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Average Rating: Rating: - Review for extra material The 4 live tracks here are very poor. The guitar-playing is barely audible and the vocals are huffed and puffed. "War" was pretty good, but "Sugar" was truly awful. The other two were accessable. System Of A Down weren't a really good live band in 1999. Theire studio music was very technical and hard to play live. However, on the Pleadge Of Allegence Tour around the time they dropped their sophomore album "Toxcity", their technical level dropped some, making thier live performances sound really good. There are some differences in the liner-notes, with different pictures. Just the lyrics sheet has not been moved. You might want to buy this for the "Sugar" video, but just be aware that there are many better live bands than SOAD. That's it, peace... Rating: - Finally something new System of a Down is incredible. I am a metalhead, but even if your not you can still appreciate music like this. The variation in the songs is incredible. Although it most of it maybe a little to fast and loud for some, its a new sound for metal, which was something it definelty needed. I had heard one too many variations of the original KoRn style before this. I also enjoy the different meanings of the songs. For example "Peephole" goes into marijuana usage, and "Suite Pee" goes into the disorganization of religion, and "War" shows how we think we're so advanced yet the only way we have to settle our disputes is to kill. Anyway, this is definelty a 5 star album. Rating: - One of the Best Albums of the 90s System of a Down's frenitic, violent, dark, angry debut album rates right up there with the likes of RATM, Tool, Pearl Jam, and Nirvana, who also had absolutely fantastic debuts. As soon as you hit the "play" button, SOAD invades your room with their unique, bleak, and fascinating sound. The album is foreboding, with lyrics that make you question their mental stability. The trippy, social distortion-charged message, the booming, bowel-moving bass, the insane guitars along with the machine-gun rat-tat-tat of the drums makes for an unsettling experience that opens up your mind to a whole new horizon of music and thinking. But with an album of such magnitude as this, SOAD is going to have a hard time topping it. I just hope they stay true to their roots. It would be sad to see them waste their talent and sell out, becoming just another Rage-cum-Korn band.

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