 | Ode to J. Smith [Read More ...]
Description: Ode To J. Smith by Travis is 11 tracks of their loudest, edgiest and most arresting record yet. The album was recorded at Rak Studios in London and produced by Emery Dobyns (Antony & The Johnsons, Patti Smith, Battles) and mixed at Electric Lady Studios in NY. Healy says this alb... |
 | The Man Who [Read More ...]
Description: With The Man Who, Scottish quartet Travis captured the very essence of their homeland, and unassumingly blew us away. The moderately paced, longing melodies, and lead singer Fran Healy's quietly desperate vocals, provide a haunting mask on what is actually a rugged, enduring, and... |
 | The Boy with No Name [Read More ...]
Description: Travis seemingly disappeared after the arguably forgettable 12 Memories but the sound of the Scottish group's daydream-pretty guitar rock endured thanks to Keane, Snow Patrol, and especially Coldplay. More than three years later, Travis is playing catch-up with their fifth studio... |
 | Singles [Read More ...]
Japanese pressing of 2004 singles collection featuring one bonus track 'Bring Me Round'. Sony. |
 | The Invisible Band [Read More ...]
Description: The Invisible Band marks no major change in direction for Travis, but this is no bad thing. That Travis are the most simplistic of the post-Radiohead groups may not sound like the heartiest of compliments, but it undoubtedly accounts for their massive appeal. The Man Who be... |
 | Roswell (Original Television Soundtrack) [Read More ...]
Description: This CD could've been titled Roswell: The Love Songs, what with almost every track's cargo of starry eyes, head-over-heels flips, and vows of eternal understanding. Its appeal to sensitive types is all but guaranteed by the presence of Dido's theme song "Here with Me" (in two ver... |
 | The Definitive Collection [Read More ...]
Description: 2008 digitally remastered two CD collection from the Country icon. Merle Travis was an American Country and Western singer, songwriter and musician born in Rosewood, Kentucky. His lyrics often discussed the exploitation of coal miners. However, it is his masterful guitar playing ... |
 | The Invisible Band [Read More ...]
Description: The Invisible Band marks no major change in direction for Travis, but this is no bad thing. That Travis are the most simplistic of the post-Radiohead groups may not sound like the heartiest of compliments, but it undoubtedly accounts for their massive appeal. The Man Who be... |
 | All Y'All [Read More ...]
Review: Go Travis!:I'm a big fan of the music of Travis Morrison and The Dismemberment Plan, and this CD also fits nicely in a top slot on my favorites list. Having been fortunate enough to catch a few live performances of the Travis Morrison Hellfighters, I feel that the CD exhibits the... |
 | 12 Memories [Read More ...]
Review: Take me away:Bands who suddenly change their sound should be braced for a storm of controversy -- is their new sound good or terrible?
And Travis takes a sharp left turn in "12 Memories," a controversial evolution in the Brit-pop band's sound. It's more cynical, more sharply mel... |
 | Travistan [Read More ...]
Description: For ten years, Morrison was the lead singer and lyricist of the DC art-rock quartet The Dismemberment Plan, who brought samplers, hip-hop, and fun to underground rock. This solo effort is a political, dark, and booty shaking release recorded by Chris Walla (Death Cab For Cutie, D... |
 | The Invisible Band [Read More ...]
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 | Good Feeling [Read More ...]
Review: All-I-Wanna-do-is-Rock:what an amazing album
this is rock n roll.
one of the best albums ever recorded. There later stuff is good. Very intricate, very "cool." But this album, this album just rocks. It exudes rock.
Its louder and crunchier than the later stuff - reminds ... |
 | Strictly Guitar [Read More ...]
Description: Guitar legend Merle Travis—the man who wrote Tennessee Ernie Ford’s 1955 smash "Sixteen Tons"—was a fretboard master dubbed "the most original guitarist ever" by his peers. Strictly Guitar finds Travis re-visiting classics of the ’20s and ’30s—the stuff he cut his tee... |
 | Turn-Dutch/River/Day of Our Lives [Read More ...]
Description: Canadian edition of third single from the Scottish alternative act's 1999 album, 'The Man Who'. Contains both non-albumbacking tracks from the first part of the U.K. release, 'River' & 'Days Of Our Lives', plus their coveted live cover ofBritney Spears' smash 'Baby One More Time'... |
 | Flowers in the Window, Pt. 1 [Read More ...]
3rd single lifted from their 2001 album 'The Invisible Band' includes a cover of George Harrison 'Here Comes The Sun' & 'A Little Bit Of Soul (Non-LP)' sung by Dougie. 2002. |
 | In All Their Splendor [Read More ...]
Austin's Li'l Cap'n Travis play a woozy kind of twang that incorporates the sly smirk of Pavement, the naive charm of the Beach Boys, and all the ragged glory Neil Young and Crazy Horse. |
 | 12 Memories [Read More ...]
Japanese edition of 2003 album includes two bonus tracks, 'Definition of Wrong' & '12th Memory', along with the hidden track, 'Some Sad Song', that appears on the U.S. pressing. Sony. |
![]() | 12 Memories [Read More ...]
Review: Take me away:Bands who suddenly change their sound should be braced for a storm of controversy -- is their new sound good or terrible?
And Travis takes a sharp left turn in "12 Memories," a controversial evolution in the Brit-pop band's sound. It's more cynical, more sharply mel... |
 | Chicken Noodles II [Read More ...]
Review: Tight slinky grooves for a man with rubber band hands:If your a fan of guitar in any form, and have even the slightest passing interest in blues, R&B, funk, jazz or fusion....this is an album to check out. For the most part just two guys chilling out and getting in a groove with ... |
