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Love Travels at Illegal Speeds is the fifth solo album by former Blur guitarist Graham Coxon. A concept album about love, this release contains some of Coxon's most personal songs to date, and is the follow up to his successful 2004 album Happiness in Magazines. Features the single 'Standing on My Own Again'. Exclusive discount for Prime members

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Nom du groupe Graham Coxon. Nom de l'album Love Travels at Illegal Speeds. Date de parution 13 Mars 2006. Style MusicalRock indépendant. Membres possèdant cet album0. 1. Standing on My Own Again. 2. I Can't Look at Your Skin. 3. Don't Let Your Man Know. 4. Just A State of Mind. 5. You & I. 3:43.

The problem with Love Travels At Illegal Speeds is its lack of variation and the dominant subject matter. Those people are morons. Coxon has crafted the catchiest and most listenable album of the year thus far by hearkening back to the simplicity yet utter badassness of 80's punk like the clash and the sex pistols. Absolutely essential listening. 0 of 0 users found this helpful.

For the most part, Love Travels at Illegal Speeds deals in old-fashioned, spirit of '77 punk rock: not the first music that springs to mind when thoughts turn to the boudoir. Perhaps understandably, this results in the odd uncomfortable moment. It occasionally strays too close to the work of Jilted John, the cuckolded mock-punk who thought Gordon was a moron, while for all its cocksure lyrical brio, Don't Let Your Man Know brings to mind the slightly disturbing image of Tucker Jenkins trying to arrange an infidelity. There's a nose-thumbing snottiness about the deliberately constrictive musical boundaries within which most of the album operates, but there's thankfully more to Love Travels at Illegal Speeds than defiantly blowing raspberries at you-know-who. Unpromising and unassuming at first glance, its highlights burrow under your skin and stay there.

Love Travels at Illegal Speeds. album di Graham Coxon del 2006. Leggi in un'altra lingua. Aggiungi agli osservati speciali. Love Travels at Illegal Speeds è il sesto album discografico in studio del cantautore inglese Graham Coxon (chitarrista dei Blur), pubblicato nel 2006. Standing on My Own Again – 4:29. I Can't Look at Your Skin – 3:35. Don't Let Your Man Know – 2:54. Just A State of Mind – 4:36. Gimme Some Love – 2:32. I Don't Wanna Go Out – 4:17.

The last one Love Travels At Illegal Speeds was out November 14th on Parlophone. After producing his previous record Happiness In Magazines teamed up with the producer Stephen Street, Coxon seemed to like the collaboration, admitting working with Street is very easy (which is a very important factor when you has such a complicated artistic nature). As a result, Love Travels At Illegal Speeds was distrusted to Street completely. Recording the album, Coxon wanted to make it as a follow-up to Happiness In Magazines  . The Beatles have been inspiring thousands of bands over ages and Graham Coxon is not an exception. Though the songs are quite different as in sound and in subjects, the album overall makes quite a happy impression thanx to its joyful choruses. They have that pop ingredient more than anything else, being always catchy. Lyrics - 7 Coxon claims the album is about love, but he's got a weird way expressing his feelings.

Graham Coxon is a sorely underrated musician. For those of you who haven't heard of him, he was the guitarist it the Brit-Pop band Blur until the album Think Tank, where he quit after one song of the album (The song in question being Battery In Your Leg). Before he even left Blur he was releasing solo albums, but it wasn't until he left Blur that his true talent was unleashed to the public. His first taste of the top 20 was with his signle "Freakin' Out" which was released October 25, 2004