Pitchfork reviews the new REM live album

It's an interesting review, more for its analysis of where REM are as a band now then the album itself:

Here is the first glimpse of frustration in the show, the first and strongest hint at a creative dilemma that extends beyond the reach of lyrics and melodies, as if R.E.M. realize that yesterday's change-the-world anthems have actually changed nothing. You want them to hold on to that disillusionment, to keep pushing themselves and their audience, but instead they settle for the easy answers of "Everybody Hurts".
R.E.M.: Live: Pitchfork Record Review

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