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Maroon 5 is an American pop rock band from Los Angeles, California. Adam Levine, keyboardist and rhythm guitarist Jesse Carmichael, bassist Mickey Madden, lead guitarist James Valentine, drummer Matt Flynn, keyboardist PJ Morton and multi-instrumentalist Sam Farrar. Original members Levine, Carmichael, Madden and drummer Ryan Dusick first came together as Kara's Flowers in 1994, while they were still in high school.
Overexposed is the fourth studio album by the American band Maroon 5, released on June 20, 2012, by A&M Octone Records. The album was recorded between 2011 and 2012 and was driven after the moderate success of their third album, Hands All Over (2010), and later by the enormous success of the re-released edition, which was promoted by the single "Moves Like Jagger", recorded as a collaboration with Christina Aguilera. It is the band's only album not to feature keyboardist, rhythm guitarist and background vocalist, Jesse Carmichael, who took a temporary break from performing with the group to focus on his studies back then, replaced by musician PJ Morton. The band worked with different producers, such as Max Martin, who serves as the album's executive producer, Ryan Tedder, Shellback and Benny Blanco. The band's guitarist and Levine's usual co-writer James Valentine only has four credits on the album.
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I’m still happy that Corey Taylor ripped Adam Levine a new one on Twitter ever since that interview.
MitchNin10dofan Corey is the man!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Never piss off the Neck
Never mess with the giraffe.
Corey Taylor is a savage
Corey is the one man you don't want as an enemy
Daft Punk is more rock than Maroon5. Change my mind.
Nobody would have to, even though they are electronic you can still hear a guitar in a lot of songs and they at least have feature artists that are legends to the music world like Giorgio Moroder. At this point it wouldn't surprise me if Maroon 5 added Kesha to the line up...
@@H3FTYTOA5T so true.
If you were to say that in the early to mid 2000's, I could probably make a case for why you were wrong. But today, you have no argument from me.
@@matthewroberts3125 don't worry I wouldn't have said this in the early or mid 2000's.
PRETTY CURE is more rock than Maroon 5.
It's a shame Todd in the Shadows wasn't involved with this review. Maroon 5 is like kryptonite to him.
Red kryptonite maybe
Along with Chris Brown.
I read someone say Maroon 5 is to him what PureFlix is to Cinema Snob
I need to see some Todd in the Shadows videos.
@@gabeguarin1096 if you're watching this, Todd in the Shadows would be right up your alley. But focusing on pop music instead
If you feel useless, think about the musicians there are behind Adam Levine.
duckiedale80 don’t forget 30 Seconds to Mars
James Valentine deserves both better AND worse. Better for being in Maroon 5, and worse for not leaving. I'm also sure as hell that Sterling shouldn't have agreed to him getting a signature Music Man.
@duckiedale80 *post hiatus fall out boy
If YOU feel useless
Jared Paredes damn... 😂
This makes me want to listen to Songs About Jane again.
Rio Kamichika the only good Maroon 5 album
100% agree. Despite, I was extremely young when Song about Jane release in 2002 or 2003 until I have listened She will be loved and tangled in my mid twenty.
Rio Kamichika that’s when they peaked change mah mind
Nah even songs about Jane which was their best is still awful imo
@@joshcmiller98 try listening to their 1995 album titled "We Like Digging" back when they were known as Kara's Flowers.
I'll admit, I did like Payphone.
Mostly because of the out-of-place bank robbery music video.
The song makes me relaxed. Idk, I like the sound
If there wasn't a music video, would u still like it
Probably not. The song itself is just a generic breakup track with really simplistic beats.
@@KarnRulez Same :P
This was about the time Maroon 5 made music videos that had absolutely nothing to do with the song
I could’ve sworn Daylight was by Train 🤔
Amazing how all these songs just meld together and how they could be by virtually anybody
Then you would have a hard time believing that High Hopes is from Panic At the Disco and not Fall Out Boy
People still remember Train?
@@carlajohnson9825 after they blew up and gained some popularity back in 2010, I can't forget them singing Drive By
Man, that fucking song. I doubt those guys would even grasp the concept of a drive-by.
Gage Busch Damn, I don’t like Pat Monahan’s voice or music, but that’s rough
I never understood the appeal of this band. Their music all sounds the same.
