All right, Overthinkers, packs up and line up near the door. When this light turns green, this thread is gonna open up! Steven Soderbergh’s Haywire opens this weekend to pretty positive reviews. Bruce Springsteen debuted his angry new single, “We…
Overthinking It pays tribute to Clarence Clemons through his genius sax solo on “Jungleland.”
The greatest pop music artifact of 2010 gets Overthought. Part Two of Two.
The Overthinkers are joined by Amanda Marcotte to (re)tackle l’affaire Polanski. They have difficulty staying on topic.
We now have a new tool to help us decipher pop music lyrics: totally unnecessary quantitative analysis.
“America’s future rests in a thousand dreams inside our hearts,” Ronald Reagan said. “It rests in the message of hope in the songs of a man so many young Americans admire: New Jersey’s own Bruce Springsteen.”
Given his fixation with people/things that have only one of something (ponies and tricks, dogs and legs, men with arms, etc.), we figured it’d go something like this: (Lyrics by Belinkie, Fenzel, and Lee. Guitar, piano, and vocals by Lee.)…
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This is the first of what we hope will be a regular feature. In Think Tank, we’ll all join forces to tackle one question. To kick things off: Which pop song has the best plot? “Jungleland,” Bruce Springsteen from lee…
