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Love Spreads
The Stone Roses
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Studio recording, 1994, Second Coming album. John Squire used his '59 Les Paul into a Fender Twin Reverb for most of the album, including 'Love Spreads' riff. Some sources mention Orange amps for more distorted parts, but the main riff is widely cited as Les Paul + Twin. Pedals and effects are based on studio use, not live or later performances.
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Studio recording, 1994, Second Coming album. John Squire used his '59 Les Paul into a Fender Twin Reverb for most of the album, including 'Love Spreads' riff. Some sources mention Orange amps for more distorted parts, but the main riff is widely cited as Les Paul + Twin. Pedals and effects are based on studio use, not live or later performances.