Underoath - Define the Great Line - Special Edition DVD
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- Опубліковано 22 кві 2011
- This is the documentary of the studio recording process which is included on Underoath's special edition of their 2006 alubum, Define the Great Line.
(tags) DVD movie CD
Underoath
the band: Underoath
the label: Solid State Records / Tooth & Nail Records
management: Red Light Management - Розваги
Notice Adam D. Watching The Price Is Right.
Who knew he would win it 9 years later.
Rob Lanterman Came back to this video to see that! If future viewers want to skip to it, it's at 11:30
He did, he was training!
instablaster...
One of the greatest albums of all time.
Only topped by Disambiguation and sound of separation
No way, kimosabi; Define was by far their strongest album.
Greg Moon Define or Disambiguation were their best imo. Chasing safety their most important. Lost in Sound best mixed and most punchy. All have their strong points. None have any weak points.
James Meyer I concur to a certain extent, my fellow UO fan, but I've always felt that Define took the crown. My opinion, of course.
One of the greats, I think LITSOS was by far their best in terms of creativity and uniquenes.
O sucked in comparison to DTGL lol
This album has aged really well. Most albums from that scene at that time have not. Just a well-written album.
agreed. i used to really love miss may i and motionless in white, knew about all of their songs on guitar like i did underoath but now and days i only ever come back to listen to underoath.
well written, performed, mixed, everything. it still bumps sonically in the car which so many other records from the scene don't do
I’m not trying to be biased, but I think all their albums from chasing safety on have aged pretty well. Define still sounds sick and chasing safety just is a bunch of fun with every listen.
Timeless classics. This and Saosin's beetle album.
The thing is, it doesn‘t really fit into the scene of that era. Nobody really mixed post-rock with post-hardcore back then. This album was mature right from the start.
Definitely their best album. Also I think it was the perfect time for that record to come out. That scene was sort of at its peak and it was like people were wanting those exact songs to happen. The instruments sounded amazing and as usual the recordings were perfect. I remember every fucking drummer wanted to be like Aaron haha. Good times.
Aaron beats those drums like they owe him money, I love it so much 😆
Matt Goldman, Adam D, and CLA all on one record. No wonder this is like the best record the genre has ever seen.
the best record of our generation.
I wonder if they realized at the time they were making one of the best albums ever made... ever.
The summer this album came out I moved states between sophomore and junior year of highschool. New town, no friends, felt very alone at times and this album was like a drug that revitalized my soul. I remember watching this documentary that came on dvd with the cd and holding the album artwork - it was all a vibe. Sometimes our saddest memories are the sweetest years later
Tim's braces is the magic that made Define The Great Line so awesome!
Watching them listen to the end product of “To whom it may concern” is awesome. That track and the whole album really is timeless.
Bought this album the day it came out, still listening to it in 2020. My favorite album of all time..defined who I am today
2021 here.. I’m 31 going on 32 .. this is still one of my lifetime albums and I consider one of the best albums EVER! I blast this still. 🙏
If you can, share with someone young and lost.
God bless
I'm only 21 and this is my favorite album of all time. I think it's one of the greatest things ever written.
29 here dude. Was 14 when this came into my life. This type of post hardcore is making a bit of a comeback! check out the band Static Dress & tell me those guitar riffs arent' totally influenced by Underoath
@@Skagb0y 🤙🏽. I’ll check them out!
Adam D is pretty much THE metalcore producer. He's the Ross Robinson of our time
Jamie King too.
Even after all of these years, I remember this record. Still a great piece of music.
Adam d, the greatest force in metalcore
Ikr?! Adam Dutkiewics is my favorite music producer! From my favorite band KsE, also! He worked with Parkway Drive, As I Lay Dying, All That Remains, The Devil Wears Prada, etc so he has done good on some great albums.
I miss this underoath
Years later Adam D would win the price is right.
I'm a huge KSE fan myself, prob my 2nd fav band. Going to see them yet again this year on their US tour. I knew he worked with AILD on their Oceans Between Us album but I didn't know he had anything to do with this album. Honestly the guy has a thing for poop but everything he produces turns to GOLD. He plays the guitar like a king and he can play drums,...and sing...he does it all.
was wondering if that was Adam d from kse
It's pretty cool that we got an insight on the recording of the best album ever...... Thanks for putting this up.
I would love to hear those live demos of the album
ADAM D!! Had no idea that he had a part in this or even was affiliated with another one of my favorite bands but honestly I should have known...
bought this at release. sgood
All good things come to an end, but its better to end something well than to shit out of your ass with diarrhea and break up. This band has been with me for over 7 years, and has delivered exactly what i wanted in times tough and golden, that sometimes my friends couldnt even provide for me. I'm not religious, they didn't deliver god, they delivered real music.
Tizdoshiz back together new album 2018
One of my favorite records :')
To Whom it May Concern means a heck of a lot to me and watching them vibe to it during mixing brings another level to the song for me. I love this so much.
@18:00 Such good mixing done on this album. I fucking LOVE the way these guys play guitars and drums.
I remember watching this when I first bought the album when it first came out. Such an amazing time for me, I was first discovering metalcore type music and I was loving it. Amazing times.
