The Man Who - Travis
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  • Summary: This second album from the Scottish quartet was co-produced by Nigel Godrich (Radiohead).
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  1. travis is always great band!!!!!!!!!!! it's shame that they are not known like coldplay or radiohead but the actually they're of free bands who prefer artistry rather than sales and fame.......... Expand
  2. The album is a must-listen for the Britpop fans. The album is very satisfactory. Travis' songs cover a unique sense of melancholy that is bittersweet and enjoyable at the same time. 'Why Does It Always Rain on Me?', 'Writing to Reach You', 'The Fear', 'Driftwood' and 'Slide Show' are the songs in which a person will drown due to their depth! A fabulous experience! Expand
  3. matta
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    This album is a british rock classic. There really isn't a bad track. Very sophisticated, moody, and beautiful. To be honest, the worst track is probably the catchy but lyrically-retarded "Driftwood" and that is saying something considering even that song is pretty good. This is easily their best album to date beating out Good Feeling(I'd say around a 6) The Invisible Band(8) and 12 Memories(7). Expand