Green

Editorial Reviews
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Green catapulted R.E.M. from campus cult favorites to rock stars of the highest order. The album contains three of the Athens, Georgia, quartet's most popular radio hits ("Pop Song 89," "Stand," and "Orange Crush"), punching up the big rock hooks and letting the spooky independent production slip away. Some diehard fans cried "Sellout!" but that's a strange attitude given singer Michael Stipe's environmental activism. "I'm very scared of this world," he sings above jangling mandolins on "You Are the Everything." It's still unclear what he's trying to say, but at least we can understand the words this time. --Steve Knopper --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.

Music Review:

  1. Growing Up in Public [Import]
  2. Guerilla Radio Pt.1 [CD-single]
  3. Guys and Dolls
  4. Handprint
  5. Hellavator Music
  6. Here lies one whose name was written in water
  7. Here's To You
  8. Heroes [CD-single]
  9. I Wasn't Waiting For You
  10. If I Could Give All My Love, Pt. 2 [CD-single] [Import]

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King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents in Concert [Live]

Mozart Symphonies 29/35/38

Rossini: Pchs de Vieillesse, etc / Spering

Music: 1952-1953

Best of [Import]

Mi Tesoro

Play On!: A New Musical (1997 Original Broadway Cast) [Cast Recording]

Piano Music In America 1900-1945

Monk Time

Morton Feldman: Three Voices for Joan La Barbara

Penetrations: sonic explorations in sexuality [Explicit Lyrics]

Musicalmente Scorretto [Import]

Por Ti Mi Corazon

Life Is Good

The Fine Art of Self Destruction