Bootleg vinyl records by The Stone Roses hold a special place among collectors and fans of the iconic Manchester band. These unofficial pressings often featuring rare live performances, radio sessions, and unreleased demos, capture the raw energy and mystique that surrounded the group during the late 1980s and early 1990s. While not sanctioned by the band or their label, many of these bootlegs became cult favorites, circulating through record fairs and underground markets. With their distinctive, sometimes hand-drawn artwork and varying sound quality, Stone Roses bootlegs embody the DIY spirit of the Madchester era and offer a fascinating glimpse into the band’s evolving sound outside their polished studio releases.

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Exciting Times Ahead for Stone Roses Fans

Looks like it’s time to dust off the bucket hat and polish your tambourine, The Stone Roses are sneaking back onto our turntables. A new wave of bootleg brilliance is rolling in, with freshly new live recordings from the reunion tours and reissued rarities surfacing faster than you can shout "I Am the Resurrection!" and all on pretty colours

Yes, Roses Records are back. The boots are out. And the legend continues, slightly out of tune, beautifully unpolished, and utterly irresistible. 

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