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iTunes for Mac + PC Open iTunes to preview, buy, and download music. by Lextacy20 I have loved this band since I was 8 years old. I am now 19 going on 20 and i still love this band. I am soo thankful that they have decided to put out a new album. The new album is absolutely wonderful. The lyrics touched my heart and the music made me wanna either dance or cry. Love this album and I love Matchbox Twenty.
by SammyZ1986 Look, I'm a big fan of these guys. They headlined the first concert I ever went to (Rose Garden, Portland OR, 2001). I've been waiting ten years for a proper follow up to the excellent Yourself or Someone Like You. North just isn't it. "Parade," "The Way" and "Radio" are fantastic, but everything else sounds like Rob Thomas solo fodder. Musical "evolution" is fine and all, but why change overall sound with your fourth album in a long 16 year career? Tune down the keys, guys, let Kyle Cook play his guitar a wee bit louder and remind everyone why your debut record was the one of the best albums of the mid-90s.
by B#1 The soundtrack of the soul.
Formed: 1996 in Orlando, FL
Genre: Pop
Years Active: '90s, '00s, '10s
Upon the release of their debut album, Yourself or Someone Like You, in fall 1996, Matchbox Twenty was pigeonholed as one of the legions of post-grunge guitar bands that roamed the American pop scene in the middle of that decade. As their first single, "Push," climbed the charts, it was widely assumed (at least by cynical critics) that they were a one-hit wonder, but Yourself or Someone Like You continued to spin off singles well into 1998. By that time, the group's blend of '70s arena rock and early-'90s... Full Bio
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