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 If Geffen, or who ever owns them now, were smart they would give this record the "deluxe" reissue treatment.  i.e b-sides, demos, whatever... Minus of course tracks 13-89.  It could do better now then it did when it first came out.
 
 I will fully admit being disappointed in this record when it came out in part because of having to wait for so long and it not  being quite what I expected.  But listening to it today the record is standing the test of time better than some.  Sure the songs aren't as strong as the debut and the guitar work has a harder bluesy edged.  But seeing the number of new English bands trying their hands at a similiar sound and coming up empty, one could say the Stone Roses were visionaries on this one.
 
 It also occured to me what a mental tour this could be
 
 Paul Weller
 The Stone Roses
 Brian Jonestown Massacre
 w/ DJ Bobby Gillespie