The Over/Under: Sunny Day Real Estate

The Over/Under: Sunny Day Real Estate

Seattle’s Sunny Day Real Estate somehow managed to create a footprint far exceeding what would reasonably be expected of a
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The Over/Under: The Jam

The Over/Under: The Jam

Upon first hearing the Jam, it's easy to imagine the songs coming right out of one of those beachside brawls
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The Over/Under: The Dead Kennedys

They were one of the funniest, most consistently interesting bands to emerge from California’s first-generation hardcore scene. And yet the
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The Over/Under: The Ramones

The Over/Under: The Ramones

The Ramones hold such a vested place in pop history that to reduce them to overrated and underrated seems like
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The Over/Under: Pearl Jam

The Over/Under: Pearl Jam

With nine studio albums and more officially released bootlegs than any band in history, Pearl Jam has managed to not
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The Over/Under: Fugazi

The Over/Under: Fugazi

I was a teenage Fugazi fan. It should've been the easiest thing in the world: all-ages shows, all the time.
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R.I.P. MAGNET Senior Writer Jonathan Valania

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The Over/Under: The Who

The members of the Who were the revolutionaries of the '60s and the hard-rock heavyweights of the '70s. At their
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