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An excellent collectible for fans of alternative rock and one of the most influential bands of the late 20th century. This is a 1992 American First Edition hardcover of R.E.M. Behind the Mask by rock journalist Jim Greer, published by Joshua Morris Publishing Inc. The book comes with its original dust jacket and protective cover.This visually rich biography chronicles the rise and impact of the legendary band R.E.M., featuring band members Michael Stipe, Peter Buck, Mike Mills, and Bill Berry. Formed in Athens, Georgia in 1980, R.E.M. helped define the sound of college rock and alternative rock, influencing countless bands that followed. Over their career they would sell more than 90 million albums worldwide and become one of the most successful and respected rock acts of their era.Published at the height of the band’s early-1990s popularity, this book captures R.E.M. during the period when albums like Out of Time and Automatic for the People were cementing their status as global rock icons, with hit songs such as Losing My Religion, Man on the Moon, and Everybody Hurts. Inside you\'ll find a detailed history of the band’s formation, interviews and insights into their music, plus a richly illustrated collection of photographs documenting their rise from underground college radio favorites to mainstream superstardom.Details:Title: R.E.M.: Behind the MaskAuthor: Jim GreerPublication Year: 1992Format: Hardcover with dust jacket and protective coverLength: Approx. 139 pagesGenre: Music biography / rock historyIncludes numerous photographs and band historyCondition:
Good used condition. Some wear visible, particularly on the hardcover boards. Dust jacket present and protected by a clear cover. Please review photos carefully for full condition details.A great addition for R.E.M. fans, alternative rock collectors, or music history enthusiasts.