Reception The Singles (Feeder album)

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the album feeder s longest-running release on album top 5, top 10, top 20, top 30, , top 40 respectively. has date spent 30 weeks on top 75, 6 behind comfort in sound, charted on 2006 year-end chart @ #48, beating #66 of latter in 2003. feeder s first release date climb charts on second week, in moved #3 #2 behind red hot chili peppers s stadium arcadium; following week dropped down starting position of #3 when orson s bright idea entered @ top. album dropped #8 week after, giving them first album spend more week in top 10. spent same number of weeks in positions 4 previous studio albums combined.


it uk s best-selling album british artist first 3 weeks, outselling year s eventual biggest-seller, eyes open snow patrol, each of weeks during time. album gained uk platinum certification , more successful orson s bright idea.


the album became first ever feeder release gain non-uk sales certification, 7,500 copies qualifying gold status in ireland, despite never charting top 20 single there. although album not received in mainland of europe pushing senses, became feeder s first ever top 10 breakthrough on european top 100 albums, 16-week stay on top 100, due uk chart peak, making top 20 in ireland, , top 100 in flanders. in japan, album became feeder s first top 40 album chart entry anywhere outside of uk , ireland, charting @ #37 ( feeling moment made top 40 singles chart in australia).


the album holds domestic record fastest-selling release on echo label, in terms of time taken go platinum. compilation shipped 300,000th copy under 3 months after release date, beating previous record held moloko studio album things make , do, had taken 6 months. album seen many corners of british music press large commercial success.







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