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His tuneful whistle echoes through the corridor, harmonizing with itself before fading into silence.

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The band’s relationships to music and their own voices have changed with age: ragged choirboys as they are now, but still tuneful and beautiful.

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It began with the score’s hit, “A Simple Song,” Bernstein at his most tuneful, even saccharine.

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The sound is raw yet tuneful, with scratchy electric guitars and whomping live drums in place of the synth-ier, more intricately layered productions of “Love Hate Music Box.”

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Also: “Mayhem” is better than “Chromatica” — more tuneful, more coherent, certainly more fun.

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