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Join With Us

by: The Feeling

Release Date February 18, 2008
What an embarrassment. I live in the same town as where the band are from and I'm ashamed, a real load of crap absolutely terrible.

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Twelve Stops and Home

by: The Feeling

Release Date June 05, 2006
The essence of any Brit-Pop band is do they have enough originality to last the distance? It's often easy to produce a stunning first album and then fail to live up to expectations. The first album can well be dominated by songs written over a period of time. The problem can come when new material has to be written.

Having said that there has to be a starting point and The Feeling are a decent southern England band with some catchy choruses and hook lines that have stood them apart from many of their contemporaries. They have the pseudo London feel of a Blur but mix it with decent melodies.

They are one of those bands that you hear in a shopping centre or on the radio and immediately think "that's good who are they? It's ... Read More:

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Join With Us (Special Edition)

by: The Feeling

Release Date February 18, 2008
On first listen similar to 12 stops but as you listen to it more and more it just grows on you. I haven't tired of it yet and even my wife is converted. Fabulous album!!!

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Turn It Up

by: The Feeling

Release Date July 14, 2008
This is such a good track. You can't help but tap your foot and smile when you hear it. Definitely recommended!

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I Thought It Was Over

by: The Feeling

Release Date February 11, 2008
I'm writing this review, not because of the single (which is decent enough) but its B-sides. I hate buying singles because they clutter up my collection, but when the single is out the week before the album it seems even more pointless. In this case I'm glad I did buy it. 'Don't Make It Easy' is better than a number of tracks on the new album and 'Colombia' is better than any of them. 'Colombia' is very uptempo, full of great keyboard lines and (I know everyone says it) reminiscent of ELO at their very best. It may be the ELO tinge that saw this song left off the album but whatever the reasons melodic pop fans really should get hold of this. Also, given that the album is great in places but less consistent than 'Twelve Stops...', these two tracks fill ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Without You

by: The Feeling

Release Date April 21, 2008
I'm writing this review, not because of the single (which is decent enough) but its B-sides. I hate buying singles because they clutter up my collection, but when the single is out the week before the album it seems even more pointless. In this case I'm glad I did buy it. 'Don't Make It Easy' is better than a number of tracks on the new album and 'Colombia' is better than any of them. 'Colombia' is very uptempo, full of great keyboard lines and (I know everyone says it) reminiscent of ELO at their very best. It may be the ELO tinge that saw this song left off the album but whatever the reasons melodic pop fans really should get hold of this. Also, given that the album is great in places but less consistent than 'Twelve Stops...', these two tracks fill ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Twelve Stops and Home

by: The Feeling

Release Date May 05, 2003
The essence of any Brit-Pop band is do they have enough originality to last the distance? It's often easy to produce a stunning first album and then fail to live up to expectations. The first album can well be dominated by songs written over a period of time. The problem can come when new material has to be written.

Having said that there has to be a starting point and The Feeling are a decent southern England band with some catchy choruses and hook lines that have stood them apart from many of their contemporaries. They have the pseudo London feel of a Blur but mix it with decent melodies.

They are one of those bands that you hear in a shopping centre or on the radio and immediately think "that's good who are they? It's just remembering ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Sewn

by: The Feeling

Release Date February 27, 2006
I first heard this on Capital FM earlier this year and I kept wondering 'who sings this?'. Not knowing, of course, this was a band I'd soon become a big fan of later.

The simple bass playing in the background with Dan's voice at the beggining, the introducing the piana and drums later really make this song. Not to mention the heartfelt lyrics that are somehow deep and easy to remember at the same time.

I've heard this live too, which is even better. The Feeling's debut song is among the best I've heard for quite a while, and 2006 will be a big year for them, mark my words.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Die Maske des Roten Todes

by: Feeling B.

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I first heard this on Capital FM earlier this year and I kept wondering 'who sings this?'. Not knowing, of course, this was a band I'd soon become a big fan of later.

The simple bass playing in the background with Dan's voice at the beggining, the introducing the piana and drums later really make this song. Not to mention the heartfelt lyrics that are somehow deep and easy to remember at the same time.

I've heard this live too, which is even better. The Feeling's debut song is among the best I've heard for quite a while, and 2006 will be a big year for them, mark my words.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Turn It Up [7" VINYL]

by: The Feeling

Release Date July 14, 2008
I first heard this on Capital FM earlier this year and I kept wondering 'who sings this?'. Not knowing, of course, this was a band I'd soon become a big fan of later.

The simple bass playing in the background with Dan's voice at the beggining, the introducing the piana and drums later really make this song. Not to mention the heartfelt lyrics that are somehow deep and easy to remember at the same time.

I've heard this live too, which is even better. The Feeling's debut song is among the best I've heard for quite a while, and 2006 will be a big year for them, mark my words.