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POD (song)

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"Pick of Destiny"
"Pick of Destiny" cover
Single by Tenacious D
from the album The Pick of Destiny
Released October 30, 2006
Format CD
Genre Rock
Length 2:32
Label Epic
Tenacious D singles chronology

"Wonderboy"
(2002)

"POD"
(2006)
TBA

"POD" is a single from comedy-rock duo Tenacious D's second studio album, The Pick of Destiny, which also serves as the soundtrack for the movie Tenacious D in: The Pick of Destiny, with POD standing, naturally, for "Pick of Destiny".

Contents

Track listings

  • CD
  1. "Pick of Destiny"
  2. "Master Exploder"
  3. "Training Medley"
  4. "Pick of Destiny" (video)
  • Vinyl
  1. "Pick of Destiny"
  2. "Kong"

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Chart positions

Year Chart Position
2006 UK Singles Chart #24
2006 Pop 100 #57

Music video

The music video for POD was directed by Liam Lynch, produced by Grant Jue, of the Oil Factory production company and edited by David Rennie and Liam Lynch. Robert Brinkmann was the director of photography.[1] In the video, Jack and Kyle go to a movie theatre to watch Tenacious D in: The Pick of Destiny, but wind up disturbing the audience with their antics to the point where they are forcibly thrown out of their own movie. In addition, Robert Brinkmann was also the director of photography in Tenacious D in: The Pick of Destiny.[2] The version seen on TV is slightly different than the one found on the DVD. Instead of "fuckin' insane," the lyric is changed to "freakin' insane" and "flippin' insane" and "completely profane." When Jack Black is kicked out of the movie theater, he tells a man to "sniff on my booty"; on the DVD Jack Black asks a man to "suck on my boney." The TV version also has a Snakes on a Plane poster blurred out which can just barely be seen at the end of the video. Snakes is another New Line Cinema film, released three months before The Pick of Destiny.

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