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CRITIC’S PICK: It’s the “Return to Dizz Knee Land”’s 25th anniversary tour. Which is another way of saying, never underestimate the power of a hit song, especially one that garnered heavy MTV play. This often charming trio released four albums in the 90s that, despite their radical band name taken from a nihilistic art crusade of the early 20th century, were pleasant, occasionally witty, melodic pop-rock without much of the edge or the darkness of their namesake movement. Regardless, they’re now older, wiser, and intent on tapping into nostalgia for the good old days. And that song, along with other lesser-known items from their catalog, remains cool. — Hal Horowitz