.
Raw talent some brilliant sounds and lyrics 👌 respect 🙏 you
R. I. P. Tony Wilson.
Imagine a life where Ian Brown pursued a martial arts career 6:20
Don't like a lot of his music but he comes across as a really decent bloke. I love listening to him talk
"I wanna work with trumpets!"
And he did.
Fiirst off The Stone Roses is the most sublime debut ever written and the music of sphetes. is fecking amazing
(theres so much penny lying
here to touch tased and
tease.)
I wish the Roses would've properly done something over here in the States. I have no doubt that they would've changed the music was done over here.
DevoutlyAgnostic Takes a lot of touring to properly 'break' the states and I doubt whether they've ever had the stomach for prolonged periods of gigs.
***** It's the prolonged periods of drugs that would have been the problem .....
+Willie Callender America is a big place n the Roses may have stolen a portion but not changed American music are you insane?
Stone Roses 'second coming' did relatively shit in Britain critically at least and it is one of the greatest albums of all time.
@Patrick Kiely It is amazing. I know people were underwhelmed at the time (I was a little boy then and didn't know or care); they heavily underrated it, in my opinion. It wasn't exactly what they expected or something. It is still brilliant on its own terms and one of my favourite albums of all-time anyway. What a fucking record, seriously.
2 Manchester legends right there!!
really good doc
I had/have the biggest crush on him...extremely sexy...and they ROCKED Madison Square Garden!!!
Agreed- he's definitely sexy as hell. It's like one part Davy Jones, and the other part is all him.
He shows this kind of genuine confidence. Like he knows that he's an amazing musician, and he's totally comfortable with it. That really contributes to his attractiveness. :)
He is supposed to be very god to his fans, too. I think he probably gets recognized every where he goes over there. Much different in the states. So cute ;)
I still have a crush on him. He is unbelievably attractive.
It would have been nice if he'd mentioned the other Roses. That said the video ain't finished and there's still time. Reni for example.
I love you & your chopper!
he looks great for being is his late 30s here
You think? i think he looks a but rough..stil love him tho
@@69birdboy How does he look rough? He looks fresh, awake. Skin looks healthy, no bags under his eyes?
@@setthecontrols1810 i'm 45 and look younger
@@69birdboy Good for you. What's your secret?
@@setthecontrols1810 its only the outside that look young..i'm rotting inside
Ian is such a legend
Etty Smith God like ...
Knowing about his martial arts background now I understand his attitude when talking about capoeira during another interview lol He was serious.
much love , R
Legend
Tony Wilson missed out big time not signing the Roses!!!
Manchester = The home of Music :)
I shouldn’t be here 😮well I’m glad you are IB there’s no one like him 👊🏼
Legendary . Really
Liked that what was said he can't sing rock but he can present it on a higher level
It would be pleasure meet lan brown
He is a legend
Freeing excellence affects reality ✌
Ian brown allways innovates never imitates
What a guy 👍
I never really understood why Ian wanted to be a door so badly. Each to their own I suppose.
MrPixelMoney OMG I thought I was the only one who saw I wanna be adored as I wanna be a door
James Hetfield is a table so anything is possible
I started fuckin cackling when i read this jesus
That's original. Boring wanker.
@@Nokia-gr8yz a dog...
aye, nice 1 for that
4 EVER & REWIND
El mundo is beautiful... shame it's such a short track in album.
The best Sound in the World !
You`re our generations Bowie
loved it.....
Great to see 2 mavericks break bread. Untold
The date is incorrect, this film is from 2001. Tony Wilson died in 2007 and Ian Brown released Music of the Spheres in 2001. 💚❤️
Stone Roses made one of the great albums - it was alchemy, perfection. What came after didn't really matter...
2 great dudes
where is he doing this interview? love all the witchy stuff! i wanna live there
He says he wasn't a mod, after saying he was riding mopeds. The guy's subconscious is acting up. He was a mod, they are all mod bands -- Oasis etc.
Seems like a genuinely nice lad.
The stone roses song called fall is about tony