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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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Rainier Wolfcastle wrote:
> SK wrote:
> Rainier Wolfcastle wrote:
> >Ahhhh.
> >
> >Downloaded "Chicken on a Bone" yesterday. It's a
> bleedin' quality song.
> >
> >
> >Prefer the original Two Colours Version to the reissue, it's a
> >masterpiece. Pure grunge. In fact I'm gonna go listen to it...
>
> I finally managed to track down an Mp3 of The "Two Colours"
> Version of "Chicken on a Bone". And I have to say that
> IMHO...
>
> SK you're crazy! There's no way that the two colours version is
> better! Sure, it's interesting to hear Feeder's earliest release, but
> better? Nooooo. The intro is so bad in comparison to the re-recording,
> and the whole song is lacking in impact.
>
> Oh, and the lyrics are from "Waiting for changes"...
>
> So, mine are:
>
> "Drifting on a boat in emerald seas,
> Pulling on the strings inside of me.
> Tasting salt as waves dive over me,
> Twisting on a rope of memories.
> Oh my God."
:-O
'Coz you slated the original COAB, I shall guess your lyrics! Haha! They're from "Picture of Perfect Youth." :-D
The original COAB is great becaus eit is Feeder's early, raw, grungy sound that is simply classic, like the W.I.T. promo from 1995, it sounded GREAT! Don't get me wrong, I loved the WIT from Swim and COAB from Tangerine (I love all things Feeder except Living In Polaroid and So Well!), but the original's were better.
Oh, and just for a bit of friendly competition, I bet you can't guess my previous lyrics! I'll post them again:
"They cover me in the clothes you see
And I'm suffocating I try to breathe
Only here to let them know
Fading out as the hours go
Cover me if I walk away
Tripping out, I'm in hyper space
Till the will it begins to break
Feel the wall as it starts to shake
Too late, I know
I'm getting deeper, oh yeah
Falling away..."
No checking lyrics websites because that'll just ruin the fun!
> SK wrote:
> Rainier Wolfcastle wrote:
> >Ahhhh.
> >
> >Downloaded "Chicken on a Bone" yesterday. It's a
> bleedin' quality song.
> >
> >
> >Prefer the original Two Colours Version to the reissue, it's a
> >masterpiece. Pure grunge. In fact I'm gonna go listen to it...
>
> I finally managed to track down an Mp3 of The "Two Colours"
> Version of "Chicken on a Bone". And I have to say that
> IMHO...
>
> SK you're crazy! There's no way that the two colours version is
> better! Sure, it's interesting to hear Feeder's earliest release, but
> better? Nooooo. The intro is so bad in comparison to the re-recording,
> and the whole song is lacking in impact.
>
> Oh, and the lyrics are from "Waiting for changes"...
>
> So, mine are:
>
> "Drifting on a boat in emerald seas,
> Pulling on the strings inside of me.
> Tasting salt as waves dive over me,
> Twisting on a rope of memories.
> Oh my God."
:-O
'Coz you slated the original COAB, I shall guess your lyrics! Haha! They're from "Picture of Perfect Youth." :-D
The original COAB is great becaus eit is Feeder's early, raw, grungy sound that is simply classic, like the W.I.T. promo from 1995, it sounded GREAT! Don't get me wrong, I loved the WIT from Swim and COAB from Tangerine (I love all things Feeder except Living In Polaroid and So Well!), but the original's were better.
Oh, and just for a bit of friendly competition, I bet you can't guess my previous lyrics! I'll post them again:
"They cover me in the clothes you see
And I'm suffocating I try to breathe
Only here to let them know
Fading out as the hours go
Cover me if I walk away
Tripping out, I'm in hyper space
Till the will it begins to break
Feel the wall as it starts to shake
Too late, I know
I'm getting deeper, oh yeah
Falling away..."
No checking lyrics websites because that'll just ruin the fun!
SK wrote:
> Rainier Wolfcastle wrote:
> >Ahhhh.
> >
> >Downloaded "Chicken on a Bone" yesterday. It's a bleedin' quality song.
>
>
>Prefer the original Two Colours Version to the reissue, it's a >masterpiece. Pure grunge. In fact I'm gonna go listen to it...
I finally managed to track down an Mp3 of The "Two Colours" Version of "Chicken on a Bone". And I have to say that IMHO...
SK you're crazy! There's no way that the two colours version is better! Sure, it's interesting to hear Feeder's earliest release, but better? Nooooo. The intro is so bad in comparison to the re-recording, and the whole song is lacking in impact.
Oh, and the lyrics are from "Waiting for changes"...
So, mine are:
"Drifting on a boat in emerald seas,
Pulling on the strings inside of me.
Tasting salt as waves dive over me,
Twisting on a rope of memories.
Oh my God."
> Rainier Wolfcastle wrote:
> >Ahhhh.
> >
> >Downloaded "Chicken on a Bone" yesterday. It's a bleedin' quality song.
>
>
>Prefer the original Two Colours Version to the reissue, it's a >masterpiece. Pure grunge. In fact I'm gonna go listen to it...
I finally managed to track down an Mp3 of The "Two Colours" Version of "Chicken on a Bone". And I have to say that IMHO...
SK you're crazy! There's no way that the two colours version is better! Sure, it's interesting to hear Feeder's earliest release, but better? Nooooo. The intro is so bad in comparison to the re-recording, and the whole song is lacking in impact.
Oh, and the lyrics are from "Waiting for changes"...
So, mine are:
"Drifting on a boat in emerald seas,
Pulling on the strings inside of me.
Tasting salt as waves dive over me,
Twisting on a rope of memories.
Oh my God."
I just realised my tagline has gone someone nicked it
SK wrote:
> KR wrote:
> Longy told me at school that i said it in here.
>
> I'm telling you that you told me on MSN, I told Longy about it.
exactly and SK put it in here it was really funny im sure you said it in here though, Argh well
> KR wrote:
> Longy told me at school that i said it in here.
>
> I'm telling you that you told me on MSN, I told Longy about it.
exactly and SK put it in here it was really funny im sure you said it in here though, Argh well
Longy told me at school that i said it in here.
Longy:0) wrote:
> and i know! it's about as bad as, "when are Feeder gonna release
> Insomina" now that was funny
yes the thing i "supposedly" asked in here, any proof? didnt think so.
> and i know! it's about as bad as, "when are Feeder gonna release
> Insomina" now that was funny
yes the thing i "supposedly" asked in here, any proof? didnt think so.
***Sigh***
OK, so nobody's gonna get my lyrics, despite them being from what's known as "the greatest Feeder song ever" between die-hard fans.
Well, here's a new set then, they're MUCH easier:
"Take a ride to Charing Cross
Join the masses as they shop
Their lives away
Twenty nine's the northern line
Heading back to lose our minds
To break the chain..."
I'll be amazed if people don't get this! It's no Echo Park but come on!
OK, so nobody's gonna get my lyrics, despite them being from what's known as "the greatest Feeder song ever" between die-hard fans.
Well, here's a new set then, they're MUCH easier:
"Take a ride to Charing Cross
Join the masses as they shop
Their lives away
Twenty nine's the northern line
Heading back to lose our minds
To break the chain..."
I'll be amazed if people don't get this! It's no Echo Park but come on!
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