Drab and pointless.

babygirl614 wrote:
I was thinkin' "Keane".

Och, 'groos, mon!

Sounds perfect from here :p

coccyx wrote:

Because they're from Scotland.

Note: understanding Scottish cabbies is pretty difficult too.

I think he's saying "the faster you fall"

but why does it sound so much like "you bastard you fall"

?

Loved the early bit.....but the latter is...eh.

I hate that I like this perky little diddy but sometimes when the clock seems to be stuck at work, that's what you need

babygirl614 wrote:
I heard that, too.

nyclulu wrote:

Me too! It bookmarks my life back on yesterday :)
Aww sweet, so sweet

I love this song. It bookmarks my life back in 2001. aww memories

Sounds just a tiny bit like the Raspberries in that first bit. Not bad.

I uploaded "Comin' Around" by these guys. I think it is one cool song... better than this one, and I like this one. Rebecca didn't like it though... it was rejected.

I find Travis to be so... so... well... average and bland.

I've been rocking out in the shower to this disc for the past few weeks (is that too much info?). Love this song... don't think there are many better.

kelty wrote:
Makes me want to have a sandwich. Roast beef, a little horseradish. I have no idea why.

I bought this album (OK, CD) on the recommendation of a friend. I had never heard of Travis but I trusted my friend's judgement.
After one listen, I was hooked. Perfect road-trip CD.

Hooray! Old Travis does nothing but make me happy :goodvibes:
(New Travis does nothing but make me want to listen to Coldplay, as much as I hate to admit it :( )

Me likee. I think I've become a sucker for a whole group of UK bands within a certain genre: Travis, Coldplay, Starsailor...
:nodhead:

That's so funny!! I did too...hah. We definitely don't hear enough of this band. Haven't heard much since "sing"...


:D :D :D

Please, play more songs from this album.

I still like it.

so tired of this song...

Scotland's answer to.... well.... it's Travis... and they're great

I had this on softly and I thought I was hearing a new Annie Lennox song. It's interesting these guys are from Scotland as is Ms. Lennox. Anyway.

First heard this song last year, right after the Sept. 11 attacks. It sort of became a theme song during those uncertain days that followed. What would happen next? Were there more attacks to come? Yeah, that song really helped get through that period. Gave me hope.

"Its alright. Just follow the light and don't be afraid of the dark (the unknown)."

...don't be afraid of the dark...

his voice sounds like a cross between jeff buckley and rufus wainwright to me... not a bad song... heard of travis before but this is the first time i've heard their music..

Influenced by Radiohead? Isn't this the Church who did Under the Milky Way back in the 80's? Sure sounds like that band. Maybe they were influenced by, like, Radiohead's uncle or something, Beavis.

Undoubtedly influenced by Radiohead, but at the same time not sounding like them. What's wrong with this? It seems that several people want them to be more like current Radiohead, or to not be at all. This is Radiohead without all the gloom. Fluffy not in the sense of lacking substance--Travis has a great deal of substance--but in the sense of bringing you up instead of bringing you down. Like REM on their latest album (altough that, even to me, might go a little too far in the realm of "fluff.").