When Fluxblog proprietor and Drive XV essayist Matthew Perpetua launched PopSongs 07-08, he gave it the tagline: “I’ll write about every R.E.M. song, eventually.” And eventually, he did (save Accelerate, which needs time and the 2008 election results for proper framing). Whether you’re a casual admirer or a catalogue completist, the post-per-song format — and the keen degree of insight — will make you think of the band in new ways. Recommended reading. Congrats, Matthew.

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(Athens, Ga.) -- The railroad trestle on the first R.E.M. album faces demolition. The partially demolished 1880s railroad trestle is pictured on R.E.M.'s first full-length album, "Murmur," released in 1983. However, the Wall Street Journal reports, it ...
Railroad trestle on first R.E.M. album faces demolition
The partially demolished 1880s railroad trestle pictured on R.E.M.’s first full-length album, “Murmur,” released in 1983, could soon come down, reports the Wall Street Journal. Members of the cash-crunched local government say they can’t afford to ...
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  1. Todd  |   Posted on Sep 11th, 2008

    This is maybe the first thing I’ve seen come out of the blogosphere that I think really merits a tangible, material publishing.

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