Old School Hollywood
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"Old School Hollywood" is a song by System of a Down about Daron Malakian's experience at a celebrity baseball game. It is the tenth track on their fourth album, Mezmerize. It uses a synthesizer and voice effects as its main hook.
The meaning behind the song lies in the event of the Celebrity Baseball game in 2003 where guitarist Daron Malakian was ignored and didn't really take the whole thing seriously like everyone else. According to him, it was a complete nightmare.
People mentioned in the song: Frankie Avalon, Tony Danza and Jack Gilardi.
| System of a Down |
| Serj Tankian | Daron Malakian | Shavo Odadjian | John Dolmayan |
| Andy Khachaturian | Arto Tuncboyaciyan |
| System of a Down discography |
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| Albums: System of a Down | Toxicity | Steal This Album! | Mezmerize | Hypnotize |
| Demos: Untitled 1995 Demo Tape | Demo Tape 1 | Demo Tape 2 | Demo Tape 3 |
| Singles: "Sugar" | "Spiders" | "War?" | "Prison Song" | "Chop Suey!" | "Toxicity" | "Aerials" | "Innervision" | "Boom!" | "I-E-A-I-A-I-O" | "B.Y.O.B." | "Question!" | "Radio/Video" | "Hypnotize" | "Lonely Day" | "Kill Rock & Roll" |
| Related articles |
| Serart | Serjical Strike | Scars on Broadway | |EatUrMusic | Axis of Justice | Screamers (documentary) |
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| System of a Down | System of a Down songs | System of a Down albums |
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