Not half. The whole Seeds of Love album had everything including the kitchen sink thrown into the production.

I'd agree on that, very Sgt Pepper but better. Not my fave band but they do bring back memories of being young.

Tbf I can go from listening to pearl jam to micheal bubble to Conway Twitty to the doors all in one night

Can you like the Stone Roses without liking the Rolling Stones.

Of all the bands given the tile of the new Stones through the years they came the closest for a while IMHO. They reminded me very much of the Brain Jones version of the Stones when they experimented with the likes of Paint it black culminating with Sympathy for the Devil. Before Keith locked them into a straight R&B/R&R - thus making them more or less a performance band only - that's not to say what followed was bad it wasn't but it was never ever groundbreaking again.

Shame the Roses didn't move on as it would have been nice to see what came next.

The Rolling Stones
The Who
The Kinks
The Jam
The Clash
Tears For Fears
Depeche Mode
The Human League
The Cult
T Rex
Joy Division
New Order
The Smiths
The Stone Roses
James
Blur
Ocean Colour Scene
Nirvana
Oasis
The Verve
REM
QOTSA
Arcade Fire
The Strokes
Kings Of Leon
Pulp
Radiohead
Manics
Elbow
Foo Fighters
The Libertines
Stereophonics
The Charlatans
The Coral
Cast
Happy Mondays
Pink Floyd
Echo and The Bunnymen
Interpol
Talking Heads

Muse
Depeche Mode
Manics
Puressence
Cooper Temple Clause

Bands who I used to love.....

Radiohead
Suede
U2

The Beatles

Check out Canadian psychobilly band "The Creepshow." Catchy and bizarre in equal measures. A mix between The Meteors (but with more talent) and Rancid but with a far better looking lead singer.
Try starting with "Zombies ate her brain."

He is huge in France, and just about everywhere else.

Has anyone hear heard anything of the band Propagandhi. Obviously haven't heard every band out there by any stretch of the imagination but, in my opinion, they are one of the most important and best bands around today.

Other bands I like are;

A Wilhelm Scream
The Dead Kennedys
Pre Warning era Green Day
Bad Religion
Rentokill [austrian punk band
Milloy [from Wakefield
Streetlight Manifesto
Apologies I Have None
Rise Against
Polar Bear Club
Mallory Knox
The Story So Far
Finch
The Lawrence Arms
Billy Talent
Strike Anywhere
Smoke Or Fire
The Swellers
The Bronx

Clutch are one of the coolest bands ever

they be good but i personally prefer Five Horse Johnson as well as Dixie Witch, The Atomic Bitchwax are quite awesome as well

The Clash.

The greatest band eeverrrr.

Their new album 'Psychic Warfare' is immense.

Dead Soul (supporting Ghost on the UK tour in December) - love the very different sound from this band:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jt8IcKjOVAM

Dead Soul (supporting Ghost on the UK tour in December) - love the very different sound from this band:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jt8IcKjOVAM

The Cult

Paradise Lost...despite being from Yorkshire (ha ha)

Indeed, one of the best Doom bands in the UK. Also from Yorkshire (Bradford) are My Dying Bride - worth checking out but the best (IMO) british doom band has to be Electric Wizard.

Quite like some My Dying bride stuff (they went quite mellow didn't they ?) will check out Electric Wizard again (been a while since I did). Also liked Anathema, but they went all mellow as well !!!

The Cribs

Status Quo - Best song, Big Fat Mama from the Piledriver Album, but the best version is this one........ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pC3Cy2nVpo

Status Quo - Best song, Big Fat Mama from the Piledriver Album, but the best version is this one........ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pC3Cy2nVpo

British Sea Power, Sonic Youth, The Wedding Present, Wire, The Membranes, are wonderful bands.

Totally with you on that - they're an absolute joy; I don't think they've ever done anything that I haven't instantly loved.

In more modern terms - The Fleet Foxes are a band I fell in love with when I first heard them; the sound, the vocals, the lyrics - totally does it for me. I saw them live twice and can happily say that they are one of the best live bands I've ever seen - much better live than recorded in fact. Much joy to hear today therefore, that they're back from self-imposed exile, sans Father John Misty, with a new album and British tour dates upcoming for the end of 2017.

The Beatles
ELO
Big Country
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Rush
Genesis
Thin Lizzy
Slade
Four Tops
Abba
Bob Seger
Barclay James Harvest
Deep Purple
Rainbow
Roxette
Buzzcocks
Stranglers
Specials
Foreigner
Motorhead
The Sweet
Be Bop Deluxe
Idle Race
Moody Blues
Eagles
Hundreds more

Not a mention of The Disturbed"!

Certainly put the soppy "Sound Of Silence" to rights!