OTHER RELEASES
SANDSTONE VETERANS SELF-TILED ALBUM
TRACKLISTING (CD):

1) Didn't Feel A Thing
2) Cookie Monster
3) Ghost Of You
4) Hopelessly Devoted To You
5) Happy
6) Heads In The Sand
7) Hand Of Time
8) Princess
9) King Of The Weak
10)Trippin' Minds
Debut album released by Dean Tidey's own band. Here we get 10 tracks continuing on with the britrock-influences of the "Happy EP" and altogether the album is rather impressive and worth every penny, the only minus point with this album tho is the "Hopelessly Devoted To You" cover.

It was limited to 500 copies and all are signed by Dean and Tom Windriff of the band. You were able to get a copy from the official site, but that's now gone and the album now sold out.
FEEDER "COMFORT IN SOUND" SINGLE (GIGS ONLY CD)
Tracklisting:

1) Comfort In Sound (Mike Stent mix)
2) Comfort In Sound (video)
3) Piece By Piece (video)
Released during the December 2003 Arena Tour, and the copy I bought was from Wembley Arena on the 10th! (brilliant gig!!!). The single is limited to 2.000 copies and are all numbered.

Here, you get a remix of the track by Mike Stent. It improves on the album version with the use of crispier sounds, and interesting fuzzyness in the background that adds an extra atmosphere to the song. With the Alan Mulder remix of "Just A Day", you couldn't really tell the difference. It was good but nowhere as good as this remix. The middle instrumental bit has excellent electronic sounds added into the mix, and is well worth the wait for it's arrival.

Other tracks on the CD are that of the withdrawn "Piece By Piece" video, and the new video for "Comfort In Sound" created by Mark Video, who also shot the footage of the Reading documentary on the JTWIF DVD, and Brixton Academy gig on the FAT CD2. The video has been reviewed by me on the "Promo Videos" page.
FEEDER "CAN'T DANCE TO DISCO" (PROMO SINGLE)
The only promo not to be proceeded by a single release. This was put out as a promo to student radio stations in 1998, and was never intended to be a single despite suspicions that it was planned to be one. The CD is a one-track promo of the track that soon made an appearance a year later on the "Day In Day Out" CD1 single, so this CD is quite a collectors item and must have been really sought after by fans who knew about this CD's existence before the "Day In Day Out" single was released. It was limited to something like 300 copies.
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