R.E.M.
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Automatic for the People
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Label: |
Warners Brothers |
Date: |
9/30/1992 |
Length: |
0:00 |
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CA |
Genre: |
Rock; Alternative |
Category: |
rock |
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1. |
Drive
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2. |
Try Not To Breathe
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Sidewinder Sleeps Tonite
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4. |
Everybody Hurts
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New Orleans Instrumental No 1
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Sweetness Follows
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Monty Got A Raw Deal
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Ignoreland
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Star Me Kitten
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10. |
Man On The Moon
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11. |
Nightswimming
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12. |
Find The River
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Not quite as flawless as a masterpiece should be--what's the slight "New Orleans Instrumental No. 1" doing among such remarkably grounded material?--Automatic For The People still deserves its reputation as one of REM's best. Another link in the band's chain of 90's classics, it hits each mood--the glum teen-spirit report of "Drive", the sensual wash of "Star Me Kitten" and the gorgeously transcendent "Find The River,"--perfectly. Fittingly, Michael Stipe's lyrics are among his most coherent and empathetic. This will be recalled, and listened to, as a great work long after REM have packed it in. --Rickey Wright
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