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777
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$ 14.97 |
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Item Description...
Very rarely does a monumental record find itself matched with the promise of
commercial success, but the strength, intensity and explosive lure of Define
the Great Line is undeniable. Over 98,000 units scanned first week charted an
unprecedented #2 on the Billboard Top 200 Chart. Underoath are here to stay.
?We went into the studio wanting to make this record count? says guitarist Tim
McTague. ?We wanted to make it life changing for the people who heard it. We
knew it had the potential to do well, but we weren?t basing our future on that.
We feel we?ve written the best album that any of us will probably ever be a part
of and above all else, we?re super proud of it.? Experience more of Underoath
with the 777 DVD.
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Item Specifications...
Record Label Tooth & Nail Records
Format Color / DVD / NTSC
Dimensions: Length: 7.3" Width: 5.4" Height: 0.3"
Weight: 0.2 lbs.
Binding DVD Video
Release Date Jul 1, 2007
Publisher EMI CMG Distribution
ISBN 0946351686
EAN 0094639637621
UPC 094639663095
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Availability 4 units.
Availability accurate as of Feb 06, 2012 04:03.
Usually ships within one to two business days from Woodland, CA.
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Reviews - What do our customers think?
 | A Decent DVD Release Nov 16, 2007 |
| Underoath 777 is a recent DVD release by the popular Christian Screamo band Underoath. It features music videos, a on tour documentary, and a live show that was filmed at the secret Myspace show. I'm a huge Underoath fan and I really enjoyed the DVD. It's well worth $10. The showcase of this DVD is the Myspace secret show that was recorded. The band plays 7 songs from their 2 most recent CDs. I actually found this to me one of the weakest parts of the DVD. For some reason the singer's voice seemed off. The on tour documentary is my personal favorite on the DVD. It features a band signing at a mall, different destinations while on tour, and a "making of" of 2 of their videos. The great thing about the documentary is you really feel like you know the members of the band. The last section, the music videos, features 3 different videos. Overall I'd highly recommend this DVD to any Underoath fan. | | |  | Underwhelming Indeed Oct 31, 2007 |
I'd agree with what many other reviewers have said: this DVD is pretty underwhelming. You only get half a live show, but then you're only paying half the price of a regular DVD. Anyway, some positives and negatives that come to mind:
Positives
- Half decent audio quality for the live performances (compared to, say, the live performances on the DVD that came with They're Only Chasing Safety).
- This DVD did a good job at getting across the band's energetic live performances and stage presence.
- It had some "making of..." stuff.
Negatives
- Still some strange stuff. I don't know if it's just the guys trying to be funny for the camera, or they really are strange. Throwing the guy "in the air" is the thing that sticks out at the moment (on the last DVD it was the spinning in the chair in the hotel room scene). It just seems so forced, like they're trying a little too hard to make things exciting--either for themselves, or for the viewers.
- Still some gratuitously disgusting stuff. On the last DVD it was primarily the vomit stuff and the odor issues. The vomit stuff makes another appearance here. WHY do bands put this kind of crap on these DVD's? Do you really think that I want to watch you chug milk and vomit it back up? Will you want to watch that 15 years from now? Will you want your kids to watch that?
- Not really that much stuff about the actual members of the band. They did a pretty good job when it came to that type of stuff on the other DVD, so you could argue that it would be redundant to give more personal interviews and such a couple years later. However, considering how short this DVD was, some interviews would have been a nice addition, and there must be 1,001 questions they could have asked them (what gear do they use? who were there influences? etc.) | | | | Good for what it is but could have been better Sep 25, 2007 |
Being a huge Underoath fan, as soon as I heard news of this dvd, I ordered it straight away.
The packaging for the album is very nice as it is a cardboard box with the contents inside it.
However, the dvd itself was not amazing.
Firstly, the live show was quite short (only 8 songs) and the tracklist that is written in the box is wrong, I personally think they should have included another short show or put in one longer show. However, the show is good and really reflects the energy that the band display on stage.
Then, the documentary "Moments Suspended In Time" is also quite short with a lot of scenes, usually not exceeding five minutes. The only exception was the making of the video "You're Ever So Inviting" which was personally my favourite part of the whole dvd. Overall, once again, short but it was fun.
Lastly, the music videos were, similarly as above, very few, indeed they only included three music videos from their new album, they could have included music videos from their older album or wait a bit longer to release the dvd with the new music video for "A moment suspended in time". However, once again, the quality of the music videos is very nice offering great video quality.
Overall, this dvd was good but it was much too short clocking in around an hour and a half at most. However, the material that is included on it is very good and definitely worth checking out.
Borrow it from a friend if you want to see what this band is about and buy it if you're a hardcore Underoath fan.
Pierre Schifflers | | | | Somewhat underwhelming.. Aug 19, 2007 |
Because of all the hype over 777, I was expecting more than just a short tour diary and a few live songs that, put together, is barely an hour and half long. The live footage was great, but there just wasn't enough to leave you satisfied.. Plus, it's pretty much stuff you could find on youtube. The tour diary itself was composed of a random collection of scenes (talking while signing stuff, crazed fans raving about Underoath, vomiting after drinking gallons of milk), and some live footage; there were no interviews or anything like that. While shorter and not as 'informative' as I expected, 777 was still interesting to watch. Plus, it's a 'must-have' for your Underoath collection ;).
(I think this DVD would be much more meaningful for those who actually attended their tours last year). | | | | Mixed feelings Aug 14, 2007 |
| We were expecting a lot more content with this but it seemed like bits of footage just strung together sequentially. The live footage was good, and there were some fun video parts (ie. from the set of their video shoot in Sweden) but it seems like the main event was the "gallon challenge", where there was a lot of milk vomiting going on.
Really not up to the caliber of previous underOath DVDs, but we still give it 4 stars. | | | Write your own review about 777
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