The Feeling - Twelve Stops & Home
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Free Music Review: Surprisingly addictive and enjoyable
Hit: 5 Stars
The first song by The Feeling I heard was "Sewn" when my sister shared the music video with me, and I was hooked. The song was great, but upon hearing the rest of the album, I realized how entirely different it was from their other songs. Don't take that negatively, their entire CD is fantastic (only one or two songs lag behind the others) and quite easily listened to over and over again. Sure it's pop-ish, but don't fool yourself by thinking that must mean they have no depth. The depth is certainly there, just well hidden beneath the rolling, catchy, extremely melodic music. Overall a great album and worth the money.
Best songs: Blue Piccadilly, Helicopter, Sewn, Never Be Lonely (so darn catchy), Strange, Rosé, Anyone. . .(almost the whole CD).
Free Music Review: Got a good "feeling" about this band. Strange, though, that no one has even mentioned the beautiful and melancholic "Strange".
Hit: 5 Stars
My favorite band currently, and most likely always will be, is Keane. However, it looks like "The Feeling", for me anyway, is not that far behind Keane, with their glorious piano driven, melodious soft pop-rock.
Particularly is this evident on the seventh song of this album, "Strange".
I am really surprised at how overlooked this song seems to be in regards to the other reviewers here. I also feel that it would really do well as a single and quite frankly, is one of the main reasons why I purchased this album in the first place. This is not to say that there are no other good songs on here. By no means. "The Feeling" really have a lot of good quality tunes on this album and hopefully this record is the first of many more.
Free Music Review: A breath of fresh air...
Hit: 5 Stars
The Feeling's debut album, Twelve Stops and Home is such a refreshing collection of songs. Everything is so catchy and upbeat, one will likely find themselves humming ANY of the 12 tracks in the shower... in the car... or even during a medical examination :p It's definitely addictive. I only bought this a couple of days ago yet have already listened to it 7 or 8 times. I truly hope America will give these great new artists a chance because this music is such a wonderful change from all of the tired stuff clogging the airwaves lately.
Free Music Review: Pure pop delight
Hit: 5 Stars
The purist, most delightful pop-rock in years, Twelve Stops & Home magically blends the best of boy-band melodies with rock sensability. Well-written, hard-to-shake tunes will have you wondering how good, say, a boyband like Backstreet Boys could have been if they wrote all their songs, played all instruments, stayed away from schmaltz and Muzak....okay, forget that comparison, that was never gonna happen, just pick up this disk and try to get it out of your head after a couple of listenings. I'm already looking forward to The Feeling's next venture.Free Music Review: Fun and energetic
Hit: 5 Stars
I recently caught them on the VH1 tour with Rocco DeLuca and Mat Kearney at the House of Blues on Sunset on 3/20. What a wonderful surprise! Excellent band to catch live. Highly recommend this album, each song is memorable but my absolute favs are "Love It When You Call," "I Want You Now," "Sewn," "Fill My Little World," and "Strange". They can't be compared to boy bands, they play their own instruments and they play it quite well. I hope U.S. radio stations start playing their music because we need new music like theirs.