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    P.O.D. — Snuff the Punk cover

    P.O.D.

    Snuff the Punk

    (1994)

    Reviewed by Fletch

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    Label Rescue RecordsDead Zine2002
    hardcorenu metalrap metalrapcore

    Boy I wish I had not got this cd. Before this cd, I had only heard POD live. After buying this cd, I see why people say that they are better live. In addition, this cd is from 1992. In other words, from before POD established their rapcore sound. Honestly, this cd to me was the kind that you don't even bother listening to the whole way through. You can already tell it's lame without, "giving it a chance." This cd was simply not at all what I had come to expect from seeing POD live. You have been warned...

    3/10

    Other coverage for this album

    HM Magazine #84Reviewed by Tim McCreadyThe new album cover art alone is almost reason enough to buy the re-release of Snuff the Punk, P.O.D.'s early 90's debut. The re-mixing and re-mastering of the album has made a huge difference. As I switched back and forth between the original and the new release, it's obvious how much the dynamic range has increased, and all the levels have been raised. Of course, the songs haven't been…

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