Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago

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Setlist:

00:00 - If You Only Knew:
"In 1999 we were promoting a demo called Stagg Street Recordings. This song was the opening track on that disc. We were still called Kara’s Flowers at this point, but we were starting to write songs with a bit of a soul influence, which was the first inkling of what would become Maroon 5."

03:28 - Simple Kind of Lovely:
"This song was track 3 on Stagg Street Recordings."

07:08 - The Great Getaway:
"This song was track 4 on Stagg Street Recordings. I don’t remember exactly what inspired this song, but there’s definitely a little Paul Simon influence, and I threw in some Latin & Caribbean rhythms for good measure."

11:35 - Everyday Goodbyes:
"This song was the closing track on Stagg Street Recordings."

15:26 - These Days:
"This song was a remnant of a transitional period when we were incorporating a lot of different influences, some of which we ended up moving on from. We only played this song live and never recorded it in a studio, but it was an interesting transitional song in the development of the band."

20:14 - However, Whatever:
"This song started with a chorus melody and chord progression I had written, which Adam took and turned into a whole song. We only played it live a few times and never recorded it, but it was an interesting transitional song in the development of the Maroon 5 sound."


I'm not the owner of this video, all rights belong to Maroon 5 and Kara's Flowers. The video, the audio and the information were taken from Ryan Dusick's (Kara's Flowers' drummer) Instagram page (@ryan_michael_dusick). If he wants this video to be deleted, just let me know and I'll do it.