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Matchbox Twenty Yourself Or Someone Like You

Matchbox Twenty’s ‘Yourself Or Someone Like You’ Turns 30

by Paul Cashmere

Matchbox Twenty’s Yourself Or Someone Like You turns 30, revisiting the album’s unlikely commercial rise and the stories behind Long Day, Push and 3AM.

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