We Like Digging?
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We Like Digging? | ||||
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File:We Like Digging? album cover (1994).jpg | ||||
Studio album by Kara's Flowers | ||||
Released | September 16, 1995[1] | |||
Recorded | July – August 1994; at Your Mom's House[2] | |||
Genre | ||||
Length | 55:52 | |||
Label | Self-released | |||
Producer | Noah B. Dante Gershman | |||
Kara's Flowers chronology | ||||
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We Like Digging? is a self-released album by Kara's Flowers, which later became Maroon 5. It was released in 1995 before The Fourth World's release on Reprise Records. Five hundred CDs were sold around Brentwood School in Los Angeles and Hollywood clubs.[3]
Track listing
- "Peeler" — 4:41
- "Give Me Love" — 4:14
- "Mental Mind Fuck" — 4:35
- "Stable" — 4:17
- "Ray Pim" — 2:48
- "Leave A Message" — 6:14
- "Miner" — 5:01
- "Dame Cabeza" — 4:26
- "Clomb" — 2:08
- "Genius" — 5:29
- "Untitled" — 12:58
Personnel
- Kara's Flowers
- Adam Levine – lead vocals, lead guitar
- Jesse Carmichael – rhythm guitar, vocals
- Michael Madden – bass
- Ryan Dusick – drums, percussion
- Others
- Noah B. Dante Gershman – producer
- Unknown – mixer
Stagg Street recordings
In 1999, after breaking off their record deal with Reprise Records, the band recorded tracks for a new album without a record deal. These can only be found leaked on the internet now, unofficially released.[4] The track listing is as follows:
- "If You Only Knew" – 3:26
- "The Fog" – 4:42
- "Simple Kind of Lovely" – 3:24
- "The Great Getaway" – 4:13
- "Good at Being Gone" – 3:05
- "Not Falling Apart" – 2:15 (not to be confused with the It Won't Be Soon Before Long track)
- "The Kid with the Velvet Eyes" – 5:13
- "As Things Collide" – 3:50
- "Everyday Goodbyes" – 4:01
- "A Day in the Life (Out-take)" – 1:14