Izdavač: Ostalo
Žanr: Alternativni Rok, Rok
Poreklo: Strani izvođač

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Out of Time is the seventh studio album by American alternative rock band R.E.M., released on March 8, 1991, by Warner Bros. Records. With Out of Time, R.E.M.`s status grew from that of a cult band to a massive international act. The record topped the album sales charts in both the United States and the United Kingdom, spending 109 weeks on U.S. album charts and enjoying two separate spells at the summit, and spending 183 weeks on the British charts and a single week at the top. The album has sold more than four and a half million copies in the United States and more than 18 million copies worldwide.[2][3] The album won three Grammy Awards in 1992: one as Best Alternative Music Album, and two for the first single, `Losing My Religion.`

Released March 8, 1991
Recorded September–October 1990
Studio
Bearsville (Woodstock, New York)John Keane Studios (Athens, Georgia) (recording)Soundscape (Atlanta, Georgia) (strings)Paisley Park (Chanhassen, Minnesota) (mixing)
Genre Alternative rock[1]
Length 44:08
Label Warner Bros.
Producer
Scott LittR.E.M.
Out of Time combines elements of pop, folk and classical music heard on the band`s previous album Green, with a new concentration on country elements that would continue on 1992`s Automatic for the People. It features guest appearances by KRS-One and Kate Pierson from The B-52`s.[4]

Preceded by the release of `Losing My Religion,` which became R.E.M.`s biggest U.S. hit, Out of Time gave them their first U.S. and UK No. 1 album. The band did not tour to support the release, although it did make occasional appearances on television or at festivals. In Germany, it is the band`s best-selling album, selling more than 1,250,000 copies, reaching 5×gold.[5] Out of Time was the first R.E.M. album to have an alternative expanded release on compact disc, including expanded liner notes and postcards. In Spain, a contest was held to have a limited edition cover with the winner being an abstract oil painting.

The album was featured in Time magazine`s unranked list of The All-Time 100 Albums.[6][when?]

For the 25th anniversary the album was remastered. The standard version of the reissue comes with a second disc of demos, the deluxe version adds a third disc featuring live acoustic tracks.[7] It was released through Concord Records on Nov. 18, 2016.
All tracks written by Bill Berry, Peter Buck, Mike Mills and Michael Stipe.

1991 CD[25]

`Radio Song` (featuring KRS-One) – 4:15
`Losing My Religion` – 4:28
`Low` – 4:55
`Near Wild Heaven` – 3:17
`Endgame` – 3:48
`Shiny Happy People` – 3:44
`Belong` – 4:03
`Half a World Away` – 3:26
`Texarkana` – 3:36
`Country Feedback` – 4:07
`Me in Honey` – 4:06
Personnel
R.E.M.

Bill Berry – drums, percussion, congas on `Low`, bass guitar on `Half a World Away` and `Country Feedback`, piano on `Near Wild Heaven`, backing vocals on `Near Wild Heaven`, `Belong`, and `Country Feedback`, production
Peter Buck – electric guitar, acoustic guitar, mandolin on `Losing My Religion` and `Half a World Away`, production
Mike Mills – bass guitar; backing vocals, organ on `Radio Song`, `Low`, `Shiny Happy People`, `Half a World Away`, and `Country Feedback`, piano on `Belong`, harpsichord on `Half a World Away`; percussion on `Half a World Away`, lead vocals on `Near Wild Heaven` and `Texarkana`, keyboards and arrangement on `Losing My Religion` and `Texarkana`; production
Michael Stipe – lead vocals (except `Near Wild Heaven` and `Texarkana`), melodica and arrangement on `Endgame`, backing vocals on `Near Wild Heaven` and `Texarkana`, production, packaging, photography
Additional musicians

David Arenz – violin on `Radio Song`, `Low`, `Near Wild Heaven`, `Endgame`, `Shiny Happy People`, `Half a World Away` and `Texarkana`
Ellie Arenz – violin on `Radio Song`, `Low`, `Near Wild Heaven`, `Endgame`, `Shiny Happy People`, `Half a World Away` and `Texarkana`
Mark Bingham – string arrangements on `Radio Song`, `Losing My Religion`,[27] `Low`, `Near Wild Heaven`, `Endgame`, `Shiny Happy People`, `Half a World Away` and `Texarkana`
David Braitberg – violin on `Radio Song`, `Low`, `Near Wild Heaven`, `Endgame`, `Shiny Happy People`, `Half a World Away` and `Texarkana`
Andrew Cox – cello on `Radio Song`, `Low`, `Near Wild Heaven`, `Endgame`, `Shiny Happy People`, `Half a World Away` and `Texarkana`
Reid Harris – viola on `Radio Song`, `Low`, `Near Wild Heaven`, `Endgame`, `Shiny Happy People`, `Half a World Away` and `Texarkana`
Peter Holsapple – bass guitar on `Radio Song` and `Low`, acoustic guitar on `Losing My Religion`, `Shiny Happy People` and `Texarkana`, electric guitar on `Belong`
Ralph Jones – double bass on `Radio Song`, `Low`, `Near Wild Heaven`, `Endgame`, `Shiny Happy People`, `Half a World Away` and `Texarkana`
Kidd Jordan – baritone saxophone on `Radio Song` and `Near Wild Heaven`, tenor saxophone on `Radio Song` and `Endgame`, alto saxophone on `Radio Song`, bass clarinet on `Low` and `Endgame`
John Keane – pedal steel guitar on `Texarkana` and `Country Feedback`
Dave Kempers – violin on `Radio Song`, `Low`, `Near Wild Heaven`, `Endgame`, `Shiny Happy People`, `Half a World Away` and `Texarkana`
KRS-One – rapping on `Radio Song`
Scott Litt – echo-loop feed on `Radio Song`
Elizabeth Murphy – cello on `Radio Song`, `Low`, `Near Wild Heaven`, `Endgame`, `Shiny Happy People`, `Half a World Away`, and `Texarkana`
Paul Murphy – viola on `Radio Song`, `Low`, `Near Wild Heaven`, `Endgame`, `Shiny Happy People`, `Half a World Away`, and `Texarkana`
Kate Pierson – backing vocals on `Near Wild Heaven`, and duet on `Shiny Happy People`, `Me in Honey`
Jay Weigel – orchestral liaison on `Radio Song`, `Low`, `Near Wild Heaven`, `Endgame`, `Shiny Happy People`, `Half a World Away`, and `Texarkana`
Cecil Welch – flugelhorn on `Endgame`
Production

Dave Friedlander – engineering
Tom Garneau – engineering
Ben Katchor – illustrations
John Keane – engineering
Scott Litt – production, engineering
Ted Malia – engineering
Stephen Marcussen – mastering, at Precision Mastering, Los Angeles, California, United States
Frank Ockenfels – photography
Tom Recchion – packaging
Mike Reiter – engineering
Ed Rogers – illustrations
Karina Santo – photography
Doug Starn – photography
Mike Starn – photography