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Enter for in depth conversations on the living, breathing legends that is Feeder.
Anything from their early, grungy metal to their present upbeat / uplifting rock. They have contributed to Rock music things that other bands can only dreaming of. By writing their own lyrics and music, only doing live performences and playing their own instruments they put teeniebopper favourite's "S Club 7" in their place.
Having added numerous awards worldwide including "Greatest Heavy Metal Band Album of 1997" for their debut full album "Polythene."
Named the best Live band around, they overwhelm onlookers at festivals and concerts worldwide including in Japan, U.S.A, Germany, Italk, France, Spain and of course, The U.K.
No matter what mood, circumstance or emotional condition you're in, there's always a Feeder song to suit your situation. From the uplifting catchiness of Top 5 hit "Buck Rogers" to the moving and inspirational "Yesterday Went Too Soon."
Whether you like Rock, Pop, Metal, Indie, or Nu Metal, Feeder has a place in their Kingdom for you, and your dinner table is waiting for you to be uplifted by the bands amazing musical talent.
To summarise... God Save Feeder.
Anything from their early, grungy metal to their present upbeat / uplifting rock. They have contributed to Rock music things that other bands can only dreaming of. By writing their own lyrics and music, only doing live performences and playing their own instruments they put teeniebopper favourite's "S Club 7" in their place.
Having added numerous awards worldwide including "Greatest Heavy Metal Band Album of 1997" for their debut full album "Polythene."
Named the best Live band around, they overwhelm onlookers at festivals and concerts worldwide including in Japan, U.S.A, Germany, Italk, France, Spain and of course, The U.K.
No matter what mood, circumstance or emotional condition you're in, there's always a Feeder song to suit your situation. From the uplifting catchiness of Top 5 hit "Buck Rogers" to the moving and inspirational "Yesterday Went Too Soon."
Whether you like Rock, Pop, Metal, Indie, or Nu Metal, Feeder has a place in their Kingdom for you, and your dinner table is waiting for you to be uplifted by the bands amazing musical talent.
To summarise... God Save Feeder.
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Kid Rock wrote:
> Longy:0) wrote:
> misterhappy wrote:
> So you were the guy playing the
> guitar???
Ah-ha now
> we know!
why do you say that?
because nikki
> asked SK if he can play the whole song on his guitar
Exactly!
The question remains, was he the solitary figure in the shade playing his guitar, or was he with a group of other people?
> Longy:0) wrote:
> misterhappy wrote:
> So you were the guy playing the
> guitar???
Ah-ha now
> we know!
why do you say that?
because nikki
> asked SK if he can play the whole song on his guitar
Exactly!
The question remains, was he the solitary figure in the shade playing his guitar, or was he with a group of other people?
Longy:0) wrote:
> misterhappy wrote:
> So you were the guy playing the guitar???
Ah-ha now
> we know!
why do you say that?
because nikki asked SK if he can play the whole song on his guitar
> misterhappy wrote:
> So you were the guy playing the guitar???
Ah-ha now
> we know!
why do you say that?
because nikki asked SK if he can play the whole song on his guitar
That concert was FANTASTIC i went with SK and it was brilliant it was my first concert adn i loved it Feeder where brilliant i loved every minute i was dripping with sweat absolutly BRILLAINT. WELL DONE FEEDER they are the best band ever Grant is so kool so is Taka and John
misterhappy wrote:
> So you were the guy playing the guitar???
Ah-ha now we know!
why do you say that?
> So you were the guy playing the guitar???
Ah-ha now we know!
why do you say that?
SSX_Nikki wrote:
> I seen you on that video it is cool i heard from longy that you got one hundred
> pounds for it lucky person what i would do with a hundred pounds ah yes i would
> buy a PS2 can you play the full song on your guitar
SSX_nikki what are you going on about?
> I seen you on that video it is cool i heard from longy that you got one hundred
> pounds for it lucky person what i would do with a hundred pounds ah yes i would
> buy a PS2 can you play the full song on your guitar
SSX_nikki what are you going on about?
So you were the guy playing the guitar???
Ah-ha now we know!
Ah-ha now we know!
