Stereo World
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| "Stereo World" | ||
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| Single by Feeder | ||
| from the album Swim | ||
| Released | October 7, 1996 | |
| Format | CD | |
| Recorded | ? | |
| Genre | Alternative | |
| Length | 3 min 33 s | |
| Label | Echo label | |
| Producer(s) | Grant Nicholas | |
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| Feeder singles chronology | ||
| "Stereo World" (1996) |
"Tangerine" (1997) |
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Stereo World was the first single released by British rock band Feeder. It was taken from the Swim mini-album. It also appears on the later released LP debut "Polythene" of 1997. it is believed that the song is about escapism.
It was Korn's "Single of The Month" as guest reviewers in Metal Hammer magazine[1].
Contents |
[edit] Track listing
[edit] CD
- "Stereo World" - 3:28
- "My Perfect Day" - 4:25
- "Change" - 3:23
- "World Asleep" - 4:18
[edit] 7" vinyl
- "Stereo World"
- "My Perfect Day"
[edit] References
- ^ Music magazine information archive. Juicemagazine.com. Retrieved on 2007-02-08.
| Feeder |
| Grant Nicholas | Taka Hirose | Mark Richardson |
| Jon Lee |
| Discography |
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| Albums and extended plays: Two Colours EP | Swim EP | Polythene | Yesterday Went Too Soon | Echo Park | Swim Rerelease | Comfort in Sound | Picture of Perfect Youth | Pushing the Senses | Feeder The Singles |
| Singles: Stereo World | Tangerine | Cement | Crash | High | Suffocate | Day in Day Out | Insomnia | Yesterday Went Too Soon | Paperfaces | Buck Rogers | Seven Days in the Sun | Turn | Piece by Piece | Just a Day | Come Back Around | Just the Way I'm Feeling | Forget About Tomorrow | Find the Colour | Comfort In Sound | Tumble And Fall | Feeling A Moment | Pushing the Senses | Shatter / Tender | Lost and Found | Save Us |
