Recently when looking through 'Back To Mono', an amazing record shop in the city center of Lincoln,UK, I found "Ten Story Love Song" by The Stone Roses.
As one of my favorite songs by The Stone Roses, I had to buy it and it did not disappoint with the A side being in my opinion a classic from the bands back catalogue and an Epic in the realms of love songs, but flip over to the B side and two previously unreleased tracks "Moses" and "Ride on".
Moses being the instrumental track on this record, feels like a much looser vibe across the board with an experimental edge lending itself to sound quite typically like The Stone Roses, whilst also being quite a timeless track.
Ride on the final track on the record, creates a dark atmosphere and an almost foreshadowing of the bands fate. From Ian Brown's vocals to the entire accompaniment of the music. The repetitive beat of drums during the verse allows to set the choruses apart and keep a steady rhythm to the guitars which take a lead in this track, making it a hint towards where The Stone Roses would of took their music.
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