"The Stone Roses" marks the debut studio album of the iconic English rock band of the same name. Recorded predominantly at Battery Studios in London under the guidance of producer John Leckie, the album's creation spanned from June 1988 to February 1989. It saw its release on May 2 of that same year, courtesy of Silvertone Records.
 
Though not an immediate sensation upon its debut, the album gradually gained traction alongside the band's electrifying live performances, cementing their status within the vibrant Madchester and baggy cultural movements. Over time, the album's critical acclaim soared, earning it a revered position among the pantheon of musical masterpieces.
 
Today, "The Stone Roses" stands tall as one of the greatest albums ever created, securing the 11th spot in Colin Larkin's All Time Top 1000 Albums (2000). Its global impact is evident in its sales figures, boasting over four million copies sold worldwide.