Exile on Mainstream (2007) more music like this

by Matchbox Twenty

Say this for Matchbox Twenty -- they've gotten better the longer they've stuck around. And that's not just their music, either: they've dropped the pretense of spelling their name as matchbox 20, they've gone away from cumbersome album titles, and they've embraced their status as MOR rockers. All of this is evident on Exile on Mainstream, which is ...

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Mad Season (2000) more music like this

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On Yourself or Someone Like You, Matchbox Twenty's ability to craft sturdy, mainstream rock was overshadowed by their reliance on loud guitars, colorless production, and bombastic vocalizing. They trade that sound for a varied, accomplished, smooth production on their second album, Mad Season. Throughout this record, Matchbox Twenty seem unashamed ...

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Exile on Mainstream [MVI] (2007) more music like this

by Matchbox Twenty

Say this for Matchbox Twenty -- they've gotten better the longer they've stuck around. And that's not just their music, either: they've dropped the pretense of spelling their name as matchbox 20, they've gone away from cumbersome album titles, and they've embraced their status as MOR rockers. All of this is evident on Exile on Mainstream, which is ...

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Mad Season [Special Package] (2000) more music like this

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Upon its release in 1996, Matchbox Twenty's debut album Yourself and Someone Like You didn't seem like a sure-fire blockbuster, partially because in the wake of grunge and alt-rock, it seemed a little too straightforward, anthemic, and mainstream. As it turned out, those were the very things that made it a huge success. It stayed on the charts for ...

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A Tribute to Matchbox Twenty (2003) more music like this

by Various Artists

A Tribute to Matchbox 20 features a handful of faceless studio types turning in eager versions of 12 Twenty favorites. Besides the star-making "Push," the set leans heavily on material from Mad Season and 2002's More Than You Think You Are. None of its varying vocalists have the range or nuance of Rob Thomas, but most can approximate his soulful ...

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