REM - Automatic for the People, 1992.
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REM - Automatic for the People, 1992.
REM's 8th studio album, which yielded SIX singles.
This was always a favourite of mine in my younger days but has it stood the test of time?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEaxLGNm7PQ&list=PLyr02rEOrv-vgjDOycGMHeBOXx2UbHrk7
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_for_the_People
This was always a favourite of mine in my younger days but has it stood the test of time?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEaxLGNm7PQ&list=PLyr02rEOrv-vgjDOycGMHeBOXx2UbHrk7
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_for_the_People
Track listing
All songs written by Bill Berry, Peter Buck, Mike Mills, and Michael Stipe, except where noted.
Side one – "Drive side"
"Drive" – 4:31
"Try Not to Breathe" – 3:50
"The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonite" – 4:06
"Everybody Hurts" – 5:17
"New Orleans Instrumental No. 1" – 2:13
"Sweetness Follows" – 4:19
Side two – "Ride side"
"Monty Got a Raw Deal" – 3:17
"Ignoreland" – 4:24
"Star Me Kitten" – 3:15
"Man on the Moon" – 5:13
"Nightswimming" – 4:16
"Find the River" – 3:50
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Re: REM - Automatic for the People, 1992.
I've tried to like their earlier albums, but they're so basic, compared to a poor The Smiths B-side they're flattened. And the lyrics are an halfwits idea of intelligent lyrics.
And the later anti-pop ones seem to have half the ideas song needs, a bit like Coldplay now I think about it.
I much prefer their sell out successful phase. OR DO I? There's only one way to find out, listen.
And the later anti-pop ones seem to have half the ideas song needs, a bit like Coldplay now I think about it.
I much prefer their sell out successful phase. OR DO I? There's only one way to find out, listen.
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I prefer Monster. Apologies.
But I do like Nightswimming. That's my favourite track on AFTP.
But I do like Nightswimming. That's my favourite track on AFTP.
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Re: REM - Automatic for the People, 1992.
I like the story that the Track 'What's the Frequency Kenneth?' came after the phrase John Hinckley Jr. repeatedly shouted at the cameraman as he was arrested after trying to kill Ronald Reagan.
It wasn't true.
It wasn't true.
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I thought it was to do with people beating up Truman Capote. Or do I mean Gore Vidal?
Well it seems it was american newsreader Dan Rather who had 'Kenneth, what's the frequency' shouted at him before the onslaught began.
Whyever did I think Capote or Vidal had anything to do with it?
Or is it maybe mentioned in a Tennessee Williams biography I happened to read?
Kenneth. Tennessee Williams. Williams. Think about it
Well it seems it was american newsreader Dan Rather who had 'Kenneth, what's the frequency' shouted at him before the onslaught began.
Whyever did I think Capote or Vidal had anything to do with it?
Or is it maybe mentioned in a Tennessee Williams biography I happened to read?
Kenneth. Tennessee Williams. Williams. Think about it
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Re: REM - Automatic for the People, 1992.
Is this what we're doing then?
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Re: REM - Automatic for the People, 1992.
Perhaps, we should do 'Upstairs' after?
If we're up to it that is.
If we're up to it that is.
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Re: REM - Automatic for the People, 1992.
Nightjar wrote:Perhaps, we should do 'Upstairs' after?
If we're up to it that is.
I'm sure we can manage it.
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For some reason, this always reminds me of David Essex's Rock On.
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Eagles-style intro.
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I've always liked the cover spiky thing on this album.
Wonder what it is?
Wonder what it is?
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Still sounds like The Eagles.
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Re: REM - Automatic for the People, 1992.
WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:I've always liked the cover spiky thing on this album.
Wonder what it is?
An anchor?
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Re: REM - Automatic for the People, 1992.
This does sound like the sort of song I could write if I could be bothered finishing one.
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