Feelies Discography of CDs

Feelies CD discography Recorded at Water Music in Hoboken, NJ, Here Before represents mercurial post-punk/new wave outfit the Feelies' first collection of new music in nearly 19 years. Recording information: Boat Studio, N. Haledon, NJ; Water Music, Hoboken, NJ. Photographers: Brenda Sauter; Fumie Ishi. Personnel: Glenn Mercer (vocals, guitar, keyboards, percussion); Bill Million (guitar, percussion, background vocals); Brenda Sauter (violin, background vocals); Stanley Demeski (drums, percussion); Dave Weckerman (percussion). Audio Mixers: Glenn Mercer; Sean Kelly ; Bill Million.

Feelies albums Bristling with that other often youthful sort of energy (nervous as opposed to sexual), the Feelies' CRAZY RHYTHMS is an overlooked/underrated masterpiece. The album is marked by Glen Mercer and Bill Million's furiously strummed guitars (both acoustic and electric), and propelled forward with some of the most primitive--yet outstanding--drumming since Moe Tucker, courtesy of Anton Fier. Off-kilter covers of the Beatles ("Everybody's Got Something to Hide (Except Me and My Monkey)") and the Rolling Stones ("Paint it Black," available only on the CD version) posit the New Jersey-based Feelies as a Garden State analog ...

Feelies music CDs At the turn of the '80s, The Feelies were the quirkiest, most jittery, most over-caffeinated band on the New York/Hoboken pop scene. When they packed it in after the release of a sole album, 1980's CRAZY RHYTHMS, it was like they'd simply run out of steam. The Feelies who resurfaced unexpectedly in the mid-'80s in many ways ...

Feelies discography Recorded at Water Music in Hoboken, NJ, Here Before represents mercurial post-punk/new wave outfit the Feelies' first collection of new music in nearly 19 years. Recording information: Boat Studio, N. Haledon, NJ; Water Music, Hoboken, NJ. Photographers: Brenda Sauter; Fumie Ishi. Personnel: Glenn Mercer (vocals, guitar, keyboards, percussion); Bill Million (guitar, percussion, background vocals); Brenda Sauter (violin, background vocals); ...

Feelies songs The Feelies' first major-label album, ONLY LIFE was the high point for Feelies Mk. II, a revamped lineup that largely rejected the Devo-ish, wonderfully spastic geek-rock of their debut album for a warmer, more organic sound. Like its predecessor, THE GOOD EARTH, it features murmured vocals and gently insistent Velvet Underground-ish grooves bathed in layers of ...

Feelies CD discography The final Feelies album didn't change much in the way the band operated, but as a conclusion to the band's active days, it makes for a fine coda. Million and Mercer peel out some amazing frazzled solos, the rhythm section knows the virtues of raving it up and keeping the beat steady and flowing, and the ...

The final volume of the series has the most obscure tracks of the lot, and focuses more on the early psychedelic era than the previous installments. None of these were hits, and only the Sonics and the Kingsmen were widely known. However, it's also the least interesting of the three volumes, with little in the way ...

Recorded 1963-1989. Editor: Rod Johnson.

Track Listing of songs: Park Slope; Courting Blues; Holland Tunnel; Lullaby; Heart Like a Wheel; Bright New Year; Drive; Let's Go; Figure Eight; Come Sing Me a Happy Song To Prove We All Can Get Along the Lumpy, Bumpy, Long and Dusty Road; Hey You; Family Conference; Street Hassle; Swimming Song;