Name: Giselita
Subject: TRAVIS
-- Jul 22, 2005 at 5:38PM
I completely agre with imanoname...I can't get enough from TRAVIS and I just adore the banjo's sound. The lyrics that TRAVIS use are so sweet and melancholic but at the same time so nice! I love TRAVIS and hopefully, someday I will go to one of their concerts =) (not in Peru because that will be impossible but maybe in Canada or England)
Name: imanoname
Subject: travis
-- Jan 29, 2005 at 11:07PM
i have loved travis since i heard sing (go banjo) and side. I just got the man who, and i absolutly love it. The layers of music are great to uncover. Me from Canada loves you guys. :)
Name: silje grotheim Norway
Subject: TRAVIS
-- Mar 30, 2004 at 7:52AM
30 march 14:47 2004
when i thinck of travis my life gets mutch esyer, and i love when travis was in trondhein norway 30 november they had a concets her.
I love them sinc the firts time i herd the sing song, tha was a good song. i hope they come bak to norway trondheim this year il bee wery happy.
love silje
Name: Last Train
Subject: nostalgic moody baby...
-- Apr 14, 2002 at 2:41AM
at every time I hear any song of Travis, I remember the girl whom I´m in love; she likes Travis, I gave to her the album The Man Who;...I love her, but she does not feel the same..well,hmmm, whatever....Healy´s lyrics makes me feel I´m not the only one...
Name: Jean-Claude
Subject: Inspiration!
-- Mar 2, 2001 at 8:56PM
Greetings from the suburbs of Toronto, Canada. Though I may be one of the last people on the block to pick up Travis' The Man Who, it was well worth the wait! I only heard of them (Travis) indirectly after doing some research on Coldplay and Radiohead. It's brilliant to hear such great songwriting and singing again! I've dusted-off my dormant guitar and 4-track and I'm back at it again. Thanks Travis.
Name: Anand
Subject: writing to reach you
-- Jan 12, 2001 at 7:36AM
hi,
i'm from delhi, india, and after listening to just the first song of 'the man who', i'm wondering how is it that four scottish lads form edinburgh can so perfectly encapsulate the life someone sitting half a world away in three and a half minutes, and actually make it sound good? is it something about the universality of human emotion? or the coincidences that bedevil this world? or are travis just divine, or at the least, divinely gifted clairvoyant songsmiths?
keep the music and the poetry flowing, fran.
...but why does it always rain on me?
Name: Shikhar
Subject: turn
-- Oct 23, 2000 at 2:40AM
well hi Im from India
I came to know travis from the newspaper which read 'the man who made OASIS cry' it sounded good as Noel liked your music so I grabbed your album and it's great .
I liked all the songs but 'TURN' 'Why does it always rain on me' are anthems.
I love your music and keep it going !!!
Name: Shikhar
Subject: turn
-- Oct 23, 2000 at 2:40AM
well hi Im from India
I came to know travis from the newspaper which read 'the man who made OASIS cry' it sounded good as Noel liked your music so I grabbed your album and it's great .
I liked all the songs but 'TURN' 'Why does it always rain on me' are anthems.
I love your music and keep it going !!!
Name: alicia
Subject: TRAVIS
-- Jul 16, 2000 at 3:52AM
hey there,
Im from BC, Cananda and i just saw Travis live a few nights ago..Ive been listening to their cd for a while now..and i dont care how ppl think badly of them..i think they friggen rule man. i hope travis takes over the world!!! whooohoo!! i really hope to see Travis succeed. thanx for having this page!
Name: Ebru
Subject: TRAVIS
-- Jul 12, 2000 at 12:33AM
Is there any place that I can find the lyrics of "The Blue Flashing Light"??
Name: Chris Tyrrell Responds
Subject: Re: TRAVIS
-- Apr 18, 2000 at 6:30AM
Ed,
As I've said before, America's taste in music sucks, and I'm not holding my breath for a talented group like Travis to catch on.
On the other hand, I know a bunch of people who were waiting for their album to come out domestically--so there is definitely some sort of buzz. Let's hope they catch on over here.
Name: ed
Subject: TRAVIS
-- Apr 16, 2000 at 4:19PM
Travis is a really smashing band, I saw them in LA at an instore, very nice fellows. Unfortunately, I don't think they will fair too well, not getting much radio play and no tv aire time. But Fran said that they would tour(headline) the states again in the fall if they gain enough fan base. Hopefully they will carry their success over to the States as they very well deserve it. At the very least it's good to see that they are receiving good reviews for The Man Who.
Name: Chris Tyrrell Responds
Subject: Re: TRAVIS
-- Apr 16, 2000 at 11:14AM
And I think we all know how talented hell is.
Thanks for the comments.
Name: dane
Subject: TRAVIS
-- Apr 15, 2000 at 1:56PM
great REVIEW! YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT...THESE GUYS ARE TALENTED AS HELL.
what can i say? THE MAN WHO is a damn brilliant album!
Name: Chris Tyrrell Responds
Subject: Re: very quotable yak
-- Apr 11, 2000 at 6:34AM
Jamie,
Thanks for the feedback. I'm thinking of using that as the subtitle for my upcoming non-fiction novel on the history of the U.S.
Name: Jamie
Subject: very quotable yak
-- Apr 10, 2000 at 9:53PM
Love the response, Chris, I kept quoting it to people, even without knowing what you were responding to *lol* "I hate us. We, as a nation, eat crap." hehehe
Name: Chris Tyrrell Responds
Subject: Re: Review: Travis 'The Man Who'
-- Apr 10, 2000 at 8:37PM
I can figure it out. The state of music in America is--to put it scientifically--dumb, stupid, lame, and retarded. I hate us. We, as a nation, eat crap.
Name: Roy
Subject: Review: Travis 'The Man Who'
-- Apr 10, 2000 at 12:04PM
This is a terrific album... I've had an Australian import of it for six months and love it. No sophomore jinx with these guys. I just can't figure out what took the label so long to release it here in the States. I guess 7 #1 singles in England just wasn't enough.
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