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...

Truth, actually I was surprised that this package is marketed as "old stuff" but doesn't have those albums....

Is this another case of T&N releasing a 3 pack CD of old artists music without getting their input?

Originally Posted by HarryPotter

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

Hahahaha, u r.

If these albums are considered old, that makes me feel fucking ancient.

Originally Posted by SSLYBY

Define the Great Line = Best Underoath CD.

100% backed, Here's my breakdown;

Pre-Changing Of Times material; never got into it

Changing Of Times; Listened to it when I was younger and has some memorable songs. 7.5/10

They're Only Chasing Safety; One of my favorite CDs from highschool, poppy but memorable 9.25/10

DTGL; Absolute classic, their peak 11/10

LITSOS; Interesting, more "lo fi" approach, a slight disappointment considering the predecessor. 9/10

ø; Least interesting Uø release IMO since Changing Of Times, very unmemorable though it's still a good work from a great band. In a word; overrated. 7.5/10.

The Changing Of Times is a great CD, I listened to nothing but that CD for like two months straight my junior year of high school in the winter.

"A Message For Adrienne" is so sad.

Define the Great Line is so damn good. Need to relisten to that one. Been forever.

Play your old stuff that isn't very old.

Originally Posted by Jason Tate

Define the Great Line is so damn good. Need to relisten to that one. Been forever.

I thought the same thing! That album was pure gold

Originally Posted by albertad

I thought the same thing! That album was pure gold

Literally!

changing of times is a different bands "old stuff", so that title is kinda silly.


still, for all the member changes and overall changes in sound album to album, i still really respect them.

i don't know any of their ages, but I feel like im older than everyone in the current lineup, and yet I saw underoath play a basement show when i was like 15.

Worst label.

Originally Posted by HometownHero

Worst label.

i'd disagree big time. i'm not a fan of these reissue packages, but they own the rights to release them. i've dealt with far worse.

and for the record, this is "old stuff":

this only makes sense if they actually play the sun still sleeps live. that would be siiiick...