James O'Blivion
An amazing song. Incredibly layered, in a lyrical sense, and exquisitely textured, in a musical sense. The vocals pristine in their agonized beauty. The song is deep, dark, and brooding...and yet, somehow, also quite catchy and (amazingly enough) radio friendly. A fine breakthrough for a band who'd lingered on the fringes for far too long. Shame, though, that it overshadowed the even more amazing Country Feedback, from the same record. That song has everything that Losing My Religion has, in far greater supply. Everything, of course, except the mandolin...and the radio friendliness.

naughtyfarmer
What can I say, other than fantastic!!! They make me smile, laugh and even cry but always for the right reasons!!!

Adam F/ Dublin
It's got the all essential ingredients for a classic song from a ground breaking band - Meaningful, provocative lyrics combined with charming music and a inner message which can mean anything to any listener. In a word 'perfection'

Jaime/dc
The thing that struck me most about Losing My Religion was that Michael wrote the entire song from out of my head and my life. O.K., besides that Peter's mandolin is as irresistible as the tune itself.