Aaron

For Everything A Reason

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@MusicPills10 UNDERWORLD 'BORN SLIPPY'
Live at Boiler Room

Full video

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Built around a hypnotic groove inspired by funk, dance music and rock, "Fools Gold" transformed The Stone Roses from rising indie favourites into one of the most influential British bands of their generation. Their appearance on Dutch television's Countdown in 1989 came as the Madchester movement was gaining momentum, with the song becoming a defining soundtrack of the era.

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"Albion" became one of Babyshambles' most cherished songs, capturing Pete Doherty's gift for poetic lyricism and fragile, deeply personal songwriting. Long treasured by fans before its official studio release, the track grew into a defining moment of the band's catalogue. This performance from the 2006 NME Awards highlights the raw emotion and unpredictability that made Babyshambles such a compelling live act.

[Vinyl Records🎱✝️🇧🇷👪🗽 @j_c_domingues]

Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock
It Takes Two - 1988
https://t.co/VwgeTMokS5

[Martin @martycon73]

Good morning all ☕️🎸🎶😎
Paul Weller & Amy Winehouse
I heard it through the grapevine
Have a wonderful Saturday ❤️

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Originally released as the B side to The Jam's 1979 single "Strange Town", "The Butterfly Collector" became one of Paul Weller's most respected songs. During Noel Gallagher's Teenage Cancer Trust show at the Royal Albert Hall in 2007, Noel welcomed Weller to the stage for a memorable performance of the track.

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By the time "Can't Stand Me Now" was released, the relationship between Pete Doherty and Carl Barât had become one of the most talked about stories in British music. Performing the song on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross, The Libertines delivered a track whose lyrics reflected the tensions and bond that sat at the heart of the band.

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By 1996, "Love Spreads" had become a centrepiece of The Stone Roses' live shows, with John Squire's blues influenced guitar work pushing the song far beyond its studio version. Released on Second Coming, it arrived after a lengthy gap between albums and showcased a heavier side of the band.

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Soul II Soul – Keep On Movin - 1989
https://t.co/YYxkwCVZFO

[Nik D @nikidoog]

That drum - just a relentless song.

“Funeral Pyre” - The Jam
Their 13th single, released 45 years ago today.
@GCPunkNewWave @NewWaveAndPunk @Williamson42729 @FatOldAnarchist @lee0969

[80's & 90's Throwbacks @80s90sJukebox]

May 1999 🇬🇧
Jamiroquai
"CANNED HEAT"
#90s

[Talking Wolves @TalkingWolves]

🗓️ On this day in 1988, Wolves won the Sherpa Van Trophy, beating Burnley 2-0 at Wembley Stadium.

🏆 ⚽️ Goals from Andy Mutch (23’) and Robbie Dennison (51’).

#WWFC | #Wolves

[Martin's Music @XMartinsMusicX]

Happy 68th Birthday to the Modfather Paul Weller 🎂

The Jam - Ghosts
(1982) ▶️

[Madchester @madchester_mdcr]

The Stone Roses – She Bangs the Drums Blackpool Empress Ballroom, ’89 —
that night the Roses turned a seaside ballroom into the centre of the universe.
Same swagger. Same electricity. Same “nothing can touch us” energy.

This is Manchester’s heartbeat, still pounding.

[UK Back in the Day @UKBackintheDay2]

27 years ago today, Jamiroquai released "Canned Heat"

[Madchester @madchester_mdcr]

Love spreads her arms
Waits there for the nails
I forgive you boy
I will prevail

1996 Roses were heavy, hypnotic, and absolutely unbothered. A band still capable of shaking the walls and reminding everyone why they changed the game in the first place.

🍋 Madchester forever.

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21. Happy Mondays

A glorious mix of house music, surrealism, housing estate funk and drugs. Lots of drugs. One of the UK’s most deranged and boisterous bands. Scallies, yes, but a terrific band first.

Favourite album: Squirrel and G-Man (1987)

🎧 Wrote for Luck

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Few dance tracks hit early 90s radio with the same force as “The Power,” as Snap! brought the song to Top of the Pops in 1990 during the rise of European dance music into the mainstream. Built around a huge sampled hook and Turbo B’s commanding rap vocal, the track quickly became one of the defining club anthems of the era.

[DJ Jordan @djjordan23uk]

Do you suffer from Tinnitus?
This is worth a watch. 👂

[Martin's Music @XMartinsMusicX]

what town is he singing about? 🤔

The Pogues - Dirty Old Town
(OGWT 1986) ▶️