I feel like it would make more sense to put Lost In The Sound of Separation in here instead of the first.

I thought this was called Play Your OLD Stuff...makes more sense

Originally Posted by brandon_260

I feel like it would make more sense to put Lost In The Sound of Separation in here instead of the first.

i get what your saying but The Sound of Separation is a lot more accesible than some of their older work.. probably the reason why.

Originally Posted by D' Evils

i get what your saying but The Sound of Separation is a lot more accesible than some of their older work.. probably the reason why.

Yeah, I get that. For people that are unfamiliar, it might be weird hearing Dallas on the first album and Spencer on the other two.

This is an interesting release.

Originally Posted by DylanPPPP

I thought this was called Play Your OLD Stuff...makes more sense

Pretty sure you are correct.

Originally Posted by DylanPPPP

I thought this was called Play Your OLD Stuff...makes more sense

Ah, my bad. I thought the site that wrote it said "own".

I thought it was "Play Your Best Stuff" amirite, amirite??

Define the Great Line = Best Underoath CD.

I would have been more excited if it would have been Act of Depression, Cries of the Past, and The Changing of Times, with bonus unreleased tracks from Dear Misery...

THAT would have been a release worth buying...

This is a waste of money. all 3 of those cds individually are way less cheaper then as awhole

Originally Posted by SSLYBY

Define the Great Line = Best Underoath CD.

This.

Originally Posted by LastNightFallen

I would have been more excited if it would have been Act of Depression, Cries of the Past, and The Changing of Times, with bonus unreleased tracks from Dear Misery...

THAT would have been a release worth buying...

You are 100% correct on that.

Define the great line was probably the album that got me into loving music. Except I do have to agree that their "old old" stuff is what needs rereleased