I AM on the feeder video! And I'm NOT stupid enough to fall for that to reveal my identity!!!
Went to see Feeder with the Phonics on Wednesday night. They were great. here's the review I wrote to Feeder:
"I would just like to thank Grant, Jon and Taka for the Superb, no wait, legendary performance they put on last night (Wednesday November 21st) at the Birmingham NIA. It was simply AMAZING! I don’t live in Birmingham, and I had NO intention whatsoever of watching the Stereophonics, I came for Feeder! I arrived at 2pm to make sure we got there early for the 7:30pm start! We ended up just a couple of people between us and the security bars. I heard a few people slagging Feeder off before they came on stage and I explained to them that when they saw them live in a few minutes, they’d change their minds… And I was right! When they first came on, they played Insomnia, and you could see everyone wanting to jump, but not wanting to go back on their word. But I didn’t give a damn, I came to support Feeder and that’s what I did! So I jumped and leaped as high and as powerful as I could, swinging my arms in the air and chanting the lyrics off by heart, the grin on my face stretching from ear to ear. People were staring at me, making comments, but I just laughed and shouted, “If this doesn’t make you jump then nothing will!” By the end of Insomnia, people began to get involved, and the band received a relatively good ovation. Then came “My Perfect Day.” Again, I sang, I shouted, I jumped, and this time, more people joined in, really starting to get a feel for Feeder’s stupendous talent. By the time they performed tracks like “We Can’t Rewind” and “Waiting For Changes,” the entire crowd was jumping and going nuts! As soon as the words “Office Blocks” came from Grant’s mouth, they went insane! The band had obviously won over a tough crowd! And well done to them! The same went for Seven Days In The Sun and Just A Day. The crowd went WILD! And as for Buck Rogers, well, I couldn’t see a single person in the audience NOT chanting the words “He’s got a brand new car…” etc from their mouth! All in all, I spent nearly £30 to see a 45 minute set and it was DEFINITELY worth it! An immensely great show and all praise to Feeder! Thanks a lot you guys for the earth-shattering performance that I’ll never forget."
Went to see Feeder with the Phonics on Wednesday night. They were great. here's the review I wrote to Feeder:
"I would just like to thank Grant, Jon and Taka for the Superb, no wait, legendary performance they put on last night (Wednesday November 21st) at the Birmingham NIA. It was simply AMAZING! I don’t live in Birmingham, and I had NO intention whatsoever of watching the Stereophonics, I came for Feeder! I arrived at 2pm to make sure we got there early for the 7:30pm start! We ended up just a couple of people between us and the security bars. I heard a few people slagging Feeder off before they came on stage and I explained to them that when they saw them live in a few minutes, they’d change their minds… And I was right! When they first came on, they played Insomnia, and you could see everyone wanting to jump, but not wanting to go back on their word. But I didn’t give a damn, I came to support Feeder and that’s what I did! So I jumped and leaped as high and as powerful as I could, swinging my arms in the air and chanting the lyrics off by heart, the grin on my face stretching from ear to ear. People were staring at me, making comments, but I just laughed and shouted, “If this doesn’t make you jump then nothing will!” By the end of Insomnia, people began to get involved, and the band received a relatively good ovation. Then came “My Perfect Day.” Again, I sang, I shouted, I jumped, and this time, more people joined in, really starting to get a feel for Feeder’s stupendous talent. By the time they performed tracks like “We Can’t Rewind” and “Waiting For Changes,” the entire crowd was jumping and going nuts! As soon as the words “Office Blocks” came from Grant’s mouth, they went insane! The band had obviously won over a tough crowd! And well done to them! The same went for Seven Days In The Sun and Just A Day. The crowd went WILD! And as for Buck Rogers, well, I couldn’t see a single person in the audience NOT chanting the words “He’s got a brand new car…” etc from their mouth! All in all, I spent nearly £30 to see a 45 minute set and it was DEFINITELY worth it! An immensely great show and all praise to Feeder! Thanks a lot you guys for the earth-shattering performance that I’ll never forget."
he is i seen him on the BOX channel 449 sky digital
I bet you weren't in it at all ;)
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