For me their best album ...

... Even though I obviously am quite alone with this opinion. Got the CD gained until years after their appearance, because of all so highly acclaimed The Invisible Band has never fired at me. The more surprised I was that I was superior to the 12 Memories predecessor in every respect. Overall, I find the album decided coherent than the others Travis albums.

In particular, the experimental instrumentation joyful, she loves doing this against the Central European harmony-dash (as in Paperclips and midlife Krysis) has it done to me. And just the single release The Beautiful Occupation tastes to me is the only piece on the board not - sounds compared to the beautifully melancholic and melodic rest downright trashy. (Yes, my skin, but I stand by my assessment.) By the way, I have the plate in the last 3 months at least a part of daily time, I'm looking forward almost on up, so I can fire up the CD player :)