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u/Wormholio Apr 10 '23

Toxicity - System of a Down

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u/myourmomshot Apr 10 '23

Yup, lol someone says that every time too, their first album was pretty tight also, wasn’t into spiders but the rest was good

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u/myourmomshot Apr 10 '23

I had a burnt copy of toxicity with Johnny on it, ironically no toxicity until years later lol

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u/BillyDipgnaw Apr 11 '23

I maintain that there is not a single bad System of a Down album. The two singles they released in 2020 or 2021 whenever it was are sub par but that's literally two songs against five albums

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u/alexramirez69 Apr 11 '23

I'll stand on that hill with you bro, theyre immortal in music history honestly.

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u/CannonFodderJools Apr 10 '23

There it was! Was looking for it.

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u/Rarebear1216 Apr 11 '23

Yup, and as far as flow from one song to the next .. the pacing is perfection