Track Listing

1. If It Wasn't for You
2. Teachers [Palm Springs Demo]
3. Ya Mama [Palm Springs Demo]
4. Why Wait?
5. Eyes of a Stranger
6. Boom [Live at Cornerstone]
7. Wildfire [Live at Cornerstone]

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #157347 in Music
• Released on: 2005-11-15
• Number of discs: 1
• Formats: EP, Limited Edition
• Dimensions: .20 pounds

Customer Reviews

P.O.D. is back!!
having been a P.O.D. fan since before the "Satellite" Days I was fairly unimpressed with their last album "Payable On Death". The album was a bit of a diversion from the P.O.D. sound. this E.P. sees them returning to their roots.
The album starts with a new rock anthem from P.O.D. called "If it wasn't for you" The lyrics on this song leave behind any doubt what Sonny and the rest of P.O.D. sing for , boldy professing a belief in Christ and his restorative qualities
"Teachers" is another classic P.O.D. Sounding song, hard driving bass lines with a controlled frenzy of guitars and Sonny's Punk and Funk vocal range in perfect form.
"Ya mamma" is a Limp Bizkit sounding Papcore delight (or should I say that Limp Bizkit borrows much from P.O.D.?)
"Why Wait" is Raggea at it's best!!! No matter where you go , Jaja gonna be there for you", so why do you want to wait so long
Is a great lyric placed in a great song.
This album finishes with the best Live P.O.D. Song recorded, well, live and it rocks as does "wildflower" although not my favorite song.

All I can say is that this being material that didn't make the new album, I can not wait tell the new album is released In January..
This will be rolling on my playlist for months, must have record for the RapCore fan

Wow!!
When I play a new album for the first time, I know it is a classic when I feel tingles in my spine. Rarely does an album do this for me on the first spin, but every song on this record gave me shivers.

P.O.D. is BACK, people, and anyone who says that rap metal is over needs to completely rethink their opinion on this genre. These songs deliver in a way that is untouchable, and every song on here stands on its own. Wuv's stacatto drumming is tighter than ever and I love how it is in the forefront of the mix, especially on the first three songs. Truby has found his niche and although his playing is still technically solid, I found it to be much more soulful than what it was on the last album.

These guys have been busy and it looks like 2006 is going to be an incredible year for P.O.D.

Jah Warriors ride on!

A gift to the Fans and its not even Christmas Yet!
I get such a rush listening to this EP it's incredible. Every song is one you find yourself listening to over and over again. Sonny is back to his wicked rap stylings but its been fused with the harmonic vocals of their last record. The Intensity of the "Satellite" days has returned and it seems Truby has finally come into his own since taking over lead guitar for the band after the departure of Marcos. The reggae song is just gorgeous and the cover of "eyes of a stranger" is something I never knew POD could pull off but its sure to be a fan favorite for years to come. The first Warriors EP is now going for over 30 dollars on ebay, so do yourself a favor and don't miss out on the second one. This is sure to be a collector's item for any fan of P.O.D.
The boys are back and rock music will never be the same again.