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What Do You All Think of P.O.D?
- Thread starter IZ2ZION
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I love POD. They have gradually changed their sound over the years, but the same core to their songs has remained the same. The last CD wasn't as good as I had hoped, but it wasn't bad either.
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Sword-In-Hand
Born again to raze hell
I think Satelite was their best cd by far. I honestly like Marcos better than Truby, but stuff happens. I still respect them as a band and I still like their music.
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snoopyloopysk8a
#1 Stunna
I like their older stuff more from when Marcos was guitarist. I don't really like the new stuff. I want to get a CD from Marcos' new band, The Accident Experiment.
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my feelings on POD is this:
i love their music, and i greatly respect their faith. i like how they are actually out there giving light to people who need it, instead of hanging out the church pewers. i guess each band has their own place, but i'm more of the Christiand bands going out into the place that needs some light to be shed on it, and giving it in love and grace, instead of trying to be pastors.
one of the greatest sights for me when i watched POD at the cornerstone festival was during their set on the main stage. they were playing one of my favorite songs of their, "Breathe Babylon." all of a sudden, Sonny, stops the whole set becuase he sees kid has fallen on the ground in the mosh pit. he stopped the set, and told the people to move back because there's a kid down on the ground. Sonny really took charge of the situation. then as we're waiting for the ambulance to get there, Sonny asks the crowd to remain in silence and to just pray for the kid, because he was unconscience/passed out. it took awhile, because out in Bushnell, Illinoise where cornerstone is heled at, it is no man's land (one of the reasons why i love it, hehe.) then after time went by, we started singing some praise songs as a whole group softly while the ambulance came. then they came and got the kid. after that, POD did the song, Set your eyes to Zion, and then the band did some praise and worship songs acousticly, and that was the set.
it was just awesome to me, because instead of just continuing on with their rock show, or trying to promte their album or whatever, they stopped the set, to control of the situation, and just asked us to pray for the kid, and then after the ambulance left, they did a song that is more of a worship song in my opinion, and then we all sung praise and worship songs. it was great, and showed a true spirit of humility and love in the Christian faith.
plus, the first time i saw them, they were at the newport hall in columbus, ohio. my friends and i went to the return of the rock show for mtv, and they had other bands there such as Crazytown, Dope, POD and Staind. well crazytown, i didn't and still don't like, Dope was pretty cool after watching them live, and then POD got on stage. awesome show. and my friends and i like staind, but we wanted to try to talk to POD. so we left and found them outside by the buses where more fans were around talking to them. we got to ask them questions and stuff, and they were honest about their faith, and every question that was asked.
in my opinion, that is enough reasons for me to believe that they are Christians, and devoted Christians. plus i think the albums they've produced all these years, is enough sign, but some people are stubborn upon their own beliefs of others' faith.
i don't listen to that much anymore. mainly because i've lost their cd's from moving a lot. i found the satelitte album and i'm going to have to go out and pick up their other albums. i'm into a lot of metal and stuff, and they are no where metal, but i love music period, and they were one of the first Christian Hard Rock band i ever listened to, and their music means a lot to me, and i just think they will always be an awesome band, for however long they keep putting out albums, which i hope is for awhile!
i love their music, and i greatly respect their faith. i like how they are actually out there giving light to people who need it, instead of hanging out the church pewers. i guess each band has their own place, but i'm more of the Christiand bands going out into the place that needs some light to be shed on it, and giving it in love and grace, instead of trying to be pastors.
one of the greatest sights for me when i watched POD at the cornerstone festival was during their set on the main stage. they were playing one of my favorite songs of their, "Breathe Babylon." all of a sudden, Sonny, stops the whole set becuase he sees kid has fallen on the ground in the mosh pit. he stopped the set, and told the people to move back because there's a kid down on the ground. Sonny really took charge of the situation. then as we're waiting for the ambulance to get there, Sonny asks the crowd to remain in silence and to just pray for the kid, because he was unconscience/passed out. it took awhile, because out in Bushnell, Illinoise where cornerstone is heled at, it is no man's land (one of the reasons why i love it, hehe.) then after time went by, we started singing some praise songs as a whole group softly while the ambulance came. then they came and got the kid. after that, POD did the song, Set your eyes to Zion, and then the band did some praise and worship songs acousticly, and that was the set.
it was just awesome to me, because instead of just continuing on with their rock show, or trying to promte their album or whatever, they stopped the set, to control of the situation, and just asked us to pray for the kid, and then after the ambulance left, they did a song that is more of a worship song in my opinion, and then we all sung praise and worship songs. it was great, and showed a true spirit of humility and love in the Christian faith.
plus, the first time i saw them, they were at the newport hall in columbus, ohio. my friends and i went to the return of the rock show for mtv, and they had other bands there such as Crazytown, Dope, POD and Staind. well crazytown, i didn't and still don't like, Dope was pretty cool after watching them live, and then POD got on stage. awesome show. and my friends and i like staind, but we wanted to try to talk to POD. so we left and found them outside by the buses where more fans were around talking to them. we got to ask them questions and stuff, and they were honest about their faith, and every question that was asked.
in my opinion, that is enough reasons for me to believe that they are Christians, and devoted Christians. plus i think the albums they've produced all these years, is enough sign, but some people are stubborn upon their own beliefs of others' faith.
i don't listen to that much anymore. mainly because i've lost their cd's from moving a lot. i found the satelitte album and i'm going to have to go out and pick up their other albums. i'm into a lot of metal and stuff, and they are no where metal, but i love music period, and they were one of the first Christian Hard Rock band i ever listened to, and their music means a lot to me, and i just think they will always be an awesome band, for however long they keep putting out albums, which i hope is for awhile!
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as far as the guitarist change, i like the change. i equally like both guitarists tho. Marcos is an awesome guitarist, and i would like to hear stuff from his new band. but i also love Jason Trudy's playing, because he used to be in Living Sacrifice. then he left Living Sacrifice, and took time out of the music scene and then joined POD. i love Living Sacrifice. good Christian metal in my opinion, and sadly they have broken up. but i like what Trudy has brought into the band and i just see it as a change for POD, but it still sounds like POD to me.
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