R.E.M.
Up 25th Anniversary Reissue coming November 10!
a special collection
Brief Encounters: New Albums 10-29-21 – 11-4-21 Reviewed
run of greatness started with 1991’s Out Of Time and ended five years later with New Adventures In Hi-Fi
The 1,001 Greatest Songs of the 20th Century – 60 to 51
tearful, heartfelt
Which Songs Could Define The ’90s? A Study Attempts To Answer The Question
a chart of all the songs recognized by more than 90% of people
A Search For An Anthem For 2020: 45 Songs To Describe This Year
it’s a year difficult to define by one single mood
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1990s – 10 to 2
oh no, I’ve said too much
Trump Has Failed To Get The Approval Of Any Pop Or Rock Star For The Use Of Music
Name an iconic song and you have an illegal use of a song
A Quarantine In Lyrics
plenty of emotions and mindsets to explore
R.E.M. releases “Let Me In” remix honoring the memory of Kurt Cobain
It was a devastating, catastrophic time for us, for everyone
R.E.M.’s Monster 25th Anniversary Box Set Reviewed
I am smitten with this album, quite possibly, it’s my crush with eyeliner
R.E.M. releases never-before-heard song to raise funds for Bahamas hurricane relief (Stream It Here)
recorded “Fascinating” in 2004 at Nassau’s Compass Point Studios
R.E.M.’s Monster 25th Anniversary edition set for Nov 1
“We were trying to feel like a different band … We wanted to get away from who we were.”
R.E.M. at the BBC Release Day is Here!
9-disc box set of sessions, concerts, and interviews
Not With The Band: Why So Many Famous Scientists In Pop Songs?
Albert Einstein is truly part of our pop culture and figures in many songs as expected: They Might Be Giants’ ‘The World’s Address’, Landscape‘s ‘Einstein A Go-Go’, Counting Crows’ ‘Einstein on the Beach’, Jimmy Buffett’s ‘Einstein was a Surfer’ Bob Dylan’s ‘Desolation Row’, and even Kelly Clarkson’s ‘Einstein’… so weird!
Musician Kasey Anderson Charged With Fraud After Fake Project Involving Springsteen & Lady Gaga
“I lied to myself and others, and believing those lies, I told myself consistently that whatever was going on with me … I could fix it on my own. I convinced myself that it was normal. I am a deeply flawed and mentally ill person who made some terrible choices, causing so much emotional and financial damage to others. But I believe I have much to offer my community.’