Stone Roses - Mani RIP
Stone Roses - Mani RIP
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clarkmagpie

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3,639 posts

214 months

Yesterday (17:14)
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This one makes me sad.
First band that properly got me into music.

Gutted.

Terry Winks

1,843 posts

32 months

Yesterday (17:48)
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Very sad…. I think I’ve said on the song intros thread his haunted bass and squires sparkle at the beginning of I wanna be adored for me is almost perfection.

I had a pint with him once upon a time after a primal scream gig, he was DJ’ing and I requested a tune (can’t remember for the life of me what it was now) but his eyes lit up and were best friends for 20 minutes.

Athlon

5,539 posts

225 months

Yesterday (17:49)
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R.I.P. Mani, with your beloved now. Thanks for the epic music.

fks sake, st news this frown

zetec

4,904 posts

270 months

Yesterday (17:52)
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Very sad and only 63. As above, being born in the 70's The Stone Roses was one of the bands that got me properly into music.
I will make sure the full length version of I Am The Resurrection is played in the car tonight.

RIP Mani

Ikobo

538 posts

168 months

Yesterday (18:02)
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The Roses were the band that changed the teenage me from liking music to being obsessed by it. Their debut still remains one of my all time favourite albums and always will be. First ‘big’ band I saw live. Grateful to Mani for being part of my musical awakening, and one of my teenage heroes.

RIP.

fflump

2,666 posts

57 months

Yesterday (18:02)
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Far too young. Him and Reni were the soul of the Stone Roses and one of the best rhythm sections I've ever heard. Brilliant with the Primals too. A Manc to his core-you could never be in doubt where he was from even when not talking!

zb

3,569 posts

183 months

Yesterday (18:15)
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Ah, fk frown

RIP

Oberheim

383 posts

10 months

Yesterday (18:25)
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fk’s bks that is shocking and sad news. Their debut was a seminal album that formed a major part of the soundtrack to my university life. Saw them live in ‘89 - great gig. Feel very sorry for his boys with both parents gone. RIP Mani.

the-norseman

14,787 posts

190 months

Yesterday (18:26)
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Gutted was due to go to a evening with Mani in my home town soon!

Seen the Roses twice, seen Ian Brown recently as well.

RIP

brake fader

2,403 posts

54 months

Yesterday (18:31)
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oh no this is really bad i'm well gutted here. RIP Mani

Debaser

7,316 posts

280 months

Yesterday (19:23)
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Sad news. After not playing them for a while, earlier this week I listened to both Stone Roses albums. They still sound amazing.

R.I.P. Mani

entropy

6,124 posts

222 months

Yesterday (19:35)
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I'm shocked and devastated by this. My all time favourite bass guitarist and made me want to take up bass. A bit too young first time round even though Fool's Gold was a catchy tune but properly got into them with Second Coming and became obsessed by them.



fflump said:
Him and Reni were the soul of the Stone Roses and one of the best rhythm sections I've ever heard.
Wholeheartedly agree. My favourite track on SC is Daybreak. Yes, it's just a jam session but Mani & Reni were having such a good time. Don't Stop.


The jiffle king

7,319 posts

277 months

Yesterday (19:52)
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Thats really sad news. So many really good tunes and even the second album which I know was not as good had some cracking songs on it.
Fools Gold and I am the resurrection are so well known but nearly every tune is brilliant

RIP

fathomfive

10,750 posts

209 months

Yesterday (21:21)
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Man, that baseline from I Wanna Be Adored still has me moving at 51, the way it did when I first heard it in 1989.

One of my favourites is the baseline on Pearl bd.

There was just so much feel in what he did.

Seminal stuff.

RIP.


FishOutOfWater

96 posts

95 months

Yesterday (21:33)
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RIP Mani.

I’ve re-watched the made of stone documentary tonight what comes through from mani is his pure love of playing the bass and of being in a band, with his mates.

The cheeky looks to the rest of the band (especially Reni) he and Reni were the groove that really pushed the roses and made the sound.

A fantastic character, always played with a smile on his face and always seemed to be a genuinely good bloke. The world is a bit worse for not having Gary “Mani” Mounfield in it.

“Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened”

Panamax

7,369 posts

53 months

Yesterday (22:28)
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Fools Gold. Play loud; very, very loud and through a big system.

RIP

fathomfive

10,750 posts

209 months

Yesterday (22:42)
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Panamax said:
Fools Gold. Play loud; very, very loud and through a big system.

RIP
Preferably the long version.