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| | Survive, Kaleidoscope | | | Music Artist : | | Underoath | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Tooth & Nail Records | | Release Date : | | 2008-05-27 | | Discs : | | 2 | | Store Price : | | $19.98 | | Artistopia's Price: $14.97 | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Returning Empty Handed
2. In Regards to Myself
3. It's Dangerous Business Walking out Your Front Door
4. You're Ever So Inviting
5. To Whom It May Concern
6. Moment Suspended in Time
7. Young and Aspiring
8. Writing on the Walls
9. Everyone Looks So Good from Here
10. Casting Such a Thin Shadow
11. Moving for the Sake of Motion
12. Boy Brushed Red, Living in Black and White
Disc 21. Bonus Material [DVD][*]
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 AWESOME
Submitted on: 2009-08-17 |
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| This has to be one of my favorite CDs i own. I highly recommend it. My favorite songs on the disc would have to be: In Regards to Myself, Writing On the Walls, Everyone Looks So Good From Here, Casting Such a Thin Shadow, Moving For the Sake of Motion, and Boy Brushed red, living in black, although its reallly hard to choose. So buy it now. |
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Survive, Kaleidoscope
Submitted on: 2009-02-16 |
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Obviously, this is an album for the fans, and despite having no new content...nothing, in fact, besides the live show...it still is worth the money if you enjoy Underoath's music at all. I know their previous live DVDs have been utter crap, and I used to think they were just a studio band, but after watching this show, and recently seeing them live, I can conclude that they deserve their popularity. They're not sell-outs (let's just forget TOCS, alright?) and continue to make thoughtful, incredible music.
As far as the actual production and shooting quality...outstanding. The camerawork is some of the best you'll ever see for a band recording, and the sound quality is miles above "777" and their other previous works. Simply top-notch. |
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 Very Satisfying, Even with Little Content...
Submitted on: 2008-08-28 |
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The thing about this DVD is that it's so well shot and the live album is so good that it makes the whole set. And it IS the whole set. There are no bonus features whatsoever to speak of. Which is incredibly dissapointing, and confusing, seeing as they put such effort into making this an entertaining and visually impressive set that they couldn't make a 5 minute featurette or something.
However, this is so expertly shot and fun to watch that I really doubt anyone will mind. Even thought 777 had a DVD, this is so much better because that was just a lame myspace show. There aren't very many songs to this set, but any Underoath fan should pick it up.
Also, the CD quality is terrific, it made me a fan of DTGL all over again. I can't wait to see them perform their new songs live, it should be a blast, but let's just hope their next DVD is more fulfilling. |
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Makes Sept. 2nd seem not so far away.
Submitted on: 2008-08-20 |
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| I'm greatly anticipating Lost in the Sound of Separation coming Sept. 2nd. I wanted something to hold me over and I wanted this for a while. I've watched some live videos of Underĝath before and knew they sounded great live. But I was totally underestimating them. I couldn't believe this was live. It sounds so clear, but with the energy of a concert. Writing on the Walls, Moving for the Sake of Motion, and Young and Aspiring are my faves on here with the intense energy they use. All in all, an amazing buy. |
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Underoath's best DVD so far
Submitted on: 2008-06-25 |
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So this should have been marketed as their DVD instead of 777, though unfortunately this is only a live concert and does not include any interview with the band or tour footage...but the concert is so much better than what we've seen before. The sound and video is so clear and nicely edited. At first I felt like the angles and cuts didn't really portray the actual energy that Underoath exudes when they are on stage...but as the concert progresses I think you are pulled into the whole experience and it is like having the best seat or place in line at one of their shows. I would highly recommend this CD/DVD combo if only for the DVD show, the songs are performed excellently and the vocals are right where they should be, and in some cases better than the studio recording.
Both the CD and DVD include a mix of songs from their last two albums leaning a bit more on Define the Great Line. Since my personal opinion is that Define has been their best work I am more than happy with the song selection. If you like this band at all I can't possibly imagine you would be disappointed with this purchase, best one I've made all year. |
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