The top 100 most played songs by R.E.M. in their career. Information taken from www.remtimeline.com

The R.E.M. Timeline Top 100 Live Countdown

1990s Dance

Music list #10: some old Songs

Mix AlexXis

A tribute to one of the greatest band ever: The Doors.
A Re-Edit of "Ghost Song", from the album "An American Prayer" (1978)

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Jim Morrison & The Doors - Ghost Song (Caste Re - Edit)

Meine Version von Thomas D.´s "An alle Hinterbliebenen" - veröffentlich auf seinem Remix-Album im Januar 2009.

Thomas D. - An alle Hinterbliebenen - Hridaya-Remix by Oliver Aum

Solaris - Garden Of Dreams

The KLF - Justified & Ancient (Demo Mix)

Recommended to listen in headphones

Hell's Comin' with Me Tik Tok version

Music special for editing

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Hell's Comin' with Me

Der Mond feat. Jan Delay

Remix I did for fun as part of a contest on "We are all Henry Saiz" Facebook group. Join the group for exclusive material and non-stop fun:

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Bananarama (Vocals by Ace of Base) "Cruel Summer" Henry Saiz Remix

Tsunami - Martin Garrix

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It's My Life

Dr. Alban - It's My Life (Extended Radio)

Top 100 Van 1991

Dr. Alban - No Coke

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LEVT@ Katermukke - SMS XXII

The greatest band that never existed!
Bill Drummond & Jim Cauty.

For any pedestrians that aren't aware, these 2 guys influenced whatever electronic music you are listening to. For those in the dark, immediately invest your time, and with the next click of your mouse, start reading whatever you can online . Here's a little teaser...

'Kylie said Trance' is the B-side of 'When Kylie said to Jason'. It was released in 1989 and is regarded by many as the birth of Trance music. Also the best thing that Kylie Minogue or Jason Donovan ever had their name on.
In 1990 The KLF released the album 'Chill Out'. I'll presume no more needs to be said about that.
In 1991 they were the biggest selling band in the world, with 4 top ten singles and 'The White Room' album.
On 12 February 1992, they opened the BRIT Awards in London with a thrash version of '3a.m. Eternal', accompanied by punk band Extreme Noise Terror. The performance ended with Bill Drummond firing blanks from a machine gun over the heads of the crowd, and their promoter Scott Piering announcing over the PA that "The KLF have now left the music business".
They were subsequently kicked out of the ceremony and unable to receive their award for  "Best British Group'.  Later that night, on the red carpet of the official after-party, they dumped a dead sheep and 8 gallons of blood, along with the message "I DIED FOR EWE - BON APETIT" tied around its body.
After the show they had a motorcycle courier collect the BRIT Award statuette. It was finally found years later, buried in a field near Stonehenge and then returned to the duo. It hasn't been seen again.
Following months of media speculations, on the 14th May 1992, The KLF deleted their entire back music catalogue and destroyed all their merchandise. An action made possible because, in the true DIY spirit of punk, they owned their own record label. This action was to prove that their break-up was serious and not a stunt to sell more records.

To mark 2 months until http://soundcloud.com/groups/world-techno-day 2010, this track was dumped here by YFY to educate and enjoy.

'Intellectual Property laws were created by lawyers not artists.' J.Cauty, 2003.

Justified!

The KLF - Kylie said Trance (1989)

First performance: 17 July 1983 - Toad’s Place, New Haven, CT
Last performance: 23 September 2008 - Olympiahalle, Munich, Germany
Total number of known performances: 88

We’re starting the countdown at number 98 because we have a 3-way tie for the position.

Written in the period post Murmur’s release while on the road touring that album, the song debuted in July 1983, but unlike most other songs that became set regulars after their debut, it was only played twice that year, on 17 and 20 July. Even during 1984 on the Reckoning tour it was only played occasionally, getting played 23 times (20% of shows). It made very occasional appearances after that in 1985-87, with 1989’s Green tour providing the most performances, 35 in total (25% of shows). The song had seemingly been retired about after that, but was resurrected in 2008, getting 8 plays on that tour, with Munich the city with its final appearance.
Perhaps the most well-known performance of the song occurred on 14 September 1987 in Utrecht, The Netherlands, when in the final encore of the night just Michael and Peter performed the song, followed by Michael singing a few lines of Peter Gabriel’s ‘Red Rain’, before closing with a mesmerizing ‘So. Central Rain (I’m Sorry)’ to close the show. It was officially released as ‘Time After Time Etc.’ on the B-Side to the ‘Finest Worksong’ 7” and 12” single in 1988.

Fun fact: The water tower referred to in the song was in Athens on Chase Street. It has since been torn down. Despite the song being based on real events, Michael confirmed Annelise was a fictional character.

