Album Rating: 4.5

drowning in my sleep i'm drowning in my sleep

Album Rating: 2.5

a 5, seriously?

Album Rating: 1.5

na jk

Album Rating: 4.5

it's literally how AIDS was created

Album Rating: 4.0

One of the very first of heavier cd's I bought, at FYE's no less. Never once doubted that purchase, even though it was close to $20. Just wish they would play "some seek" at their shows

but this is quite bad and by quite i mean very

Album Rating: 3.0

This is the only underoath album i enjoy on any level tbh

wat? nawwwww there other albums are better man, with the most recent two actually being goodThis Message Edited On 02.12.09

Album Rating: 3.0

i cant get into their newer ones. I can accept them being a pop-core band but i cant accept them doing heavier music. i dunno if that makes sense. Maybe seeing them live in a week-ish will change my mind

fingers crossed ;)

Album Rating: 3.0

lol ill probably be too off my face to care, ill just wanna make some little Xtian-core emo kids bleed by throwing my 6'3 220 pound mass around

Album Rating: 3.5

Here here Big 80. Not a big fan of Underoath's last two album but this is pretty cool adn The Changing Of Times is best of all.

Album Rating: 3.5

i like this, it is very poppy but they pull it off well.

Does Spencer sing on this as well, because there are def. two different cleans going on at times. Or is the guitar player or someone else?

SOOOOOOPER poppy, i like it but not as much as the last 2

Album Rating: 5.0

This album was the first underoath album i ever heard and it made underoath my the 1st metal band i liked and it also introduced me to other metal acts. The song Reinventing your exit had the right blend of pop-punk with screamo-metalcore and after listening to the rest of the album i had enjoyed many of the other songs like young and aspiring, a boy brushed red..., the impact.., it's dangerous, and almost the rest of the album

i wouldnt call this outing metal probably... more a long the lines of post-hardcore. Their first two albums (or EPs or whatever you want to call them) are a lot more metal then this. Define the Great line is like this album but heavier and same with their newest album

Album Rating: 3.5

This album was the first underoath album i ever heard and it made underoath my the 1st metal band i liked and it also introduced me to other metal acts. The song Reinventing your exit had the right blend of pop-punk with screamo-metalcore and after listening to the rest of the album i had enjoyed many of the other songs like young and aspiring, a boy brushed red..., the impact.., it's dangerous, and almost the rest of the album

Album Rating: 1.5

more like terrible bridge

wow yo that's pretty harsh, this is a pretty happy-sounding album if you listen to it in a deep and philosophical way