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:::CD Info:::
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Artist: System of a Down Source: CDDA
Album: Toxicity Bitrate: 256 VBR/44.1khz/JS
Ripper: punzor Rip Date: 12/10/2004
Year: 2001 Store Date: 00/00/2001
Genre: Rock Size: 77.6 Mb
Tracks: 14 Encoder: EAC/Lame
Label: American Recordings Playing Time: 44:01
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:::Tracklist:::
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1. Prison Song (3:21)
2. Needles (3:13)
3. Deer Dance (2:55)
4. Jet Pilot (2:06)
5. X (1:58)
6. Chop Suey! (3:30)
7. Bounce (1:54)
8. Forest (4:00)
9. ATWA (2:56)
10. Science (2:43)
11. Shimmy (1:51)
12. Toxicity (3:38)
13. Psycho (3:45)
14. Aerials (6:11)
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:::Release Notes:::
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System of a Down's 1998 debut was initially overlooked by
the mainstream hard rock audience, as well as the specialized
press. But heavy metal cognoscenti in both camps quickly realized
that in their hands was a potentially crucial stepping stone for
the future development of heavy metal. Sure enough, so challenging
and groundbreaking were its contents that the album soared over most
everyone's unsuspecting heads, its eventual gold sales status only
achieved via Columbia Records' massive promotional muscle and nearly
three years of intensive touring on the band's part. Consequently,
early believers were pleasantly surprised when 2001's long awaited
follow-up, Toxicity met with instant popular acceptance, skyrocketing
up the charts toward multi-platinum success. Yet, for the most part,
it also managed to retained SOAD's unorthodox signature sound: so-called
"nu-metal" uniquely infused with remarkable originality, including
angular riffs, jagged rhythms, and oblique lyrics splattered all over
the place. Like its predecessor, Toxicity seems utterly chaotic upon
first listen, but things quickly begin falling into place, thanks
to a number of small refinements, not least of which is a more generous
melody, obviously pre-meditated, but rarely overdone.
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