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
8) Tinseltown
9) You're My Evergreen
10) Dry
11) Hole In My Head
12) So Well
13) Paperfaces
BONUS TRACK- Bubblehead
The album consists of showing many different sides to Feeder's music. The heavy as in "Waiting For Changes", the mellow-acoustic flavours of "Dry" and "Tineltown", the experimental delights of "So Well" and "Radioman" and the downright mosh-pit frenzy of a tune by the name of "Hole In My Head".
Every track is something special, when I first heard Feeder albums it was the first time in my life I bought an album, and every track is supberb, and this one carries on that trend which so far has not and never will stop.
I really like the way the album is organised,- you get a heavy track, a mellow track, a heavy track then maybe another heavy track and then something experimental thrown in for fine measure and variety. This is not one of those CD's where you have a track in mind you're intending to skip when it comes along.
Even 4 years after it's release I'm still playing it week by week, and for that to happen to a four year old album really must mean how timeless Feeder are.
If you buy one CD today, make sure it's this one.
1. Standing On The Edge
2. Buck Rogers
3. Piece by Piece
4. 7 Days In The Sun
5. We Can't Rewind
6. Turn
7. Choke
8. Oxygen
9. Tell All Your Friends
10. Under The Weather
11. Satellite News
12. Bug
Look out for the beautiful "Satellite News" and "Oxygen" and the uplifting "Tell All Your Friends", in fact look out for every track on this album! lol.
This made #5 in the UK album chart, went gold then achieved the unique feat of going platinum in 2003 when it was no longer the latest release, and a 2 year old album as well!!!.