Help me with REM

rhinomagic

Fables of the Reconstruction is a hidden gem in this band's catalogue.

I'm also fond of many of the albums mentioned above, but I have to agree that REM's evolution from early 1980s to now is remarkable and worth the journey, if you're up to it. I think the material released after Bill Berry left the band draws a bit of a dividing line among fans, but there's still good music coming from these guys.

The Perfect Square dvd is also another favorite of mine, if you're looking for a live show to get acquainted with.

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electronblue

rhinomagic wrote:

Fables of the Reconstruction is a hidden gem in this band's catalogue.

I'm also fond of many of the albums mentioned above, but I have to agree that REM's evolution from early 1980s to now is remarkable and worth the journey, if you're up to it. I think the material released after Bill Berry left the band draws a bit of a dividing line among fans, but there's still good music coming from these guys.

The Perfect Square dvd is also another favorite of mine, if you're looking for a live show to get acquainted with.

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i need to check that one out!... also, i found some REM music on youtube not too long ago..one song in particular was titled "Maps and Legends" (LOL i heard maybe 15 secs of it that is) i am wondering if that song is new or old? hope to come across a longer version of it...~

Get_Right

crittables wrote:

eponymous

reckoning
and
fables of the reconstruction
and
lifes rich pagent
best records IMHO

or best of the irs years 82-87

or anything prior to GREEN

automatic for the people is good record, its just very depressing to listen to