Define the Great Line

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Define the Great Line

Studio album by Underoath
Released	June 20, 2006
Recorded	Zing Recording Studios, Westfield, MA Glow in the Dark, Atlanta, GA
Genre	Christian metal Metalcore Post-hardcore
Length	45:58
Label	Solid State Records
Producer(s)	Matt Goldman, Adam Dutkiewicz, and Underoath
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Underoath chronology
They're Only Chasing Safety (2004)	Define the Great Line (2006)
Limited Edition Cover

Packaged with bonus DVD

Define the Great Line is the fifth album by the Florida-based Christian rock band Underoath. It was released in the United States on June 20th, 2006. There is also a limited edition version of the album featuring exclusive artwork and a DVD, which includes a short film on the making of the album, as well as a first-hand account of a man's encounter with a UFO.

1 Track listing
2 Singles/Videos
3 Special Edition CD/DVD
4 References

[edit] Track listing

"In Regards to Myself" – 3:24
"A Moment Suspended in Time" – 3:59
"There Could Be Nothing After This" – 3:26
"You're Ever So Inviting" – 4:13
"Sãlmarnir" – 2:57
"Returning Empty-Handed" – 4:27
"Casting Such a Thin Shadow" – 6:13
"Moving for the Sake of Motion" – 3:15
"Writing on the Walls" – 4:02
"Everyone Looks So Good from Here" – 2:56
"To Whom It May Concern" – 7:02

All vocals by Spencer Chamberlain and Aaron Gillespie.

Spencer Chamberlain - Lead Vocals
Aaron Gillespie – Drums and Vocals
Timothy McTague – Guitar
James Smith – Guitar
Grant Brandell – Bass Guitar
Christopher Dudley – Electronic keyboard and drum machine
Produced by Matt Goldman, Adam Dutkiewicz, and Underoath
Mixed by Chris Lord-Alge
All lyrics written by Spencer Chamberlain and Aaron Gillespie; all music written by Underoath

[edit] Singles/Videos

"Writing on the Walls" - 2006 [1]
"In Regards to Myself" - 2006 [2]
"You're Ever So Inviting" - 2007
"A Moment Suspended In Time" - 2007

[edit] Special Edition CD/DVD

The special edition CD comes with a Define the Great Line CD and a DVD containing a documentary about the making of the album and artwork.

[edit] References

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Underøath
Spencer Chamberlain – Aaron Gillespie – Timothy McTague – Christopher Dudley – Grant Brandell - James Smith Former: Dallas Taylor \| Luke Morton \| Corey Steger \| Matthew Clark \| Octavio Fernandez \| Billy Nottke \| Scott (Kelly) Nunn
Discography
Albums: Act of Depression – Cries of the Past – The Changing of Times – They're Only Chasing Safety – They're Only Chasing Safety (Special Edition) – Define the Great Line
Label(s)
Takehold Records \| Tooth & Nail \| Solid State
Related articles
This Runs Through \| The Almost \| Maylene and the Sons of Disaster
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The Almosth
Aaron Gillespie – Jay Vilardi – Nick D'Amico – Alex Aponte – Kenny Bozich Former:
Discography
Albums: Southern Weather
Label(s)
Takehold Records \| Tooth & Nail \| Virgin
Related articles
This Runs Through \| Underoath \| Maylene and the Sons of Disaster
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