Artist	Song
P.O.D.	Alive (Chris Lord-Alge Mix)
from Satellite (2008)
P.O.D.	Youth of the Nation
from Satellite (2008)
P.O.D.	Will You
from Payable On Death (2003)
P.O.D.	Boom
from Satellite (2008)
P.O.D.	Southtown
from P.O.D.: Greatest Hits (The Atlantic Years) (2006)
P.O.D.	Goodbye for Now
from Testify (2006)
P.O.D.	Going In Blind
from P.O.D.: Greatest Hits (The Atlantic Years) (2006)
P.O.D.	Sleeping Awake
from P.O.D.: Greatest Hits (The Atlantic Years) (2006)
P.O.D.	Rock the Party (Off the Hook)
from P.O.D.: Greatest Hits (The Atlantic Years) (2006)
P.O.D.	Selah
from Brown (2008)
P.O.D.	Lights Out (Chris Vrenna Mix)
from Lights Out (Chris Vrenna Mix) - Single (2006)
P.O.D.	Satellite
from Satellite (2008)
P.O.D.	Roots In Stereo
from Testify (2006)
P.O.D.	Execute the Sounds
from Payable On Death (2003)
P.O.D.	Change the World
from Payable On Death (2003)
P.O.D.	Know Me
from Brown (2008)
P.O.D.	Find My Way
from Payable On Death (2003)
P.O.D.	Get It Straight
from Snuff the Punk (2008)
P.O.D.	Strength of My Life
from Testify (2006)
P.O.D.	Full Color
from Brown (2008)
P.O.D.	Coming Back
from Snuff the Punk (2008)
P.O.D.	Set Your Eyes to Zion
from P.O.D.: Greatest Hits (The Atlantic Years) (2006)
P.O.D.	Truly Amazing (From the Passion of the Christ) [Original Songs Inspired By the Film]
from P.O.D.: Greatest Hits (The Atlantic Years) (2006)
P.O.D.	Eyes of a Stranger
from The Warriors EP, Vol. 2 (2005)
P.O.D.	The San Diego Chargers Anthem
from The San Diego Chargers Anthem (2007)

Comment:

"God has a bigger plan for P.O.D.," Sonny Sandoval — the band's dreadlocked frontman — once said as he turned down a $100,000 record contract. Boy, was he right. At the time, P.O.D. had already tore up the West Coast and much of Middle America in support of a stunning self-released trilogy: [i]Snuff the Punk[/i], [i]Brown[/i], and the mosh pit-imploding [i]Payable On Death[/i] live album. Sure enough, all that hard work led to a major-label deal with Atlantic and an audience that was clearly ready for a simmering, straight-outta-"Southtown" (i.e. San Diego) brew of hardcore punk, dub reggae, bottom-heavy metal, and fleet-fingered jazz. Simply put, P.O.D. has become the Bad Brains of the nü-metal generation, as proven by such genre-jumping singles as "Boom," "Alive," "Addicted," and the spot-on soundtrack selections "Sleeping Awake," from [i]The Matrix Reloaded[/i], and "School of Hard Knocks," from [i]Little Nicky[/i].

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