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Maroon 5 - Poster
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Product information
Condition:
New
Location:
South Africa
Product code:
1937314
Bob Shop ID:
598687329
Maroon 5 - Poster
The poster is also available framed or block mounted.
Officially Licensed Poster - Produced in the USA. Printed onto 180gsm paper, the posters are produced using the highest resolution images and quality printing techniques.
This is a maxi poster measuring 610mm x 910mm
The Band
Maroon 5 began as a late-Nineties L.A. grunge outfit called Kara's Flowers, featuring guitarist-singer Adam Levine, keyboardist Jesse Carmichael, bassist Mickey Maddin and drummer Ryan Dusick, who were signed to Reprise while still in high school. They issued one poor-selling album and broke up for college. Soon, though, they reunited, this time calling themselves Maroon 5 and adopting a poppier, more R&B-inflected sound, and adding guitarist James Valentine. In 2002 they issued their debut, Songs About Jane, a slow-building success (it went to Number 6 two years after its issue) thanks to the single "Harder to Breathe" (Number 18, 2003). More singles followed, including "This Love" (Number 5, 2004), "She Will Be Loved" (Number 5, 2004) and "Sunday Morning" (Number 31, 2005).