Peter saw some kids playing touch football at sunset after REM had done a performance. It touched him and made him cry. He told Michael about it and Michael wrote the lyrics. Bill got up to use the bathroom one night and he had a tune stuck in his head. He went into the kitchen where he had a cheap little keyboard and played this music. Each band member has his opinion on what the song means. It just depends on whether you talk to Michael, Mike, Bill, or Pete. The lyrics/music are perfect.
I agree with one reviewer of 'Murmur' -it sounds as though it could have been written in any period of music. Very dense album, full of creative depth. Can always re-listen to it.
WOW!! Amazing song, full of emotion & wonderful close-ups of Michael's face... 3:44 is my favorite one when he sings with a lot of feeling & can see closer his beautiful eyes xD
Actually, along with this one, he has written 3 of my favorite REM songs (According to what I have read); Driver8 Can't get there from here I took you name The fables album makes a lot more sense when you know that Berry wrote driver8 and can't get there from here. The best 2 songs on the album as far as I'm concerned (tightly followed by maps and legends). Also: Everybody hurts man on the moon leave among others I'm sure...
as for the music, bill berry is considered to take the main (original) part in songs like: perfect circle hairshirt (and it is him who plays the mandolin) everybody hurts find the river leave ...just that i can think of now
Peter saw some kids playing touch football at sunset after REM had done a performance. It touched him and made him cry. He told Michael about it and Michael wrote the lyrics. Bill got up to use the bathroom one night and he had a tune stuck in his head. He went into the kitchen where he had a cheap little keyboard and played this music. Each band member has his opinion on what the song means. It just depends on whether you talk to Michael, Mike, Bill, or Pete. The lyrics/music are perfect.
I più grandi del pianeta da sempre e per sempre REM MERAVIGLIOSAMENTEUNICI ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
the most beautiful song of REM!!!!
The best song off one of the best albums ever recorded. Thank you Bill Berry
I agree with one reviewer of 'Murmur' -it sounds as though it could have been written in any period of music. Very dense album, full of creative depth. Can always re-listen to it.
cool, I didn't know Berry wrote this song! It's genius!
Oh wow, this is fantastic! I've been looking for a video on here of R.E.M. performing Perfect Circle from this era for a while now. Thank you so much!
WOW!! Amazing song, full of emotion & wonderful close-ups of Michael's face... 3:44 is my favorite one when he sings with a lot of feeling & can see closer his beautiful eyes xD
perfect song!!!!!
Yes. Very feelful.
Actually, along with this one, he has written 3 of my favorite REM songs (According to what I have read);
Driver8
Can't get there from here
I took you name
The fables album makes a lot more sense when you know that Berry wrote driver8 and can't get there from here. The best 2 songs on the album as far as I'm concerned (tightly followed by maps and legends).
Also:
Everybody hurts
man on the moon
leave
among others I'm sure...
Favorite Album of mine is Fables, Maps and Legends is my favorite, followed by Driver 8
shivers ..............
as for the music, bill berry is considered to take the main (original) part in songs like:
perfect circle
hairshirt (and it is him who plays the mandolin)
everybody hurts
find the river
leave
...just that i can think of now
STUPENDOUS. 3 Thumbs up. In the room.
great songwriter indeed...
What I'd do for a look at Stipe's lyric book.
i am so sad right now.
izzybeth why
Rem is dead?
un altro pianeta......................
winners paid? always thought it was winter's pain. thanks!
@ChainsyWainsy
you lost one of two best rem gigs in years.The other one was in Milan two day after this one.
what a song!!! still prefer the tourfilm version though!! check it out, if you haven't already!!
I don't like the drums on that one
Bill Berry wrote this song...
Maybe a combination - winner's pain?
Of course, did he write any others?