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Could that happen to you and the old band? i mean, we never were very rock and roll, stephen. i think we were more of a pop band, you know. and i particularly know, of course. and in terms of a reunion, no, just give it up. its not going to happen. categorically not? no, absolutely not. and ive said that a zillion times, and ill say it one more time. its not going to happen. well, we hear you, michael. but its not that youre giving up music entirely, cos sparingly you do release new music. and i...

That i think are important and the things that i think we need to address. i mean, lets face it, we have all, as global citizens, weve just been through this incredibly important — and were now coming out of this very important, pivotal moment — this "inflection point", i think, is what our current vice president called it — where what was before, were looking at the things that were wrong. were realising this insane moment that weve moved through, and were now trying to look towards the f...

I mean, the thing that i really personally wanted was to have a song of the summer, and thats exactly what happened with losing my religion. i feel very proud of that. it was that song that everyone sings everywhere, its coming out of every shop that you drive by or walk by. we had that with losing my religion. and so, you know, i hit that particular personal peak and im very proud of it. it was awesome. the funny thing is your persona, for quite a lot of your career in rem, was quite difficult ...

Kind of, natural state. you had your most extraordinary successes in the early to mid 1990s. out of time was an album that the critics loved and then it sold, i think, by the million. and then you had automatic for the people — and, actually, if you dont mind, michael, we want to just play a little clip of one of the most famous rem songs of all time, losing my religion, which you played at glastonbury. so, letsjust have, both of us, have a look at this. # i thought that i heard you laughing. ...

# that was just a dream. # thats me in the corner... michael, when you look back at those images of you from that super successful period of your life, does it seem like a million miles away or is there something of that still very much in you today? you know, i watched that performance actually very recently. patti smith, who is a great friend, ran it on — she does a substack where she — she writes and speaks and sends it out to her fans through email, and she honoured my band and a convers...

He would look at me on stage with rem in front of however many, 40,000 people, and would be like, "how do you do that? i dont understand." so, its a little bit like, i guess, were looking at each other and recognising traits that we — are inspiring or that we acknowledge as aspirational — my father being, of course, a brilliant example for me. well, let me take on that question of you and rem and how you did that because you started, you know, in those sort of underground venues in georgia �...

Effects of climate change. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur. inevitably, we associate artists with the times in which they emerge and the work which brings them widespread acclaim. so it is with my guest today, michael stipe, lead singer of the american band rem, who were pioneers of an indie rock sound which emerged from a georgia college campus in the �*80s and won worldwide acclaim in the 1990s. now, hes a visual artist who records new music sparingly. he sa...

Of never looked back. but i took photographs the whole time that i was performing and writing and singing with rem. and ive used photography in my life almost like a diary, because i dont really write anything down, and so the images, for me, are kind of a way of remembering my extraordinary and very, very lucky life. ive had a sneak preview of the book of photographs and images which you are currently releasing and its fascinating to me because its partly, it seems, a visual memoir. there are p...

Extraordinary successes in the early to mid 1990s. out of time was an album that the critics loved. and then it sold, i think, by the million. and then you had automatic for the people. and, actually, if you dont mind, michael, we want tojust play a little clip of one of the most famous rem songs of all time, losing my religion, which you played at glastonbury. so, lets just have... both of us, have a look at this. # i thought that i heard you laughing i heard you sing # i think i thought i saw ...