''REM'' is the 1988 EP released by the Chicago-based band

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. The EP was titled as such in response to

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's release of the album ''

''. Both tracks were included on the European release of the band's ''

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'' album.

Track listing

# "My Tears Are Dry (Now)" # "Love on This Air"

Personnel

* Rich Clifton - drums *

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- bass, keyboards * Jeff Lescher - guitar

References

External links

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Elaine MacKenzie
- Lyrics on the official Green website 1988 EPs R.E.M. Green (band) albums Pravda Records EPs Albums produced by Iain Burgess {{1990s-pop-album-stub