Artist: R.E.M.
Album: Up (25th Anniversary Edition)
Genre: Alternative Rock
Release Date: 2023
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 02:02:01
Total Tracks: 26
Total Size: 1,54 GB

Tracklist:

1-01. R.E.M. – Airportman (04:14)
1-02. R.E.M. – Lotus (04:31)
1-03. R.E.M. – Suspicion (05:37)
1-04. R.E.M. – Hope (05:01)
1-05. R.E.M. – At My Most Beautiful (03:35)
1-06. R.E.M. – The Apologist (04:29)
1-07. R.E.M. – Sad Professor (04:03)
1-08. R.E.M. – You’re In The Air (05:23)
1-09. R.E.M. – Walk Unafraid (04:33)
1-10. R.E.M. – Why Not Smile (04:02)
1-11. R.E.M. – Daysleeper (Remastered 2023) (03:39)
1-12. R.E.M. – Diminished (06:00)
1-13. R.E.M. – Parakeet (04:12)
1-14. R.E.M. – Falls To Climb (05:08)
2-15. R.E.M. – Introduction (Live At The Palace / 1999) (01:13)
2-16. R.E.M. – What’s The Frequency, Kenneth? (Live At The Palace / 1999) (04:26)
2-17. R.E.M. – Lotus (Live At The Palace / 1999) (05:06)
2-18. R.E.M. – Daysleeper (Live At The Palace / 1999) (05:10)
2-19. R.E.M. – Country Feedback (Live At The Palace / 1999) (06:56)
2-20. R.E.M. – Walk Unafraid (Live At The Palace / 1999) (05:14)
2-21. R.E.M. – Losing My Religion (Live At The Palace / 1999) (05:05)
2-22. R.E.M. – Parakeet (Live At The Palace / 1999) (05:12)
2-23. R.E.M. – The Apologist (Live At The Palace / 1999) (04:36)
2-24. R.E.M. – Its The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) [Live At The Palace / 1999] (04:59)
2-25. R.E.M. – I’m Not Over You (Live At The Palace / 1999) (03:50)
2-26. R.E.M. – Man On The Moon (Live At The Palace / 1999) (05:34)

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“Up” was released in 1998 and is the eleventh studio album by R. E.M. The album, which includes the singles “Daysleeper”, “Lotus”, “Suspicion” and “At My Most Beautiful”, is inspired by electronic music and uses a wide range of instruments to create a dreamy pop landscape that is thoughtful and atmospheric.

This deluxe 25th anniversary extended edition also features a complete, previously unreleased live set from the band’s appearance on the 90s hit TV series Party of Five. It was the band’s first album without drummer Bill Berry. The album was influenced by electronic music, and Stipe explained that several songs addressed the “religious-spiritual versus scientific-technological-modern age”. It reached number 3 on the Billboard 200 and number 1 in the German charts.