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Satellite
Rock · 2001 · 14 tracks

Satellite

Aggressive nu-metal grooves softened by dub-reggae rhythms and a rare, earnest optimism. A heavy-hitting record of spiritual resilience and street-level hope.

September 11, 2001 · Atlantic

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A powerful surge of spiritual optimism delivered through heavy, rhythmic alternative metal.

Tracklist · 14 Tracks
01
Set It Off
4:16
03
Boom
3:09
04
Youth of the Nation
4:19
05
Celestial
1:25
06
Satellite
3:31
07
Ridiculous
4:18
08
The Messenjah
4:19
09
Guitarras de amor
1:15
10
Anything Right
4:18
11
Ghetto
3:37
12
Masterpiece Conspiracy
3:12
13
Without Jah, Nothin’
3:42
14
Thinking About Forever
3:46
15
Portrait
4:32
Moments Worth Listening For
The haunting entry of the children's choir on Youth of the Nation providing a chilling contrast to the heavy bass.
The sudden, explosive transition from the clean reggae-inspired verses to the crushing wall-of-sound chorus in the title track.
The frantic, high-speed hardcore punk energy of Without Jah, Nothin' featuring H.R. from Bad Brains.
Reviews

How does Satellite sound next to the rest of P.O.D.'s catalogue?

Hopeful+0.8σ

Hopeful saturates this record a touch more than the artist's norm.

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