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Travis were also a little prescient with “Tied To The 90’s,” a jaunty singalong that pokes fun at instant nostalgia for an era then still in progress, and which pop culture continues to cling to. “Tied to the 90’s” should have aged poorly but now seems timely in its anticipation, kind of like The Man Who was in shaping the mellower post-Britpop mold, a mold which Travis would become tied to after the playful vigor of Good Feeling. ( www.travisonline.com) Spencer, Neil. "Review: Travis – Good Feeling (Independiente ISON1CD)". The Guardian. No.7 September 1997. p.9.

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Lanham, Tom (17 October 1997). "Review: Good Feeling (1997)". Entertainment Weekly. Archived from the original on 25 April 2009 . Retrieved 7 August 2009. Strauss, Neil (21 October 1997). "Review: Travis's 'Good Feeling' ". The New York Times . Retrieved 7 August 2009. Travis (90s) Good Feeling – reissue UK CD album (CDLP) (260948)". Eil.com . Retrieved 4 March 2014. Recorded at Bearsville Studios, NY. Mixed at Rak Studios / Metropolis Studios. Mastered [...] at Stirling Sound, NY [sic]

Once set up in London, the band spent between nine months and a year recording new songs. [11] The band played their first London show at the Dublin Castle pub in Camden. With around twenty good songs ready, they then approached managers Colin Lester and Ian McAndrew of Wildlife Entertainment, who then introduced the band to Andy MacDonald, owner of Go! Discs Records and founder of Independiente Records. The band was signed to MacDonald personally, not to the label—if MacDonald ever leaves the Sony-financed label Independiente Records, the band goes with him (commonly referred to in the industry as a " golden handcuffs" clause). Travis’ debut album has a distinct identity in their decades-spanning catalog. Something of an oddity in a good way, there is more going on under the surface than its boldface first impression.

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album was released on 8 September 1997, on Independiente Records. [9] [10] All four singles released from the album reached the UK Top 40 (with Tied To The 90s making to Top 30). Sweeney, Kathy. "Review: Travis – Good Feeling (Independiente)". The Guardian. No.12 September 1997. p.23. Official Albums Chart Top 100 | Official Charts Company". www.officialcharts.com . Retrieved 10 April 2021. Heding, Kris (7 April 2002). "The Travis FAQ". The (International) Noise Conspiracy. Archived from the original on 10 January 2022 . Retrieved 10 January 2022. Your computer may be infected with malware or spyware that makes automated requests to our server and causes problems.