More Than Us

"More Than Us" is the fifth and final single to be released from Indie band Travis' debut album Good Feeling. It became the group's first UK Singles Chart Top 20 single, and is known for being the song that influenced their mainstream breakthrough. The single was released under the title of the More Than Us E.P., as both physical releases featured three previously unreleased recordings. The single's artwork, which depicts a rear view of four chairs behind a table, is strikingly similar to the cover for the band's 2000 single, "Coming Around".

Track listing

UK CD1 / 7" Vinyl / Cassette

"More Than Us" (Single Version) (Featuring Anne Dudley) - 3:59
"Give Me Some Truth" - 3:16
"All I Want To Do Is Rock" (Live Version) (Featuring Noel Gallagher) - 4:50
"Funny Thing" (Alternative Version) (Featuring Tim Simenon) - 3:44

UK CD2

"More Than Us" (Single Version) (Featuring Anne Dudley) - 3:59
"Beautiful Bird" (Demo) - 6:39
"Reason" (Featuring Susie Hug) - 3:29
"More Than Us" (Acoustic Version) - 4:50

References

Travis

Fran Healy Dougie Payne Andy Dunlop Neil Primrose

Studio albums	Good Feeling The Man Who The Invisible Band 12 Memories The Boy with No Name Ode to J. Smith Where You Stand Everything at Once

Compilation albums	Singles

Other albums	Wreckorder (Fran Healy solo)

Singles	"All I Want to Do Is Rock" "U16 Girls" "Tied to the 90s" "Happy" "More Than Us" "Writing to Reach You" "Driftwood" "Why Does It Always Rain on Me?" "Turn" "Coming Around" "Sing" "Side" "Flowers in the Window" "Re-Offender" "The Beautiful Occupation" "Love Will Come Through" "Walking in the Sun" "Closer" "Selfish Jean" "My Eyes" "J. Smith" "Something Anything" "Song to Self" "Where You Stand" "Moving" "Mother" "Everything at Once" "3 Miles High" "Magnificent Time"

Other songs	"Another Guy"

DVDs	More Than Us Travis at the Palace

Producers	Tchad Blake Nigel Godrich Steve Lillywhite

Concert Tours	Good Feeling tour The Man Who Tour The Invisible Band Tour 12-Memories Tour US And Canada 2009 Tour

Related articles	Discography List of recorded songs

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