The calamitous break-up (and break-down) of the Stone Roses was well-documented in the pages of Q when it happened back in 1996, and there have, of course, been plenty of reunion rumours cropping up in the 15 years since their demise.
But, according to The Sun, the band are - really - going to get back together after Ian Brown, John Squire and Mani had an 'emotional reunion' at the recent funeral of Mani's mother. Now, we're not going to take this report as gospel until someone other than an anonymous source confirms it, but it does seem that this is the most authentic report of reconciliation and reuniting that there's been to date.
Do you think it'll happen? And do you want it to? Let us know! And in the meantime, watch the video for Waterfall below.
12:35 PM | 07/04/2011
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It would be amazing if if happens. I'd like it.
Posted by Sally at 3:30 PM | 07/04/2011 | Report Abuse
It would be amazing if if happens. I'd like it.
Posted by Sally at 3:31 PM | 07/04/2011 | Report Abuse
I'm sure that Noel Gallagher, will play ball, if the other's ain't interested?
Posted by Glyn Thomas at 7:13 PM | 07/04/2011 | Report Abuse
I'm sure that Noel Gallagher, will play ball, if the other's ain't interested?
Posted by Glyn Thomas at 7:13 PM | 07/04/2011 | Report Abuse
If the reports are true, I would sell my soul for a ticket!
Posted by Geoff G at 10:45 AM | 11/04/2011 | Report Abuse
Ahhh if only. I dream of a reunion regularly (strangely usually just before the annual spring rumour resurfaces). In two minds though whether it wcoudl ever live up to the expectation following years of watching live at Blackpool. Who am I kidding... I'd do anything to hear Squire and Reni blast I am the resurrection!
Posted by Mandy Sears at 10:57 AM | 11/04/2011 | Report Abuse
Poor, poor journalism this is.....to take a shit article from The Sun, and use it as a debate??? Bet Mrs Mountfield would be turning in her grave.....
Posted by andyfatman at 4:03 PM | 13/04/2011 | Report Abuse
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