Ambition on Their Own Terms: The R.E.M. Story

What happens when a band does everything "wrong" and becomes the biggest act in the world anyway? On this Loud Lit episode, Matt dives into one of his all-time favorite musical artists with a look at The Name of This Band is R.E.M. by Peter Ames Carlin.Support this show and independent booksellers at the Loud Lit Bookshop Page.Start your own podcast with Captivate!

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