On 22 May, Maroon 5 released their second major album. As Adam Levine declared, the album is the follow-up to Songs About Jane (their first album in Maroon 5 formula). But it sounds a little bit different with a lot of funky and soul. Somehow the rock part in some songs really disappeared. Songs like "If I never see your face again", "Makes me wonder" remembers me of artists from the 80's. "Little of your time" can become easily a dance success, and could become a favorite mix for some DJ's out there in London. The boys didn't forget the slow songs: "Won't go home without you", "Goodnight, goodnight", and "Better that we break" follow the soupy style that made them known. I wasn't really very hit by their new album, but by the good production quality. Every song has a crystal clear sound, without any artificial enhancements. Here is the playlist:
1. "If I Never See Your Face Again"
2. "Makes Me Wonder"
3. "Little of Your Time"
4. "Wake Up Call"
5. "Won't Go Home Without You"
6. "Nothing Lasts Forever"
7. "Can't Stop"
8. "Goodnight Goodnight"
9. "Not Falling Apart"
10. "Kiwi"
11. "Better That We Break"
12. "Back at Your Door"
Bonus tracks:
UK release
1. "Until You're Over Me" – 3:15
2. "Infatuation" – 4:25
Japan release
1. "Until You're Over Me" – 3:15
2. "Infatuation" – 4:25
3. "Losing My Mind" – 3:21
Mexican and EU release
1. "Infatuation" – 4:25
