Mad Season is the second studio album by American rock band Matchbox Twenty, released on 23 May 2000 through Atlantic. It followed their 1996 debut, Yourself or Someone Like You, and sits between that record and 2002's More Than You Think You Are. The sound blends alternative rock, pop rock and a post-grunge edge, with a ready ear for a big chorus.

It is best known for its singles, and there were plenty. "Bent" went to number one on the US Billboard Hot 100, the band's first and only chart-topper there. "If You're Gone" and "Crutch" followed on the same day in September 2000, the first aimed at pop radio and the second at rock radio, a neat way of reaching two audiences at once. The title track and "Last Beautiful Girl" closed out the run in 2001. For anyone who remembers the turn of the millennium on the radio, this is the one to revisit.

Mad Season: tracklist, credits and charts

13 tracks · 1:00:26

Tracklist

  1. 1AngryRob Thomas3:45
  2. 2Black & White PeopleRob Thomas3:45
  3. 3CrutchRob Thomas3:25
  4. 4Last Beautiful GirlMatt Serletic and Rob Thomas4:03
  5. 5If You’re GoneRob Thomas4:35
  6. 6Mad SeasonRob Thomas5:02
  7. 7Rest StopRob Thomas4:29
  8. 8The BurnRob Thomas3:27
  9. 9BentRob Thomas4:16
  10. 10Bed of LiesMatt Serletic and Rob Thomas5:22
  11. 11LeaveRob Thomas4:34
  12. 12StopPaul Doucette and Rob Thomas3:49
  13. 13You Won’t Be MineRob Thomas9:53
Produced by
Matt Serletic
Recorded at
East Iris Recording Studio (Nashville), Ocean Way Nashville, Tree Sound Studios (Atlanta, Georgia), Ocean Way, Nashville
Mixed by
David Thoener
Mixed at
East Iris Recording Studio
Engineered by
Mark Dobson, Noel Golden, David Thoener
Label
Atlantic
Length
1:00:26

Line-up

  • Kyle Cook
  • Paul Doucette · acoustic guitar
  • Adam Gaynor
  • Rob Thomas · piano
  • Brian Yale
  • Sam Bacco · percussion · guest
  • Peter Stuart · background vocals · guest
  • Tony Adams · drums (drum set) · guest
  • Angie Aparo · background vocals · guest

Singles

  • “Bent” · 17 April 2000
  • “If You're Gone” · 18 September 2000
  • “Crutch” · 18 September 2000
  • “Mad Season” · 26 February 2001
  • “Last Beautiful Girl” · 4 September 2001

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 20003
UK Albums Chart · 200031
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 20001
Canadian Albums (Billboard) · 20003
New Zealand Albums · 20007
German Albums · 200011
Scottish Albums · 200018
Swedish Albums · 200044
Swiss Albums · 200057
Dutch Albums · 200060

Certifications

RegionCertification
Australia · 20014× Platinum
Canada · 20013× Platinum
New ZealandGold
United Kingdom · 2013Gold
United States · 20014× Platinum

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Wikidata23 May 2000
US release23 May 2000earliest US date
UK / Europe release23 May 2000earliest UK or European date
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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
2000ZAAtlantic6001208889231other
2000USAtlantic793654154983other
2000CAAtlantic075678333927other
23 May 2000USAtlantic075678333927original
23 May 2000USLava075678330223original
23 May 2000XEAtlantic075678333927original
23 May 2000USAtlantic075678333927original
23 May 2000AUAtlantic9325583007217original
23 May 2000USLava075678333927original
23 May 2000USAtlantic075678333927original
31 August 2001CNWEA International075679302526other
2012USAtlantic0075679955654deluxe
4 December 2012ALAtlantic075679382863other
4 December 2012XWAtlantic075679957542other
4 December 2012XWAtlantic075679958488deluxe
22 May 2020XWAtlantic075679812865deluxe
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