The End is Here is a double CD by Five Iron Frenzy, and their final album. It contains two discs, the first being their final studio album, The End Is Near, and the second being a live recording of their final concert on November 22, 2003 at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, Colorado.
Christian music critic Doug Van Pelt stated that the live material captured the raw energy and spiritual fervor that the band was known for.[1] The album contains many fan favorites and ends with a cappella worship.
Track listing
- "Cannonball" – 3:44
- "At Least I'm Not Like All Those Other Old Guys" – 2:09
- "So Far, So Bad" – 3:03
- "New Years Eve" – 3:53
- "American Kryptonite" – 3:15
- "It Was Beautiful" – 2:47
- "Wizard Needs Food, Badly" – 3:12
- "Farewell to Arms" – 4:03
- "See the Flames Begin to Crawl" – 3:16
- "Anchors Away" – 3:32
- "Something Like Laughter" – 3:13
- "That's How the Story Ends" – 3:38
- "On Distant Shores" – 5:17
- "The Cross of St. Andrew" (New Track) - 34:10
- Concert outtakes (hidden track)
- A recording of the band laughing after someone says "Let's play some more songs" (hidden track)
Disc 2 (Live Concert)
- "Intro" – 0:13
- "Old West" – 2:14
- "Handbook for the Sellout" – 3:31
- "Where 0 Meets 15" – 4:20
- "Cannonball" – 3:19
- "Blue Comb '78" – 4:23
- "At Least I'm Not Like All Those Other Old Guys" – 1:59
- "You Probably Shouldn't Move Here" – 4:03
- "Oh, Canada" – 3:56
- "When I Go Out" – 1:45
- "See the Flames Begin to Crawl" – 3:13
- "Vultures" – 3:26
- "You Can't Handle This" – 4:42
- "American Kryptonite" – 3:05
- "The Phantom Mullet" – 3:12
- "Medley" – 9:13
- Also known as "The Medley of Power Ballads and Bad Taste"
- "A New Hope" – 2:35
- "World Without End" – 6:03
- "Every New Day" – 13:31
Charts
Album - Billboard (North America)
| Year |
Chart |
Position |
| 2004 |
Top Heatseekers |
13 |
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Gear (1999) • Creature Tech (2002) • Tommysaurus Rex (2004) • Earthboy Jacobus (2005) • Iron West (2006) • Black Cherry (2007) • Flink (2007) • Monster Zoo (2008) • Power Up (2009) • Ghostopolis (2009)
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