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R.E.M. – Green
Green, released in 1988, marks a pivotal moment in R.E.M.’s career as their first album for a major label, Warner Bros. The album features a blend of jangly guitars, layered melodies, and introspective lyrics that reflect the band’s signature sound while also embracing a more polished production. Key tracks like “What’s the Frequency, Kenneth?” and “Stand” highlight the band’s ability to tackle political themes and social commentary, all while delivering catchy, anthemic hooks. With its exploration of both personal and collective struggles, Green showcases R.E.M.’s growth as artists and solidified their place in the alternative rock scene of the late ’80s. The album remains a fan favorite, celebrated for its melodic richness and lyrical depth.
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