That was incredible. Easily my favorite Underoath song as well.

Adieu, Underoath.

What an amazing night it was. Everyone threw all their gear into the crowd too. Saw a kid walking with Chris' keys. Wish I could have gotten Tim's Jaguar haha.

Honestly though, as big of a deal as this was, this song was much less interesting than many of the others they played.

This song was always so much fun to play on Rock Band, I can't imagine how fun it must've been for Aaron and everyone else there.

Shocked Aaron didn't do Writing on the Walls.

Glad they played this for the tour, huge song for me growing up. Gonna miss these guys

Originally Posted by TheRealJohnOC

Shocked Aaron didn't do Writing on the Walls.

He had security escort him past us to the front of the stage so I figured he would but I guess it was just to stage dive haha.

I wish this tour came through my area, or at least closer to it...I saw Underoath years ago and it was an amazing show easily one of the best live bands.

Originally Posted by randys950

easily my favorite song by underoath. i am confused about why they didn't play this song very often throughout their career even when Aaron was in the band

They did. Just not in a long time. Spencer stated at the philly farewell show that they felt it wasn't their best work and were done playing it quite a few years back, but that it was time for them to stop being selfish and to give their fans what they want to hear.


Can someone tell me was this their Florida show? Cause I'd of killed to see this happen at the show I attended.

if anyone likes the older songs (theyre only chasing safety and define the great line songs), check out their dvd Survive, Kaleidoscope. i own it, its great. however, reinventing your exit is not on this dvd

That gave me chills.

Would have killed to see this

INVINCIBAWLLL

i'm gonna miss this band. still won't forget when I heard the young and aspiring for the first time on their website. It opened me up to a new ball field

It was a nice surprise. That show meant the world to me. I won't ever forget it. I felt privileged to be amongst the crowd.