The Feelies, debut album Crazy Rhythms released in 1980, is finally back in print. The much loved group of hyper active indie rockers from Haledon New Jersey influenced the sound of college radio and inspired many to pick up guitars and form bands. Crazy Rhythms is a masterwork of perfectly honed minimalist rock 'n' roll that leaps and darts into the corners of the listeners consciousness, a true sonic achievement that Rolling Stone called one of the 100 Best albums of the 1980s. Fans of the Velvet Underground, Wire and Brian Eno's early solo albums will surely appreciate their forces at work.  Bonus material including demos, b-sides and new live recordings will be included via download cards inserted in the LP and CD versions.

After 19 years, The Feelies are back with Here Before, an album of new original material. Alongside founding members Glenn Mercer and Bill Million is The Feelies line up first featured on 1986's The Good Earth: Brenda Sauter, Stanley Demeski and Dave Weckerman. Here Before touches on different styles from the Feelies' long history while adding new musical ideas to the mix. Electric and acoustic guitars melt together in archetypal Feelies fashion on "Nobody Knows", elsewhere there are slabs of driving garage rock like "When You Know" and the down-tempo "Bluer Skies," and harmonically rich "Later On."

It took the Feelies six years to create The Good Earth, their follow-up album to Crazy Rhythms. The album was co-produced by Feelies co-captains Glenn Mercer and Bill Million along with REM's Peter Buck who was a Feelies admirer since his days as a record store clerk. The Good Earth was an early release on Coyote Records the label started by Steve Fallon of Maxwell's in Hoboken where the group became one of the club's most popular acts. The Good Earth featured the line-up that continues to this day. The album is an interesting mix of layered acoustic and electric guitars and their signature percussion sound. Bonus material including demos, b-sides and new live recordings will be included via download cards inserted in the LP and CD versions.

2008 reissue of 1988 album, Only Life. In 1988, the Feelies signed to a major label and released the album Only Life on A&M Records. The lineup was the same as The Good Earth, and Mercer and Million again handled production duties. The disc was a critical favorite, coming in at #27 on the Village Voice's 1988 Pazz & Jop critics' poll, beating out such noteworthy competition as R.E.M.'s major-label debut, Green, as well as the debut efforts by Jane's Addiction and the Sugarcubes. The band has announced reunion shows that will occur in early July 2008, including shows at Maxwells, Hoboken, NJ (July 1 and 2, 2008) and opening for Sonic Youth at Battery Park, New York, NY on July 4, 2008.

The Feelies, debut album Crazy Rhythms released in 1980, is finally back in print. The much loved group of hyper active indie rockers from Haledon New Jersey influenced the sound of college radio and inspired many to pick up guitars and form bands. Crazy Rhythms is a masterwork of perfectly honed minimalist rock 'n' roll that leaps and darts into the corners of the listeners consciousness, a true sonic achievement that Rolling Stone called one of the 100 Best albums of the 1980s. Fans of the Velvet Underground, Wire and Brian Eno's early solo albums will surely appreciate their forces at work.  Bonus material including demos, b-sides and new live recordings will be included via download cards inserted in the LP and CD versions.

2008 reissue of 1988 album, Only Life. In 1988, the Feelies signed to a major label and released the album Only Life on A&M Records. The lineup was the same as The Good Earth, and Mercer and Million again handled production duties. The disc was a critical favorite, coming in at #27 on the Village Voice's 1988 Pazz & Jop critics' poll, beating out such noteworthy competition as R.E.M.'s major-label debut, Green, as well as the debut efforts by Jane's Addiction and the Sugarcubes. The band has announced reunion shows that will occur in early July 2008, including shows at Maxwells, Hoboken, NJ (July 1 and 2, 2008) and opening for Sonic Youth at Battery Park, New York, NY on July 4, 2008.

After 19 years, The Feelies are back with Here Before, an album of new original material. Alongside founding members Glenn Mercer and Bill Million is The Feelies line up first featured on 1986's The Good Earth: Brenda Sauter, Stanley Demeski and Dave Weckerman. Here Before touches on different styles from the Feelies' long history while adding new musical ideas to the mix. Electric and acoustic guitars melt together in archetypal Feelies fashion on "Nobody Knows", elsewhere there are slabs of driving garage rock like "When You Know" and the down-tempo "Bluer Skies," and harmonically rich "Later On."

The Feelies, debut album Crazy Rhythms released in 1980, is finally back in print. The much loved group of hyper active indie rockers from Haledon New Jersey influenced the sound of college radio and inspired many to pick up guitars and form bands. Crazy Rhythms is a masterwork of perfectly honed minimalist rock 'n' roll that leaps and darts into the corners of the listeners consciousness, a true sonic achievement that Rolling Stone called one of the 100 Best albums of the 1980s. Fans of the Velvet Underground, Wire and Brian Eno's early solo albums will surely appreciate their forces at work.  Bonus material including demos, b-sides and new live recordings will be included via download cards inserted in the LP and CD versions.

It took the Feelies six years to create The Good Earth, their follow-up album to Crazy Rhythms. The album was co-produced by Feelies co-captains Glenn Mercer and Bill Million along with REM's Peter Buck who was a Feelies admirer since his days as a record store clerk. The Good Earth was an early release on Coyote Records the label started by Steve Fallon of Maxwell's in Hoboken where the group became one of the club's most popular acts. The Good Earth featured the line-up that continues to this day. The album is an interesting mix of layered acoustic and electric guitars and their signature percussion sound. Bonus material including demos, b-sides and new live recordings will be included via download cards inserted in the LP and CD versions.