1983-07-17 New Haven, CT

#98 - R.E.M. - Time After Time (Annelise) - 17 July 1983, Toad's Place, New Haven, CT

2008-09-23 Germany, München, Olympiahalle

#98 - R.E.M. - Time After Time (Annelise) - 23 September 2008 - Olympiahalle, Munich, Germany

1989-10-14, PNE Coliseum, Vancouver, BC

#98 - R.E.M. - Time After Time (Annelise) - 14 October 1989 - Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, Canada

First performance: 7 October 1986 - Coliseum, Utah State Fairpark, Salt Lake City, UT
Last performance: 21 April 1989 - Richmond Coliseum, Richmond, VA
Total number of known performances: 88

Although not released until ‘Document’ in 1987, the song made its live debut about 1 month into the Pageantry tour in October 1986. It was played at most shows thereafter during 1986 and 1987, but seemingly fell out of favour with the band after that, and was only played 1 further time in 1989, before being permanently retired.

Fun fact: The firehouse referred to in the song is the old Athens fire station at 489 Prince Avenue. The building still exists, and is now home to the Athens-Clarke Heritage Foundation.

This live version comes from a performance on 29 October 1987 in Ann Arbor, MI, a blistering 7 minute version with a ferocious Peter guitar solo. Enjoy!

1987-10-29 Ann Arbor, MI

#98 - R.E.M. - Oddfellows Local 151 - 29 October 1987 - University Of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

First known performance: 4 October 1980 - Tyrone’s O.C., Athens, GA
Last performance: 11 June 1989 - Metropol, Berlin, West Germany
Total number of known performances: 88 (actual number likely to be 150-200)

In the liner notes for ‘Dead Letter Office’, Peter claimed this song was written the same afternoon as ‘Radio Free Europe’, however the first documented performance of this song occurs almost 4 months earlier than that one (setlist information is sparse for 1980 and 1981 however!). For a song called a ‘Xeroxed surf instrumental’ by one well regarded R.E.M. book, this was a song held in high regard by the band, featuring at least twice on every tour in the 1980’s, including a very respectable 17 times in 1986 (27% of shows that tour, possibly due to being featured as the B-Side to the ‘Superman’ 7” single). It was played twice in 1989, before being retired for good.

Fun fact: This song had many titles in its early days, including ‘Stronger Than Dirt’, ‘Generic Surf’ and ‘Auntie’s Quilt’. Even after settling on the name ‘White Tornado’ it would still feature on setlists written as ‘Generic Surf’.

This live version comes from 23 January 1982 at Viceroy Park in Charlotte, NC, a time still 4 months prior to them signing with IRS and 7 months prior to 'Chronic Town'!

1982-01-23 Viceroy Park, Charlotte, NC

#98 - R.E.M. - White Tornado - 23 January 1982 - Viceroy Park, Charlotte, NC

First performance: 12 November 1994 - 'Saturday Night Live', NBC, Studio 8H, NBC Studios, GE Building, New York, NY
Last performance: 21 November 1995 - The Omni, Atlanta, GA
Total number of performances: 123

Making its debut on ‘Saturday Night Live’, this song became a regular fixture on the Monster tour, being played at 94% of shows, with it only missing from 7 shows that year, and 6 of those being in the last month of the tour. Which then makes its complete absence from future tours more mysterious; presumably the band was tired of the song and did not feel the need to revisit it. As such, its last performance came on 21 November that year in Atlanta.

Fun fact: "Weird Al" Yankovic used ‘Bang And Blame’ in the polka medley "The Alternative Polka" from his 1996 album ‘Bad Hair Day’. This possibly explains its absence from post 1995 setlists as well as best of compilations!

The version featured here comes from 15 May 1995 in Mountain View, CA, which was Bill's first performance back after his illness led to their first European tour leg to be cancelled.

1995-05-15 Mountainview, CA

#79 - R.E.M. - Bang And Blame 15 May 1995 Shoreline Amphitheatre At Mountain View, Mountain View, CA

Members Of Mayday - Sonic Empire (SynSUN Remix)

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Martin Garrix - Animals
One of the most hyped and discussed teasers of May 2013 was the teaser for 'Animals'. No artist name was mentioned and from that moment on fans and bloggers alike went head to head in heated discussions on who the artist could possibly be... It turned out to be Dutch prodigy Martin Garrix, which was officially announced by Billboard Magazine. The DJ support is overwhelming and we're sure this track will do ultimate dance floor damage. Just wait for that drop and prepare to jump! 

David Guetta : 'Nice'
Hardwell : 'Full support'
Afrojack : 'Support'
Steve Aoki : 'HUGE'
Sander van Doorn : 'Full support'
Fedde Le Grand : 'Played in my radioshow!'
Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike : 'It's fat!'
Chuckie : 'Sick tune!'
Porter Robinson : 'too good!'
Tommy Trash : 'fun'
Thomas Gold : 'Great one'
Danny Howard / BBC Radio 1 : 'Amazing!'