#SHINEDOWN DEVOUR LICENSE#

Sales+streaming figures based on certification alone. The lyrics of the song make a snide reference to events of the film ('it's your final hour', 'smash it and crash it', 'until you take us all', 'what a way to go'), relating to the car crash, and Death hunting after the survivors. The song appears briefly at the beginning of The Final Destination before the accident at the speedway.The Sound Choice CD in which the song appears (which also features Buckcherry's ' Crazy Bitch') is still available, however.

#SHINEDOWN DEVOUR LICENSE#

No reason is given towards the removal (even though the site claims that the track had been removed from their catalog), giving the notion that its only a temporary removal and not a license issue. The song was previously in Sound Choice's karaoke catalog (the first karaoke track of the song that was released), though it has recently been removed.The song is the theme song for Real World/Road Rules Challenge: The Island.The song also appears as a downloadable track for Guitar Hero 5 part of the Shinedown Track Pack along with 'Second Chance' and 'Sound of Madness'. The song was released on Jfor the video game Rock Band.Included on the soundtrack to EA Sports Madden NFL 09 video game.The single was also featured on ESPN throughout the 2008 major league baseball season.Though they have gone through many line-up changes, the bands two main members, lead vocalist BrentSmith anddrummer Barry Kerch still remain. The band was formed in early 2001 by four friends Brent Smith, JasinTodd, BradStewart, and Barry Kerch. I think our soldiers have been over there long enough and they need to. Shinedown is an American hard rock band from Jacksonville, Florida. You know, the word war is a very ugly word. 'Devour' served as the theme song to World Wrestling Entertainment's pay-per-view event, Night of Champions, on June 29, 2008. Devour is about bringing our soldiers home.When the song ends, the band is shown from behind the drummer in slow motion, in which Barry Kerch is seen throwing his sticks into the air (they fall onto the snares), with the other band members walking away from the camera's position. These shots begin to be shown once the first chorus of the song begins. In addition to various camera effects (such as slow motion and certain filter effects that changes the appearance of the film), the video also periodically cuts to Brent Smith also singing the song without a band behind him in a different setting: In an ocean-blue background with several beads of water splashing around him. These shots also join the other elements of the video during the bridge. At points during the video, the rail track in which the camera rolls on in order to get some of the shots going around the band and the dancers are visible.Īt the beginning of the video, it shows the band setting up their instruments with periodic shots of a flag with Shinedown's previous 'S' logo that was on their Leave a Whisper album before cutting to the performance in the warehouse. The music video to 'Devour' is set in a music studio for most of the video, where the band is performing the song, with various stunts being shown throughout the video.

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