Survive, Kaleidoscope

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Survive, Kaleidøscøpe
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Live album by
ReleasedMay 27, 2008
RecordedOctober 2007
Genre Metalcore
Length53:42
Label Tooth & Nail
Producer Beau Burchell, Underoath
Underoath chronology
Define the Great Line
(2006)
Survive, Kaleidøscøpe
(2008)
Lost in the Sound of Separation
(2008)
Album artwork
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Album art underneath slip cover
Professional ratings
Review scores
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Absolute Punk 83% [1]
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Today's Christian Musicmostly favorable [6]

Survive, Kaleidoscope is the first live album by American rock band Underoath. [7] [8] It is released as a CD/DVD box set and was released on May 27, 2008. [9] [10] The DVD contains a full live set performed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is also available for digital download on iTunes. [11]

Contents

Track listing

Cities in which the tracks were recorded are listed in parentheses.

No.TitleLength
1."Returning Empty Handed" (Sayreville, New Jersey)6:48
2."In Regards to Myself" (Buffalo, New York)3:01
3."It's Dangerous Business Walking Out Your Front Door" (Dallas, Texas)3:49
4."You're Ever So Inviting" (Baltimore, Maryland)4:09
5."To Whom It May Concern" (Boise, Idaho)5:39
6."A Moment Suspended in Time" (Worcester, Massachusetts)3:53
7."Young and Aspiring" (Norfolk, Virginia)2:49
8."Writing on the Walls" (Chicago, Illinois)4:06
9."Everyone Looks So Good from Here" (Omaha, Nebraska)5:01
10."Casting Such a Thin Shadow" (Baltimore, Maryland)6:13
11."Moving for the Sake of Motion" (Saint Paul, Minnesota)3:19
12."A Boy Brushed Red Living in Black and White" (Sayreville, New Jersey)4:55
Total length:53:42

DVD: "Live from The Electric Factory, Philadelphia, PA"

Lighting and set design: Jeff Verne. Sound recording: Andy Vickery.

  1. "Intro (Sālmarnir)"
  2. "Returning Empty Handed"
  3. "In Regards to Myself"
  4. "It's Dangerous Business Walking Out Your Front Door"
  5. "You're Ever So Inviting"
  6. "To Whom It May Concern"
  7. "A Moment Suspended in Time"
  8. "Young and Aspiring" (misnamed "Returning Empty Handed")
  9. "There Could Be Nothing After This"
  10. "Writing on the Walls"
  11. "Everyone Looks So Good from Here"
  12. "Casting Such a Thin Shadow"
  13. "Moving for the Sake of Motion"
  14. "A Boy Brushed Red...Living in Black and White"

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