"underoath- there could be nothing after this"
I miss these times
I think we figured out how Adam won the price is right. He watches that shit during every studio session lol
Happy birthday, define the great line...
i watched this on a regular basis when it came out.
easily my favorite album of all time
An album with any song in the fucking right place. A gem.
I agree with everyone here. There was something on this album, a mood or atmosphere, that isn't found anywhere else. I remember listening to it for months. Each song has little gems in them that I notice on each listen.
My favorite album of all time
This video is priceless!! I had one just like this of my band "STAND UP" It got lost. It sucks because our two guitarists both died in a a car accident shortly after filming our 2nd record. Id kill to see it/them Again.
My all time favorite album!
Love this band.
This was amazing and hilarious especially when tim made fun of grant for having lego hair
I still have this
is that Adam from killswitch engage I seen in studio with them
yes
Aaron goes hard even when messing around lol
Yes, yes! This dude is an inspiration for making music! He's probably why I even started making music! Totally going to go see any of these bands when they roll into my town! Adam is also a hilarious dude also, haha! XD
favorite album of all time
oh my god braces. I hate that it's the first thing I noticed, but... oh my god. braces.
Truest shit ive ever heard 6:48, im glad my favorite band knows exactly what im thinking..
alexander taylor The band or terrorist group lol
+Nate Johnson both
Wtf happened to this comment lol
6:48 damn straight! i think if Tim had more control of the new record it would be really sick. definitely if Goldman had worked with them on it. i will always support UO but the new tracks just don't excite me the way the older stuff does. that's about as nice as i can be about it and if you're reading this and checking out older videos, you probably feel the same!
They're trying too hard to be conformist esque.
They've always been kind of that way, but it seems like they don't mind just being the same as everyone else anymore.
Im glad u uploaded it but wish it was in higher quality like at least 480p
Im not a big underoath fan, but i love watching this video!!!!!!!!!
God I wish they went with Matt Goldman for their new album.
SilversteinRescue agreed the drums sound to compressed in that new album.
J R honestly I thought so too for the singles but I actually think the drums sound pretty good on some tracks. Particularly It Has To Start Somewhere and No Frame. The production is growing on me.
It's at the end of the song "There could be nothing after this". That part plays then it goes into "You're ever so inviting".
It did go gold, so your own private dressing room is available in 1/8 scale
two badass producer/Engineer :)
4:39 intro still hits. UO are and will always be my favourite ever band.
Oh my god they looks so young now. They used to look so old.
Didnt Adam D record sone of ETID too?
He was killing the drums XD
Tim is proof that you don’t need to be a technically proficient guitarist of 15 years to write great music! Back when I started playing I was older I started playing and taking guitar seriously when I turned 23 and everyone says you need to start playing when ur 10 years old and start playing in bands when ur 16 and if ur not really doing things by 20 it’s too late that’s really the gist of what so many people have said for years. After 6 months of playing I started looking for musicians to form a band and pretty much nobody would even jam with me because I had only been playing for 6 months. After my first year of play I had started to jam with a bassist and drummer for a few months, they had 5+ years of experience but after the few months I surpassed them in playing because I had been practicing 6+ hours per day every day, learning as much as I can but still no decent musicians would play or start a band with me, I started looking for bands to join but they also didn’t like that I had only been playing less then 1 1/2 years. So one day I said screw it I have jammed with many people and I’m better then many people that have been playing 5+ years so I’m just gonna lie so I told everyone I had been playing for 5 years then all the sudden everyone wanted to jam with me and most people had big egos because they had experience and thought they were amazing and I didn’t like that so I started my own band and looked for members, the one bassist I played with ended up joining and also sang, found an amazing drummer who could play the fast double time punk beats who also had 15+ years of acoustic guitar experience and he took formal lessons so he had a lot of knowledge of theory and an amazing voice, we realized the bassist/singer sucked at singing so we found an amazing singer with 10+ years experience singing and playing guitar and when he started the bassist quit after a few practices he didn’t like that he wasn’t singing anymore but he sucked at singing and the new guy was absolutely amazing so now we had a real band we started writing more songs and perfecting songs I had already wrote, played our first show then we started looking for a lead guitarist or bassist and the guy we picked was an amazing bassist but the singer ended up playing bass because it was too hard to play some of the songs and sing so this guy started playing lead guitar then a month later we recorded a 4 song ep and soon as we released it we were asked to play a huge show at the most respected scene venue if you played there and better yet we’re asked to come back then ur band was decent and it was a venue necessary if you we’re trying to take ur band seriously and gain real fans that’s where all the scene kids went they would have sold out shows on a Monday night and kids came there just to check out the new bands some kids came there for every possible show they could all the time. Well we played the big stage 1000 cap room near filled up this was our second show and after this stuff started happening because everyone that mattered in the local scene was there we’re talking other venue promoters & owners, radio hosts that talked about local music and looked for the new local bands to play on the radio, all the big local musicians that were touring acts just the who’s