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R.E.M. Live, Vol. 3
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R.E.M. Live, Vol. 3

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Experience R.E.M. at their peak live power in Dublin, 2005. This album captures the band's dynamic stage presence, blending hits with rare deep cuts and a preview of future material, all delivered wit

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This is R.E.M. in their element, live on stage, commanding a room with a potent mix of their storied catalog and newer explorations. It feels like being right there in the Point Theatre, swept up in the collective energy of a band and their devoted audience. Peter Buck's guitar rings with its signature jangle, Mike Mills' bass lines are both melodic and propulsive, and Michael Stipe's voice, ever enigmatic, guides you through a journey of introspection and exhilaration. Own this if you want to feel the raw, unpolished yet expertly captured power of one of alternative rock's most iconic bands, a perfect snapshot of their mid-2000s vitality.

Moments Worth Listening For
The raw, unbridled energy of 'I Took Your Name', a deep cut from *Monster*, brought to life with surprising intensity.
The unexpected inclusion and live interpretation of 'Ascent of Man', showcasing the band's willingness to explore *Around the Sun* material in a compelling concert setting.
The debut live performance of 'I'm Gonna DJ', offering a thrilling glimpse into future material with its driving rhythm and Michael Stipe's confident, almost defiant delivery.
The communal roar of the Dublin crowd during classic hits like 'Losing My Religion' or 'Man on the Moon', capturing the palpable joy and connection of an R.E.M. show.
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does R.E.M. Live, Vol. 3 sound next to the rest of R.E.M.'s catalogue?

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