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P.O.D. - The Fundamental Elements of Southtown (1999)

P.O.D. - The Fundamental Elements of Southtown (1999)

BAND/ARTIST: P.O.D.

  • Title: The Fundamental Elements of Southtown
  • Year Of Release: 1999
  • Label: Rhino Atlantic
  • Genre: Nu-Metal, Alternative Metal
  • Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3 320 Kbps
  • Total Time: 57:30
  • Total Size: 437 / 147 Mb
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Tracklist:

01. Greetings (LP Version) (00:01:29)
02. Hollywood (LP Version) (00:05:22)
03. Southtown (LP Version) (00:04:07)
04. Checkin' Levels (LP Version) (00:01:06)
05. Rock the Party (Off The Hook 2006 Remastered LP Version) (00:03:26)
06. Lie Down (LP Version) (00:05:09)
07. Set Your Eyes to Zion (LP Version) (00:04:06)
08. Lo Siento (LP Version) (00:00:33)
09. Bullet the Blue Sky (LP Version) (00:05:18)
10. Psalm 150 (LP Version) (00:00:55)
11. Image (LP Version) (00:03:32)
12. Shouts (LP Version) (00:00:55)
13. Tribal (LP Version) (00:04:26)
14. Freestyle (LP Version) (00:03:50)
15. Follow Me (LP Version) (00:03:43)
16. Outkast (New LP Version + Hidden Track "Tambura") (00:09:33)

Total length: 00:57:30
Label: Rhino Atlantic

With their full-length debut, The Fundamental Elements of Southtown, POD (Payable on Death) shows considerable promise, crafting an album that flows from aggressive rap-metal to trippy, Beastie-styled reggae dub excursions. It may be all over the map, but give the group credit for trying a bunch of styles and pulling most of them off. At times, they sound too derivative -- when they rock really hard, they sound too much like a Christian Rage Against the Machine -- but there's energy here and the roots of a distinctive sound, all of which are necessary for a strong debut.






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  • Goofy
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The album that propelled them into the mainstream.