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Nothing Is Sound – Switchfoot (DualDisc, Wal-Mart exclusive)

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Wal-Mart exclusive US DualDisc of Switchfoot's 2005 album Nothing Is Sound, Columbia CN 96535: the 12-track album on the audio side and a DVD side with a 5.1 surround mix and a making-of documentary.

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US DualDisc, Wal-Mart exclusive, Columbia CN 96535[1]

United States · English · supported

Evidence reviewed

Context, dates & evidence notes

Evidence observed
2026-09-26
Known applicable from
2005-09-26
Units in pack
1

Release date as Discogs gives it for this edition; UPC 827969653524 printed on the Discogs record

Tracks

1Lonely Nation
Written by Jon Foreman, Tim Foreman
CD side
[1]
3:45
2Stars
Written by Jon Foreman
Guest backing vocals by Andy Sturmer
[1]
4:20
3Happy Is a Yuppie Word
Written by Jon Foreman
[1]
4:51
4The Shadow Proves the Sunshine
Written by Jon Foreman
[1]
5:04
5Easier Than Love
Written by Jon Foreman, Tim Foreman
[1]
4:29
6The Blues
Written by Jon Foreman
Strings by Tommy Barbarella
[1]
5:17
7The Setting Sun
Written by Jon Foreman
[1]
4:24
8Politicians
Written by Jon Foreman
[1]
3:28
9Golden
Written by Jon Foreman
[1]
3:36
10The Fatal Wound
Written by Jon Foreman
[1]
2:44
11We Are One Tonight
Written by Jon Foreman, Tim Foreman
Guest backing vocals by Rachel Masen
[1]
4:42
12Daisy
Written by Jon Foreman
Strings by Chris Westlake and Tommy Barbarella
[1]
4:18

Credits

  • Columbia · Label[1] · Catalogue number CN 96535
  • John Fields · Producer, recorded by[1]
  • Switchfoot · Producer, recorded by[1]
  • Chris Lord-Alge · Mixed by[1] · Tracks 1–3, 5, 7, 8 and 11
  • Bob Clearmountain · Mixed by[1] · Tracks 4, 6, 9, 10 and 12
  • Ted Jensen · Mastered by[1]
  • Justin Clark · Art direction, design[1]
  • Nessim Higson · Original cover art[1]
  • Danny Clinch · Photography[1] · Back and silhouette band photos
  • Carl Diebold · Documentary[1] · "The Making Of Nothing Is Sound", Jupiter Project
Barcode
827969653524 check digit OK
Artists
Switchfoot
Catalogue number
CN 96535
Format
dualdisc
Released
2005-09-26 · US
Genre
Rock
Running time
51 min
Edition
Wal-Mart exclusive

Specifications

Format
Hybrid, DualDisc, NTSC, album[1]
Conditions & original evidence

Recorded: Hybrid, DualDisc, NTSC, album

known · printed

DVD side contents
All 12 songs in 5.1 surround sound and stereo; documentary "The Making Of Nothing Is Sound" by Carl Diebold at Jupiter Project; behind-the-scenes and interviews[1]
Conditions & original evidence

Recorded: All 12 songs in 5.1 surround sound and stereo; documentary "The Making Of Nothing Is Sound" by Carl Diebold at Jupiter Project; behind-the-scenes and interviews

known · printed

The Jesus Freak Hideout review of the DualDisc describes the same DVD side

Video standard
NTSC[1]
Conditions & original evidence

Recorded: NTSC

known · printed

CD compliance
The CD side does not conform to CD specifications and will not play on some CD and DVD players[1]
Conditions & original evidence

Recorded: The CD side does not conform to CD specifications and will not play on some CD and DVD players

known · printed

Release notes on Discogs

Copy protection
None[2]
Conditions & original evidence

Recorded: None

known · printed

Wikipedia states that the DualDisc edition carried none of the XCP copy protection of the standard CD

Made in
Not recorded

Sources for each tie

The ownership drawing
Columbia Records

Earlier

What the sources say about these ties
Sony Music Entertainment imprint
Columbia is one of Sony Music’s four flagship labels
Sony Music Entertainment owns
columbiarecords.com states that COLUMBIA and the "Walking Eye" design are registered trademarks of Sony Music Entertainment; Sony bought the CBS Records Group, Columbia included, in 1988

Built from the ownership rows on the brand and company pages, each cited where it is recorded. Made in is the country of production on this product's record; the GS1 prefix of a barcode names the issuing organisation, not where the product was made.

