Original sentence: === 2003) – 6:16
Edited sentence: "2JN" (b-side) (Buck, Mills, Stipe) – 3:26\."Beat a Drum" (Demo) (Buck, Mills, Stipe) – 4:27."Chance (dub)" (b-side) – 2:34."Country Feedback" (Live from Wiesbaden, Germany, 2003) – 6:16."Drive" (Live, November 19, 1992) – 4:00."Fretless" – 4:50."It's a Free World Baby" – 5:12."Leave" – 4:42."Pop Song 89" (Acoustic) – 2:57."Revolution" – 3:05."Star Me Kitten" (featuring William S."The Lifting" (Demo) (Buck, Mills, Stipe) – 5:20."The One I Love" (Live from the Museum of Television and Radio, June 8, 2001) (Buck, Mills, Stipe) – 3:24."Turn You Inside-Out" (Live) – 4:17."Why Not Smile" (Oxford American version) (Buck, Mills, Stipe) – 3:01.A Life Less Ordinary soundtrack, 1997.Alternative NRG, 1994.B-Side of "Daysleeper" CD Single.B-Side of "Drive" "Collectors Edition" Single UK & the Coneheads soundtrack, 1993.B-Side of "Everybody Hurts" "Collectors Edition" CD 2 UK.B-Side of "Imitation of Life" CD Single.B-Side of "Losing My Religion" "Collector's Editions" CD 2, Until the End of the World soundtrack, 1991, & B-Side of "The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonite" "Collector's Edition" CD 1 UK.B-Side of "Pop Song 89" 7 Inch.Batman & Robin soundtrack, 1997.Burroughs) – 3:31.Previously Unreleased.Songs in the Key of X: Music from and Inspired by the X-Files, 1996.although listed on the cover as being from the live video Tourfilm (which version was also released as B-Side of "Losing My Religion" "Collector's Editions" CD 1), this recording is actually from the radio broadcast of the Orlando show from 30 April 1989, previously included on a "Get Up" promotional cd-single