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Jason Mraz
Waiting for My Rocket to Come
Release Date: 2002 10 15
Label: Warner Bros.
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Jason Mraz's Waiting for My Rocket to Come is a two-part invention. The first level is that of a young, almost compelling, singer/songwriter. Mraz has a nice voice, perhaps a little too articulated at times, which manages to mostly avoid the histrionic despite a predilection towards show tuney melodic turns. His voice tumbles out on top of folk-reggae rhythms that will probably sound a bit dated with time, but his vocals are filled with enough internal rhythms and rhymes to keep them interesting. Lyrically, Mraz relies on cliché to a certain degree, but does so with an earnestness that allows for believability and an eye for imagery that succeeds often enough to suggest that he knows what he's doing. The second level of Waiting for My Rocket to Come is the production of John Alagía, whose work has enhanced other similar folk-pop fair, including the Dave Matthews Band and O.A.R. His work with Mraz is, at its best, transparent, filling out the songs with subtle and glossy production and instrumentation. Reflections of banjos, organs, mellotrons, lap steels, ukuleles, and others peak out through the shine of the tunes, creating an impact too rich to be written off as lite. Jesse Jarnow, All Music Guide

Tracks:
TitleComposerTime
1You and I BothMraz3:39
2I'll Do AnythingMraz, Galewood3:11
3Remedy (I Won't Worry)Spock, Christy, Mraz, Edwards4:16
4Who Needs ShelterKeup, Mraz, Schermerhorn3:12
5Curbside ProphetMraz, Ruffalo, Galewood3:34
6Sleep All DayMraz4:56
7Too Much FoodMraz3:41
8Absolutely ZeroMraz5:39
9On Love in SadnessKeene, Mraz3:28
10No Stopping UsMraz3:18
11Boy's GoneMraz4:15
12Tonight, Not AgainMraz, Keene4:49







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