Travelling Without Moving: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Chrissypoo (talk | contribs) (major edits to trivia, gallery, and added 20th anniversary tracklist) |
Mustyskunk (talk | contribs) m (placeholder links for now) |
||
| (2 intermediate revisions by 2 users not shown) | |||
| Line 4: | Line 4: | ||
== Track Listing == | == Track Listing == | ||
# Virtual Insanity | # [[Virtual Insanity]] | ||
# Cosmic Girl | # [[Cosmic Girl]] | ||
# Use The Force | # Use The Force | ||
# Everyday | # [[Everyday]] | ||
# Alright | # [[Alright]] | ||
# High Times | # [[High Times]] | ||
# Drifting Along | # Drifting Along | ||
# Didjerama | # Didjerama | ||
# Didjital Vibrations | # Didjital Vibrations | ||
# Travelling Without Moving | # [[Travelling Without Moving (song)|Travelling Without Moving]] | ||
# You Are My Love | # You Are My Love | ||
# Spend A Lifetime | # Spend A Lifetime | ||
## Funktion (Hidden track) | ## Funktion (Hidden track) | ||
## Do You Know Where You're Coming From? (Bonus track on certain copies) | ## [[Do You Know Where You're Coming From?]] (Bonus track on certain copies) | ||
==== 20th Anniversary bonuses ==== | ==== 20th Anniversary bonuses ==== | ||
| Line 50: | Line 50: | ||
* As of 2026, Traveling Without Moving is the best-selling funk album in history, winning a ''Guinness World Record'' and achieving around 8 million copies sold worldwide.<ref>https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/74163-best-selling-album-of-funk-music</ref> | * As of 2026, Traveling Without Moving is the best-selling funk album in history, winning a ''Guinness World Record'' and achieving around 8 million copies sold worldwide.<ref>https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/74163-best-selling-album-of-funk-music</ref> | ||
* Traveling Without Moving is the only album by the band to have won them a ''Grammy Award'', with " | * Traveling Without Moving is the only album by the band to have won them a ''Grammy Award'', with "Virtual Insanity" winning ''Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocal.'' | ||
* Traveling Without Moving is the first album to receive 2 bonus tracks on its vinyl pressing. | * Traveling Without Moving is the first album to receive 2 bonus tracks on its vinyl pressing. | ||
** It is also the first album in the band's discography to feature a secret track, "Funktion". | ** It is also the first album in the band's discography to feature a secret track, "Funktion". | ||
* Traveling Without Moving is the first album that is recognized as the US "breakout" for the band, charting at number 24 on the Billboard 200.<ref>https://www.billboard.com/artist/jamiroquai/chart-history/tlp/</ref> | * Traveling Without Moving is the first album that is recognized as the US "breakout" for the band, charting at number 24 on the Billboard 200.<ref>https://www.billboard.com/artist/jamiroquai/chart-history/tlp/</ref> | ||
** It can argued that their sophomore album "The Return of the Space Cowboy" can be their breakout in the US, but the album never charted and only 2 of its singles charted on the US Dance Charts. | ** It can be argued that their sophomore album "The Return of the Space Cowboy" can be their breakout in the US, but the album never charted and only 2 of its singles charted on the US Dance Charts. | ||
** Despite its success, the band has unfortunately been unable to replicate such success, with every album since not peaking higher than number 24 on the Billboard 200.<ref>https://www.proquest.com/docview/358758889?sourcetype=Newspapers</ref> | ** Despite its success, the band has unfortunately been unable to replicate such success, with every album since not peaking higher than number 24 on the Billboard 200.<ref>https://www.proquest.com/docview/358758889?sourcetype=Newspapers</ref> | ||
* The album's general tone was a major shift from the band's two albums as Jay Kay wanted to show people | * The album's general tone was a major shift from the band's two albums as Jay Kay wanted to show people that "[...] it was important to show people we could enjoy ourselves. That's why it's cars, life and love".<ref>https://www.proquest.com/docview/1841833235?sourcetype=Newspapers</ref> | ||
* "Funktion" holds the record in Jamiroquai's song discography for most writers, with 8 writers credited. | * "Funktion" holds the record in Jamiroquai's song discography for most writers, with 8 writers credited. | ||
* Traveling Without Moving is the only album to have it's first single contain a featuring artist, being M-Beat on "Do U Know Where You're Coming From". | * Traveling Without Moving is the only album to have it's first single contain a featuring artist, being M-Beat on "Do U Know Where You're Coming From". | ||
== References == | |||
<references /> | |||
Latest revision as of 19:54, 23 February 2026
Travelling Without Moving is the third studio album by Jamiroquai, released on 9 September 1996.
Track Listing
- Virtual Insanity
- Cosmic Girl
- Use The Force
- Everyday
- Alright
- High Times
- Drifting Along
- Didjerama
- Didjital Vibrations
- Travelling Without Moving
- You Are My Love
- Spend A Lifetime
- Funktion (Hidden track)
- Do You Know Where You're Coming From? (Bonus track on certain copies)
20th Anniversary bonuses
- Virtual Insanity (Salaam Remi Mix)
- Cosmic Girl (Quasar Mix)
- Alright (Alan Braxe And Fred Falke Remix)
- High Times (Sanchez Radio Edit)
- Do You Know Where You're Coming From (Full Horns Mix)
- Bullet
- Slipin' 'N' Slidin'
- Hollywood Swinging (Live)
- Alright (Live At The Verona Amphitheatre)
- Virtual Insanity (Live At The Verona Amphitheatre)
25h Anniversary bonuses
- Cosmic Girl (Dimitri from Paris Remix Radio Edit)
Gallery
-
Old streaming service cover/CD cover
-
Cassette cover
-
25th anniversary vinyl pressing (Buffalo Man is with a metallic shine)
-
Promo CD cover
-
Exclusive Brazilian CD cover which advertises "Cosmic Girl" remix
-
Promo cassette cover 1
-
Promo cassette cover 2
Trivia
- As of 2026, Traveling Without Moving is the best-selling funk album in history, winning a Guinness World Record and achieving around 8 million copies sold worldwide.[1]
- Traveling Without Moving is the only album by the band to have won them a Grammy Award, with "Virtual Insanity" winning Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocal.
- Traveling Without Moving is the first album to receive 2 bonus tracks on its vinyl pressing.
- It is also the first album in the band's discography to feature a secret track, "Funktion".
- Traveling Without Moving is the first album that is recognized as the US "breakout" for the band, charting at number 24 on the Billboard 200.[2]
- It can be argued that their sophomore album "The Return of the Space Cowboy" can be their breakout in the US, but the album never charted and only 2 of its singles charted on the US Dance Charts.
- Despite its success, the band has unfortunately been unable to replicate such success, with every album since not peaking higher than number 24 on the Billboard 200.[3]
- The album's general tone was a major shift from the band's two albums as Jay Kay wanted to show people that "[...] it was important to show people we could enjoy ourselves. That's why it's cars, life and love".[4]
- "Funktion" holds the record in Jamiroquai's song discography for most writers, with 8 writers credited.
- Traveling Without Moving is the only album to have it's first single contain a featuring artist, being M-Beat on "Do U Know Where You're Coming From".