FIRST TIME HEARING P.O.D. - Youth of the Nation 

Just came across Maxed Out, I LOVE IT !!! On Repeat

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And it’s even more chilling to hear now than ever smh

To our utmost shame, it is still relevant.

Thats american freedom ;-)

Like the start to this anarchy

You forgot ALIVE

Satellite is one of my favorite albums ever and is still a regular part of my playlist. Much to the amusement of my death core metal friends who think everything that's not blasting double bass and cookie monster vocals is trash.

@@-scorpionox- nu metal is better than metalcore,that's a fact

The best mainstream Christian Rock Band from early 2000s. So good no one cared they were a Christian band.

Same, my dude. Hard same.

So true and even more tragic..

I was just about to say this song is still extremely relevant. I wish it wasn’t that way but sadly this country is in bad shape in many many ways.

True🙏✝️🩸♥️💪🏼

Sad that is so relevant today 😞

More relevant today than ever. Sadly.

same here!!

Yep, Same!

Same!

Same

Same

I would say compared to the suicide rates and school shooting frequency of the present I’m rather glad I came up in the 90s

@@carrierumps9229 The suicide rates were pretty high in the Pacific Northwest back then, even among youth. It is sad that it has spread to be more of a nationwide phenomena.

I was born in 1961. I didn't participate in the sexual revolution & Vietnam but, I remember seeing it around me & it had a profound effect on me & the youth of this nation from then on. I love POD! They would have been relevant back then all the way to now. POD is timeless! Nathan Brown...always love your facial expressions. You illustrate how I feel when I hear a great tune that has great, meaningful lyrics. Feeling like death warmed over or depressed....blast some great music & you'll feel better. At least I do!

Me too

That 9/11 era

OMG, yes, please do anything by Cornell.

Thank you 😊

😊

The guitar gives me chills man

I just got chills

There is a very good band here in Brazil too, called Rodox. The vocalist was part of the band Raimundos, but converted to Christianity and founded Rodox, a Christian rock band, they have an acoustic version, recorded for Lual MTV (MTV Moonlight in direct language conversion). Songs that I recommend from this special, which were very good: De uma Só Vez (At Once) Ao lado do sol (Next to the sun) Cego de Jericó (Blind Man of Jericho) Dia Quente (Hot day) Here is the complete CD: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EgWy1xBbRoI.html Unfortunately, there are no English subtitles, but you can follow it on other sites, it's worth it.

THAN... NOT THEN 😎

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Amen. I thought this was deep when I was a kid, now I'm 41 with two 13 year Olds and a ten year old and DAMN ... oomph. You're not kidding.

Truth.

Columbine happened my senior year of HS. I'll never forget how surreal it was, 2 guys who looked like any other student & they committed one of the worst violent acts in the last 30 years. Now even the elementary schools aren't safe, things have only gotten worse.

He still goes on mission trips to third world countries. He believes every word he preaches and I have so much respect for him.

Class of 2002. I get you!

Same

To our utmost shame, it's still relevant. Too many people care more about guns then they do about children's lives. it's fucking heartbreaking.

Personally i think the parents of the shooters should go look in the mirror, obviously they fucked up somewhere. Clearly they didn't do their job. If you don't want to raise the kids, don't have them. Guns have been around for years and years before without these shootings, it's the lack of parenting that's the problem. My parents taught me right from wrong.

The only thing that has really changed is the nation is probably more desensitized to it after all the tragedies 😢

I’m so sorry that happened to you.

@@subrosa7mm It's what made me a kind man and good father. All pain leads somewhere.

Do you know other bands that gives you such vibes ? Idk but to me this song gives twin peaks vibes