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1.StopTonight, Not Again – Jason Mraz 07:55
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2.StopNot So Usual – Jason Mraz 03:33
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3.StopDialogue – Jason Mraz 00:52
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4.StopNo Doubling Back – Jason Mraz 04:30
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5.StopYou and I Both – Jason Mraz 03:39
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6.StopAbsolutely Zero – Jason Mraz 06:15
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7.Stop1000 Things – Jason Mraz 04:10
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8.StopCommon Pleasure – Jason Mraz 05:18
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9.StopCurbside Prophet – Jason Mraz 05:13
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10.StopSleeping to Dream – Jason Mraz 04:13
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11.StopUnfold – Jason Mraz 08:28
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12.StopNo Stopping Us [Live] – Jason Mraz 06:09
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13.StopThe Remedy (I Won't Worry) – Jason Mraz 03:39
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14.StopAfter an Afternoon – Jason Mraz 03:46
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15.StopToo Much Food – Jason Mraz 08:43
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16.The Right Kind – Jason Mraz 00:00
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17.Sleep All Day [Acoustic] – Jason Mraz 00:00
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18.Dream Life of Rand McNally – Jason Mraz 00:00
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19.0% Interest – Jason Mraz 00:00
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20.On Love, In Sadness – Jason Mraz 00:00
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21.The Boy's Gone – Jason Mraz 00:00
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22.Who Needs Shelter – Jason Mraz 00:00
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23.Rocket Man [Live] – Jason Mraz 00:00
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24.Tonight, Not Again [DVD] – Jason Mraz 00:00
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25.Not So Usual [DVD] – Jason Mraz 00:00
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26.No Doubling Back [DVD] – Jason Mraz 00:00
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27.You and I Both [DVD] – Jason Mraz 00:00
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28.Absolutely Zero [DVD] – Jason Mraz 00:00
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29.1000 Things [DVD] – Jason Mraz 00:00
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30.Common Pleasure [DVD] – Jason Mraz 00:00
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31.Curbside Prophet [DVD] – Jason Mraz 00:00
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32.Sleeping to Dream [DVD] – Jason Mraz 00:00
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33.Unfold [DVD] – Jason Mraz 00:00
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34.The Right Kind [DVD] – Jason Mraz 00:00
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35.No Stopping Us [DVD][Live] – Jason Mraz 00:00
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36.The Remedy (I Won't Worry) [DVD] – Jason Mraz 00:00
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37.After an Afternoon [DVD] – Jason Mraz 00:00
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38.Too Much Food [DVD] – Jason Mraz 00:00
Jason Mraz made quite an impression in 2003. With his lopsided eyes and irritatingly cockeyed cap, he was the anti-John Mayer even as he was his peer. For Mraz didn't so much wish to be the junior Dave Matthews as he did the non-threatening folk-pop jangle dealer -- a one-man O.A.R. for the spaghetti-strapped masses. And who needs bubblegum lips when you have the Matrix in your corner? Mraz built a nationwide coffeehouse on the strength of singles like "The Remedy (I Won't Worry)" and "You and I Both," and those tracks anchor this pleasant holdover live set. Tonight, Not Again finds Mraz to be an engaging performer, able to flutter his voice up and down through registers with incredible ease. He's performing music tailor-made for the Aware Records crowd -- Midwestern college students, open-mike hosts, and guys with beards. His backing band is quite capable, if a little too clean -- it's the same quibble that dogged Waiting for My Rocket to Come, but it still holds true. Can't someone buy these dudes a distortion pedal? Well, no need. Like Mayer's own live placeholder Any Given Thursday, every second of Mraz's Tonight, Not Again is populated by smitten screaming. That cockeyed cap Those lustrous high notes On October 28, 2003, Milwaukee's Eagles Ballroom was certainly catching the Jason Mraz vapors. The kid's twittering following eats up every morsel of Tonight, from the soft tones of the title track opener through the drifting "Sleeping to Dream" (his own "Wonderland"?) and the rousing, smartly lyrical "Too Much Food." Mraz is also shown to have a classic rock flair in his songwriting. "Absolutely Zero" references Pink Floyd's "Us and Them," "Common Pleasure" and "Curbside Prophet" stretch into scat and percussion-filled jams, and he does a nice cover of Elton John's "Rocket Man." John Popper guests, the horn section is a nice -- if a bit too grandiose -- touch, and pretty soon Tonight, Not Again becomes a fan-friendly breeze. For them, it'll be a happy-go-lucky yearbook scrawl from the lopsided-eyed guy himself. [Tonight, Not Again included a DVD portion with behind-the-scenes footage.] Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide
- Genre: Rock
- Category Adult Alternative Pop/Rock
- Release Date: August 24, 2004
- Artist: Mraz Jason
- Additional Artist: Jason Mraz (Vocals)