Most of their songs are the same breakup/inferiority complex/relationship issues sort of thing and hearing that for a whole album doesn't do it for me.
And hearing them now, just hurts. Adam Levine mostly comes across an annoying douchebag and it's painful listening to him trying to ape T-Pain.
I think they we're born by that style. They stated that the majority of their songs are mostly on "lost love"
It's the same reason why I never got into Taylor Swift.
Carla Johnson it’s not the appeal of the “band” it’s Adam Levine’s sex appeal. Ladies like to Jill it to his music.
I love Pop music, but Maroon 5 always rubbed me the wrong way
They remind me of the Black-Eyed Peas in a way. They started off well intentioned and relatable, but slowly mutated into nothing good.
In 2012, Maroon 5 hopped on the Beep Boop trend before it was cool.
My mother was never into this band, god rest her soul.
She was more into stuff like Korn, Linkin Park, Godsmack, Deftones, and Disturbed.
Lucky. My mom was into Barbara Streisand.
@Neo Drama Reviews Even after the accident, I still keep her CDs in her memory.
My mom was the same, granted with less disturbed and more marilyn manson
Anyways, thank you guys for complimenting my mom.
She was killed in a car accident when I was 13. Me and my father went through a depressive state since then, my dad started developing an alcoholic addiction for several months and I decided to move out and live with my (now ex) boyfriend. It was a tough time for me and my dad but we've moved on since then. We made our peace with the issue and every once in a while I visit her grave to thank her for everything she's done.
I'm sorry for the drawn-out sob story, I was telling it how it is.
But hey, I'm not the type of person who always brings up depressing events in my life (despite me being a goth), I like to reminisce on the stuff I like. Which is why I tend to listen to her favorite CDs to honor her memory.
It's weird how they sold out to make "sexy" songs for soccer moms, since Songs About Jane (which is still a really solid album) is probably their most legitimately sexy content (Secret for example succeeds at being very sensual imo)
“You we’re permanently banned from the party when you said you had moves like Jagger.” Okay, instant like!
That has got to be the best thing Spencer's ever said ngl 🤣
That album art looks like the skittle pocks guy diarrhea.
It looks like an explosion in a rainbow factory. If I stare at it for too long, my eyes unfocus.
It looks like a shitty attempt to be "indie"
It looks like a Skittles orgy while on Acid
Jackson Nelson still, there’s more art in the cover than there’s been in the band’s music for years
It looks like that art style that company's and corporations use to be political correct as possible I can't remember what it was called
Oh hey, Maroon 5.
Completely forgot they were a thing.
Ahhhhhhhhhh. My regret band. I LOVED this album back in middle school. Thank the lord I discovered Moving Pictures by Rush shortly after and I learned what talented music sounds like.
Kohler Wilcox Same
Good. You found good taste.
Im currently 17, and I own Moving Pictures on vinyl. Its perfection. But I wouldn't consider it one of my favorite albums. I would consider Overexposed to be one of my favorite albums, not because it's musically groundbreaking, or even good. But I take something away from it, it makes me feel things, and it's nice to listen to every once in a while. Sure there's talent on a physical and compositional side of things, but there's also talent in simplicity and connection.
@@tastefulsubstance you consider it perfection, but it's not one of your favorites? Then it's not perfection to you then..
@@pootassopick Michael Jackson's Thriller, Guns n Roses Appetite Fir Destruction, Abbey Road, Dark Side of the Moon, all perfect pieces of art. None of which I would consider my favorite. Do you favor Beethoven? What about Paganini? Regarded as master conposers, and beyond phenomenal musicians, yet they're not your favorite.
WOAH!!!! I never thought you’d even cover Maroon 5 on this channel!!!! They stopped the rock all together after their first 2 albums!!
Well their 3rd album had some rock
@@prometheustv6558 That is a fair point. Even the rock elements on Hands All Over don’t rock as hard as their first 2 albums, though.
@@spencerfurman4705well, the second album isn't really rock, considering they have a lot more electronic sounds compared to SAJ
The problem isn't maroon 5 it's Adam and his control over everything
The leadman the start and the end of the band
At least in Overexposed they still kinda-sorta sounded like a band. I don't think a **SINGLE** instrument was played by the other band members in Jordi.
@@Dylan-Frost no it wasn't. I actually like Overexposed, because one could give them credit for doing something different. JORDI is so unbelievably bland, it's just not worth listening to.
