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Fri Oct 8, 7.30pm, SECC, Glasgow, (pounds) 15 (returns only), 0870 040 400 The startling thing about Maroon 5 is that they used to sound even blander. As Kara's Flowers, they toured the LA circuit and had minor success with their first album, but then singer Adam Levine realised they were indistinguishable from the next vague indie band. "We were really burned out on how everybody was doing the same thing," he says.
Charting a course influenced by Sly Stone and Stevie Wonder, they tried out their fresh material at a gig.See the full content of this document
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The Name of the Rose; Maroon 5
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