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Musik (cd), 25th anniversary expanded edition, ℗2019

Monster

R.E.M.

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Latest edition, musik (cd)

What's The Frequency, Kenneth? (Remastered)

4:00 min

Crush With Eyeliner (Remastered)

4:38 min

King Of Comedy (Remastered)

3:41 min

I Don't Sleep, I Dream (Remastered)

3:27 min

Star 69 (Remastered)

3:08 min

Strange Currencies (Remastered)

3:52 min

Tongue (Remastered)

4:13 min

Bang And Blame (Remastered)

5:27 min

I Took Your Name - Remastered

4:02 min

Let Me In (Remastered)

3:28 min

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Jyllands-posten

d. 17. Nov. 2019

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Kasper Schütt-Jensen

d. 17. Nov. 2019

"Der er noget identitetskrise over R.E.M.-albummet 'Monster' (1994) - opfølgeren til mesterværket 'Automatic For The People' (1992), som store dele af fanskaren allerede dengang udråbte til den største rockplade i 1990'erne ... Der er noget gumpetungt over rocklyden på førstesinglen 'What's The Frequency, Kenneth?', men tiden har været god ved albummet, der nu er genudgivet i en lydrestaureret version ... Krøllede sange som 'Crush With Eyeliner', 'King Of Comedy' og 'I Don't Sleep, I Dream' står stærkt i bandets katalog og fungerer faktisk bedre end eksempelvis den enerverende Mtv-ballade 'Everybody Hurts' fra kanoniserede 'Automatic For The People'".