Like kids caught in a custody battle, The Replacements' progeny have had to pick a side of their split personality. Green Day turned the Mats' hardcore jester act into platinum-plated pop-punk, whereas Evan Dando channeled Paul Westerberg's last-call laments during The Lemonheads' darkest hours. And in the 21st century, the band's legacy has been inherited by garage-rock delinquents (The Orwells) and raspy-voiced raconteurs (The Hold Steady) alike.