who of local music and within a few days we had a radio station asking us to come on for a live interview and to play our songs on the radio, asked to play every venue in town including a brand new venue that wanted us to be the first rock band, the main promoter for this big venue asked us to play a show which we did and it ended up starting a great relationship and he got us on shows with bigger national bands, our Facebook account went from 50 people before the show and the next day we had 500, tons of bands became our friends, this one girl that was a big solo artist asked us to play this big event the next day there were 5+ bands and we went on right before her so hundreds of people seen us play, it just really got the ball rolling. Shortly after at a practice not long after the members of my band and their girlfriends were over and all started talking about how long they have been playing and when it was my turn the one girl said oh bet you have been playing since you were 5 years old and others agreed so I got nervous and said well I’m sorry for lying but I’ve only been playing for just over 2 years, everyone started laughing and then some one said no seriously and I said I am serious, nobody would play with me when they found out I had only been playing a year so I lied and then everyone wanted to play. The lead guitarist said how is that even possible? I said dude I practiced 6hrs a day every day then when in bed I still played guitar until I fell asleep, so my 2 years was like a normal persons 5-10 years and I knew I had to get good in a short time so I focused on playing solid, correctly I didn’t practice anything at a speed that I couldn’t play clean and correctly, I didn’t spend hours practicing stuff like sweep picking which I didn’t need to play any ways I spent my time practicing the things that I needed to be solid at for the music I want to play and as I got solid I started spending time on things like week picking and other things that I really won’t use for this band much at all but to become a better player. I realized early on that many players would practice too fast practicing sloppy and practicing stuff like sweep picking when they can’t even play octaves cleanly at speed so I knew that my time would be best spent practicing what I am gonna play and practice at the speeds I can play cleanly, using a metronome because if you can’t play something in time then ur practicing the technique incorrectly because if something’s hard to play u will slow down a bit to play it and not even notice and I will become solid faster then trying to learn 10 advanced techniques that I won’t use and am years away from being able to do and that’s why I can play all of our music super solid, if you asked me to play some cover songs I couldn’t play many of them because they will have techniques I can’t do. If I practiced everything then I wouldn’t be solid like I am. They were blown away! And many other musicians I knew also thought I was some amazing guitarist because I played so solidly but they didn’t know anything about my playing, yeah a lot of our songs are really fast so I can see why people thought that. Also I have a really good ear for music and also for writing music I can tell when a song sucks or if a part is too long and needs to be shortened or if we need to just toss the song out l, too many times bands will thing the last song they wrote is the best they have done but it’s all mental and also many bands will want to use some cheap crap microphone or microphone pre amp because they used it on a demo or use it at practice and think it sounds great so when they go to a studio to record for real they want to use this stuff because they think it sounds great but in reality it sounds terrible
LOVE the click track!!! wish i could show this to everybody who ever enters a studio.
Click tracks and auto tune ruined so many records
Aka the metronome 😂
@@thee-wolf did you really just say click tracks ruined albums? Smh
"Dude erector sets are bad as crap" lmfao
how many grown men with braces can you have in one band?
240p, we meet again.
1:17 Arron's like, "see I could have been the front man!"
Grant knows what's up.
Aaron is a robot. A robot drummer.
Adam D is so freaking cool!
Adam !!
That Ayotte set they mention, he sold it to me. I own it now :)
Holy shit
7:10 you are so correct
He's all over metalcore man. Fucking kills it all. Just kidding, he gives all the bands he works with unique sounds and you can taste hints of Killswitch in all of the music.
Man I've watched this thing like a dozen times and I still can't figure out what mic spencer is using!
If you look you can see it's a small handheld - probably condenser. Not the characteristic shape of the SM7. It's a mystery!
well well well well well well well
1)Shit Aaron plays hard
2) That Matchless sounds fantastic
Does anyone know what Hi-Hat Aaron used for this record?
What's the song that starts playing at 4.27? It's by UO, but it's not on a record :(
For how amazing of a band they are, you'd expect them to be better at singing "Happy Birthday"...
Timothy is so funny
I want that xbox case!
It hurts to see people trying this hard to make great music. It's a lost art.
LEGO HAIR!!!! Ahahahaha
12:30-12:42= Beautiful.
Arguably one of the greatest albums ever created, absolutely fucking timeless
what song is that at 4:30?
Can someone reupload this in full 1080x1920 so I don't feel like this was over 15 years ago. I remember buying this CD from bestbuy and it came with this dvd in it. I can just cry. Anyone remember the senses fail-Let it enfold you dvd?
the max resolution for DVD is 480p, this is what we have here.
whats name of the song that starts at 00:52??
I want to know too! dammit
Aaron Elias there could be nothing after this
If there was a sequel to this album. What would it sound like?
I think lost in the sound of seperation was just that.
iMO
I've always said it: "That fart is a shart if its warm for more than 3 seconds."
pause at 4:20....THATS A HUGE CRAAASSSHH!!
1:24. What's that dudes name. I cant find it for some reason
tims braces kill me.
that's Timothy Mctague.
what's the song of 4:27?
"There Could Be Nothing After This" and that's the end part of the song.
(00:52)-(00:57) name of song ?
O Adam Guitarrista do Killswicth Engage
16:15
intense guitar tracks I guess
2019?
Why?