P.O.D. – Satellite

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Artist: P.O.D.

Title: Satellite

Year: 2021

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Tracklist

  • 1. Set It Off - 2021 Remaster (4:16)
  • 2. Alive - 2021 Remaster (3:23)
  • 3. Boom - 2021 Remaster (3:08)
  • 4. Youth Of The Nation - 2021 Remaster (4:19)
  • 5. Celestial - 2021 Remaster (1:24)
  • 6. Satellite - 2021 Remaster (3:30)
  • 7. Ridiculous (feat. Eek-A-Mouse) - 2021 Remaster (4:17)
  • 8. The Messenjah - 2021 Remaster (4:18)
  • 9. Guitarras De Amor - 2021 Remaster (1:14)
  • 10. Anything Right (feat. Christian Lindskog) - 2021 Remaster (4:17)
  • 11. Ghetto - 2021 Remaster (3:37)
  • 12. Masterpiece Conspiracy - 2021 Remaster (3:11)
  • 13. Without Jah, Nothin' (feat. H.R.) - 2021 Remaster (3:42)
  • 14. Thinking About Forever - 2021 Remaster (3:46)
  • 15. Portrait - 2021 Remaster (4:31)
  • 1. Ridiculous (Demo) - 2021 Remaster (4:22)
  • 2. Hold You Again (Demo) - 2021 Remaster (4:12)
  • 3. Don't Try To Play Me Out (Demo) - 2021 Remaster (4:19)
  • 4. Armageddon (Demo) - 2021 Remaster (4:21)
  • 5. Critic - 2021 Remaster (2:43)
  • 6. Sabbath - 2021 Remaster (4:32)
  • 7. School Of Hard Knocks - 2021 Remaster (4:06)
  • 8. Alive (Semi-Acoustic Version) - 2021 Remaster (3:26)
  • 9. Rock The Party (RTP Remix) - 2021 Remaster (3:58)
  • 10. Youth Of The Nation (Conjure One Remix) - 2021 Remaster (3:55)
  • 11. Youth Of The Nation (Mike$ki Remix) - 2021 Remaster (4:08)
  • 12. Boom (The Crystal Method Remix) - 2021 Remaster (3:16)

Review

Let's crank up the volume and dive headfirst into P.O.D.'s audacious beast of an album, "Satellite," which dropped on September 11, 2001, like a meteor hitting the nu metal scene. It didn’t just propel the band’s career into the stratosphere, it shook the ground beneath it. This fourth studio effort shows off what P.O.D. does best: blending intense riffage, chest-thumping drums, and Sonny Sandoval's raw, impassioned vocals. Tracks like "Alive," "Youth of the Nation," and "Boom" aren’t just songs; they’re anthems that scream out themes of spirituality, social chaos, and personal battles, all while staying catchy enough to make your jukebox jealous.

Now, let’s spill some ink on the album’s critically acclaimed impact. "Satellite" is an adrenaline ride that ventures well beyond the predictable metal corridors, carving its own rebellious path lined with emotion and meaning. Rolling Stone couldn’t help but gush about the sheer intensity, stating the album’s passion is almost too fierce to handle. This fiery spirit ignited some love at the Grammys too, snagging nominations across hard rock and metal categories. And while the expanded version in 2021 may bring juicy extras like rare B-sides and remixes to the table, the original album remains the heartbeat of P.O.D.'s defining moment. It’s the kind of album that doesn’t just belong in your collection—it's got to grab and infect you in the best way possible. - Sydney

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