Live at Glastonbury '99

Album Review: TRAVIS Live At Glastonbury 1999 If there's one thing the lads of TRAVIS know how to do, it's putting on a bloody good show. And their performance at Glastonbury in '99 is no exception. This live album captures all the energy, passion, and yes, even a bit of the rain, that made their set one to remember. From the moment they hit the stage with "Writing to Reach You," you can feel the crowd's excitement building. The band's trademark blend of heartfelt lyrics and catchy melodies has the entire field singing along like they're in their own personal karaoke bar. Tracks like "Turn" and "Why Does It Always Rain on Me?" showcase frontman Fran Healy's emotive vocals, while Andy Dunlop's guitar work on "Driftwood" and "Good Feeling" is nothing short of spectacular. And let's not forget Neil Primrose's powerhouse drumming, which keeps the momentum going throughout the set. But it's the encore that really steals the show. As the band launches into "All I Want to Do is Rock," you can't help but feel like you're part of something special. The energy is electric, the crowd is going wild, and TRAVIS is at the top of their game. So if you're in need of a bit of nostalgia, or just want to experience the magic of TRAVIS live, do yourself a favour and give this album a listen. It's a trip down memory lane you won't soon forget.