The band went on hiatus in 2006 and reunited in 2010 since then, they have performed live occasionally despite having not released any new material since the MezmerizeВ and HypnotizeВ albums in 2005. System of a Down has been nominated for fourВ Grammy Awards, and their song вЂњB.Y.O.B.вЂќ won aВ Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock PerformanceВ in 2006. This version was likely recorded during the Toxicity or Steal This Album! sessions.The band achieved commercial success with the release of five studio albums, three of which debuted at number one on the US BillboardВ 200. Unreleased songs from their fourth demo tape include:Д«lue is another song that Serj had released on his solo albums, but a very light, soft acoustic version, rather than the heavy version you hear in these recordings. Blue has been rerecorded, but not released by the band. There are some unreleased songs on them, but many have been rerecorded. Their demo tapes have a very similar story to STA. There's a third song that is sometimes considered unreleased, Marmalade, but it is technically a released song on the Japanese version of that album. Waiting For You (Thetawaves)ДЇrom their original 1998 self titled album, two songs are unreleased, Honey and Temper (also on their second demo tape.) They were published thru music publisher ASCAP but for reasons unknown have never been released.List of songs leaked and released in final: List of songs leaked, but unreleased in final versions: Some songs even had entirely/somewhat different lyrics. Not all songs had been finished recording, all of Daron's vocals, some guitar parts, and some of Serj's vocals. Before the release of STA, (this, and a reference to a book, is where it gets its name) all songs, currently unreleased were leaked on a fanmade album titled Toxicity II (that's a real clever one.) Most songs had completely different names, Streamline being the only correct title, rumored to also be fanmade. It is unknown if there are any other unreleased songs. A few songs from those sessions weren't released on either album. There were a few songs, though, that were recorded specifically for that album. The album was mostly composed of songs recorded during the sessions for their previous album from the previous year, Toxicity. SOAD released an album titled Steal This Album! in 2002. Hezze or perhaps an instrumental from another SOAD song from these sessions has also been speculated to be played during a documentary about SOAD and the Armenian Genocide called Screamers. It was mentioned in detail in a 2005 MTV article before the release of Hypnotize and has also been rumored to be played during the break of the song Mr. Hezze was an instrumental that the band had originally planned to open Hypnotize but the band pulled the track at the last minute, citing a desire to open with a heavier song in Attack. It's unclear if this is related to the song of the same title found in these sessions. Serj also performed a poem called War That No One Won for both Axis of Justice by himself and at a 2004 concert with SOAD. Footage can also be found of him recording it for SOAD in the Dualdisc DVD version of Hypnotize. He also performed it solo in 2004 for the Axis of Justice concert series. Singer Serj Tankian reworked Elect the Dead and Charades for his solo albums. One more song title on the list but it is illegible.Citadel (working title= Citadele In The Sky).An image of a drumhead with song titles of the complete Mezmerize/Hypnotize songs from the sessions surfaced, evidently from drummer John Dolmayan to the band's manager to celebrate the end of recording in late 2004 where a more clear view of the song titles were viewable. The song titles were initially discovered in early 2008 when someone noticed them written on a board in a 2007 System of a Down calendar. The band is currently debating on releasing some of them in an attempt to make up for not releasing anything new since 2005. Recently, a list of unreleased songs from the Hypnotize/Mezmerize sessions were discovered. Alternative Metal band System of a Down has numerous unreleased songs from various album sessions.

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