Travis - The Man Who
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Free Music Review: Confusion for "Extra Tracks"
Hit: 5 Stars
There are two major versions of the CD, one includes three bonus tracks total- "Blue Flashing Light," "20," and "Only Molly Knows." The other one includes just "Blue Flashing Light." I think "Blue Flashing Light" is meant to be a hidden track on all versions of the CD. It is not clear which CDs have the extra two and which ones do not. It's best for a seller to list the actual tracks on the CD in this case.Free Music Review: Amazing!
Hit: 5 Stars
This was a band that I knew nothing about until they were going to be at a festiful that I was going to in 2005. After hearing their music I am so mad that I didn't know about them sooner. They are amazing and I like everyone of their songs. They are one of my favorite bands. I am so happy that I found out about them and hope they never stop making amazing music!Free Music Review: A great album !
Hit: 5 Stars
I discovered Travis about 4 years back with their then latest album The Invisible Band.The album quickly became a favourite with its intensely personal songs.
This earlier album is equally wonderful.Travis lead singer Fran Healy once said they prefer to remain "invisible" and let the music speak for themselves.Well this album speaks voulumes of their talent.The quiet anguish of Fran's voice perfectly fits the sombre tone of the songs each of which is a gem.
The album can get quickly addictive and you might find yourself listening to it all the time !!
Highly recommended.
Free Music Review: travis fan
Hit: 4 Stars
This is a group whom I never hear anyone talk about. I love there music & this one is there best album. Coldplay sounding.Free Music Review: Scotland rocks
Hit: 5 Stars
a powerfully addictive album that showcases the skills of a band that seems to combine some of the best qualities of Radiohead and Dave Matthews - while leaving out the bad behaviors and formulaic leanings of an Oasis.
Scotland produced a fine band, indeed.