Feeder - Live

It isn't that I don't like Feeder, I think they're great. It's just I'm not a massive fan yet after accidentally running into them in HMV Oxford Street me and my dearest friend decided to see them. We chose the second Brixton date, not because I couldn't get anymore... but because Inme were playing. Now I'm a relativly large fan of Inme, larger than Feeder and so I'm looking forward to seeing them next month (again)... but I was pleasently and heavily suprised by what I saw at Brixton Academy. After Serafin I was delighted to see Inme, they didn't dissapoint... I could go into how good they were but I won't after all this ...  Read the complete review

April 29th 1998 was a fantastic day. It was a day where I decided to quit my course at uni in favour of a different one and also the day I went to the Anson Rooms and watched not one, but TWO of my favourite bands. This review concerns Feeder, who were on top form tonight. The band played song after song and it was all good. They rocked, much to our delight. They were supporting Everclear who were even better live than they were recorded, much to my amazement. The other band present were Carrie... but we only caught the end of their set. They sounded pretty good though. Back to Feeder.... depite not making too much of an impact over here yet, ...  Read the complete review

Feeder – London Astoria, Saturday 21st April 2001 was the setting. We got there a bit late, into the My Vitriol by about 5 songs, they were just finishing off with their last two songs, we managed to get our selves to about the front second row-ish, so we could get a good view of the band. After My Vitriol finished we had a ten-fifteen minute wait till Feeder actually came on stage wile the equipment was set up. When the band finally came on it was as though the crowd suddenly woke up and everyone cheered and clapped, the playing of the band was fabulous they were in great form, looking as if they were enjoying every minute of the performance, as was the crowd. It ...  Read the complete review

If this is the state of British rock music at the moment then kill me now. In its own way they are just as limp and sterile as Coldplay and the Nu-Acoustic movement but somehow we let them slip through the net. "Buck Rogers" is such an energy rush and sadly its the only moment from a band which sets it apart from the current chart fodder simply by saying "Hey we have guitars!!!! We'll turn them up to 11 and hope you don't notice we've forgotten to write a tune". Now for all the faults of the Americans they know their rock stars from the man about town - if you put Feeder in a line up they'd be interchangeable from Dave and Steve at ...  Read the complete review