The release of their fourth studio album was met with resounding success, selling over 2.6 million copies and becoming certified double platinum. Despite the overwhelming success of the now mainstream Christian band, some criticized "The Beautiful Letdown" claiming that it lacked originality and saying that it was too similar to other alternative Christian rock such as Jars of Clay and Creed. In 2004, "The Beautiful Letdown" was re-released in two different forms: A standard CD-only reissue featuring a slightly tweaked audio mix, as well as new artwork, and a CD/DVD package. The CD/DVD edition featured a DVD that included a few bonus-features, including the entire album in 5.1 Surround Sound. It also featured a Making of "Dare You to Move" video, as well as Version 1 of the music video itself, an acoustic impromptu performance of "On Fire", and two previously unreleased bonus tracks, "Monday Comes Around" and "Meant to Live (Live)". In 2005, the album was released, this time as a DualDisc. The audio side remained the same as the 2004 re-issue, and the DVD side featured all of the same features, but also included the second version music video of "Dare You to Move." Switchfoot  Additional musicians  Recorded at Sage and Sound, Mansfield Lodge, and Jon Foreman's house. Mixed at Larrabee North 3. Additional personnel  Many of Switchfoot's songs have been used in various TV shows and movies.