Losing my religion

Losing my Religion

Where "religion" is "the girl I love". It's very true.

1991, le riff de mandoline le plus célèbre du rock... L'année 1991 marque la sortie de quelques très grands albums rock comme Nevermind, de Nirvana, Blood Sugar Sex Magik, des Red Hot Chili Peppers, Achtung Baby, de U2, Use your illusion I & II, de...

In our beginner arrangement of R.E.M.’s Losing My Religion you can play the guitar, mandolin and bass parts all on a solo acoustic guitar. Sounds great.

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Well, that was a colossal failure. Months of planning, 10s of thousands of dollars, two trips to Cyprus, a really promising early pregnancy–and we have nothing. We have no donor embryos left. Our last cycle resulted in my seventh pregnancy, with fantastic early signs, but I miscarried at six weeks. We’d already been tested […]

One man, whom I gave a coat to last week, told me he thinks that passers by are now giving less money because he is better dressed than them.

As R.E.M.'s 'Out of Time' turns 25, "Losing My Religion" director Tarsem Singh reflects on the clip that launched them into the mainstream

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"Losing My Religion" by REM, despite its title, isn't about faith but expression of obsessive love. REM's biggest hit introduces the mandolin to mainstream rock. #REM

Losing My Religion

“That’s me in the corner. That’s me in the spotlight.” Videos by American Songwriter If you had the radio on in 1991, you probably bobbed your head to one of the most unlikely Top 40 singles of all time. In between spins of “Right Here, Right Now” by Jesus Jones and C&C Music Factory’s “Gonna […]

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Michael Stipe (Dennis Keeley, 1991) Taken during the video shoot for "Losing My Religion," this photo captured, for Keeley, the R.E.M. vocalist's eccentric nature and "the quiet place he often creates around himself."