Category: THE OVER/UNDER
The Over/Under: Big Star
With Big Star best-of/rarities box Keep An Eye On The Sky slated for a September release, Alex Chilton, Jody Stephens, Andy
The Over/Under: Echo & The Bunnymen
This Liverpool foursome made the ‘80s worth living through. I bought the band’s debut LP, Crocodiles, the day it came
The Over/Under: Genesis
The Over/Under isn’t about the best and worst of Genesis. It’s the most overrated and underrated Genesis tracks, and the
The Over/Under: Elvis Costello
Say what you will about Elvis Costello—he’s certainly got a great sense of timing. When the young Costello first hit
The Over/Under: Green Day
Once upon a time, Green Day was the little punk band that could, a heart-on-sleeve manifestation of the fiercely indie
The Over/Under: Peter Gabriel
Has there ever been another musician who's had two such brilliant and successful, but entirely separate, careers? Peter Gabriel left
The Over/Under: The Clash
Did the ‘70s punk movement produce a more important legacy than “The Only Band That Matters"? The Sex Pistols may
The Over/Under: The Hold Steady
When the Hold Steady formed in 2003, part of its mission statement was to combat the scourge of plastic dance
The Over/Under: Pavement
Corey duBrowa’s Over/Under entries on Radiohead and Elliott Smith prompted insightful reader comments such as “This list fails,” “[Given] the
The Over/Under: The Kinks
The Wilco Over/Under was really well-received. So much so that somebody calling himself “sgtpepper64” on ViaChicago, the Wilco message board,
The Over/Under: Merge Records
Merge Records, the North Carolina-based label built by Superchunk, sustained by Neutral Milk Hotel and Magnetic Fields, and made mega
The Over/Under: Elliott Smith
Corey duBrowa can clearly remember two pivot points in the career of Elliott Smith: the first solo show he attended
The Over/Under: R.E.M.
MAGNET's friend Roob (you'd know him if you saw him) was a Yes man until he took a trip to
The Over/Under: Morrissey
Unlike the Smiths’ fairly straightforward catalog of releases (surveyed in last week’s Over/Under), that band’s former frontman scatters album tracks,