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Collective Soul
Released 2006

Run
04:50
9,852 plays

Shine
06:25
9,289 plays

How Do You Love [Multimedia Track]
00:00
92 plays

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- 1
- Orchestral Intro
- 00:27
- 7,183 plays

- 2
- Counting The Days
- 02:45
- 10,267 plays

- 3
- Listen
- 04:33
- 8,057 plays

- 4
- December
- 05:17
- 16,270 plays

- 5
- Compliment
- 03:39
- 7,495 plays

- 6
- Precious Declaration
- 04:14
- 7,610 plays

- 7
- Needs
- 05:47
- 7,055 plays

- 8
- Heavy
- 03:20
- 8,999 plays

- 9
- Run
- 04:50
- 9,852 plays

- 10
- The World I Know
- 05:01
- 11,466 plays

- 11
- Pretty Donna
- 04:02
- 6,050 plays

- 12
- Youth
- 03:05
- 6,163 plays

- 13
- Crown
- 05:13
- 3,731 plays

- 14
- Under Heaven's Skies
- 03:41
- 3,751 plays

- 15
- She Said
- 04:45
- 4,260 plays

- 16
- Home
- 04:26
- 3,704 plays

- 17
- Gel
- 03:17
- 4,310 plays

- 18
- How Do You Love
- 04:33
- 3,752 plays

- 19
- Better Now
- 07:07
- 4,935 plays

- 20
- Satellite
- 04:44
- 3,652 plays

- 21
- Shine
- 06:25
- 9,289 plays

- 22
- Burn
- 03:40
- 3,805 plays

- 13
- Crown
- 05:12
- 2,630 plays

- 14
- Under Heavens Skies
- 03:40
- 2,579 plays

- 15
- She Said
- 04:44
- 2,509 plays

- 16
- Home
- 04:25
- 2,125 plays

- 17
- Gel
- 03:16
- 2,878 plays

- 18
- How Do You Love
- 04:33
- 2,055 plays

- 19
- Better Now
- 07:07
- 2,553 plays

- 20
- Satellite
- 04:44
- 2,287 plays

- 21
- Shine
- 06:25
- 7,944 plays

- 22
- Burn [*]
- 06:10
- 2,993 plays

- 23
- How Do You Love [Multimedia Track]
- 00:00
- 92 plays

- 24
- Home [DVD]
- 00:00
- 73 plays

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album review

With just about every hard rock band issuing collaborations with symphonies (Metallica, Kiss, Scorpions, etc.), it was Collective Soul's turn to do the deed in 2006, with the release of the CD/DVD Home: A Live Concert Recording with the Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra. But unlike some of the other bands that have taken the "symphonic plunge," Collective Soul's sound was always heavily orchestrated -- most noticeably on their 1995 hit "The World I Know," so it's not that big of a stretch for the band as you might assume. And as a result, it all comes off sounding more natural than usual -- unlike some of the other symphonic rock experiments that sound extremely forced musically. Recorded in their hometown during April of 2005, many of the songs are actually improved in these orchestrated versions, also something that can't be said about your usual rock/symphony hybrid. Name a Collective Soul favorite and it's here -- "Listen," "December," the aforementioned "The World I Know," "Gel," and of course, their breakthrough hit "Shine," which serves as a set closer. Regardless of whether you like Collective Soul or not, after hearing and viewing Home, it should be widely agreed that they're one of the few rock acts that successfully pulled off the symphonic rock experiment. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide