| Vol XXXVII No. 54 |
Tuesday, November 19, 2002 |
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Nirvana releases a hit and miss
By David Hartwig
Scene Music Critic
 The recently released self-titled album by one of the `90s' greatest bands has its high points, but leaves one feeling empty and unsatisfied. The first track, "You Know You're Right," is the only new material on the 14-track album, and it ... [more]
U2 proves their worth
By Liam Farrell
Scene Music Critic
By the end of the 1980s, U2 was exhausted. The band members were bickering and were almost creatively tapped out. Their attempt to record in the middle of Berlin provided an obvious metaphor for the struggling process U2 was going through. ... [more]
Mayer amazes Chicago fans
Singer/Songwriter John Mayer has more than good looks when live
Emily Tumbrink
Scene Music Critic
Numerous Notre Dame students made the trek to Chicago's UIC Pavilion Saturday night to see singer/songwriter/poster boy John Mayer in concert. Mayer was greeted by thousands of screaming fans when he stepped into the spotlight, opening his set with a solo ... [more]
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