Graham Coxon, Love Travels at Illegal Speeds - 1h 13m 59s

Tracks & Durations

1. Standing On My Own Again	4:29
2. I Can't Look at Your Skin	3:35
3. Don't Let Your Man Know	2:54
4. Just a State of Mind	4:36
5. You & I	3:42
6. Gimme Some Love	2:32
7. I Don't Wanna Go Out	4:17
8. Don't Believe Anything I Say	5:26
9. Tell It Like It Is	4:02
10. Flights to The Sea (Lovely Rain)	3:25
11. What's He Got?	3:42
12. You Always Let Me Down	2:49
13. See a Better Day	7:42
14. Data Track	20:39

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Review

UK pressing. 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'. Transcopic. 2006.2006 Release of the Sixth Solo Album by the Former Blur Guitarist. Coxon's 2004 Album, "Happiness in Magazines", Precipitated Him Reaching a Higher Level of Public Awareness, Capped off by the Award of Best Solo Male Artist at the 2005 Nme Music Awards. Per Contactmusic.com, "This is a Great Album and a Great Addition to Anyone's Music Collection. There Seems to Be a Bit of Everything on this Album and I Just Can't Get Enough of It. This is Without a Doubt a Must for all Blur Fans and for all Indie Music Fans."

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Love Travels at Illegal Speeds

Tracks: 13 (-1 tracks), Disk length: 50m 47s (-24m 48s)

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