Feeder - Pushing the Senses

Pushing The Senses is Feeder at their best! Moving forward from the awesome and 500,000 selling Comfort In Sound, Pushing The Senses looks to move Feeder into the big league. Scheduled to be enhanced with 10 tracks. 2005. Album Description

Pushing My Senses, Indeed!!!

Well, this is the first album I've heard by Feeder. I heard some of the singles from a friend (Buck Rogers being one song comes to mind) and I didn't really care for them. But I heard Pilgrim Soul on Feeder's Myspace page and immediately decided to take a gamble and buy the album. What I discovered is that this is a gem that is completely overlooked by way too many rock fans. Anyone who appreciates ColdPlay, U2, Dredg, Paloalto/Goldenstate, Longview, etc. will definitely love this album. I've listened to it from start to finish countless times and it still hasn't lost its magestic touch. Trust me. Buy this album. October 17, 2006

Ismail rejoinder

Half the acts you listed as being British are IRISH. Get an atlas, punk July 18, 2006

Enhanced? What!?

I don't see why this album should be "enhanced".

Moving on, this album is a cracker. A mix of both heavy and light. For those that love this album, I recommend the album just before it - Comfort in Sound. July 10, 2006

.......hmmmmm

Not a review....just pointing out that the reviewer who said that all good music comes from Britain.... well maybe you'd like to know that The Killers are actually from Las Vegas. March 30, 2006

Surrender Your Senses

Nothing I say about this record will ever do it justice, and that's saying something cause God knows I always have a thing or two to say about everything. Let's just say that I can't wait to see Feeder live! After listening to this record non-stop for the past 2 months, I am addicted to this band and anything they do.

This is really not a surprise since I am always a huge fan of anything British, especially British music! They produce the best music hands down (come one! Duran Duran, The Killers, Oasis, Coldplay, The Cranberries, K's Choice, Snow Patrol, Keane, Pet Shop Boys, Queen, George Michael, Ronan Keating, Mark Owen, Daniel Bedingfield, Sting, Seal, Aqualung, David Grey, ... I know I am forgetting some!)

The tracks that literally take my breath away every single time I listen to them are Morning Life, Pain on Pain, Tender, Dove Grey Sand, and Frequency. Unbelievable harmonic melodies with great, touching lyrics to boot! No band or artist had quite this effect on me since Tori Amos' Winter back in 1991.

The shock of all of this is that this record isn't released in the US domestically. You have to buy it as IMPORT for triple its price or you can always buy it from Amazon.co.uk.

I don't care how you get it, just get it. You'll love it! March 20, 2006

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