How does it compare to the artist's other releases
Good
Value for Money
Advantages:
good follow up
Disadvantages:
slightly overated
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
Full review
‘Possibly the greatest debut album since definitely maybe by Oasis’. This album did not take the world by storm but boy it should have. The Travis that many know through The Man Who is a different sounding band to the rockier Good Feeling. The album is packed with great songs such as the title track, all I want to do is rock, happy, a good day to die and the line is fine. There is not a bad song on this album with the songs made perfect for performing live and there set at Glastonbury 2000 showed that they have it in themselves to perform to the highest quality. An album that if was released after the man who would have been critically acclaimed to be the best album of the nineties.
More details
How does it rate alongside the competition
Outstanding
Cover / Inlay Design and Content
Good
Evaluate this review
How helpful would this review be to someone making a buying decision? Rating guidelines
The Man Who -
The ultimate slow-burner, Travis's second album infused its way into the psyche of
... more
post-Radiohead Britain with an endearingly humble grace. It's not quite certain how Travis went from being the happy-clappy Britpop also-rans of their debutGood Feelingt...
The Man Who -
The ultimate slow-burner, Travis's second album infused its way into the psyche of
... more
post-Radiohead Britain with an endearingly humble grace. It's not quite certain how Travis went from being the happy-clappy Britpop also-rans of their debutGood Feelingt...
helpful
