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12/21/10 5:57 pm

pangea says:

is it wrong of me to have been a passionate R.E.M. fan up to Reveal (or maybe Up), and now to feel that I need not bother really with R.E.M. I was never Michael Stipe focused. I was more into Mike Mills harmonies and bass lines and Peter Buck’s Roger McGuinn arpeggios. Now i feel they are a fraction of their former self. i’ll check this out. Matthew, is it fair to compare the REM of today with their previous efforts? i really hated that last album except for a song or two.

12/21/10 8:46 pm

zach says:

first i just want to say that i just found the pop songs blog and i look forward to reading all your opinions. i just discovered r.e.m. about 2 years ago. (of course i had heard of them and everything hurts, end of the world, and maybe thats the only songs. ) and i now own every cd from murmur to accelerate. they have quickly risen to become my fav, band. These albums are amazing.

pangea. i would say its ok. but i dont understand. My favourite cd is New Adventures in HI-Fi. TO me… Reveal and Around the Sun are incredible. I listen to those albums more than any of the others. WIth gems like , Electron Blue, The Outsiders, Aftermath, Final Straw, I’ve Been High, All the way to Reno, and Saturn Return. to answer your question tho, yes, it is fair. because to me , Discoverer sounds like it was written in the IRS days.

Long live the R.E.M.

12/21/10 8:56 pm

Matthew Perpetua says:

Pangea, I think your response is your response, you know? You don’t have to like it all. The Reveal/Around the Sun period is definitely a low point. I give them credit for trying there — some of the songs were really good, and others were either lackluster or didn’t really gel, but they were working through an awkward phase. The thing that is exciting about Collapse Into Now is that they are so much more relaxed now, totally comfortable in their identity and just doing their thing. If you’re into Mills harmonies and Buck arpeggios, there are definitely at least three songs on this new album I think you will enjoy a lot. Look for “Mine Smells Like Honey” and “That Someone Is You.” Very old school.

12/22/10 1:51 am

Ethan says:

Heroes, and the concept thereof play a huge part of this record. Mentioned in three different songs.

12/22/10 11:44 am

Brian says:

Listening to Matthew talk about this new record both here and elsewhere in the Fluxverse has me really excited for the new album.

Zach, you have a lot of excellent reading ahead of you over there!

12/22/10 11:49 am

And it’s worth noting the difference between the suggestion that the band is “relaxed” rather than “sounding comfortable.” A band doing what it does best is a lot different than a band mired in complacency. Even in the description of some of the themes in that first paragraph, this sounds like a band continuing on an upward swing out of a rut (Accelerate kickstarted that). The idea of R.E.M. hitting their stride again is amazing and completely enthralling.

1/27/11 12:55 pm

Jorge says:

Hello Matthew,

I’m new to R.E.M. I converted to them after hearing the song ‘Hollow Man’ which was reason enough to buy ‘Accelerate’. For some reason I bought their Warner albums (and listened to them) in ante-chronological order: after Accelerate I purchased Around the Sun, Reveal, Up and so on… As I mentioned elsewhere, the more I listen to Up/Reveal the more I prefer ‘Around the Sun’.

I’ve already ordered the CD and vinyl editions of Collapse Into Now and I hope they come up with some DVD release. I found their previous DVD, ‘6 Days’ by Vincent Moon, to be very annoying and frustrating, but I’m excited by the quality of the trailer they’re using for Collapse Into Now, the video quality has greatly improved.

And I didn’t imagine they could do a better album than ‘Accelerate’ but they have. This Discoverer song is on a par with Supernatural Superserious

1/27/11 1:45 pm

David says:

So far, so good. “Mine Smells Like Honey” is my least fave, and it’s still pretty great. “Uberlin,” however, is otherworldly.

Uberlin
It Happened Today
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Oh My Heart
Mine Smells Like Honey