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# "Full Color/1-800-HIT-HOME/Murder" - 16:26 |
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The track "Draw the Line" was written by House of Suffering |
The track "Draw the Line" was written by Tim Gonzalez of the San Diego rapcore group House of Suffering. |
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On the original release, "Murder" was track 9. On the re-release, "1-800-HIT-HOME" and "Murder" are both at the end of track 8. "1-800-HIT-HOME" is not actually a song, but a message from Noah Bernardo ([[Wuv Bernardo]]) P.O.D.'s drummer. It has information about believing in and receiving [[Christ]], and about "1-800-HIT-HOME". |
On the original release, "Murder" was track 9. On the re-release, "1-800-HIT-HOME" and "Murder" are both at the end of track 8. "1-800-HIT-HOME" is not actually a song, but a message from Noah Bernardo ([[Wuv Bernardo]]) P.O.D.'s drummer. It has information about believing in and receiving [[Christ]], and about "1-800-HIT-HOME". |
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Payable on Death Live is a live recording of rock group P.O.D. at the TomFest concert on February 18, 1997. It is P.O.D.'s third and final album on Rescue Records. The album was remastered and re-released in 2001 by Rescue Records.
Original Track listing
- "One Day" - 5:11
- "Draw the Line" - 3:06
- "Selah" - 5:08
- "Know Me" - 4:04
- "Punk-Reggae Jam" - 3:10 (feat. Russel Castillo of Dogwood)
- "Breathe Babylon" - 6:27 (feat. Dirt)
- "Preach" - 3:03
- "Full Color" - 6:45
Remastered Track listing
- "One Day" - 5:11
- "Draw the Line" - 3:07
- "Selah" - 4:14
- "Know Me" - 4:43
- "Punk-Reggae Jam" - 3:10 (feat. Russel Castillo of Dogwood)
- "Breathe Babylon" - 6:27 (feat. Dirt)
- "Preach" - 3:03
- "Full Color/1-800-HIT-HOME/Murder" - 16:26
The track "Draw the Line" was written by Tim Gonzalez of the San Diego rapcore group House of Suffering.
On the original release, "Murder" was track 9. On the re-release, "1-800-HIT-HOME" and "Murder" are both at the end of track 8. "1-800-HIT-HOME" is not actually a song, but a message from Noah Bernardo (Wuv Bernardo) P.O.D.'s drummer. It has information about believing in and receiving Christ, and about "1-800-HIT-HOME".
References
- ^ Van Pelt, Doug (1998). "Album Reviews: P.O.D. Live At Tomfest". HM Magazine (74). ISSN 1066-6923.
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