> FFpking said on
10-09-2008 at
13:37:
if someone told me that was micheal stipe id call them a liar and deny it
> pablodmdp said on
10-07-2008 at
14:26:
YES!
> antroncoso said on
10-05-2008 at
16:57:
vedder copy his stage movesjajajaja
> Azkrav47 said on
10-05-2008 at
14:44:
Rickenbakers and REM Great combination. This song ROCKS!!!!!!
> ClueSign said on
10-04-2008 at
22:28:
gee, the tempos were all over the place...take it easy, bill!
> Clairs88 said on
10-02-2008 at
12:05:
geez you're right..'all the feelings that broke through that door just didn't seem to be too real'... one of my favorites, definitely!Ok let us see what the present days will bring us ;)
> thenifeelnothing said on
10-01-2008 at
06:41:
don't forget gardening at night..........really it was almost 30 years ago that they hit the scene........be glad for where you are now...there are many new scenes to make.
> uglydermis said on
09-30-2008 at
18:43:
today for today REM is the best rock band ever good lirycs , good sound and dont need the help of the media MODERN ROCK RULES !
> lladsbid10 said on
09-30-2008 at
14:49:
man mike stipe looks different
> ConvalescentBliss said on
09-30-2008 at
03:49:
Michael can sure rock the Christopher Lloyd hair style
> Noahgoy said on
09-30-2008 at
01:07:
"Murmur" was so far ahead of its time.
> TheAmazingBojack said on
09-29-2008 at
19:16:
WHOA, MICHAEL STIPE HAS HAIR.
> highhorse313 said on
09-28-2008 at
07:11:
Boy, they are loaded up with talent!
> AeroGecko23 said on
09-28-2008 at
07:10:
no, the day after 81 wasnt 83... Murmur was released 2 years after you supposedly saw them
> AeroGecko23 said on
09-28-2008 at
07:09:
a. look at them... theyre in their very early 20s... of course they got better over time, these guys are just kids! Not to say they werent great then too...b. Rediculous Argument, completely different bands. c. Thats Michael Stipe, the same guy that still sings for them :P
> OPE08 said on
09-25-2008 at
10:20:
The Husker Du thing passed me right by, so I'm not able to really form any opinion of them. And I admit fully to a bias, I've always felt that any band I know nothing at all about simply couldn't have been important.That sounds terrible doesn't it?? But I guess I mean to say that "important" bands you at least know about, even if you hate them. Of course, I lived in the sticks in the 80's..Correction, Chronic Town was released in 79 on cassette, the EP ( on vinyl ) was released in 80.
> solord said on
09-24-2008 at
15:32:
Perhaps a better argument would be an REM / Hüsker Dü debate: Both bands came out at around the same time (Hüsker Dü in 1979, REM 1980), both were at the forefront & among the fathers of the new music movements in rock & pop. (alternative, college rock, punk-hardcore {especially Hüsker Dü}).
> solord said on
09-24-2008 at
14:55:
This is what separated David Letterman from all the other talk show, (chat show) hosts: He was in tune with the new music coming out in the 1980's from the get-go and wasn't afraid of putting them on his show. I remembered first seeing REM ever on TV and it was on that day on the Letterman show.Wow: It's so good to see this clip again! Good Times.
> GregH1961 said on
09-24-2008 at
09:02:
This is the REM I recall. I also recall when these guys couldn't end a song on the same beat (Bodycount) to save their lives,lol, Tyrone's OC in '81... Gee I do miss the twentieth century sometimes.
> leeraconteur said on
09-23-2008 at
15:28:
This song is where post punk became alternative."Alternative" came about because in 1981 college stations were looking for a new word to use that fall. Sorry about that, everyone...Although the industry referred to it as 'College Rock' back then. Green on Red, Dream Syndicate, Game Theory, Miracle Legion...Later subdivided into Jangle Pop.
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