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This song shows us what is great about music, and REM. This, Good Advices, and Falls to Climb define my life. Long live REM.

Nice drumming kid. Not as though I know that much about drumming, but you do a great job on a great song.

@celtno1 Couldn't agree more. Those 8 dislikes are saddos. Been listening to the extended group.. Spits, Crowdies, Neil, Tim, Finn bros etc for donkeys and its all great.

It always makes me chuckle when people go on about the good old uncommercialised stuff to be the best. Like you are rebelling against the masses. I can't see it myself. There's good and a tiny bit bad in all there stuff. I absolutely adore the mish mash of dead letter office, and absolutely h...

I keep gravitating towards this performance. I don't know why...could it be that its the best live performance ever....probably definately.

Without wanting to sound old. The shit out there today has no atmospherics. This was and is class along with OMD and Dalik I.

@joshman071888 I fucking agree. There is no pretence. This belongs to metal more than steel. No frills straight stuff. Love it. Probably the best metal band and its Brit.

I never tire of Neil and Tim Finn. They are superb together. They are highly underated by Joe Public, but highly regarded by fellow musicians. Keep it up.

I totally agree this song seems to slip to the bottom of the cupboard. This was always my highlight of Monster.

@epsteinsmutha1 You haven't got a clue about music. Relating Mozzer to The Smiths and Weller to The Jam is mindless. You're talking of two great musicians who have moved on...accept it. Its not like Morrissey and Weller haven't done fuck all since their respective breakthrough bands. I bet yo...

I was at Nottingham Trent Poly 1990 - 1995. This is a gem of a video, and so sad they pulled down this fine building. Why were they so mad. These buildings were built to last and should've remained. My house is 100 years old and still going good.

To me he created simple songs with simple lyrics with simple melodies. Simply brilliant. Sadly missed...... I remembered listening to City to City when I first started driving on cassette. Family Tree was my best song out of his catalogue though.

Never underestimate the impact of Mike's backing vocals on this. Without them this song would be just good not superb.