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* ''L.A. Times'' (2024)
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* ProtestSong: "Peace the Fuck Out" and "The Beautiful Occupation" from ''12 Memories'' are anti-war songs about UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror.
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The band is widely regarded [[TropeCodifier as the setting stone for the post-Britpop scene]] and paved the way for bands like Music/Coldplay, Music/{{Coldplay}}, Music/SnowPatrol and Music/Keane Music/{{Keane}} to achieve commercial success.
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'''Travis''' are a post-{{Britpop}} band from Glasgow, Scotland. Formed in 1990, the group consists of: Fran Healy (vocals, rhythm guitar, songwriting), Andy Dunlop (lead guitar), Dougie Payne (bass), and Neil Primrose (percussion).
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->''"Why does it always rain on me?\\
Is it because I lied when I was seventeen?\\
Why does it always rain on me?\\
Even when the sun is shinning I can't avoid the lightning"''
-->-- "'''Why Does It Always Rain On Me?'''"
'''Travis''' are apost-{{Britpop}} post-Britpop band from Glasgow, Scotland. Formed in 1990, the group consists of: Fran Healy (vocals, rhythm guitar, songwriting), Andy Dunlop (lead guitar), Dougie Payne (bass), and Neil Primrose (percussion).
Initially a {{Britpop}} group, the band enjoyed commercial success with their second album, ''The Man Who'' in 1999, topping the UK Albums chart and becoming one of the best selling albums in the UK. They would later continue their success in the 2000s and become one of the most critically acclaimed groups in the country.
The band is widely regarded [[TropeCodifier as the setting stone for the post-Britpop scene]] and paved the way for bands like Music/Coldplay, Music/SnowPatrol and Music/Keane to achieve commercial success.
[[caption-width-right:350:Left to right: Neil Primrose, Andy Dunlop, Fran Healy and Dougie Payne]]
->''"Why does it always rain on me?\\
Is it because I lied when I was seventeen?\\
Why does it always rain on me?\\
Even when the sun is shinning I can't avoid the lightning"''
-->-- "'''Why Does It Always Rain On Me?'''"
'''Travis''' are a
Initially a {{Britpop}} group, the band enjoyed commercial success with their second album, ''The Man Who'' in 1999, topping the UK Albums chart and becoming one of the best selling albums in the UK. They would later continue their success in the 2000s and become one of the most critically acclaimed groups in the country.
The band is widely regarded [[TropeCodifier as the setting stone for the post-Britpop scene]] and paved the way for bands like Music/Coldplay, Music/SnowPatrol and Music/Keane to achieve commercial success.
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* LyricsVideoMismatch: "Flowers in the Window", which is a sweet love ditty about the singer comparing the woman they love to the beautiful flowers around them, is set to a music video that features the band wandering into a village populated exclusively by heavily pregnant women [[spoiler:and then finding the sole man in the entire village chained up like an animal in a cage and screaming for help, prompting them to flee for their lives]]. It does become slightly more relevant if you're familiar with the term "flowers in the window" being a euphemism for "pregnant", in which case the song becomes a celebration of the singer's love for their pregnant wife. Still doesn't make the ending of the video anything less of a ShockingSwerve.
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* LyricsVideoMismatch: "Flowers in the Window", which is a sweet love ditty about the singer comparing the woman they love to the beautiful flowers around them, is set to a music video that features the band wandering into a village populated exclusively by heavily pregnant women [[spoiler:and then finding the sole man in the entire village chained up like an animal in a cage and screaming for help, prompting them to flee for their lives]]. It does become slightly more relevant if you're familiar with the term "flowers in the window" being a euphemism for "pregnant", in which case the song becomes a celebration of the singer's love for their pregnant wife. Still doesn't make the ending of the video anything less of a ShockingSwerve.
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* ''10 Songs'' (2020)
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* LongRunnerLineUp: While there were lineup changes within their early years, the current one has been stable since 1996.
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!Discography
* ''Good Feeling'' (1997)
* ''[[NewSoundAlbum The Man Who]]'' (1999)
* ''The Invisible Band'' (2001)
* ''[[DarkerAndEdgier 12 Memories]]'' (2003)
* ''[[GreatestHitsAlbum Singles]]'' (2004)
* ''The Boy with No Name'' (2007)
* ''Ode to J. Smith'' (2008)
* ''Where You Stand'' (2013)
* ''Everything at Once'' (2016)
* ''Good Feeling'' (1997)
* ''[[NewSoundAlbum The Man Who]]'' (1999)
* ''The Invisible Band'' (2001)
* ''[[DarkerAndEdgier 12 Memories]]'' (2003)
* ''[[GreatestHitsAlbum Singles]]'' (2004)
* ''The Boy with No Name'' (2007)
* ''Ode to J. Smith'' (2008)
* ''Where You Stand'' (2013)
* ''Everything at Once'' (2016)
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'''Travis''' are a [[{{Britpop}} post-Britpop]] post-{{Britpop}} band from Glasgow, Scotland. Formed in 1990, the group consists of: Fran Healy (vocals, rhythm guitar, songwriting), Andy Dunlop (lead guitar), Dougie Payne (bass), and Neil Primrose (percussion).
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Britpop/indie rock band from Glasgow, Scotland. Formed in 1990, the group consists of: Fran Healy (vocals, rhythm guitar, songwriting), Andy Dunlop (lead guitar), Dougie Payne (bass), and Neil Primrose (percussion).
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* FoodFight: The video for "Sing" has one occurring at a fancy lunch. Notably re-enacted on ''Series/TopOfThePops''.
* NiceGuy: The whole band, to the effect that they and their music are sometimes considered"boring""boring".
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* BritishRockBand: BritishRockstar: Averted. They're often According to the music press, they're seen as being Nice Guys.
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Britpop/indie rock band from Glasgow, Scotland. Formed in 1990, the group consists of: Fran Healy (vocals, rhythm guitar, songwriting), Andy Dunlop (lead guitar), Dougie Payne (bass), and Neil Primrose (percussion).(percussion).
!!This band contains examples of:
*BritishRockBand: Averted. They're often seen as being Nice Guys.
*FaceoftheBand: Fran Healy
*Nice Guy: The whole band, to the effect that they and their music are considered "boring"
*Signature Song: "Why Does It Always Rain on Me?" "Sing," "Flowers in the Window" and "Closer" all count as well.
*SillyLoveSongs: "Flowers in the Window"
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!!This band contains examples of:
*BritishRockBand: Averted. They're often seen as being Nice Guys.
*FaceoftheBand: Fran Healy
*Nice Guy: The whole band, to the effect that they and their music are considered "boring"
*Signature Song: "Why Does It Always Rain on Me?" "Sing," "Flowers in the Window" and "Closer" all count as well.
*SillyLoveSongs: "Flowers in the Window"
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Britpop/indie rock band from Glasgow, Scotland. Formed in 1990, the group consists of: Fran Healy (vocals, rhythm guitar, songwriting), Andy Dunlop (lead guitar), Dougie Payne (bass), and Neil Primrose (percussion).
