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- Second Coming
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The Stone Roses
Released 1994

Love Spreads
05:46
8,102 plays

Foz
06:25
711 plays

Driving South
05:09
3,481 plays

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songs

- 1
- Breaking Into Heaven
- 11:18
- 3,153 plays

- 2
- Driving South
- 05:09
- 3,481 plays

- 3
- Ten Storey Love Song
- 04:29
- 3,164 plays

- 4
- Daybreak
- 06:33
- 3,116 plays

- 5
- Your Star Will Shine
- 02:56
- 2,428 plays

- 6
- Straight To The Man
- 03:11
- 2,139 plays

- 7
- Begging You
- 04:54
- 2,702 plays

- 8
- Tightrope
- 04:24
- 2,334 plays

- 9
- Good Times
- 05:38
- 2,216 plays

- 10
- Tears
- 06:54
- 2,713 plays

- 11
- How Do You Sleep
- 04:55
- 2,210 plays

- 12
- Love Spreads
- 05:46
- 8,102 plays

- 13
- Foz
- 06:25
- 711 plays

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album review

There's no denying that Second Coming is a bit of a letdown. None of the songs are quite as strong as the best on their debut, but there is plenty of good music on the band's much-delayed second record. The Stone Roses create a dense tapestry of interweaving guitars and pulsing bass grooves. Ian Brown growls a little more than before, but he isn't the center of the music; John Squire's endlessly colorful riffs are. It's clear that Squire has been listening to a bit of hard rock, particularly Led Zeppelin. While the songs occasionally take a back seat to the grooves, several tracks -- "Ten Storey Love Song," "Begging You," "Tightrope," "How Do You Sleep," and "Love Spreads" -- rank as true classics. It might not be the long-awaited masterpiece it was rumored to be, but Second Coming is a fine sophomore effort. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide