All songs written by
Bill Berry,
Peter Buck,
Mike Mills and
Michael Stipe. • Intro – 0:19 • "I Took Your Name" (unedited from the second night) – 3:56 • "
What's the Frequency, Kenneth?" – 3:42 • "
Crush with Eyeliner" – 4:37 • "Undertow" – 5:15 • "The Wake-Up Bomb" – 5:10 • "Revolution" – 3:08 • "
Losing My Religion" – 4:47 • "Binky the Doormat" – 5:23 • "
Orange Crush" – 3:55 • "
Strange Currencies" – 4:27 • "
Tongue" – 4:42 • "
Man on the Moon" – 5:43 • "
Country Feedback" – 6:21 • "
Find the River" – 4:21 • "
The One I Love" – 3:23 • "
Star 69" – 3:25 • "
Let Me In" – 4:08 • "
Everybody Hurts" – 5:52 • "
It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" (mostly from the final night) – 5:03 The performances of "Undertow", "The Wake-Up Bomb" and "Binky the Doormat" were included as
b-sides on the "Bittersweet Me" and "Electrolite" singles. During the performance of "Let Me In",
Mike Mills plays
Kurt Cobain's guitar (upside down because Cobain was left-handed). Aside from the members of R.E.M., the video also features guest musicians
Nathan December,
Scott McCaughey, and Australian violinist
Amanda Brown. Brown joins the band for "Losing My Religion", "Binky the Doormat", "Strange Currencies", "Find the River" and "Everybody Hurts". For those fans who were unable to make it to any of the dates, it gives an example of the structure of the live show. The piece spotlights filmic backdrops by artists such as
James Herbert,
Jem Cohen,
Jim McKay,
Dominic DeJoseph and
Lance Bangs. It has also been released in DVD format. The movie was debuted at the 50th
Edinburgh International Film Festival in . The following month, during outside listening parties in Atlanta,
Boston,
Chicago,
Los Angeles, and
New York, preview showings were projected onto buildings three stories high. In 2001, to coincide with the release of
Reveal, a three-video box set comprising
Tourfilm,
Parallel and
Road Movie was released in the UK. (
This Film Is On replaced
Road Movie in the DVD-format release.) The 25th anniversary deluxe edition of
Monster, released in 2019, contains
Road Movie in
Blu-ray format. The video image and sound is degraded: the video is passed through a strong denoise filter and degraded to 30 progressive frames and stereo 2.0 sound is passed through a compressor. ==Personnel==