System Of A Down
Toxicity

"Toxicity," System of a Down's second album, remains their best effort. They mashed together thrash metal and melodic hard rock (yes, I said that seriously) to the point that Serj Tankian, could jump from his harsh shouting to the tuneful but complex "Aerials." Guitarist Daron Malakian even picks up an acoustic for "Chop Suey!" And like brothers in arms Rage Against The Machine, System of a Down weren't afraid of taking on political rocking, as in the CD's opening "Prison Song." At the same time, there's a weird sense of humor, like in "Bounce," where the bans seems to be taking a whiz at their own brand of metal, or using a flute in "Science."

...after all, this is album for the 21st century - Brutal tones, incredible songs, beautiful melodies - SOAD in his BEST production - I recommend

I feel very lucky that I lived and live the time of s.o.a.d!Bands like them,appear one in every 100 years!Listen to them and you'll understand!