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TRACK LISTING
1. Set It Off
2. Alive
3. Boom
4. Youth Of The Nation
5. Celestial
6. Satellite
7. Ridiculous
8. The Messenjah
9. Guitarras De Amor
10. Anything Right
11. Ghetto
12. Masterpiece Conspiracy
13. Without Jah, Nothin'
14. Thinking About Forever
15. Portrait |
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Band Members
Sonny (Vocals)
Wuv (Drums)
Marcos (Guitar)
Traa (Bass) |
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Satellite is the second album from P.O.D. The first was Fundamental Elements of Southdown, released in 1999.
P.O.D are a Christian |
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Band and a great example that you can be tattooed, have dreads and make rock music and still be a |
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Christian. Dont think though that because of their religion they preach on the album. Satellite ROCKS and i like it the more i listen to it. As i do with most albums i buy, i bought Satellite based on the singles released, "Alive" and "Youth of the Nation". 2 brilliant singles.
Although P.O.D are classed as modern rock their offical website says it best with....
"a truy free rock unit incorporating an infinite variety of textures and styles - from reggae to rock, hip-hop to hardcore - into an already genre-blurring sonic arsenal" |
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Traa Wuv Sonny Marcos |
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Excellent album that gets better and better the more you listen to it. A variety of other genres of music are incorperated into it making Satellite quite an eclectic album with a Rock base.
Till next time... |
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OFFICIAL WEBSITE |
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