@@Dylan-Frostactually Mickey plays the bass on Memories (it was recorded before he left)
When you realize this album that would make the deaf cringe is more successful than
Dream Theater
Parquet Courts
Slayer
Depeche Mode
Radiohead
Anthrax
Opeth
Nevermore
Anthrax
Megadeth
Meshuggah
TooL
Devo
Frank Zappa
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Primus
Trivium
System of a Down
Converge
Periphery
Deftones
In Flames
Mastodon
Necrophagist
The Offspring
Gojira
Ghost
A Perfect Circle
Death
Soundgarden
Alice in Chains
High on Fire
Gives you optimistic opinions on the music scene doesn't Luke?
Even the Vince Clarke era of Depeche Mode is 1000 times better than this album.
To be fair there are some bands on that list that would be pretty hard for a more mainstream audience to digest but I totally get it with many others on there.
@@mrmysterion5533 Mr Mysterion Risk by Megadeth is more time investing and enthusiastic than this radioactive bucket of shit.
@@wigglewilson9030 That tells a lot about this trainwreck. Hell, I'd rather listen to Simple Plan whining over listening to Overexposed.
It makes sense. Primus sucks!
So Adam Levine says that he doesn't know where Rock is anymore. This being the guy who said he dance moves like one of the greatest living legends of Rock and Roll? And by "Living", I mean a man who's still performing with his band, which is one of the quintessential Rock and Roll bands to ever be created, and is actually prepping for a new tour THIS YEAR? But still, he doesn't know where Rock is. Okay then.
He meant new rock that’s relevant which is still completely absurd statement to make
Jake Graham plus, it’s complete nonsense if that’s what Adam’s talking about. There are still tons of great classic rock acts out there, including Foo Fighters, Queens of the Stone Age, Judas Priest, Alice In Chains, Nine Inch Nails and others, who have recently released albums that did pretty well and have launched pretty successful tours for those albums. Same goes for more recent big name rock acts like GHOST (the modern day Black Sabbath) and A Perfect Circle, both of whom released great albums last year and are selling many tickets for their awesome live shows. Even lesser-known rock acts like Royal Blood, Nothing But Thieves, Highly Suspect, and Wolf Alice show that good rock is still out there, you just need to keep your eye out for there. Not all “rock” acts are bands like Imagine Dragons and Fall Out Boy, who are the bro-country equivalent of rock.
trc2rockon there are even classic level rock albums still getting made that push the envelope ghost last two albums, avenged sevenfolds the stage (controversial one ik), Iron Maiden’s last album, triviums last album (another controversial one but idc)etc..
@@jakegraham3758 Exactly! And it's not just in terms of making classic albums, it's also in terms of tickets to their live shows. In fact, I have a few examples for Adam "I don't know where the rock is" Levine. I live outside of New Orleans. There's a new music venue about to open in mid-February called the Fillmore. The first act to play there is a little band called the Foo Fighters. Not sure of old Adam-boy has heard of them, but they've sold quite a number of hit records, released tons of classic songs, and so on. Anyway, they're playing two shows there for this grand opening, and the cheapest tickets were like $250 or so. Both nights sold out within minutes. Another example: Nine Inch Nails went on tour this last year in support of their new music, and they did an at-the-venue presale for tickets for their shows, including the two nights they were playing in New Orleans. They had people who camped out there since late the night before to get good seats, some for both nights. In fact, when I arrived there at like 3-something in the morning, I ended up being a few feet past the corner of the venue. And when the doors opened at 10 in the morning, the line I'm pretty sure stretched WAY past the block and several streets over. In fact, the demand was so high for tickets in NOLA, they even added a third date at the same venue. These are classic ROCK acts that Adam I'm guessing doesn't know about. And he claims he doesn't know where Rock is.
Write a hit song about a musician that your fans probably don't even listen to.
Apart from Payphone and Lucky Strike, there isn't much I liked from this album.
Well, time to put in that Songs About Jane CD again...
Rock and metal are alive, well, and THRIVING outside of North America.
in North America i think it's still only alive because of established metal bands. If Metallica, Iron Maiden, Slipknot have concerts there, they'll still sell out.
rock and metal is much more thriving in Europe, Australia, Japan.
Take that levine!
I downloaded most of Overexposed on iTunes when it came out and I thought it was awesome.
