The Stone Roses dibentuk di Manchester, Inggris pada tahun 1983 oleh Ian Brown (vokal utama), John Squire (gitaris jenius), Mani / Gary Mounfield (bass bertenaga groove), dan Reni / Alan Wren (drummer virtuoso). Album debut eponim mereka tahun 1989 secara konsisten dinobatkan oleh majalah NME dan Q sebagai album Inggris terhebat sepanjang masa yang menginspirasi seluruh gerakan Britpop dan Oasis. Lagu-lagu mahakarya abadi mereka meliputi 'I Wanna Be Adored', 'Waterfall', 'She Bangs the Drums', 'I Am the Resurrection', 'Fools Gold', 'Made of Stone', 'Ten Storey Love Song', dan 'Love Spreads'.
Analysis of harmonic patterns, favorite keys, and songwriting style of The Stone Roses.
33% repertoar lagu The Stone Roses menggunakan tangga nada dasar G dengan rata-rata 5.1 chord per lagu (Tingkat Mudah).
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