Portsmouth Wedgewood rooms prior to performing at the Reading and Leeds festivals and at the Gig on the Green. Kerrang! magazine gave a rating of 5/5 (KKKKK), for the band's performance at Reading. Part of the band's appearance on the main stage at the 2003 Glastonbury Festival was featured on BBC Three and the full set was broadcast on BBC Radio 1 later in the year. The band went on to play an arena tour at the end of the year, with high ticket sales and selling out at the Bournemouth International Centre. Lead single "Come Back Around" had its first airplay on BBC Radio 1's "The Evening Session" show, and was A-listed by the station. The song was originally recorded as an instrumental demo in 2001, with the lyrics shortly written afterwards. After Lee's suicide, Grant Nicholas re-wrote the lyrics to relate to their friend and colleague's death: when the final version was recorded with Mark Richardson on drums. A completely instrumental version of the album was issued to television and radio media. Reception The album was well received by critics and was a commercial success. It initially entered the charts at #6 before dropping out of the top 75 after only four weeks. It charted at #178 on the 2002 year-end charts, selling just under 100,000 units. In 2003, the release of "Just the Way I'm Feeling" sent the album back to #13 and helped it to #66 in the 2003 end of year charts. The album re-entered the album charts in early 2005: in total, it spent 36 weeks in the top 75. As of October 2016, it has sold over 506,000 copies. "Just the Way I'm Feeling" gained over 15,000 UK radio plays and charted at #10 on the UK singles chart, with follow-up single "Come Back Around" reaching #14. Accolades #5 in Rocksound’s 2002 albums list #37 in Q magazine's 2002 albums list #27 in Planet Sound's 2002 albums list (incorrectly listed as "Come Back Around") #32 in Kerrang! magazine's "Top 100 British Rock Albums of All Time" Rock Sound – "Album of the Month" Kerrang! – "Album of the Week" Metal Hammer – "Album of the Month" The Times – "Album of the Week" Virgin Radio – Classic Albums Vault inductee, February 2017 Award nomination "Best Album" at the 2003 Q Magazine Awards. Track listing Personnel Feeder Grant Nicholas – vocals, guitars, keyboards, production,