Nick Russel in London, England:
(and Fools Gold) Sums up a whole era in two different sounds!
Esther in london, England:
"I can feel the earth begin to move/I feel my needle hit the groove..."
Tom in Pershore, England:
It captures the moment of the late 80's scene and contains one of the
greatest choruses ever.
Frayno in Swansea, Wales:
Brings the youth out of me.
Guy Reynolds in York, England:
Makes me feel like travelling! And excites me!
Amethyst in the USA:
Great lyrics great tunes, love it.
Jason Simon in London, Canada:
Represents the pure brilliance of youth discovering the feeling of being
inconquerable.
Sean Tulett in Oxford, England:
Just give me a pure adrenalin buzz as soon as I hear the bass, like
flying!!!!
Steven Macleod in Dundee, Scotland:
It just is. (Don't you just hate these "I don't know what to write"
answers!...Ed)
Alex Osmond-Brims in Cambridge, England:
It's the greatest pop song ever written .... listening to this song
when the sun's shining is one of the greatest feelings ever.
Shazanah Hassan in Singapore:
Is just so sweet.
Paul in Newport, Wales:
The bass line, the guitar, the melody, the vocals, the lyrics, the guitar
solo - Need I go on?!!! The classic pop song!
Richard Keith in Dundee, Scotland:
The superb base-line and 80's sound of the song, for me sums up the
Roses.
Dave in Snowdon, Wales: (Head in the clouds I think!...Ed)
Makes me happy every time I hear it.
Jules in Swindon, England:
"Have you seen her have you heard"...Says it all!!!!
Paul Harvey in Halifax, England:
It's the ultimate pop song, really, isn't it? I love every millisecond
of it.
Chris Tucker in Swindon, England:
Gets me in the mood.
Kieran Norman in Cumbria, England:
Greatest song in the world from the greatest band in the world. THE
STONE ROSES RULE.
Scott Walker in Halifax, England:
Greatest bass riff ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mike Kellow in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada:
The Lyrics really hit home and mean alot to me. Not only just for this
song, It's the same for most other songs.
Joshua Miller in State College, PA, USA:
The world's most perfect pop song ever. Added bonus: John's guitar outro
on live versions.
Adam A Agnew in Glasgow, Scotland:
The bass line sends shivers up your spine, TURN IT UP!!!
Rob Taylor in Grimsby, England
Sugar spun sister used to be my favourite song from the very first time
I heard it, although every other song came a very close second...too
hard to separate. However, after taking the album on various summer
holidays around Europe, She Bangs the Drums became the one that was
played over and over again, whichever bar we went into, whether it be
Tokyo Joes in Faliraki, or Alex's Bar in Magaluf, this song is the one
that would be requested time and time again and i'd just go completely
off my tits!!!! Ahhhh ...What memories!!!
Jamie Walsh in Ireland:
The hissing cymbals along with the dominating bassline...WICKED!!!!!!!!!!
Ken Phillippi in Oakland, California, USA:
The Most Beautiful Harmonies I've Ever Heard and Impossibly Catchy Pop
Hooks. Pop Music Perfection.
Laura in York, England:
It reminds me of being 13 and it just makes me wanna dance. Basicly
its cool as f**k.
Kieran in Belfast, N. Ireland:
F**king BRILLIANT!!!!
Felix Grebenstein in Mönchengladbach, Germany:
Best melody, best lyrics; sounds very optimistic.
Ben Fox in Grimsby, England:
Its just so ace. Reni's drum beats at the end of the song always makes
me wanna dance. Should have made that it longer.
Tom Matterson in Leicester, England:
Its the only song that never fails to get me up in the morning! Its
just 'tastic.
Barrie Forbes in Aberdeen, Scotland:
Perfect pop!!!
Matthew Clements in Kent, England:
The chorus is pure genius!
Robert Gough in Louisiana, USA:
Hard decisin, but it makes you move!
Morgan Hudson in Newcastle, England:
All the instruments come together to make one amazing song and the lyrics
have real meaning to them.
Cap'n Insaneo in Tampa, Florida, USA:
The one song that no matter what shit is happening will put a smile
back on my mellon!!!
John in Driffield, England:
I bought The Complete Stone Roses having never heard any of their
songs except Fools Gold, the first ten songs failed to impress me but
when this came on it instantly turned the stone roses into my favourite
band of all time and now I like all their songs.
Stuart Nield in Madchester, England:
On she bangs, reni just lets loose and carries the song untill mani's
bass lines drift through then you have John's picking coming through
until all of the lads are in unison and the track explodes into life.
Adam in Dublin, Ireland:
Difficult choice but the intro and lyrics swing it. The lyric "Through
the early morning sun, I can see her here she comes, she bangs the drums"
conveys exactly everything that makes life great in one phrase.
