In the late Nineties, Third Eye Blind worked up a shiny version of college rock that was verbose, deep-feeling and catchy enough to keep most haters at bay. On their first album in six years, Stephan Jenkins is still prone to heavy-handed lyrics and a certain type of alt-guy cheese, getting whiny and wordy on songs like "Why Can't You Be." But he still has a way with uplifting pop-rock choru...