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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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who are the strokes? never heared of them, and yeah me and u Mr Neil never agree on anything ive stoped trying i can just accept it now i dont agree but ok
SK wrote:
> It's true, I've heard it happen on some occasions, but teh
> Stereophonics are apparently great friends both inside and outside
> of music so HOPEFULLY this wont happen.
Sorry, that was supposed to say that the Stereophonics are apparently great friends WITH FEEDER inside and outside of music. Sorry!
> It's true, I've heard it happen on some occasions, but teh
> Stereophonics are apparently great friends both inside and outside
> of music so HOPEFULLY this wont happen.
Sorry, that was supposed to say that the Stereophonics are apparently great friends WITH FEEDER inside and outside of music. Sorry!
i just thought I would warn you guys, not wanting to see anyone's dreams crushed. Many main bands ensure that their support acts get really bad PA's or don't allow them to do a sound check. This often results in the support act, through no fault of their own, sounding absolutely awful. Feeder aren't a bad live band and it would be a shame to see it happen to them.
From my own personal experience the Smashing Pumpkins gig at the NEC saw "The Catherine Wheel" supporting and they sounded atrocious. The bass sound was too muddy and the guitar-vocal mix was so far out that you could only hear thundering guitars and virtually no vocal at all. Then, surprise surprise, Billy Corgan and co come out and launch into their first song and sound incredible with a perfect mix. That's why it happens, there's no better way of making a band look good than placing them after a band that sounded terrible. I think the worst case I ever saw was the Soulfly gig, the two supports, Earthtone 9 and Glassjaw really struggled. They both had a shocking PA system and then Soulfly's sounded incredible, and neither band was allowed to test sound levels at all, Soulfly did. Earthtone 9 sunk like a rock. Glassjaw struggled admirably. Soulfly rocked out, but lost the respect of many for their underhand tactics...
I'm not saying the Stereophonics are mean people but I'm sure you can think of an occassion where the support band has unjustly sounded awful and to be honest Feeder are a far superior band to the Stereophonics. SK will agree with me that Feeder would quite easily upstage the Stereophonics on a level playing field.
From my own personal experience the Smashing Pumpkins gig at the NEC saw "The Catherine Wheel" supporting and they sounded atrocious. The bass sound was too muddy and the guitar-vocal mix was so far out that you could only hear thundering guitars and virtually no vocal at all. Then, surprise surprise, Billy Corgan and co come out and launch into their first song and sound incredible with a perfect mix. That's why it happens, there's no better way of making a band look good than placing them after a band that sounded terrible. I think the worst case I ever saw was the Soulfly gig, the two supports, Earthtone 9 and Glassjaw really struggled. They both had a shocking PA system and then Soulfly's sounded incredible, and neither band was allowed to test sound levels at all, Soulfly did. Earthtone 9 sunk like a rock. Glassjaw struggled admirably. Soulfly rocked out, but lost the respect of many for their underhand tactics...
I'm not saying the Stereophonics are mean people but I'm sure you can think of an occassion where the support band has unjustly sounded awful and to be honest Feeder are a far superior band to the Stereophonics. SK will agree with me that Feeder would quite easily upstage the Stereophonics on a level playing field.
It's the Stereophonic's Gig. Their concert. But all bands have a "support group" or "backup band" or whatever you want to call it, that plays for a set amount of time before the actual band comes out. For example:
Feeder's "Echo Park Tour" (March-May 2001), "My Vitriol" (The Support Group) played for about an hour, maybe an hour and a half, they leave, and then Feeder came on and the concert properly starts.
So that's what's gonna happen! Just replace Feeder for Stereophonics, Echo Park Tour for 2001 tour, and My Vitriol for Feeder.
Hope that made it a little clearer.
Feeder's "Echo Park Tour" (March-May 2001), "My Vitriol" (The Support Group) played for about an hour, maybe an hour and a half, they leave, and then Feeder came on and the concert properly starts.
So that's what's gonna happen! Just replace Feeder for Stereophonics, Echo Park Tour for 2001 tour, and My Vitriol for Feeder.
Hope that made it a little clearer.
In fact forget that last post I have just been on the official Feeder website and it says that they are backing stereophonics on their UK tour!
I still want to know how the time will be split up between te two bands though if anyone knows.
:D
I still want to know how the time will be split up between te two bands though if anyone knows.
:D
I just went to look at tickets for sterophonic but it dosent say aything about Feeder but I am sure they are backing them at their concerts.
How will that work?
Half Stereophonics and half Feeder?
Thanks :D
How will that work?
Half Stereophonics and half Feeder?
Thanks :D
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