I was a very sheltered 14 year old who'd never really heard any music other than what my suburban radio stations played.
I have some serious lingering nostalgia for "One More Night," but considering everything Maroon 5 has done since then, I feel dirty even saying that.
OMN would be more tolerable had it not been for that "oooh-ooh-ooh-ooh" beginning. Also love how Spencer compared it to DuckTales considering when I first heard it I thought of the Police's The Bed's Too Big without You
You think Overexposed is bad and poorly overproduced? Go listen to V next and this will look like a masterpiece by comparison.
Red Pill Blues, ew.
Well yes technically that’s the worst one yet, but not enough time has gone by for Luke to do an RTP on it hence why I didn’t bring it up. More than enough time has gone by for V to be talked about though.
They both suck but V is better I think
Agreed. Red Pill Blues is way worse and is easily the worst, most boring album Maroon 5 has put out to date, but again not enough time has passed to do a Regretting the Past on it whereas V has been out for awhile now and could get that treatment very soon.
V is an improvement over Overexposed IMO. While it sucks, I like Maps and This Summer. Also, Red Pill Blues is worse than Overexposed and V combined.
I couldn't really find much to like out of this album.
And this is coming from someone who admits liking songs from Nickelback, Hinder, and Theory of a Deadman.
Haruka Amami I agree. At least with those, you can have fun listening to those, whether it’s the instrumentation or lyrics. This? It’s just bland cookie-cutter pop that I’ve heard way too much of on the radio and in commercials. This is just disposable music, cranked out for a quick buck and forgotten very quickly, other than the overplay on radio and in commercials.
And at least with Nickleback their early stuff is actually pretty good, and Theory's and Hinder's stuff is at least entertainingly bad
Same except I like Simple Plan, Good Charlotte, and A Thousand Suns by Linkin Park
Holy shit this album is shit.
I liked Man Who Never Lied
Maroon 5 started out okay... Dunno what happened in 2010 and afterwards.
I would even say they had potential, but they went downhill FAST after their second album. And to answer your question: They sold out HARD AND FAST. Honestly, it's like they were at the rock party, but they weren't around long enough for anyone to notice... or care.
It sucks because I grew up with This Love and She Will Be Loved, to me their last good album was Hands All Over I don't know why but the songs on that one really put a smile on my face, it pains me to see what this "band" has become and I say "band" in quotations because it's all just Adam while the other members are their in the background.
I would say that It won’t be soon before Long that was the last good record. But that’s my two cents.
It's funny that this album was released in 2012. That same year, Adam Levine appeared as an actor in the second season of American Horror Story, Asylum, deemed to be the best season of that show. He was shockingly OK in that show, though. Probably all his effort went to that instead of music.
And if you hate him, you can watch this show because
SPOILER
his character gets murdered during the season.
But that was the best part. I wanted to see Adam suffer and it did not disappoint me at all
What do you think of Maroon 5?
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Rocked first two albums are bops, third has some decent songs and this one has admittedly some that are guilty pleasures for me but since then they’ve been ass
Makes Me Wonder is one of my favorite songs of all time. That said, even in the 00s they were very hit and miss, although I could at least respect them as a band, even if I didn't always dig what they were putting out. Then the '10s happened...
Hardcore selling out, anyone?
Songs About Jane is my second favorite album of all time (right behind Use Your Illusion II) and It Won’t Be Soon Before Long is great too but ever since then they’re fucking terrible
James Valentine is a good guitarist
Songs About Jane is a very good pop rock album tbh.
Do a regretting the past of Vanilla Ice’s Nu Metal period
James Games wait, that was a thing??
Yeah for like 3 albums and Ice went by V-Ice
NeverMindGaming I would but no money
I've got to give this listen
Aswin Anil No not necessarily
Well, this was unexpected. But yeah, a lot of Maroon 5's discography is regretful.
I did tolerate their first two albums, and then their later work just rubbed me the wrong way.
Not even their third album?
Rock/Metal isn’t a party, it’s an experience
"Even the most broken English K-pop hit is better than this!"
Fun fact: K-pop group Dreamcatcher covered Lucky Strike. It sounds much better, largely because the women in Dreamcatcher sound a lot better than Adam Lavigne's flat, nasally quack of a singing voice here.
