Let’s talk about Good Felling album and b-sides

[Alex Robles]

Hi, I think this album sometimes goes unnoticed, especially its B-sides. I’d like to know your opinion on this era of the band.

[j.smith]

Them were some pretty cool years it seems. I was merely a few years old back then but The interview they did with Steve Lillywhite a few years ago gave some great insight.
The album is so full of bangers. A good day to die and I love you anyways are my fave tracks.

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[Darran]

Said in another thread. Funny Thing is up there with the best tune Fran has written.

[sumiresailon]

I absolutely love every track on this album.It’s full of youthful energy and a tender, lingering atmosphere

[Vince]

Still sounds great. Would only take off Midsummer Nights Dreamin’.

[TheBoyWithAName]

I like Frans rockier voice on this album and also on some of the B-sides. It’s kind of another band, but still it’s not.

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[Vince]

Still enjoyable. Would only take off Midsummer Nights Dreamin. Would be interesting if they re-recorded it as live for the 30th anniversary

[liminalana33]

Love this topic. I got deep into Travis specifically because of Steve Lilywhite, in some ways. I knew him as a producer before I knew Travis, so it piqued my curiosity. I love the flow of the album and listen to I Love You Anyways alllll the time, because I love songs about places and love the imagery of the lyrics.

Aside: Do you think we’ll get a 30th anniversary something or other as I think it’s soon? 👀

[braddersthemod]

Its a good debut. Good Day to Die is my favourite. The version at Glastonbury 2000 was incredible. The Man Who was a huge step up though.

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