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FEEDER COME BACK AROUND |
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DISCOGRAPHY
Latest site news - A Message From Website Owner |
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ALBUMS... |
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Swim...
Released June 28th, 1996 |
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1. Sweet 16
2.) Stereo World
3.) W.I.T (Women in Towels)
4.) Descend
5.) Shade
6.) Swim |
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The six track mini album was Feeder's first proper release, showcasing songs that they'd been honing live and managing to capture that essence on the record. It provided the backbone of their first full length album (Polythene) and introduced to the world classic Feeder tracks such as 'Shade', 'Sweet Sixteen' and 'WIT' which are as popular live today as they ever were. |
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Polythene...
Released May 9th, 1997 |
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1. ) Polythene Girl
2. ) My Perfect Day
3. ) Cement
4. ) High
5. ) Crash
6. ) Radiation
7. ) Suffocate |
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8. ) Descend
9. ) Stereo World
10. ) Change
11. ) Tangerine
12. ) Forgive
13. ) 20th Century Trip |
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Feeder's first full length album was originally released in 1997 to tremendous critical acclaim and heralded the bands arrival on the music scene with the same raw energy that had made them such a hit on the live circuit. With it's melodic hooks and suffocating, heavy riffs, it spawned four singles with album quality B-sides recorded at the time and was later repackaged and rereleased with the hit single 'High.' |
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Yesterday Went Too Soon...
Released August 31st, 1999 |
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1.) Anaesthetic
2.) Insomnia
3.) Picture of Perfect Youth
4.) Yesterday Went Too Soon
5.) Waiting For Changes
6.) Radioman
7.) Day In Day Out |
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8.) Tinsel Town
9.) You're My Evergreen 10.) Dry
11.) Hole in My Head
12.) So Well
13.) Paperfaces
14.) Bubblehead (Hidden Track) |
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Critically praised from all corners upon release, Feeder's second album demonstrated a definite progression from their debut to become an instant classic which many regard as their best work. Written in and around relentlessly touring the States and produced by the band, it shows a snapshot of a fractured state of mind and a yearning for days gone by through some of the most original and quirky rock songs of recent times. |
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Echo Park...
Released April 23rd, 2001 |
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1.) Standing On The Edge
2.) Buck Rogers
3.) Piece By Piece
4.) Seven Days In The Sun
5.) We Can't Rewind
6.) Turn |
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7.) Choke
8.) Oxygen
9.) Tell All Your Friends
10.) Under The Weather
11.) Satellite News
12.) Bug |
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Recorded with venerable producer Gil Norton, Echo Park has become Feeder's most successful record to date. Ostentatiously the band's 'pop' album, it's singles dominated 2001, no more so than with the ubiquitous anthem of 'Buck Rogers', which also gave Feeder their highest chart position (Number 5, January 2001). Despite its playful melodies and spirited exuberance, it also contained enough heavy riffs ('Choke', 'Bug') and trademark quirkiness ('Standing On The Edge') to keep fans of the band's early material happy. |
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For more Feeder albums |
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