"Fun fact: K-pop group Dreamcatcher covered Lucky Strike"
You actually completely missed the most important part of that cover: Dreamcatcher covered "Lucky Strike" by doing a ROCK version of it. This is important because Maroon 5 USED to be a Rock band.
I looked it up, and it sounds much better than the maroon 5 version. watched it two times between the video, and one time after to cleanse me from this album
Soccer moms listening to Maroon 5. Here I am w/ my mom jamming out to... Well anything else honestly!
My mom was more into stuff like Korn and Deftones, than the likes of Maroon 5.
Maroon 5? Well, that's a name I haven't heard in a while.
Not that I'm unfamiliar with them, it's just that I lost interest in the band since 2007.
And this album is the primary reason why. Apart from Payphone and its hilariously out-of-place music video, literally nothing about this album is redeemable.
I never lost interest in Maroon 5. I never had any to begin with.
? 😧
@eating sugar no papa ?
Gosh, this album brought back so many flashbacks of high school. So many girls were singing these songs. I wish I had kept those memories in the back of my mind.
10:21 As your girlfriend...
...potentially. 🤨 Or I'd just give you my standard eye roll.
You know my pickup line game is MUCH better than that.
Is it though? Is it reeeeeally?
JK it is 😘
You guys get along so well.
@@geekymetalhead5112 It's adorable, really.
Wait....girlfriend?
Adam has such a God complex, it absolutely shows during the halftime show
And they snubbed fucking sweet victory
Todd in the Shadows described Levine’s voice as sounding like a “frog that swallowed a harmonica.”
My favourite was when he said that he sounded like if a clarinet learned how to talk
A mom here. There is hope for us. The Who is my all time favorite, but Queen is a close second. Since I was young, classic rock has been a staple and I exposed my kids to it.
I wouldn't be a music fan if it weren't for my mom. Mostly because, I wouldn't have been born, but still.
@@derekfletcher8934 same
They ripped off DuckTales!
And I didn’t appreciate having to watch Levine prance around on stage in addition to his... music
Wait.... this was close to two years ago and Luke mentions "Karens" and "want to speak to your manager" haircuts (damn funny BTW).
Was this the genesis of the "Karen" meme, or am I not going back far enough? Cuz damn dude, if this is true, you deserve royalties.
its like he predicted the future !
The one thing that always bugged me about Maroon 5 was Adam. He can sing (when he's not being double penetrated by mixing softwares that is!) But the man has a horrible personality. He makes Wes Scantalin, Fred Durst & Tyler Connelly look like The Wiggles!
Nah he’s not up there with them he’s just annoying
Trust me, Adam hasn’t had nearly as many run-ins with the law as people like Wes Scantlin have. I don’t even think he’s been arrested once. I’ve honestly heard mixed things about him in person. I’ve heard some say he was nice to them, while a whole lot of others have said he’s a straight-up tool in person. But I wouldn’t say he’s as bad as the three you mentioned (or another one to throw on there, Chad Croaker, I mean Kroeger).
@@heymistercarter. That's a good point.
Honestly, I never got the appeal of Maroon 5.
At least with Puddle of Mudd and Theory of a Deadman, I kinda got into it at first. Mostly because I was more into post-grunge than whatever the hell M5 was going for both in the past and now.
Not to say that Adam is a terrible singer, it's just hard to listen to him the same way again after he decided to go all T-Pain.
Carla Johnson, I misread your comment as saying "Moron 5". I think it's better that way.
"Why am I writing these out? They are awful!"
OK, I lost it there (LOL!). Well done ;).
As one who remembers when "Harder to Breathe" first came out, this is indeed a let down from what they used to be.
Okay, I just about choked when you said "Adam Levine wants to be Chris Martin... " not because it's funny, but the coffee shop I'm in started playing "Viva La Vida" overhead. No shit, I can't make this shit up.
So some weird shit happened today:
In my film class, my professor was talking about Maroon 5’s performance at the Super Bowl and said they were a shitty version of Coldplay, just under a week after this video was uploaded.
I liked maroon 5 in 2007 I think? But they have made the 2010’s radio unbearable
The sad part is that Maroon 5 makes me miss when Nickelback had like 50% of their albums songs being played on the radio. I still remember hearing If Today was Your Last Day and Rockstar nonstop on multiple radio stations back in middle school. While Nickelback wasn't that great, I can actually praise them for actually sounding like a band.
