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Harvest Crusade 2008 - 8/17/2008 12:33:53 PM

Bonkhead

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Be sure to check out P.O.D.'s performance at this years Harvest Crusade, if you missed the show or the webcast. Skip the first hour to go directly to the P.O.D.-show:
http://www.harvest.org/redirect.php?id=1525&width=935&height=710

Tracklist:
Boom
Set It Off
Shine With Me
Youth of the Nation
Alive
It Can't Rain Everyday.

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RE: Harvest Crusade 2008 - 8/17/2008 5:39:00 PM

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The link just goes to the pastor preaching

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RE: Harvest Crusade 2008 - 8/18/2008 5:30:37 AM

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good performance, it was great to see Sonny exhibit some of that energy he's had on stage in years gone by in the first couple of the songs. I thought the performance of Shine with Me was excellent, I prefered it to the Exit concert performance. It was so uplifting and moving to hear the whole crowd sing the chorus of Alive unaccompanied by the music, even Sonny looked a little taken back and moved by it! I'm a little surprised they chose to end the show with It Can't Rain Everyday, but you don't know if they were asked to finish on a slow song or something. As a fan I'm always up for more P.O.D. and if they were allowed to sing another song, I would have liked to see them play something from F.E.O.S. probably Set Your Eyes to Zion or Outkast, either of those songs would have served as a good encore and would have been appropriate for the Harvest Crusade. Sonny's words of encouragement to the crowd before he left the stage was good, I'm glad he said something coz there wasn't that much engagement with the crowd other than 'you guys are awesome' after pratically every song. All in all short but sweet. Considering it's the first P.O.D. performance in a long while to be broadcast on the internet in its entirety, I'm grateful for it.

Wish their was an embed so i could post it on my myspace, oh well.

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RE: Harvest Crusade 2008 - 8/18/2008 6:59:56 AM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: LionSoulJah

The link just goes to the pastor preaching

http://www.harvest.org/crusades/2008/anaheim/webcast/player.php?id=124
Skip the first hour.

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RE: Harvest Crusade 2008 - 8/18/2008 1:08:06 PM

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It's nice that it was webcasted and now archived. I really liked how they went through the set pretty fast to pack as many songs as they could. I've watched the Harvest Crusades on and off over the years and though they use music to draw crowds, it's never been the main focus. I'm glad that P.O.D. recognized that,didn't act like it was about them, and Sonny mentioned how honored and humbled they were to be a part and imploring people to stick around to hear what Greg Laurie had to say. They kept it short and sweet like they should of.

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