Eponymous is a compilation album by the band R.E.M. It was their last release on I.R.S.

Track Listing

1. "Radio Free Europe (original hib-tone single)" - 3:46
2. "Gardening At Night (different vocal mix)" - 3:31
3. "Talk About The Passion" - 3:20
4. "So. Central Rain" - 3:14
5. "(Don't Go Back To) Rockville" - 4:31
6. "Can't Get There From Here" - 3:37
7. "Driver 8" - 3:23
8. "Romance" - 3:24
9. "Fall On Me" - 2:51
10. "The One I Love" - 3:16
11. "Finest Worksong (mutual drum horn mix)" - 3:49
12. "It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" - 4:06

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