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Over the Rhine
Released 1994

Daddy Untwisted
05:08
729 plays

Conjectures Of A Guilty Bystander
05:14
436 plays

Happy With Myself
03:43
311 plays

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- 1
- Happy With Myself
- 03:43
- 311 plays

- 2
- Within Without
- 04:26
- 257 plays

- 3
- Should
- 04:36
- 240 plays

- 4
- Conjectures Of A Guilty Bystander
- 05:14
- 436 plays

- 5
- Melancholy Room
- 04:00
- 250 plays

- 6
- Sleep Baby Jane
- 04:59
- 229 plays

- 7
- Daddy Untwisted
- 05:08
- 729 plays

- 8
- Birds
- 03:40
- 137 plays

- 9
- June
- 05:26
- 231 plays

- 10
- My Love Is A Fever
- 04:15
- 236 plays

- 11
- Falling (Death Of A Tree)
- 10:52
- 111 plays

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album review

Eve is the most polished of Over The Rhine's self-described "quasi-alternative artpop" records. It's also their most lively, although there are several quietly radiant acoustic moments. The group's primary songwriter, Linford Detweiler, sets the tone for the album not only with his intriguing, metaphysical word play, but also with his glossy basslines. Ric Hordinski's guitars shimmer, buzz, jam, reverberate and fill this diverse album with a polyphony of sounds. But the emotional center of the record is classically trained Karin Bergquist's unmistakable vocal acrobatics -- her performances have always been as polished as the music has finally become on this, their third album. The spirit of experimentation that marks their independent records is dampened here, but this is still pretty daring pop music. ~ Darryl Cater, All Music Guide