R.E.M. (USA)

R.E.M. was an American rock band from Athens, Georgia, that was formed in 1980 by drummer Bill Berry, guitarist Peter Buck, bassist/backing vocalist Mike Mills, and lead vocalist Michael Stipe. One of the first alternative rock bands, R.E.M. was noted for Buck's ringing, arpeggiated guitar style, Stipe's distinctive vocal quality and obscure lyrics, Mills' melodic basslines and backing vocals and Berry's tight but economical style of drumming.

1987

I.R.S. 70014, 16 tracks, 58 min.

1984

I.R.S. 70044, 15 tracks, 48:29 min.

1985

I.R.S. 5592, 11 tracks, 39:46 min

1986

I.R.S. 5783, 12 tracks, 37:24 min.

1987

I.R.S. 70054, 21 tracks, 63:55 min.

1987

I.R.S. 42059, 17 tracks, 67:44 min.

1991

WB 26496, 11 tracks, 44:11 min.

1992

WB 45055, 12 tracks, 48:55 min.

1994

WB 45740, 12 tracks, 49:16 min.

1996

WB 46436, 14 tracks, 65:33 min.

1998

WB 47112, 14 tracks, 64:24 min.

2001

WB 47946, 12 tracks, 53:44 min.

2003

WB 48381, 18 tracks, 76:16 min.

2004

WB 48911, 13 tracks, 55:24 min.

2011

WB 49589, 12 tracks, 41:06 min.

2003, DVD

WB 61327-2, 24 tracks, 143 min.