Bad Day by R.E.M.
Genre: Rock
Year: 1988
Year: 1988
"Bad Day" is one of two previously unreleased songs on and the lead single from R.E.M.s 2003 compilation .
The song first appeared in 1985, when Michael Stipe sang a few words of it during a concert in Albany, New York, as part of the Reconstruction tour. Then, around the time of Lifes Rich Pageant, the song emerged in a more polished version with the title "PSA"—an abbreviation for "public service announcement". An anti-media rant inspired by a day Stipe found a camcorder lens in his face when he answered the front door, the song was never released but did serve as a sort of forerunner to "Its the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)", a song with a similar cadence and delivery. In 1999, REM revisited the song after a well publicized late night spat at the Slipper Room in Read full article at wikipedia.org
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