The Singles by Feeder, album cover
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The Singles

Released15 May 2006
LabelEcho
Popularity20.2

The Singles is Feeder's second UK compilation, arriving on 15 May 2006 on Echo after the b-sides collection Picture of Perfect Youth. It gathers 18 of their UK top 40 hits, leaving out only "Day In Day Out" and "Find The Colour", and adds the Arena Tour single "Comfort In Sound". Three new songs sit alongside them: "Lost And Found", "Burn The Bridges" and "Save Us". The first and last of those were issued as singles, reaching numbers 12 and 34 in the UK.

It also gives a proper album home to a re-recorded "Suffocate" and to "Shatter", and the edited "Just a Day" appears on a commercial album for the first time. Limited editions come with a DVD of the band's promotional videos up to that point. The collection reached number 2 in the UK and went Platinum within months, later climbing to 500,000 shipments. For anyone wanting Feeder's singles in one place, this is the obvious start.

The Singles: tracklist, credits and charts

20 tracks · 1:16:01

Tracklist

  1. 1Come Back AroundGrant Nicholas3:12
  2. 2Buck RogersGrant Nicholas3:12
  3. 3ShatterGrant Nicholas2:57
  4. 4Just the Way I'm FeelingGrant Nicholas4:18
  5. 5Lost & FoundGrant Nicholas2:56
  6. 6Just a DayGrant Nicholas3:45
  7. 7HighGrant Nicholas4:33
  8. 8Comfort in SoundGrant Nicholas3:37
  9. 9Feeling a MomentGrant Nicholas4:09
  10. 10Burn the BridgesGrant Nicholas3:37
  11. 11Tumble & FallGrant Nicholas4:20
  12. 12Forget About TomorrowGrant Nicholas3:51
  13. 13TenderGrant Nicholas4:16
  14. 14Pushing the SensesGrant Nicholas3:27
  15. 15Save UsGrant Nicholas3:50
  16. 16Seven Days in the SunGrant Nicholas3:39
  17. 17InsomniaHirose, Lee, Nicholas2:52
  18. 18TurnGrant Nicholas4:30
  19. 19Yesterday Went Too SoonGrant Nicholas4:17
  20. 20SuffocateGrant Nicholas4:43
Produced by
Grant Nicholas, Gil Norton, Matt Sime, Feeder, Steve Power, Grant Nicholas, Stephen Street, Chris Sheldon, Brian Sperber
Mixed by
Adrian Bushby, Feeder, Jack Joseph‐Puig, Jeremy Wheatley, Chris Sheldon, Steve Power, Mark “Spike” Stent, Andy Wallace, Al Clay
Mixed at
Ocean Way Recording, Twenty One Studios
Engineered by
Adrian Bushby, Matt Sime, Danton Supple, Cenzo Townshend, Chris Sheldon
Recorded
1997–2006
Label
Echo
Length
1:16:01

Line-up

  • Taka Hirose · bass guitar · guest
  • Jon Lee · drums (drum set), percussion · guest
  • Grant Nicholas · guitar, keyboard, vocals · guest
  • Jane Atkins · viola · guest
  • Peter Collyer · viola · guest
  • Susan Dench · viola · guest
  • Richard George · violin · guest
  • Jayne Harris · violin · guest
  • Sophie Harris · cello · guest
  • Joy Hawley · cello · guest
  • Ann Lines · cello · guest
  • Helen Paterson · violin · guest
  • Katherine Shave · violin · guest
  • Chris Tombling · violin · guest
  • Gregory Warren Wilson · violin · guest
  • Fran Healy · background vocals · guest
  • Dougie Payne · background vocals · guest
  • Elizabeth Bradley · double bass · guest
  • Catherine Bradshaw · viola · guest
  • Bridget Davey · violin · guest
  • Harriet Davies · violin · guest
  • Clare Finnimore · viola · guest
  • Jonathan Hill · violin · guest
  • Billy McGee · double bass · guest
  • Richard Nelson · viola · guest
  • Leo Payne · violin · guest
  • Clare Thompson · violin · guest
  • Emma Welton · violin · guest
  • Audrey Riley · cello · guest

Singles

  • “Lost and Found” · 1 May 2006
  • “Save Us” · 24 July 2006

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 20062
Scottish Albums · 20063
Ireland 2 · 200613
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 200695

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162
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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
May 2006AUEcho9325583037771other
15 May 2006GBEcho0094636079325original
15 May 2006XWEcho0886443963306original
15 May 2006GBEcho0094636079929original
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