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REM Reveal Mp3, Flac R.E.M. Reveal mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Reveal Country: Russia Released: 2001 Style: Alternative Rock, Soft Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1852 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1169 mb WMA version RAR size: 1669 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 190 Other Formats: MOD FLAC MP4 XM VQF ASF AHX Tracklist 1 The Lifting 4:39 2 I've Been High 3:25 3 All The Way To Reno (You're Gonna Be A Star) 4:45 4 She Just Wants To Be 5:22 5 Disappear 4:15 6 Saturn Return 4:55 7 Beat A Drum 4:21 8 Imitation Of Life 3:57 9 Summer Turns To High 3:32 10 Chorus And The Ring 4:31 11 I'll Take The Rain 5:51 12 Beachball 4:14 Credits Arranged By [String] – Johnny Tate*, R.E.M. Artwork [Packaging] – Chris Bilheimer, Michael Stipe Edited By – Adam Ayan Engineer [2nd, Dublin, Windmill Lane] – Dave Hughes, Kieran Lynch Engineer [2nd, Miami] – Christine Tramontano Engineer [2nd, Vancouver] – Alex Aligizakis, Dean Maher, Zach Blackstone Engineer [Athens] – John Keane Horns – David Carmody, David Martin, Eoin Daly, Fergal O'Ceallachain, Get The Horns Section (tracks: 12), Shaun Hooke Management [Advisor] – Bertis Downs* Mastered By – Bob Ludwig Performer – Michael Stipe, Mike Mills, Peter Buck Performer [Additional Musician] – Glen Brady, Jamie Candiloro, Joey Waronker, John Keane, Ken Stringfellow, Scott McCaughey Producer – Pat McCarthy, R.E.M. Recorded By [Field, Athens] – Lou Kregel (tracks: 9) Recorded By, Mixed By – Jamie Candiloro, Pat McCarthy Strings – Annette Cleary, Carol Quigley, Cliona O'Driscoll, David James, Debbie Ellis, Eileen Murphy, Elizabeth Dean, Elizabeth Leonard, Hillary O'Donovan, Jenniffer Cassidy, Marcus Miller, Michael Healy, Michelle Lalor, Nicola Cleary, Pamela Forde, Paul O'Hanlon, Peter Crooks, Ruth Mann, Ruth Murphy, Sebastian Petiet, Sunniva Fitzpatrick Technician [Assistant, Dublin] – Mark Fitzgerald Technician [Further Assistance, Dublin] – Bee Mangan, Marguerite Ryan, Mary Boylan Woodwind – David Agnew Written-By – Stipe*, Mills*, Buck* Notes Unofficial Russian release. Standard jewel case incl. 4-page booklet. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 9362-47946-2 2 Label Code: LC 00392 Rights Society: GEMA / BIEM Matrix / Runout: R . E . M . Mastering SID Code: none Mould SID Code: none Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Reveal (CD, Warner Bros. 9 47946-2 R.E.M. 9 47946-2 US 2001 Album) Records Warner Bros. Reveal (LP, 1-47946, 9 47946-1 R.E.M. Records, Warner 1-47946, 9 47946-1 US 2001 Album) Bros. Records Reveal (CD, Warner Bros. PROP05210 R.E.M. PROP05210 Europe 2001 Album, Promo) Records Reveal (CDr, Warner Bros. 2-47946 / 2-48078 R.E.M. 2-47946 / 2-48078 US 2001 Album, CD ) Records Warner Bros. 9 47946-4, Reveal (Cass, 9 47946-4, R.E.M. Records, Warner Poland 2001 9362-47946-4 Album) 9362-47946-4 Music Poland Related Music albums to Reveal by R.E.M. Billie Ray Martin - Imitation Of Life Future Wife - We're Gonna Die Seal - Soul Worship Central - Lifting High Michael Bublé - Michael Bublé R.E.M. - Out Of Time REM - Accelerate R.E.M. - Monster.
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