Album Details
Title: Singles Artist: Travis Release Date: 11/2/2004 Re-Released On: 11/23/2004 Label: Sony/Epic, Independiente, Epic Album Type(s): Explicit lyrics sticker, Greatest Hits, Enhanced CD-ROM UPCs: 827969351925, 4547366016796, 5099751887720, 5099751887737 Genre: Rock Styles: Alternative Pop/Rock, Britpop, Post-Grunge, British Trad Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock Moods: Carefree, Cathartic, Earnest, Sophisticated, Sweet, Amiable/Good-Natured, Literate, Organic, Refined/Mannered, Stylish, Theatrical, Bittersweet, Confrontational, Gentle, Passionate, Playful, Sentimental, Reflective, Brooding, Earthy, Intimate, Whimsical, Wry, Yearning, Energetic, Laid-Back/Mellow, Lively, Melancholy, Quirky, Rollicking, Romantic, Witty, Bright, Poignant, Wistful Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 3 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Sing
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Driftwood
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Writing to Reach You
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Why Does It Always Rain on Me?
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Re-Offender
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Walking in the Sun
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Tied to the 90's
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Coming Around
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Flowers in the Window
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Love Will Come Through
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More Than Us
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Side
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U16 Girls
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Happy
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All I Want to Do Is Rock
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The Beautiful Occupations
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Turn
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The Distance
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2004 | CD | Sony/Epic | 428 | | 2004 | CD | Epic | 93519 | | 2004 | CD | Independiente | 46 | | 1980 | CD | Independiente | 46 |
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Album Review
Next to Coldplay, no other band was as successful in disseminating post- britpop in the early 2000s as the Scottish four-piece Travis. Ironically, starting out as a neo-trad rock outfit on its 1997 debut album, Good Feeling, the band soon experienced a kind of soft rock epiphany and by its 1999 follow-up, The Man Who, was pursuing a decidedly more low-key acoustic sound. Centered around the delicately sanguine vocals of Fran Healy, Travis found radio-friendly currency with such melancholy anthems as "Why Does It Always Rain On Me?," "Sing," and "Flowers in the Window." However, despite a knack for catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrical sentiments, Travis albums often have a "samey" quality, which makes Singles such a pleasant addition to the band's catalog. Featuring every one of Travis' singles -- including the aforementioned hits -- as well as a new cut, Singles works as a great introduction to the band, hitting all the high points while avoiding any mid-album filler. Of course, some memorable album tracks like "Safe" can't technically be included here, and fans will have to wait for the inevitable "best-of" disc for a more complete Travis picture. Until then, Singles will do just fine, thanks. ~ Matt Collar, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Adrian Smith | Viola | | Alexander O'Neal | Video Producer | | Alison Howe | Producer | | Andy Dunlop | Guitar | | Andy MacDonald | Documentation | | Anne Dudley | Orchestration, String Arrangements | | Anton Corbijn | Video Director | | Bart Lipton | Video Producer | | Bernie Grundman | Mastering | | Bob Ludwig | Mastering, Violin | | Catherine Browning | Violin | | Chris Blair | Mastering | | Chris Cowey | Producer | | Chris Worsey | Cello | | Ciska Faulkner | Video Producer | | Claire Lewis | Assistant Engineer | | Dan Grech-Marguerat | Engineer | | Daniel Thorp | Assistant Engineer | | Darragh Morgan | Violin | | Darrell Thorp | Assistant Engineer | | David "Sparky" Hughes | Photography | | Derrin Schlesinger | Video Producer | | Douglas Payne | Guitar (Bass) | | Emer Patten | Video Producer | | Emily Caston | Video Producer | | Everton Newton | Violin | | Frances Dewar | Violin | | Francis Healy | Vocals | | Gareth Francis | Video Producer | | Giles Broadbent | Violin | | Gillon Cameron | Violin | | Grant | Video Producer | | Gustavo Moratorio | Assistant Engineer | | Hammer & Tongs | Video Producer, Video Director | | Ian Burdge | Cello | | Ian Grimble | Producer | | Jackie Wilkinson | ? | | James Pullman | Viola | | James Rose | Editing | | Jamie Thraves | Video Director | | Janet Frazer Crook | Director | | Jeff Thomas | Video Director | | Jenny King | Violin | | Jenny Sacha | Violin | | Joby Talbot | Conductor, Arranger, String Arrangements | | Jocelyn Pook | Viola | | John "Beetle" Bailey | Assistant Engineer | | John Marsden | Mixing | | John Siket | Engineer | | Johnny Hardwick | Video Director | | Jon Bailey | Assistant Engineer | | Joyous Lake Singers | Vocals (Background) | | Keiad Chibah | Viola | | Laura Kanerick | Video Producer, Producer, Documentation | | Lawrence Watson | Video Director | | Lucy Shaw | Double Bass | | Marcus Barcham Stevens | Violin | | Mark Cooper | Executive Producer | | Mark Wallis | Producer, Mixing | | Matthieu Cluoard | Digital Editing | | Mike Hedges | Producer | | Mike Lipscombe | Video Director | | Millennia Strings | Strings | | Natalia Bonner | Violin | | Neil Primrose | Drums | | Nick Wickham | Video Director | | Nigel Godrich | Producer, Mixing | | Niki Amos | Video Producer | | Paul Marconi | Assistant Engineer | | Paul Rothwell | Video Producer | | Pedro Romhanyi | Video Director | | Ralph Broadbent | Violin | | Richard George | Violin | | Ringan Ledwidge | Video Director | | Ritch Ames | Coordination | | Ruth Williams | Violin | | Sally Herbert | Violin | | Sally Humphries | Video Producer | | Sara Wilson | Cello | | Sarah Bayliss | Video Producer | | Stephen Hussey | Violin | | Steve Lillywhite | Producer, Mixing | | Steve Orchard | Engineer, Producer | | Susan Pluckrose | Video Producer | | Tappin Gofton | Design, Art Direction | | Tchad Blake | Mixing, Producer | | Ted Jensen | Mastering | | Tim Petit | Assistant Engineer | | Todd Carty | Video Director | | Tom Bowes | Violin | | Travis | Producer | | Valerie Faris | Video Director | | Zoe Martlew | Cello |
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