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  • in reply to: Let’s talk about Good Felling album and b-sides #2710
    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? 👀

    in reply to: Best Songs written by Andy&Dougie #2709
    liminalana33

    I am a huge, huge fan of “Colder.” ( Has it ever been performed live? Been curious)

    “Moving” is one of the bands best songs imo…. I know that’s a harder one to hear live cos of the high chorus (love the North Sea story).

    My 8 year old loooves “Animals.”
    (She gets annoyed when her kids’ Alexa always plays the Maroon 5 version by default 😒)
    Oh, and I gotta mention she loves “Boxes” as well. It is catchy and she likes singing it, which can be a bit surreal with how dark the lyrics are.😆

    in reply to: Obsession #2708
    liminalana33

    Oh, I just saw it as well! I agree. I went in knowing nothing but I am always interested when films become phenomenons, and I read it’s made hundreds of millions on a single million dollar budget. Wow.
    I came out with so many thoughts- Gen Z captures the real horror behind the horror and doesn’t seem to mind lingering on awkward moments. I love that. It felt fresh. The actress who played Nikki was astounding.

    in reply to: Your first Travis gig experience #2601
    liminalana33

    Mine was April 15th, 2009 at the Gothic Theater in Denver. I have always said it’s my favorite concert, and I go to a lot of concerts. It was insane to see them touring one of their rockier albums in such an intimate venue. A peak experience of mine for sure. The setlist was amazing.

    Setlist fm says:
    3 Times and You Lose
    Chinese Blues
    Writing to Reach You
    Selfish Jean
    J. Smith
    Re-Offender
    Something Anything
    Long Way Down
    Love Will Come Through
    Closer
    Driftwood
    Side
    Falling Down
    Sing
    The Humpty Dumpty Love Song
    All I Want to Do Is Rock
    Before You Were Young
    Turn
    Encore:
    20
    Why Does It Always Rain on Me?
    Slide Show
    Blue Flashing Light
    Flowers in the Window
    (Acoustic)

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    in reply to: Movies – Decent ones!! #2599
    liminalana33

    oooh, I love this topic! I need to think about it and come back, but I wanted to leave my anecdote about Magnolia. My first job was at a movie theater, and I was working there when Magnolia came out! My coworker rented out (well, he got our manager to put on the projector) a screen for after work, and we had a private screening of Magnolia for a date. I was 15 and had to pretend I understood that film…I still don’t know if I do…but it’s a classic. 1999 was arguably the best year ever for film and I feel so lucky I can say I worked at a cinema during that time.

    in reply to: Howdy #2525
    liminalana33

    Hiya, Neil! Love to hear you’ve been creating and making music in the midst of the heatwave… and hopefully keeping cool.😎

    in reply to: Jet Lag #2524
    liminalana33

    Yeahhh it’s worse for me every time and I’ve been ping ponging between the UK and USA for decades… guess that’s the problem , “decades” of jet lag correlates with decades of ageing. And well, I don’t have the discipline for all of these techniques out there , so I just embrace a few days of suffering. 😩

    in reply to: What do use to listen to Music? #2375
    liminalana33

    Well, I started collecting vinyl in the past few years, but most of your language was lost on me 😛 and reminds me why I got a D when I decided to take upper-division physics of music at university, because I thought…Well, I never even took high school physics, so not sure what I thought lol. Hence the D. But one day, maybe I will have audiophile-level knowledge. For now, it’s Beats Pro with my MacBook. It allows for an aux connection so I can bypass Bluetooth when I’m sat at my computer. Cool thread, makes me think I should upgrade.

    in reply to: LA Times #2371
    liminalana33

    Not to be a broken record (heh), but I too love Alive. My just turned 8-year-old’s favorite Travis song is ‘Bus’ (and she even sings most of the deep tracks word for word; I’m very impressed, lol… One day, she was randomly singing ‘Boxes’).

    in reply to: Poochie Pete #2369
    liminalana33

    My daughter LOVES Poochie Pete. She loves music and dogs and Travis soooo. 🙂 I ordered it from the Portobello Bookshop for international delivery and was incredibly pleased with their service, so I sent Poochie Pete to my friend for her son’s birthday, haha. (Aside: They live in Boston, and now they’re like obsessed with Scotland after the awesome World Cup experience brought to Boston)

    in reply to: Hey #2348
    liminalana33

    🥂 Cheers to 30 years! 😮‍💨 No small feat (no Poochie Pete pun intended )…and🍻to being in the studio 👀!

    in reply to: Embracing my sixties! #2324
    liminalana33

    A, B, and C all sound good to me…wise words on getting up early…. I feel this but can’t seem to comply with myself 😆. My dad is 77 and can sleep ‘til noon so if it’s genetic I’ll never be an early bird 🐦 🤔.

    Nice to meet you. 😀

    in reply to: Funny / heartwarming fan-meet stories? (✪ω✪) #2309
    liminalana33

    I love reading all of these stories! ArtJunkie, you danced with Fran! Whoa! RockNYarn, I love your dolls and followed the journey on socials! Jacklyn C, love a signed boarding pass.

    I do have my own heartwarming story. Last year in Denver at the Travis gig, I had seats next to a balcony bar with a heavy hand. After the show, I didn’t realize how inebriated I was (omg), as I was on cloud9, and as we walked around the back, there was Neil, Andy, and Dougie coming out the door! Well, I first recognized Dougie when I had my camera out and got a selfie with him. 🙂 Then I may have blacked out tbh cos that’s the only selfie I got…lol, again that dang bar next to our seats. My husband was more clear-headed and met the other two properly as well, and we got a signed setlist. <3

    One fun, heartwarming aspect is that while we stood outside for a while waiting for Fran to emerge (he had his injury), we eventually had to leave to get to our babysitter. We’d stood shooting the shit with other fans for an hour or two, and it was so much fun. Well, one of the guys there actually lived in our same suburb, so he took the 3/4 signed setlist for us, and said he’d get Fran to sign it! We left, and sure enough, this man got our setlist signed by Fran, and we met the next day to get it. It’s now a framed prize possession. 🙂

    in reply to: Hello #2169
    liminalana33

    Hi everyone. Fran, you painted such a vivid picture of your writing- may the roof prove to be fruitful!
    I’m new here! The last message board I was active in was for new parents… when my teenager was a baby…now I feel old. This medium still feels super cool. Nice to meet you all!
    – Alana from Colorado

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