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Maroon 5

Live - Friday The 13th

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October 20, 2005

Reprising all twelve cuts from Maroon 5's 2002 debut, Live: Friday the 13th is mostly a victory lap for these hardworking popsters — complete with copious girly screams from the audience. But if you're aching for a nine-minute, jammy rendition of "Sweetest Goodbye" or loose-limbed takes on hits that were fairly jumpin' in their studio versions — not to mention the accompanying DVD of the same show — you've come to the right piece of merch.

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