Around The Sun - R.E.M.

Description: Genre: Rock - Pop Rock / Artist: REM / Audio CD released 2004-10-04 at Wea / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Leaving New Yo ... more

Around The Sun - R.E.M. ... York
2 Electron Blue
3 The Outsiders feat. Q-Tip
4 Make It All OK
5 Final Straw
6 I Want To Be Wrong
7 Wanderlust
8 Boy In The Well
9 Aftermath
10 High Speed Train
11 The Worst Joke Over
12 The Ascent Of Man
13 Around The Sun

Newest Review: ... novelty value KRS-One's guest turn on their earlier "Radio Song" did, it's a lovely song with a wonderful chorus of ... more

... "where will this lead us? / I'm scared of the storm / The outsiders are gathering, a new day is born" performed by a surprisingly restrained Stipe. One of the album's strongest tracks, "Make It All Okay", follows. A no-holds-barred plea for help - "Jesus loves me fine / but his words fall flat this time.. I wish we could start over / Try and make it all okay" - it's one of the most beautiful tracks in the band's history yet is frequently overlooked. The overtly political "Final Str...more

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Release Date: 2004 - 10 - 04, Audio CD, Wea

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Around The Sun - R.E.M.: Another solid entry into the R.E.M. canon (899 words)
by - written on 23/07/07 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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R.E.M.'s latest album at time of writing (July 2007), "Around the Sun" is a continuation of the more electronic, downbeat R.E.M. of recent years - a trend which begun with 1996's "New Adventure In Hi-Fi" and was solidified by 1998's "Up" and 2001's "Reveal". Met with mixed reviews (at best) upon release, I'm here to say that this is a far more enjoyable record than you might expect if you don't go in hoping for an "Out of Time"-style album. Lead single "Leaving New York" opens the album with one of its best cuts. It's a lovely ballad - one of R.E.M.'s all-time best - and deserved its position in the ... Read the complete review