It's sad because Songs About Jane is actually a decent album
most of maroon 5 were first in a band called kara's flowers, and they released an actually great britpop-inspired album called "the fourth world"
Behold, my brethren, the triforce of Karen Rock:
Maroon 5, Imagine Dragons, Kings of Leon
This needs to be top comment
ALRIGHT!!!! I have been waiting a long time for you to take these guys down a peg. Thanks luke.
I just checked Wikipedia. This album sold more copies 11 times the amount of copies sold from Amon Amarths Fate of Norn's up to Jomsviking.
Excuse me while I drown in Mead and puke up my lunch and breakfast.
Edit: I fixed the comment because it turns out this album is 11 times more successful than the entire Amon Amarth discography. I think I'm gonna be sick.
In a perfect world With Oden on Our Side would be ten times platinum while music like Maroon 5 would be the genre everyone says is dying.
Remember when 'Harder to Breathe' showed so much promise?
I want a regretting the past for Saliva, FFDP and Imagine Dragons.
Staind. KoRn. My darkest days.
Well, The Path of Totality by Korn deserves a Regretting the Past.
5FDP is probably gonna be 4 or 5 hours (since his RTP videos are usually a half hour long)
Saliva, Staind and KoRn are good, FFDP and Imagine Dragons deserve to be in the regretting the past
@@jaredmendez12 I have the same thoughts about The Stage from A7X
My band almost opened up for buckcherry. I fought so hard to not have us open up for them and luckily we weren’t picked..... would’ve been my first show with the band too.
Good God, opening for Buckcherry would be more embarrassing than dying of syphilis.
What's your band called?
>not stealing Buckcherry's audience and using it for good and not evil
son I am disappoint
E-Hero Stratos we’re called Tax Evasion. We would’ve opened up for them at this place called the Chance in New York
NeverMindGaming we still got some shows!
South Korean girl group Dreamcatcher did a cover of "Lucky Strike," and I'm not gonna lie, it sounds significantly better than the original product: czcams.com/video/AM7ro_nBCHI/video.html
I mean, you can actually hear real instruments in it, and the singers sound much more fitting and less processed.
We've gotten to a point where a K-pop song can sound more stripped down and enjoyable than Maroon 5.
Hahaha, are his bandmates even playing the instruments?😂
In all honesty, the repeated DuckTales "Woo-hoo!" sample you put into the video during the first song has me laughing hysterically every time I think about it, especially with the line "sue you into the Stone Age" thrown in there. It's so good. 🤣
Still hoping for RTP weezer's Raditude, no matter if Rock Critic already reviewed it
This album can also be called Skittle, Starburst, Monster barf fantasy
After watching this, I deleted M5 from my phone, gave away the CDs to thrifts stores, and flogged myself with my belt
This might be the worst most bland boring album ever. I'd rather listen to flourescent lights
Ah Maroon 5.....they're that one band that just stands around while Adam Levine takes his shirt off, right?
Superbowl should try and get a Heavy metal band instead of a Pop group
That'd cool and all but at least with this shit you have a piss break
@@kallumwatts9543 that is very true
If only.
E-Hero Stratos yes it would make a change from the boring half time shows if slipknot, Lamb of God, Cannibal Corpse, Whitechapel, Mushroomhead, Korn and many others performed at the superbowl.
Before Dave Brockey died, their were rumors of getting GWAR to play at halftime, but the No Fun League shit on that idea.
Now you need to do a "Regretting The Past" for "V" or "Red Pill Blues."
or "Jordi".
Maroon 5 went from “Harder to Breathe” to “One More Night”. Let that sink in
And now, stuff like Girls Like You. SheesH!
Just when I thought I couldn't come across anything worse than Scars and Souvenirs...
Well, I just ate my words. Here are my thoughts on this album;
1) I was just bored by this song. It's about as artistic as Van Gogh slicing off his ear. Also, hearing that the beat ripped off DuckTales really rubs me the wrong way.
2) Apart from the out-of-place music video which is too far good for the song itself, the actual song itself is another crappy breakup song.
3) I fell asleep when I first heard this. Seriously, this was just boring.
4) This is the best track on is album, it's not great but at least there's some energy to it.
5) And now I fell asleep again. It's disjointed and offers nothing of interest.
6) It had potential to be a great song, but it falls into the same trappings as the other tracks.
