How The West Was Won And Where It Got Us: An REM Thread

Other than Pearl Jam, who else is there?
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I'm listening to LRP at this very moment.
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cutuphalfdead wrote:I'm listening to LRP at this very moment.
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And now Up.
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cutuphalfdead wrote:And now Up.
:hooray:
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And now Green.
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cutuphalfdead wrote:And now Green.
Great, now I'm horny
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Tool is done recording their new album and all you people can do is post in the REM thread?
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:lol:

Man, there are few big bands that I care less about than Tool. But I'm happy for the fans out there. Hope it's a good record.
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10,000 Days is weak AF. I’m surprised people are still so interested after that album.
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LoathedVermin72 wrote:10,000 Days is weak AF. I’m surprised people are still so interested after that album.
Anything to keep the Tool conversation going in this thread
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I'm trying to puzzle through my top 10 REM songs. It's really difficult.
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durdencommatyler wrote:I'm trying to puzzle through my top 10 REM songs. It's really difficult.
put on king of birds and grab a pencil
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I feel like any list I'd make I would immediately hate. They have too many great ones.
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Blaine Ryan wrote:I feel like any list I'd make I would immediately hate. They have too many great ones.
Exactly. And they don't have a ton of songs that are far and away better than others. They have a lot of songs on the same tier.
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durdencommatyler wrote:I'm trying to puzzle through my top 10 REM songs. It's really difficult.
I thought I could nail it, but I can’t even narrow it down to ten and I have no idea which one I’d leave off, while at the same time I realize I’m leaving so much off of THIS list. Oh boy.

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At My Most Beautiful
Gardening at Night
E-Bow the Letter
Drive
Begin the Begin
Laughing
Harborcoat
(Don’t Go Back to) Rockville
Let Me In
Try Not to Breathe
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washing machine wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:I'm trying to puzzle through my top 10 REM songs. It's really difficult.
I thought I could nail it, but I can’t even narrow it down to ten and I have no idea which one I’d leave off, while at the same time I realize I’m leaving so much off of THIS list. Oh boy.

Cuyahoga
At My Most Beautiful
Gardening at Night
E-Bow the Letter
Drive
Begin the Begin
Laughing
Harborcoat
(Don’t Go Back to) Rockville
Let Me In
Try Not to Breathe
At least 3 of these are 100% worthy of best REM song.
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durdencommatyler wrote:
washing machine wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:I'm trying to puzzle through my top 10 REM songs. It's really difficult.
I thought I could nail it, but I can’t even narrow it down to ten and I have no idea which one I’d leave off, while at the same time I realize I’m leaving so much off of THIS list. Oh boy.

Cuyahoga
At My Most Beautiful
Gardening at Night
E-Bow the Letter
Drive
Begin the Begin
Laughing
Harborcoat
(Don’t Go Back to) Rockville
Let Me In
Try Not to Breathe
At least 3 of these are 100% worthy of best REM song.
A Monster track, an Automatic track, and an Up track?
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washing machine wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
washing machine wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:I'm trying to puzzle through my top 10 REM songs. It's really difficult.
I thought I could nail it, but I can’t even narrow it down to ten and I have no idea which one I’d leave off, while at the same time I realize I’m leaving so much off of THIS list. Oh boy.

Cuyahoga
At My Most Beautiful
Gardening at Night
E-Bow the Letter
Drive
Begin the Begin
Laughing
Harborcoat
(Don’t Go Back to) Rockville
Let Me In
Try Not to Breathe
At least 3 of these are 100% worthy of best REM song.
A Monster track, an Automatic track, and an Up track?
I was specifically talking about 2 Automatic tracks and an LRP track.
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See? So hard, right?
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