My first album Travis

I knew before that her first hit, "Why does it always rain on me", but had not heard of the album. The title I found scary but awesome, "The man who" could be a James Bond Title smooth, very mysterious.
I listened to "The invisble band" then in the store, and took it immediately, later I bought also "The Man Who".
The music is incredibly personable, sounds funny, but those who know the band is more accurately know what I mean. Even after the success of the singer in interviews still shy and reserved. His hairstyle, this half Iroquois is not radical, makes him even more likeable. But unlike many, it is not as smudge-washy, but very real. They are still remained on the carpet, I have not heard a small scandals of you.
Now time for the album. It's Britpop at its finest. One can accuse the British so a lot, but you can make music. Pink Floyd, The Beatles and the Stones are probably hard to beat. The album is absolutely coherent in itself, beautifully arranged and sung with a lot of love.
Sing - nice to sing along, great melody
Dear Diary - Sensitive and sad
Side - wonderful chorus
Pipe Dreams - somewhat weaker, but still nice
Flowers in the window - cheerful, to sing
The cage - beautifully arranged
Safe - weaker, but nice
Follow the light - beautifully sung
Last train - something sad, confident
Afterglow - nice, light number
Indefinitely - with strings, quietly and sensitively
The Humpty Dumpty Love Song - rocking, nice end
One can the album several times in succession to hear without being boring.
Highly Recommended