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Well, R.E.M. are calling it quits. They had a pretty good long run, and I would say with Collapse Into Now being their final album, there going off on a pretty good note.

Having only listened to Octavarium and Black Clouds and Silver Linings which both had some great moments but where overall just okay, I wasn't particularly expecting much of the new album, but I've found it really great overall.

Well, I like a bit of Lou Reed(his velvet underground stuff at least) and a bit of metallica(first 5 albums), but I don't think they really mix that well, think I might pass on this when it comes out.

So I got Pearl Jam Twenty, which is about 2 hours and 7 minutes long, the deluxe edition of the Nirvana Nevermind remaster, which is about 2 hours and 27 minutes long, and the new Steven Wilson solo album, which is about an hour and 20 minutes long. I've got a ton of stuff to listen too.

New Steven Wilson album is very good. Just announced the official collaboration whith him and Michael Akerfeldt too.

Really interesting musical style. Mixture of rock/grunge with funk/soul and electronic undertones.

Picked up the album this past weekend, it is pretty intersting.

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