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s e x - d r u g s - a n d - r o c k ' n ' r o l l - 2 0 0 2
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█ REM - Disturbances █
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█ Year: 1989 · █
█ No. of Tracks: 14 · Rip Date: 07-19-2003 █
█ Total Playtime: 46:59 min · Ripper: TeaM SDR █
█ Genre Alternative · Size: 64,7 MB █
█ Label none · Bitrate: 192/44.1 █
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█ 01 Letter Never Sent 02:55 █
█ 02 Sitting Still 03:06 █
█ 03 Driver 8 03:11 █
█ 04 So. Central Rain 03:08 █
█ 05 7 Chinese Brothers,voice Of Harold 02:35 █
█ 06 Harborcoat 03:42 █
█ 07 Hyena,pretty Persuasion 07:28 █
█ 08 Femme Fatale 02:36 █
█ 09 Radio Free Europe 03:33 █
█ 10 Gardening At Night 03:30 █
█ 11 9-9 01:58 █
█ 12 Little America 02:44 █
█ 13 Second Guessing 02:29 █
█ 14 (Don't Go Back To) Rockville 04:04 █
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█ 46:59 █
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█ R.E.M. mark the point when post-punk turned into █
█ alternative rock. When their first single, "Radio Free █
█ Europe," was released in 1981 it sparked a █
█ back-to-the-garage movement in the American █
█ underground. While there were a number of hardcore and █
█ punk bands in the US during the early '80s, R.E.M. █
█ brought guitar-pop back into the underground lexicon. █
█ Combining ringing guitar hooks with mumbled, cryptic █
█ lyrics and a D.I.Y. aesthetic borrowed from post-punk, █
█ the band simultaneously sounded traditional and modern. █
█ Though there were no overt innovations in their music. █
█ R.E.M. had an identity and sense of purpose that █
█ transformed the American underground. Throughout the █
█ '80s, they worked relentlessly, releasing records every █
█ year and touring constantly, playing both theaters and █
█ backwoods dives. Along the way, they inspired countless █
█ bands, from the legions of jangle-pop groups in the █
█ mid-'80s to scores of alternative-pop groups in the █
█ '90s, who admired their slow climb to stardom. It did █
█ take R.E.M. several years to break into the top of the █
█ charts, but they had a cult following from the release █
█ of their debut EP, Chronic Town, in 1982. Chronic Town █
█ established the haunting folk and garage rock that █
█ became the band's signature sound, and over the next █
█ five years, they continued to expand their music with a █
█ series of critically-acclaimed albums. By the late █
█ '80s, the group's fanbase had grown large enough to █
█ guarantee strong sales, but the Top 10 success in 1987 █
█ of Document and "The One I Love" was unexpected, █
█ especially since R.E.M. had only altered its sound █
█ slightly. Following Document, R.E.M. slowly became one █
█ of the world's most popular bands. After an exhaustive █
█ international tour supporting 1988's Green, the band █
█ retired from touring for six years and retreated into █
█ the studio to produce their most popular records, Out █
█ of Time (1991) and Automatic for the People (1992). By █
█ the time they returned to performing with the Monster █
█ tour in 1995, the band had been acknowledged by critics █
█ and musicians as one of the forefathers of the thriving █
█ alternative rock movement, and they were rewarded with █
█ the most lucrative tour of their career. Toward the █
█ late '90s, R.E.M. was an institution, as its influence █
█ was felt in new generations of bands. █
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█ Shoutouts! · Wanted! █
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█ ATR rH iRO MIL LSi ftf gF COR · Shells/BNCs █
█ rageMP3 TWCMP3 + everyone who · Rippers/Pre-Releasers █
█ supports the scene... you · Afills █
█ know who you are. · Internal Dump (10mbit+) █
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