Early Travis appreciation

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    • #3483
      sumiresailon

      I’ve been going back to some early Travis stuff lately. Whenever She Comes Around has beautiful strings, and Rock ‘N’ (Salad) Roll is just really cute. Would love to know which early Travis tracks you all still love.

    • #3484
      sumiresailon

      And Good Time Girls

    • #3549
      maryhill_johnny

      Love the fragile beauty and pain of youth in ’20’.

      Dougie’s ‘Just the Faces Change’ also holds a special place in my heart.

      The latter takes me back to university dorms and I can taste the melancholy of that time.

      • #3557
        sumiresailon

        Youth was beautiful, and so is now. ❤️

    • #3568
      zwiebelkeks

      Blue on a Black Weekend! I love how they used to be anti-weekend, also with Writing to Reach You and so on, haha.
      Also, Combing My Hair is a very good song

      • #3570
        sumiresailon

        Anti-weekend🤣

    • #3571
      BabyGrace

      Anti- weekend 😂😂
      Love “20” because sums up pretty well what felt like at the time and it can be applied on adulthood 😅
      One of my fav is Days of our lives, beautiful painful lyrics with music that takes up the theme of “blowing in the wind”
      Rock ‘n’ roll salad and Green behind the ears are very nice rocking songs
      I would like a box set release of all their b-sides ❤️

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      • #3575
        sumiresailon

        Same here!

    • #3649
      Maria_uy

      I was listening to the first album the other day and I thought how creepy it would if they sing U16 Girls now 😂

      • #3661
        sumiresailon

        Haha I think that’s a different kind of fun…👻

      • #3847
        Tenaciousdee

        I don’t think I have ever been at a Travis concert the band has performed this live, but I have always wanted to witness it. I get where you are coming from though, but it is still a cracker.

    • #3663
      seabasskitten

      Actually, they did on the last tour in NYC. It was dedicated to Fran’s son!

      • #3669
        sumiresailon

        Awww

      • #3808
        Maria_uy

        Hahaha It is a good advice after all.

    • #3674
      DANIBLU3001

      I think it’s a phase for the band that falls somewhere between doing something for the first time and doing it before they’re publicly or globally known there’s a vibe and something very special going on that they managed to capture in the songs that whole phase is truly memorable.

      • #3705
        sumiresailon

        So true. It’s like catching lightning in a bottle before the world caught on. That raw spark is irreplaceable, and it’s wonderful they’ve kept that spirit going all these years.

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