Travis - The Invisible Band (20th Anniversary) [Exclusive Green Vinyl]

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In June of 1999, with Travis' sophomore album 'The Man Who' having only been in the record shops for a month, Travis played the Other Stage at the Glastonbury Festival. It had been glorious weather, but, as they played their soon-to-be-released single 'Wh

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On vinyl for the first time, 'The Best of Keane' features hits like "Somewhere Only We Know", "Everybody's Changing" and "Is It Any Wonder?". There's also two new songs written during the 'Strangeland' era: "Higher Than The Sun" and "Won't Be Broken".