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Review: The Feeling - Without You4 April, 2008 — Kate Ingham

the feeling without you

Okay - time for a confession. I really, really, REALLY liked The Feeling's previous single, I Thought It Was Over. As naff as it is to like them, I thought this song was a big cheesy, camp slice of awesome disco pop. I'll get me coat.

Actually, I'll get my coat later, as I have to review their next single, Without You. This song is a slower, ballad-esque tune, with soaring violins and The Feeling's trademark lyrics about the darker side of love. The camp, cheesy disco is still there, but it had definitely been slowed down slightly. Okay, it might take you a few listens to get into this, but it is incredibly enjoyable nonetheless.

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