r.e.m.

The 1991 club show was a hard gig to get into.

Some of the biggest hits ever.

All four members of the band appeared onstage at a hometown show.

"This is an epic moment for us," Michael Stipe says.

Rockers joined forces for a spirited rendition of "The One I Love."

The drummer says he didn't regret it at the time in 1997, but it's been a long time since then.

Michael Stipe, Peter Buck, Mike Mills and Bill Berry performed one song at awards ceremony.

Can you imagine these?

R.E.M. bassist's stunning property boasts views of the Hollywood Bowl.

Set includes a previously unreleased live show from 1999.

Tribute EP 'Dolenz Sings R.E.M.' comes out Nov. 3.

Who needs to moonwalk when you can just rock?

From grunge to nu-metal, pop-punk to Brit-rock and all the alternative stuff around it, the '90s were a great period for rock music.

R.E.M. bassist Mike Mills 'confirmed' it.

Drummer's new group the Bad Ends just released their debut album 'The Power and the Glory.'

Guitarist doubts he played 'Batman' theme properly and can’t forget how embarrassing early R.E.M. concerts could be.

Guitarist says “non-musical stuff” became too distracting and the band quit at the right moment.

'Automatic for the People' further cemented the band's status as alt-rock visionaries and superstars.

It was a year of change in the rock world.

Anyone looking for the match-light moment when they exploded onto the national scene need to search no further.