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All rights reserved.| Track Listing 1. Sing 2. Dear Diary 3. Side 4. Pipe Dreams 5. Flowers In The Window 6. Cage 7. Safe 8. Follow The Light 9. Last Train 10. Afterglow 11. Indefinitely 12. Humpty Dumpty Love Song
Album Notes Travis: Francis Healy, Douglas Payne, Andy Dunlop, Neil Primrose.Additional personnel: Millennia Strings (strings); Jason Falkner (keyboards).Recorded at Ocean Way Studios, Los Angeles, California and Air Studios, London, England.Travis's second album THE MAN WHO made them one of the biggest bands in the UK. With all eyes upon the group for a follow-up, the foursome opts not for the deconstructed expectation-confounded tactics of Radiohead's KID A, but instead continues on the same path they'd already been heading down. THE INVISIBLE BAND is considerably softer than the band's previous albums, pursuing the ballad as transcendent mode of expression, but the popcraft is just as winningly melodic, the guitars just as jangly and inviting, and Fran Healy's songs as subtly accessible as ever. There are a few unusual touches (the banjo on "Sing," the electronic squiggles ending "Afterglow"), but for the most part, THE INVISIBLE BAND is full of simple, infectious melodies, intelligently expressed emotions, and a warmth that finds Travis aligned with the likes of Coldplay in open-hearted opposition to the Oasis/Blur "it's all about me" school of Britpop. Closing with one of the album's most powerful songs, the affecting, broken-hearted ballad "The Humpty Dumpty Love Song," THE INVISIBLE BAND is an admirable display of Travis's continued strength and staying power. Editorial Reviews CMJ (06/11/2001) Uncut (08/01/2001) NME (06/09/2001) Mojo (07/01/2001) Q (07/01/2001) Spin (08/01/2001) Rolling Stone (06/21/2001) NME (12/29/2001) Mojo (01/01/2002) Mojo (01/01/2002) | |||||||||||||
Reviews Review created: 30/03/08 by: the poster is incredible, esp for the price!! fantastic and TOP quality item. it seems a bit bigger then the average size poster, but it may just be my eyes, but its really top quality, printing is really good and it came in brilliant condition, very carefully packaed and very safetly packaged. extremly happy with seller Review ID: 10000000006392108 Was this review helpful? Report this review Review created: 31/01/08 by: the first of many albums from one of the best groups in the world.and did i mention that they are scottish...................... Review ID: 10000000005305686 Was this review helpful? Report this review I think this album (Travis - The Invisible Band CD, 2001) is a classic piece of recent British pop/rock music. Review ID: 10000000005026331 Was this review helpful? Report this review Review created: 27/03/07 by: One of my favourite albums ever... its not going to make you jump out of your seat in excitement but its calming and beautiful :) Review ID: 10000000003244537 Was this review helpful? Report this review Review created: 04/09/06 by: Diffilement classable, rock ?, country-folk, parfois hard-rock. Guitares bien trempées, de belles harmonies vocales, c'est le nouveau rock ! Review ID: 10000000001734075 Was this review helpful? Report this review |
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