Collapse into Now Three"—a package of three 7"s containing each of the commercial singles for the album. "Collapse into Now" received mostly positive reviews. The album currently holds a 71/100 on Metacritic, with a user score of 7.9. "Pitchfork"s Matt LeMay stated that ""Collapse into Now" also hosts some unlikely successes of its own; in spite of its discouraging title, "Mine Smell Like Honey" overcomes a water-treading verse and ascends to a truly a majestic classic R.E.M. chorus, complete with soaring Mike Mills backing vocals and jangling Peter Buck guitars. "Walk It Back" alone is worth the price of admission here, a gorgeous
Hornslet wind-turbine collapse which bent in the direction of the wind. The top half of the tower then sheared off at the bend and fell to the ground. The base of the tower remained standing. The debris of the turbine flew 200–500 metres away. No injuries were caused. The collapse was filmed from a nearby farmhouse. The film was shown on several TV stations and is available online. The turbine was out of service until June 2008 and was eventually replaced by a new wind turbine of the same design. Hornslet wind-turbine collapse The Hornslet Wind Turbine Collapse was a spectacular collapse of