I was really into music in high school and college in the 80's. The other day I was cleaning house and ran across a box containing all of my CDs, mostly from that time period, and none of them listened to in at least five years. I decided to listen to each of them one by one and blog my thoughts about them here.

If you find this interesting, you might also visit Dave, with whom I discovered much of this music (though he is not to blame for The Grateful Dead).


Wednesday, January 19, 2005

REM, Eponymous R.E.M., Eponymous
If your R.E.M. experience doesn't go further back than Green, or for that matter if you don't own anything of theirs, this is a great album to sample their earlier, more indie stuff. It contains all of their big hits up to and including Document (though it's a stretch to call anything before that a 'hit'). Practically every song on this album brings back memories of singing at college parties with Rick and his guitar. For the record, "Fall on Me" is the best R.E.M. song ever. Also, while listening to "So. Central Rain," my 3-year-old was really concerned about what he did to have to say he was sorry so many times. (Buy)

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