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Automatic Baby is the band that R.E.M. and U2 call themselves when they perform together at live events. The name comes from the two bands, and their most popular albums:

"Automatic" comes from R.E.M.s 1992 album "Automatic For The People"
"Baby" comes from U2's 1991 album "Achtung Baby.

Although, there have been no official album releases of any of their performances, a lot of them can be found on Peer 2 Peer networks.

It's not known how many songs Automatic Baby have performed, but two common performances are a version of U2's "One", with Michael Stipe doing vocals, and a cover of Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Who'll Stop The Rain". There are also a lot of other releases, that are a lot rarer to find, such as a version of R.E.M.s "Losing My Religion", with Bono preforming vocals.

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-'''Automatic Baby''' is the band that [[R.E.M.]] and [[U2]] call themselves when they perform together at live events. The name comes from two of their albums.
+'''Automatic Baby''' is the band that [[R.E.M.]] and [[U2]] call themselves when they perform together at live events. The name comes from the two bands, and their most popular albums:
-"[[['''Automatic''' For The People]]" by R.E.M. and "[[Achtung '''Baby''']] by U2.
+* "Automatic" comes from R.E.M.s 1992 album "[[Automatic For The People]]"
+* "Baby" comes from U2's 1991 album "[[Achtung Baby]].
 Although, there have been no official album releases of any of their performances, a lot of them can be found on Peer 2 Peer networks.