This is a very enjoyable album. It is very pop-rockish and so it's certainly not for everyone, but the light, catchy tunes are very good to rock out to after a long day. My favorites are "Harder To Breathe", "This Love", "She Will Be Loved", and "Tangled". Everyone has probably heard "Harder To Breathe" or "This Love", and if you like those songs I reccomend you take a look at the whole CD. The only downside to Songs About Jane is that the band really lacks song-to-song variety and so after you've listened to the whole thing through a few times it begins to get a bit boring. The good more than outweighs the bad, however, making this one of the best records I've ever purchased.
(Originally posted on The Obvious Tomato: Quick Reviews)








Article comments
1 - Nonny
I saw them live supporting Matchbox Twenty on their UK tour last year. Back when they wern't famous.
Needless to say I bought the album the next day. Excellent badn...if now overplayed on the radio.
2 - John Voorhees
Is it just me or are Maroon 5 HUGE Stevie Wonder fans?
3 - brown_boognish
Maroon 5 represents everything i hate about music. The songs seem like complete studio manipulations. Lyrically void of any substance, outside of the surface meaning which I guess a middle school girl might relate to.
4 - aimee
I love maroon 5 they are my favorite. I havent got there cd yet but i am saving my alonce for the cd. If you don't like them really don't make fun of them you will heart other peoples feelings.
5 - Lee Beard
Is "This Love" a remake?
6 - Aran
the song may be "studio manipulations" but, see my new maroon 5 blog, to see the animal love of the band! I made the blog today!!!
(click the url link to go to my blog) please do!!
7 - Pamcia
maroon 5 is cool. I like maroon 5, like maroon 5
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8 - Christopher Rose
If you don't get Maroon 5's "songs About Jane", you're missing out on a deceptively deep and passionate set of songs. Can they produce a great follow-up is the big question.