The Stone Roses: War and Peace By Simon Spence
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Overview: The definitive account of The Stone Roses, one of Britain’s most influential bands and who defined a generation, by music journalist Simon Spence.
Based on 400 hours of interviews with over seventy of The Stone Roses’ closest associates, including six former band members, War and Peace is the first major biography of the band that defined a generation.
Originally planned in collaboration with Reni, the reclusive drummer, this book had been a year in the making when the Roses, against all odds, announced their re-formation. It is a remarkable coda to an astonishing story. In 1989 their debut album and the single ‘Fools Gold’ made them the most exciting British export since the Sex Pistols. With their incendiary aura the Roses became figureheads of the ‘Madchester’ movement
Genre: Non Fiction , Memoirs
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