Twelve Stops And Home - The Feeling

Twelve Stops and Home is the first album by the band 'The Feeling' and is a lovely blend of musical inspirations. It is classified under the genres of 'pop', 'rock' and 'soft-rock'. It features multi-layered vocals, piano, drums and guitar in most of their songs which adds to a distinctive style that they have. They're one of the best bands out there at the moment because of their ability to write soulful and amusing music which I will analyse song by song: 1. I Want You Now Slower than the other songs but a good introduction to the album and the rest of the songs. This song is quite repetitive but as you find as you listen, the vocal arrangements are ...  Read the complete review

The feeling released this album in the year of 2006. It is called 12 stops and home and as you can guess it contains 12 tracks. The album is one of the best I've heard that came out in 2006 and I'd say that I don't dislike any of the songs on the album. One of the good things about this album is that the worst songs are average and there are several really good songs, I would say that seven or eight of the songs on the album would be worthy of a release as a single. Twelve Stops and home has a very good pop music feel about it, the album contains a lot of catchy and uplifting songs that I could happily listen to any day of the week. I ...  Read the complete review

This album was released last year, but I still think they're one of the best bands around at the moment. Compared to some of the squeaky-chipmunk-chavvy music around nowadays, The Feeling is a refreshing break. Overall, there are 12 songs on this Album and I'd say about 10 are definately worth a listen. Rose and I Want You Now, are slower than the others, they don't quite reach the high quality of the other 10 tracks and are quite easy to forget. The other 10 tracks however, are sensational, thought-provoking lyrics, catchy tunes and unforgetable. "Blue Picadilly" is great, it is slower, but the tune is great and you'll be listening ...  Read the complete review

THE FEELING ---------------- TWELVE STOPS AND HOME --------------------------------- Have you heard of this relatively new band - The Feeling? If you haven’t, I’m sure you will. If you have, I’d say there’s more than a fair chance that you like their music. The Feeling practically appeared out of nowhere towards the end of 2005 when their debut single - ‘Fill My Little World’ was given a limited release but was played with great frequency on the radio. Hearing this song for the first time, I thought “Hey! Who are these guys? This is great!”. On February 27, 2006, their first fully released single ‘Sewn’ entered the UK ...  Read the complete review

The Feeling are quite a recent addition to the music scene and follow in the footsteps of bands such as The Darkness and Arctic Monkeys. Their sound is very fitting with the current music trends that seem to be seeping through the country, namely that of indie. However it doesn’t just stop there and seems to co-ordinate all types of music including pop and soft rock into the equation. They’re a five piece male band inspired apparently by sounds of the 70s including Supertramp and Queen which is evident on a couple of the tracks. All from the London way of England or somewhere nearby their Cockney charm does not go unmissed on this album. This is their first album and was ...  Read the complete review