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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars P.O.D. : Leaving behind a legacy and pushing forward towards Victory
P.O.D. is perfect music for when you are exercising, playing games, or just need a good rush of blood to your head. They rock hard and do it with style and substance. They have a passion for what they do that is unmatched and certainly makes up for the times when the band has blended a little too seamlessly into the mainstream music scene. This record is half Marcos and...
Published on November 30, 2006 by Manythings

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3.0 out of 5 stars Decent for a Greatest Hits
My own personal additions for a Best of would include Ghetto - a song which has a simple power, America - their collaboration with Carlos Santana, Bullet The Blue Sky - an awesome U2 come from FEOS, and the uplifting Change The World.

Though this is comparing the CD to my own mix made from the first three albums.
Published on February 22, 2007 by M. Carpenter


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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars P.O.D. : Leaving behind a legacy and pushing forward towards Victory, November 30, 2006
P.O.D. is perfect music for when you are exercising, playing games, or just need a good rush of blood to your head. They rock hard and do it with style and substance. They have a passion for what they do that is unmatched and certainly makes up for the times when the band has blended a little too seamlessly into the mainstream music scene. This record is half Marcos and half Truby. (Marcos is the original guitarist and Truby took over when he left.) The two styles are very different and quite frankly I still miss the way Marcos picked those carefully carved out melodies and Truby falls back a little too easily on Drop D barre chords. They both bring something different to the table and that gives P.O.D. alot of diversity and yes even some originality in the way they blend so many differnt styles of music. This movie isn't pretentious or artsy its hard rock; plain and simple. If you dig deeper you will even find some soul in the mix.

I've seen P.O.D. three times and they continue to impress me with the way they connect to the audience. They love being on stage and they love their audience. That is rare and I wish them continued success. This CD will give you all the P.O.D. you need and then some.
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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Atlantic Years, November 24, 2006
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J. Pokorny (Harriet Island) - See all my reviews
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This is a great compilation during their time with Atlantic Records. They're only missing "School of Hard Knocks" from the Little Nicky soundtrack which was hit when it came out and this would of been 100% complete if this cd had this song. I also should of mention that they have two photos of Truby and only 1 with Marcos. They probably rushed this compilation out but they should of have made it even between the two musicians because they are both great guitar players! Thats pretty much my complaint about this disc. The Best Buy exclusive came with the out of print of their "Warriors EP Vol. 1" cd. Perfect for those who's just starting to hear and wanting to know all about P.O.D..
Including 2 new songs "Going In Blind" and "Here We Go." It also has some fine liner notes too! A Must Have for hardcore fans of POD! Jah Love and be blessed always!
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars A Good Starter Disc for the Unintiated, January 31, 2007
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Like many people, I got into P.O.D. when "Fundamental Elements" came out. I never followed their first few discs but have purchased everything since F.E.O.S. came out. This disc is the best summary of the greatest songs up through "Testify". Not many bands, can crossover as successfully as P.O.D. did and this is a true testament why.
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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars A Great Collection of Tunes!, December 18, 2006
P.O.D. seems to have been one of those bands that got bashed from the day they formed the group. Why you ask?, well simply because they wrote music with a good/enlightening message instead of the usual doom and gloom most bands write about.

The Atlantic Years is just that, some of the most memorable songs the band has released since their hit making 1999 record The Fundamental Elements of Southtown. This compilation provides us the listener with a look back at what this band was about during their time with Atlantic.

Their is no doubt that this band has had it's fair share of ups downs musically not to mention internally with the loss of their original guitarist following their popular album Satellite.

The Atlantic Years hits package doesn't feel thrown together in the least bit. The record includes one brand new song recorded especially for this album as well as a previously unreleased song. These additions really add to the overall enjoyment of this cd.

Since P.O.D. doesn't really have as many hits as their are tracks on this cd, you might find some filler here and there so to speak. Even though some may consider the lesser tunes to be filler, they have picked ones that really do the band justice. So in turn, you can say that the entire cd is a very well thought out listen. The rest of the record is a healthy mix of tracks from four studio records with Satellite securing the most selections from one album.

The Atlantic Years may not be the be all end all of P.O.D.'s existence, but it's a darn good start!

Check it out!
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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars A Well-Chosen Collection, December 7, 2006
"The Atlantic Years" contains songs from FEOS, Satellite, Payable On Death, Testify, and the Warriors EP vol. 2. Additional tracks such as "Sleeping Awake" (written for Matrix Revolutions) and "Truly Amazing" (written for the Passion of the Christ) make welcome additions. But the highlights of this album come in the form of two new songs, "Going in Blind" and "Here We Go". "Going In Blind" is a driving, melancholy rocker about the death of a child. Musically, this song rivals hits from Satellite with every member of POD performing at full caliber. "Here We Go" is a an upbeat love song with a syncopated guitar part which carries the aggression and feel of "Alive". Overall, this CD is a welcome collection which combines hits, both old and new, into a very listenable hour of music.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Better Than I thought, June 19, 2008
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Beach Bum (jville Florida) - See all my reviews
I Bought this album for 1 song and One song only. Turns out I ended up liking almost every song on this Cd. I listen to it when Im Cleaning House in the car out and about and everywhere else you can think of. Awesome collection I am Happy I bought it from amazon
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars The best POD collection available, April 28, 2008
This is an excellent collection from the innovative, hard rock/grunge/rap/Christian band. This set has 11 songs that were not just hits on Christian rock charts, but crossed over to become hits on the mainstream and modern rock charts as well, including the classics Southtown, Boom, Alive, Rock the Party, and their biggest hit Youth Of The Nation. If you like heavy metal, grunge, and hard rap, you should like P.O.D. whether you are a Christian or not. In fact many Christians may be offended by their hard edge and gritty sound.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Newbie to POD, August 31, 2011
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I stumbled accross this looking for a new Skillet CD. I love finding music that I can listen to with the kids in the car, and that we all like. This is deffinately one of those CDs. I can't wait to hear the rest of their albums. Definately will be buyin more!
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5.0 out of 5 stars AWESOME CD!, April 19, 2011
Ok so this was one of my very first cds and i still listen to it all the time! It has some really heavy rock that makes you wanna crank it up and other times it has a softer feel that is still great! The lyrics are cool ad youll be singin along in no time! the songs are super catchy so ya! get it!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome Rock C.D!, September 12, 2010
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This one is for thosed days when you need to get stuff done! Love it!!!
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