7) Completely forgettable.
8) I don't know what to say about this. This is the most boring song I've ever heard. I don't know why this was even made.
9) Like with "Love Somebody" this had the potential to be a decent song, but it falls flat.
10) This is the same pop-techno junk. Also, Strong Bad would like a word with you, Mr. Levine.
11) I really don't see the appeal for this song, especially when there are much better electro-pop out there.
12) There's some actual instrumentals, refreshingly enough. A nice change of pace from everything else from the album. Shame it wasn't enough to save the album.
Overexposed is the most boring album I've ever heard in my life. I know, I've been spiteful towards Scars and Souvenirs a few weeks back but at least it didn't bore me as much. Just when I think of something as the worst, something even worse comes across my mind.
These Regretting The Past videos never cease to surprise me.
Theory of a Deadman at least doesn't sound like a T-Pain knock-off.
I also did like Got It Made, Crutch, Bad Girlfriend and Little Smirk.
Admittedly, I liked a few songs from Theory of a Deadman.
Can't really say the same for Maroon 5, apart from their first two albums.
I literally forgot about Theory of a Deadman after finishing their RTP video.
I could sit here & say how bands like Walk The Moon, Two Door Cinema Club & Neon Trees have more dynamic and range & how some acts like Paramore, Panic! At The Disco & Queens Of The Stone Age have pulled off a Pop sound better than anything Adam Levine has done. But naw, I'm know someone else who can do it MILES better all by himself.
Tilian Pearson. When taken out of Dance Gavin Dance, he can really utilize the Pop aesthetic w/ amazing results, seriously all of the albums in his solo catalog (especially The Skeptic BTW!!!) wipe the floor w/ how infectious the melodies are, how colorful & intricate the production/sound flows & how fun/honest Tilian's lyrics can be.
Maybe I'm just speaking for myself, given my bias, but dude I hear all these shallow+soulless pop artists & I immediately think of many people who can do it better. & Given all the horrible Pop trends that keep coming up in recent years, Tilian is someone who not only understands it but enjoys it. Again The Skeptic is just an absolute pleasure! (It's for sure a better 1975 album than what we actually got from The 1975!)
R. I. S. K.
When 2012 was listed as “the end of the world “ I imagine they heard Maroon 5 through their vision. Can’t blame them for assuming.
Even when nickelback sells out, they tend to keep everything natural.
I listened to Songs About Jane for the first time the other day, and the drop in quality between that and this is jaw dropping.
I remember when someone told me James Valentine had a band I should check out. Never would’ve seen this coming.
Adam Levine's voice reminds me of a vocaloid that someone is using incorrectly. Like a badly malfunctioning Hatsune Miku
Or a poor man's T-Pain.
20:34 what in the world is that guitarist doing with the guitar
It's a bass.
I know what type of guitar it is
At least he had one, unlike he did in the studio
@@Blackout_1692 What type of it guitar is it then? To me it looks clearly like a bass.
Teaching Adam how to dance in the Super Bowl Halftime Show
Hands All Over was their last Pop Rock album after that they went downhill
God overexposed is right. I remember not being able to escape songs like One More Night, Payphone, Daylight or Moves Like Jagger.
"Moves Like Jagger" is on "Hands All Over", not "Overexposed".
@@happyears21694 Moves Like Jagger originally not on Hands All Over. When they realised that the album didn't do well (that album still hit number 2!!! at Billboard), they decided to re-release the album with that song to help the album sales or trying to hit number 1 to boost Adam Levine's ego.
@@happyears21694some versions of Overexposed have "Moves like Jagger" as a bonus track
Maroon 5 releasing an album called Overexposed is too fitting to even make jokes about.
I like it when you interrupt it with the "WOO-HOO". It makes it funny.
I knew the mom comment was coming because my mom listens to maroon 5. What's really sad is that back in the 80's she liked good rock bands like AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, and Aerosmith. She was in high school during the middle of the 80's.
You can't talk shit on grocery store music, now, because just yesterday the one across the street from me was playing "Highway Star".
Their first album I love it but It Won't Be Soon Before Long that was like the album I grew up with so underrated imo
I've never liked It Won't Be Soon Before Long TBH
At this point, Maroon 5 are to the 2010s what Chicago was to the '80s.
...I bought the single version of One More Night. I still regret it.
