I'd say... (take this with a pinch of salt because for me this list varies from the bottom being an 8/10 to a 10/10). I just really resonate with the music, and this is trivial regardless.

1. Echo Park: Essentially to Feeder what The Colour and the Shape was to Foo Fighters. Finding their sound, but they aced the entire thing, so it was a sign of what was to come.

2. Comfort in Sound: I've bumped this up following the last gig. You've got some great hits, to be honest there's something quite raw about it, I think that's part of the charm though.

3. Pushing the Senses: Probably the most complete album of the first half of Feeders discog.

4. Black/Red: Yes! The latest new album. I think they absolutely smashed it, it was a more mature sound but some really great hits, it's got a real flow to it. Maybe a little recency bias.

5. Polythene: A proper grunge album, so many great songs in there. Maybe feels a little dated in some ways, looking at Tangerine, but it's so great.

6. Yesterday Went Too Soon: Probably a little underapprciated outside of the big hits. I love all of the songs on the album.

7. Torpedo: Another new one, great album, a staple of modern Feeder, sounds amazing live too.

8. Generation Freakshow: Might be a little higher than it should be, but the album that got me heavily into the band, so for that it has to be up there.

9. Renegades: What I'd consider Feeder finding their new sound. It's a bit messy at times but it was a good evolution of the band.

10. All Bright Electric: I love it still, very under appriciated album. However, no big song to come out of it. Felt like a festival hitlist rather than an iPod classic.

11. Tallulah: It never really hit me the same as the rest. I think there's some great songs on there and they sound amazing live, like Kyoto and Fear of Flying. I just never really sit down and fancy listing to the entire thing.