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REM - Automatic for the people


Automatic for the People continues with the elements folk / country pop / rock classic from previous albums as Green and Out of Time, but with fewer items and general pop with a somber tone. Bono, U2 frontman spoke to this album as "the greatest country album ever made."
The album's title refers to the theme of a restaurant in Athens, Georgia. The photograph on the cover is not related to the restaurant, is a symbol of a motel in Miami, where part of the album was recorded. The album also was recorded in New Orleans.
After Out of Time, a successful album, Automatic for the People entered the U.S. charts in second place, selling over four million copies, and stayed several weeks in the first place in the UK. Despite the success of the new album, REM refused to tour to Automatic for the People, because they had already done for Out of Time last year. Automatic for the People
released six singles, the album of the band easier. "Drive", the first song on the album, was the first single, which he later would "Man on the Moon" (Andy Kaufman tribute "Man on the Moon," which would become the title of a film bigráfica starring Jim Carrey), "The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonight," "Everybody Hurts", "Nightswimming" and "Find The River", in that order. The only of the six singles in not included in the collection of hits that the band released later in the year 2003 entitled In Time: The Best of REM 1988-2003, was "Find the River" and "Drive", which makes it the album with more representation in the collections.



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Television Personalities - and Do not the kids just love it


TV Personalities born to the sound of punk in the mid-late 70's, in the upmarket London district of Chelsea, while its members were listening albums The Who, Pink Floyd and even Syd Barret solo. After an inconsequential
debut single, "14th Floor / Oxford Street, soon I got his first big hit, particularly in year 78, with the release of EP "Where's Bill Grundy now?" (After the interview with the Pistols in 76 was natural to ask), including the song that gave title to the EP, which has been covered, among others, The Planets.
His first did not come until the year 81, under the name "And Do not the kids just love it." With an air of The Kinks in their songs, not yet attained the expected success. Careful album cover devoted to Twiggy and Patrick McNee.


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