R.E.M.-Out Of Time (1991)

R.E.M are a clear example of constancy and perseverance, after a decade in which the band grew and matured album after album, in 1991 they released their album "Out Of Time" when they saw its final commercial and mass culmination. recognition, with an album that was a success in practically the whole world.
The band came from being accused of being quite complacent with their album "Green" where they had risked the minimum to satisfy a concession to the general public.
With "Out Of Time" they give themselves a facelift and reinvent themselves with a dynamic and instant album of casual rock, using atypical instruments and making shameless and catchy choruses.
They also took advantage of the visual proposals in video clip format to promote and increase their commerciality, such as would happen with "Losing My Religion", which achieved an unprecedented broadcast on MTV.
This and other songs like "Endgame" with its wind instruments or "Shiny Happy People" and its addictive chorus, would boost the album to the top of the charts and become R.E.M's best creative moment.

R.E.M.-Automatic For The People (1992)

With influences of the classic Rock of course but also with country and folk folk bases REM was gradually becoming a world famous and ceased to be a band for university students of the early eighties to be a mass acceptance band at the end of said decade.
The work of R.E.M. What we are dealing with today is surely his best album, Raiding in lyrics and a darker sound the band took an absolute turn changing that more cheerful and fresh facet offered in his two previous works ``Green'' and the successful one ``Out Of Time''
Many of the world's young people met R.E.M. for the overwhelming worldwide success that brought his smash hit ``Losing My Religion"