 In late 2005 , Feeder already returned to the studio , with Stephen Street working as the band 's producer to record three new tracks to appear on their then forthcoming singles collection . " Lost and Found " ( which Grant described as " an urban love song " ) became the first single to promote the collection , and would reach # 12 in the UK singles chart in May 2006 , after completing their delayed winter tour , which ended at the LG Arena in Birmingham in front of 8 @,@ 000 fans . The Singles , released in the same month as " Lost and Found " , was the first Feeder album to have involvement from a major label , with EMI taking part in a one @-@ off collaboration with Echo as the album 's distributor . The album reached number two on the UK albums chart with first week sales of 50 @,@ 003 entering at number three , and was certified platinum in under three months , with a total of 497 @,@ 700 units sold as of April 2012 , including a gold certification in Ireland after charting at # 13 . The album also made the top ten in Europe with a debut top 40 peak in Japan at # 37 , while " Save Us " was its second and final single in the UK , charting at # 34 in late July . A version of the album included a DVD of all their videos filmed up to that point , along with extensive sleevenotes by Ben Johncock . The album became only their second to appear on the end of year top 75 this time at # 48 , while becoming their first album to spend more than one week on the top 10 . Sales of The Singles , alongside a series of changes at Echo making them into an " Incubator label " , enabled the company to report a " modest profit " for 2006 . Feeder returned to the Reading and Leeds festivals after a four @-@ year break , having a late slot on the main stage , before ending the year with a small tour of London , playing The Roundhouse , and The Coronet . These were in aid of War Child who the band are patrons of , having earlier in the year visited The Congo as part of their work for the charity . 