About this product

Nothing Is Sound is the fifth studio album by the American alternative rock band Switchfoot, released by Columbia Records in September 2005; it debuted at number three on the Billboard 200.[2] This barcode is the Wal-Mart exclusive US DualDisc, catalogue number CN 96535: one side holds the 12 album tracks, produced by John Fields and Switchfoot, and the other is an NTSC DVD with all 12 songs in 5.1 surround and stereo and Carl Diebold's documentary "The Making Of Nothing Is Sound".[1] Discogs notes that the audio side does not meet CD specifications and will not play on some players.[1] Unlike the standard CD, the DualDisc editions carried no XCP copy protection.[2]

Jesus Freak Hideout's review of the DualDisc described the documentary and surround mix as its main draw.[3] Wikipedia records a Walmart bonus song, "Another Christmas (Old Borego)", which Amazon's listing for a large-retailer exclusive CD edition describes as a free download.[2][4]

Where it's sold

  • Discogs release 10054591 information[1] United States used · sourced Discogs release 10054591 prints this UPC, gives release country US and notes "This release was a Wal-Mart exclusive"; four second-hand copies were offered on the Discogs marketplace, lowest USD 10.00

A listing is evidence that this barcode is sold there, on that date; a price is what that listing showed, not a recommended price. Store links may be affiliate links (how this works).

Other editions of Nothing Is Sound

10 on record

VersionPackSold inBarcode
(2×LP reissue, SRC Vinyl)reverse board gatefold jacket with 11 × 22 inch insert United States888750629913
(CD, Canada)jewel case Canada, United States828767764221
(CD, Sparrow) United States094631138300
(CD, Target exclusive)jewel case United States827969643723
(CD, Wal-Mart exclusive)jewel case United States827969653425
(DualDisc, Target exclusive) United States827969643822
(DualDisc, Wal-Mart exclusive) this page United States827969653524
(DualDisc)super jewel box United States, Canada827969642726
(LP)sleeve with printed inner sleeve United States827969458112
Switchfoot (CD, XCP copy-protected)jewel case United States827969458129

Other names for this product

Also known as

  • Nothing Is Sound en

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Sources & research

Evidence reviewed

Discogs

Discogs release 10054591: Switchfoot – Nothing Is Sound (DualDisc, US, 2005)

catalogue · Accessed 2026-09-26

Source & attribution [1] ↗

Wikipedia

Wikipedia: Nothing Is Sound

publication · Accessed 2026-09-26

Source & attribution [2] ↗

Jesus Freak Hideout

Jesusfreakhideout.com: Switchfoot, "Nothing Is Sound" DualDisc Review

publication · Accessed 2026-09-26

Source & attribution [3] ↗

Coverage & research gaps (8)

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  • Identity: 3 / 3 · Name, brand and classification recorded
  • Release details: 5 / 5 · Profile fields recorded: artists, label, media, released, catalogue_number. Missing fields may require research or an applicability note.
  • tracks evidence: 12 / 12 · Recorded rows linked to source evidence; does not measure whether the list is complete
  • Context: 1 / 1 · Evidence groups assigned to a researched label, edition or analysis
  • Label photographs: 0 / 1 · Researched contexts with an assigned photograph
  • Specifications: 0 / 5 · Recorded specifications mapped to comparable property keys
  • media · disputed: Wikipedia says albums bought at Walmart carried the Christmas song "Another Christmas (Old Borego)" as a bonus; the Discogs tracklist for this DualDisc lists only the 12 album songs, and Amazon's "Bonus Download Track" CD edition (B003YV5X04) describes the song as a free download, so it may have come as a download rather than on the disc
  • identity · disputed: Release date: Discogs gives 2005-09-26 for this edition; Wikipedia gives 13 September 2005 for the album
  • markets · unknown: Amazon.com: searches for the full name with "dualdisc", for "switchfoot" and for 827969653524 on 2026-09-26 found only the standard DualDisc listing B000CDG5AY (model number CN96427), not this Wal-Mart edition
  • images · unknown: No licensed cover photograph: not on Open Food Facts, and the barcode is not in MusicBrainz
  • relationships · unknown: No source names the GS1 registrant of prefix 0827969; the gs1_prefix_owner edge is derived from the © and ℗ holder of the sibling Columbia CD
  • identity · unknown: Whether this edition is still sold: a 2005 DualDisc, now traded second-hand
  • images · not_researched: No product photographs recorded.
  • schema · schema_gap: Some specifications retain source labels without comparable property keys.

All references & source details

References

  1. ↑ Discogs release 10054591: Switchfoot – Nothing Is Sound (DualDisc, US, 2005) Discogs. catalogue. Accessed 2026-09-26. Record: 10054591. identifiers, notes, credits, tracklist.
  2. ↑ Wikipedia: Nothing Is Sound Wikipedia. publication. Accessed 2026-09-26. Lead, DualDisc release, bonus tracks. CC BY-SA 4.0.
  3. ↑ Jesusfreakhideout.com: Switchfoot, "Nothing Is Sound" DualDisc Review Jesus Freak Hideout. publication. Accessed 2026-09-26.
  4. ↑ Switchfoot - Nothing Is Sound [Bonus Download Track] - Amazon.com Music Amazon.com. retailer. Accessed 2026-09-26. Record: B003YV5X04.

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EAN-13 / GTIN-13
0827969653524
UPC-A / GTIN-12
827969653524

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