Every era has its second tier of stars, the Herman's Hermits or the Billy Idol of its day, a band that encapsulates a definitive period by watering down its cultural essence until there's nothing left but a few cute tunes and a whole lot of showbiz goin' on. Who needs to deal with difficult drug addicts when there are young, efficient musicians willing to pick up the slack?
Don't ask San Francisco's Third Eye Blind. They seem to be under the impression that they're following in a grand rock tradition, from the Rolling Stones to the Who to the Clash. That their album is virtually indistinguishable from the other radio faves of the day, be they Tonic or Matchbox 20, never crosses their minds. But then again, Canada's great band Triumph once thought...
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