g.o.d are one of the quintessential first generation K-Pop groups that every fan of the genre should know about. The five-member group debuted in 1999 under JYP Entertainment with the album "Chapter 1." While the musical style of g.o.d evolved over the years, the group set the precedent for many K-Pop acts that have followed.

g.o.d are considered to be disbanded following their 2005 release "Into the Sky."

However, all five members of g.o.d reunited to create the album "Chapter 8" which featured the soulful pre release track "The Lone Duckling." "The Lone Duckling" also known as "The Ugly Duckling" received an all-kill on the Korean real time charts, paving the way for “Chapter 8.”

Here are five songs from g.o.d that every K-Pop should get to know.

g.o.d are one of the quintessential first generation K-Pop groups that every fan of the genre should know about. The five-member group debuted in 1999 under JYP Entertainment with the album "Chapter 1." While the musical style of g.o.d evolved over the years, the group set the precedent for many K-Pop acts that have followed.

g.o.d are considered to be disbanded following their 2005 release "Into the Sky."

However, all five members of g.o.d reunited to create the album "Chapter 8" which featured the soulful pre release track "The Lone Duckling." "The Lone Duckling" also known as "The Ugly Duckling" received an all-kill on the Korean real time charts, paving the way for “Chapter 8.”

Here are five essential songs from g.o.d that every K-Pop should try listening to, at once.

The name g.o.d is an abbreviation for “groove over dose.” However, the group is comprised of consummate vocalists, making g.o.d some of the most well regarded balladeers in K-Pop.

 1. “To Mother” remains one of the popular K-Pop songs of all time.
One of their most well known songs is “To Mother” which receives widespread radio play and is often covered by other artists on Korean variety shows.

2. g.o.d's “Friday Night” is a certified party anthem.

3. “Observation” exemplifies first generation K-Pop beyond the catchy music video.

4. “Lies” withstands the test of time.
“Lies from the 2000 album “Chapter 3” holds up even after fourteen years. The song demonstrates the songwriting ability of JYP Entertainment's Park Jin Young, while incorporating the soulfully smooth vocals of g.o.d.

5. g.o.d proved they were still one of the most awesome groups in K-Pop with “Saturday Night.”
In July 2014, g.o.d released “Saturday Night” from their “Chapter 8” album. “Saturday Night” enabled the group to reach new audiences.

g.o.d will perform in Los Angeles and New Jersey, this November.

In July 2014, reunited for their fifteenth anniversary with a reunion concert, in Seoul. In November, g.o.d will bring their reunion concert to Los Angeles and New Jersey.

Their U.S. engagements will begin at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Friday, November 7. Tickets for their Los Angeles performance range in price from $51.75 to $207.00.

g.o.d will then perform in Newark, New Jersey at the Prudential Center on November 9. Tickets for the Prudential Center g.o.d concert range in price from $54.75 to 204.75.

Tickets for the g.o.d 15th Anniversary Reunion Concerts in the United States went on sale through Powerhouse Live on October 6 and are still available for purchase, although they are selling quickly!