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Album: The Pick Of Destiny (2006)
Charted: 24
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Songfacts®:

  • This song explains how Jack Black and Kyle Gass of Tenacious D met. >>
    Suggestion credit:
    Scott - Edmonds, WA

Comments: 5

  • Dan from Chicopee, MaJohn- sorry bro, Kickapoo is a totally different song.. this is the movie title and song...
  • John from Tomball, TxOK, John, from Marlborough, if that is a real place, Kickapoo is a totally different song.
  • Nick from Cairns, AustraliaJack Black's my idol!
  • John from Marlborough, MaThis song was featured in the opening of The pick of destiny, This song also goes by the name Kickapoo.
  • Cyberpope from Richmond, CanadaIt's a fictional rendering of how they met, to go with the movie that P.O.D. stands for ("Pick Of Destiny") Feel free o believe that they really did go searching for Satan's broken tooth that magically gave them the ability to play popular music on the guitar!
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