ONE Soul II Soul 20 Apr 1989 10 7 5 4. Like A Prayer Madonna 30 Mar 1989 11 8 1 7. PAST PRESENT CLANNAD 04 May 1989 12 1
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Research Insight: How do I find recordings which have the same emotional impact as The Stone Roses, but can more easily be cleared for internet, film and foreign distribution channels? There are several ways of looking at this. The researcher will need to form a view on the origin of the band (Manchester), time period (80s-90s), genre eg. Guitar rock, promotional style eg word of mouth discovery as opposed to commercial hype and record company promotion. The user will also need to have a general idea of which bands are more expensive to clear. Here is a chart from the week they first entered, at position 32. A music researcher will be able to interpret their impact by tracing this forward. Recording Street Fighting Years TEN GOOD REASONS DISINTEGRATION THE RAW AND THE COOKED BLAST A New Flame Everything ANYTHING FOR YOU WHEN THE WORLD KNOWS YOUR NAME CLUB CLASSICS VOLUME ONE Like A Prayer PAST PRESENT Kick THE STONE ROSES
First Charted Date 11 May 1989
1
0
1
Weeks In Chart 1
11 May 1989
2
0
2
1
11 May 1989
3
0
3
1
16 Feb 1989
4
4
1
13
04 May 1989 23 Feb 1989 13 Apr 1989
5 6 7
1 2 5
1 1 5
2 12 5
17 Nov 1988
8
3
1
23
13 Apr 1989
9
6
1
5
Soul II Soul
20 Apr 1989
10
7
5
4
Madonna CLANNAD INXS
30 Mar 1989 04 May 1989 26 Nov 1987
11 12 13
8 15 9
1 12 9
7 2 60
STONE ROSES
11 May 1989
32
0
32
1
Artist Simple Minds JASON DONOVAN CURE Fine Young Cannibals Holly Johnson Simply Red Bangles GLORIA ESTEFAN AND MIAMI SOUND MACHINE DEACON BLUE
Positio n
Previous Position
Peak Position
In the digital charts of August 2009: The Stone Roses entered the charts in August 2009 with a completely different set of artists – a counter intuitive way of working out which other music the fans of The Stone Roses would respond to.
Artist FLORENCE & THE MACHINE Black Eyed Peas Beyonce
CONDITIONS
TEMPER TRAP
Sunny Side Up The Fame La Roux Wild Young Hearts THE BEST OF
Paolo Nutini Lady Gaga La Roux Noisettes CHICANE
IT'S NOT ME IT'S YOU
Lily Allen
West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL MUSIC 73 COMPLETE ME THE STONE ROSES
Kasabian
First Charted Date
Positio n
Previo us Positio n
Peak Posit ion
Weeks In Chart
Island
09 Jul 2009
1
1
1
6
Interscope
11 Jun 2009
2
2
2
10
Columbia
20 Nov 2008
3
5
2
38
13 Aug 2009
4
0
4
1
04 Jun 2009 15 Jan 2009 02 Jul 2009 23 Apr 2009 30 Jul 2009
5 6 7 8 9
12 7 6 15 9
1 1 2 3 9
11 31 7 12 3
12 Feb 2009
10
14
1
27
11 Jun 2009
11
13
1
10
23 Jul 2009
12
8
2
4
06 Aug 2009
13
3
3
2
13 Aug 2009
14
0
14
1
Label
INFECTIOU S MUSIC Atlantic Interscope Polydor Vertigo Modena REGAL RECORDIN GS Columbia
FRANKMUSIK
EMI VIRGIN/UM TV Island
STONE ROSES
Silvertone
Various Artists
Then there is video to consider – The Stone Roses were in the charts with 'The Complete' from November 1995 to July 1998 (purple line). During this time other artists in the video charts included Pulp (pink line), Bon Jovi (blue line) and Queen (green line). Further research sorting the charts by peak position or time in charts delivers other alternatives.