Also, Maroon 5 played the Super Bowl before AC/DC.
Maroon 5 aka Adam Levine and 6 Other Shmucks.
I'm surprised they haven't quit the band because of that.
When the closest thing to Rock is Maroon 5, this Super Bowl halftime show is gonna suck
When more people want Spongebob playing instead of Maroon 5 (in 2019 no less), then the band has a problem.
@@zeitgeistdinahmoebwanafefe8721 I still can't fully understand how we went from instant classics like Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Prince, and Paul McCaurtney to shows that age terribly in a year like Justin Timberlake, The Black Eyed Peas, Coldplay, and Madonna
@@briankaslewicz6130 On that note, it sounds like they will perform Sweet Victory.
@@mrmysterion5533 I hope so & it's not a giant cocktease.
@@briankaslewicz6130 Unfortunately, it WAS a giant cocktease.
The minute I heard Payphone in the review I thought “oh my god noooooo!!” It brought back a flood of memories from when that song was overplayed to death...god did I get sick of that song, I’d be happy never hearing it again for the rest of my days...
...Yeeeaah, I really don’t care for this band. Though I do like Harder to Breathe (it’s probably the only song of theirs that I enjoy and will go out of my way to listen to), and they do have maybe a handful of other songs that I can tolerate, I think they’re incredibly overplayed and dull. On top of that, something about Adam Levine kinda rubs me the wrong way - he comes of as a bit of a “player” to me.
So I'm pretty open about my music taste. I mean my favorite band is the Backstreet Boys. But if I had a guilty pleasure song it would be "Payphone"
That was the only song out of the album that I kinda liked.
And, about that halftime show? Well, let's just say it was worse than overexposed itself cause Adam and Travis "took our one chance at happiness and crushed it, crushed it into little tiny bite sized pieces." 😑
For real. If Spongebob shows up at the halftime and Sweet Victory is played, Maroon 5 is forgiven for their sins.
It's been over a month since the Super Bowl and I'm still triggered.
@@GoombaGuy1996 yeah. I’m pissed
Have you ever listened to pre Maroon 5 albums ...we like digging?, fourth world or stagg street recordings that were released under the name Kara's flowers? I find them pretty interesting especialy we like digging album. You realy ask yourself how did this happened.
"Music a 17 year-old can make in Fruity Loops software." Damn, that was personal.
Overexposed was the final nail in the coffin. Songs About Jane is still one of my favourite albums though
I was 14-ish when Love Somebody was released as a radio signle and even back then (when I still had zero musical taste) thought that song was absurdly boring and empty.
Overexposed? More like Overproduced!
It's ironic how Overexposed maroon 5 (with 5 members) sounds more like a band than Red Pill Blues Maroon 5 (with 7 members). WHAT THE FUCK HAPPENED?!
I worked in a supermarket in 2012 and yes, 'one more night' was played CONSTANTLY! I think the sound system must have been stuck on repeat.
I remember hearing that as well as "Daylight" play on repeat on adult contemporary radio back in 2013-14. Hearing those songs bring me straight back to high school... for better or for worse
This video is proof that the Luke and Dom duo should collab on more projects together
I think they hate each other
They did in "All the Right Reasons" when The Dom and 6 others including The Nostalgic Critic, TheHorrorGuru and Some Jerk With a Camera screws him up with "Photograph" at the end before he goes to a shower and actually cry or fake cry.
This was the most boring album I've heard in a long time. Even more than Megadeth's Risk.
Do not compare Maroon 5 to Megadeth
You're right. They're way too good to be compared to this shit.
No. Risk is worse.
?????? 😧🤦🏻♂️
Bless you for this man. Haven't even seen it and I already love the video
It’s a shame they became Adam Levine’s solo project , because I think Songs about Jane is a fantastic pop rock album that incorporates elements of funk and even jazz. They used to sound like a band making music they love, now it’s just the Adam Levine show.
THE DOM IS HERE! 10/10
Prog Metal Masterpiece
You must be kidding, this is not prog metal,
And all of a sudden I have Get Stoned by Hinder in my head again plus I think last month I think guess what came on the radio when I was in my mom's car sorry by Buckcherry I wanted to dive out headfirst out on the pavement not literally
I've noticed on the album cover, in a section, that one of the characters' body structure looks similar to that of Finn from Adventure Time.
Same