Stone Roses Gig Provides Background for New Film
. According to BBC News, the band's momentous 1990 outdoor show will feature prominently in the unnamed movie about a young, unsigned band from the wrong side of the tracks. "This is a raw and truly authentic rites-of-passage story," director Tom Green said. "It's full of the humor, heartache, dreams and fears of being part of a brotherhood of mates, and set to the greatest record ever written. The Roses died in '95. This is the resurrection." more on this story Gibson.com is an official news provider for the Day in Rock. Preview and Purchase Stone Roses CDs |
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