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  • #1

    Rare Song From S.o.a.d.

    sartarabad (Armenian patriotic song)

    system of a down - sartarabad (Armenian patriotic song)
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Qy9tdVs3VE
    system of a down, serj tankian performing sartarabad song
    Positive vibes, positive taught
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    Re: Rare Song From S.o.a.d.

    yeah ive heard that a number of times in the past

    bloody hell that concert would have gone nuts, there is also two other armenian songs from it on youtube

    they should have made an album

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    • #3
      Re: Rare Song From S.o.a.d.

      Ya, agreed
      people at that concert got there moneys worth.
      Positive vibes, positive taught

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      • #4
        Re: Rare Song From S.o.a.d.

        serj and his father sing bari arakeel http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOkRCR40sqU

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        • #5
          Re: Rare Song From S.o.a.d.

          Very nice song, nice find Ari
          Positive vibes, positive taught

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          • #6
            Re: Rare Song From S.o.a.d.

            Originally posted by Ari View Post
            serj and his father sing bari arakeel http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOkRCR40sqU
            great song... never seen that video before.. thanks

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            • #7
              Re: Rare Song From S.o.a.d.

              Originally posted by Ari View Post
              serj and his father sing bari arakeel http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOkRCR40sqU
              Just curious, is Serj's father a singer or was he a singer a while ago?
              Positive vibes, positive taught

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              • #8
                Re: Rare Song From S.o.a.d.

                His just released his debut album.


                Serj also has recorded his Empty Walls album with a symphony, this is released on March 9th I think. It sounds alright but I have to get used to the fact there is singing in it.

                Serj Tankian & The Elect The Dead Symphony - Empty Walls teaser
                http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anmjpjAMebI
                visita http://www.serjtankian.com Serj Tankian and the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra teaser del proximo cd y dvd de serj tankian.HQ http://www.youtube.com/...
                Last edited by Ari; 01-24-2010, 07:00 PM.

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                  Re: Rare Song From S.o.a.d.

                  SERJ TANKIAN'S ELECT THE DEAD SYMPHONY GOES BIG SCREEN - A TOP STORY THIS WEEK

                  antiMUSIC.com
                  01/27/2010

                  Serj Tankian's Elect the Dead Symphony Goes Big Screen was a top story
                  for this week. Here it is again: A reader forwarded this announcement:
                  Reprise Records and Serj Tankian have teamed up with theatrical
                  distributor Cinema Purgatorio to present a series of nationwide
                  screenings of Tankian's Elect the Dead Symphony - a very special
                  orchestral interpretation of Tankian's critically acclaimed solo
                  debut Elect the Dead. The dynamic one-off performance was recorded
                  and filmed in HD by six cameras at the majestic Auckland Town Hall
                  in New Zealand with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra.

                  The dramatic result has been captured in the Elect the Dead Symphony
                  - a CD/DVD that will be released by Serjical Strike/Reprise Records
                  on March 9th, 2010. Confirmed screening dates are below with more
                  in the works. Many of the shows have been suggested by fans and are
                  being organized in conjunction with the Armenian-American community,
                  including the Armenian National Committee of America (anca.org)

                  With the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra at his side, Tankian's epic
                  songs and operatic vocals on Elect the Dead Symphony take on a whole
                  new sense of grandeur when performed by a full 70-piece orchestra,
                  while the DVD's sweeping edits showcase the drama of the concert. This
                  unique meshing of two very different musical worlds was a vision
                  Tankian has long wanted to make a reality. What sets Elect The Dead
                  Symphony apart from other successful pairings between rock artists
                  and orchestras is that Tankian specifically rearranged his songs to
                  be performed with only orchestral instruments.

                  A reader forwarded this announcement: Reprise Records and Serj Tankian
                  have teamed up with theatrical distributor Cinema Purgatorio to present
                  a series of nationwide screenings of Tankian's Elect the Dead Symphony
                  - a very special orchestral interpretation of Tankian's critically
                  acclaimed solo debut Elect the Dead. The dynamic one-off performance
                  was recorded and filmed in HD by six cameras at the majestic Auckland
                  Town Hall in New Zealand with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra.

                  The dramatic result has been captured in the Elect the Dead Symphony
                  - a CD/DVD that will be released by Serjical Strike/Reprise Records
                  on March 9th, 2010. Confirmed screening dates are below with more
                  in the works. Many of the shows have been suggested by fans and are
                  being organized in conjunction with the Armenian-American community,
                  including the Armenian National Committee of America (anca.org)

                  With the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra at his side, Tankian's epic
                  songs and operatic vocals on Elect the Dead Symphony take on a whole
                  new sense of grandeur when performed by a full 70-piece orchestra,
                  while the DVD's sweeping edits showcase the drama of the concert. This
                  unique meshing of two very different musical worlds was a vision
                  Tankian has long wanted to make a reality. What sets Elect The Dead
                  Symphony apart from other successful pairings between rock artists
                  and orchestras is that Tankian specifically rearranged his songs to
                  be performed with only orchestral instruments.

                  "I was elated to have the opportunity to arrange my songs from Elect
                  the Dead for a full orchestra with the APO," Tankian says. "The
                  arrangements are quite different than those on the record, including
                  bonus tracks never played live." Both bonus tracks, "Gate 21"
                  and "The Charade," have never been released and are included on
                  the CD, CD/DVD, and vinyl formats of Elect the Dead Symphony. The
                  DVD also features rare and intimate backstage footage, as well as
                  one-on-one interviews with Tankian and various members of the Auckland
                  Philharmonia Orchestra.

                  The album contains elements of rock morphed into classical, and
                  skewed time signatures that Tankian has made his own, all of which
                  were scored by Tankian himself and orchestrated for the full ensemble
                  by respected New Zealand composer John Psathas. The album has been
                  mixed by Dutch musician Junkie XL, known for his remixes for such
                  artists as Britney Spears, Beastie Boys, Coldplay, Michael Buble,
                  Madonna, Scissor Sisters, Sarah McLachlan, and many more.

                  Elect the Dead was released by Serjical Strike/Reprise Records on
                  October 12th, 2007 and received glowing reviews from various media,
                  including the Los Angeles Times, which called it "brutally engaging
                  guitar-rock" with "steely lyricism and throttling textures," while
                  Rolling Stone noted that it "delivers amped, intricate, and political
                  hard rock."

                  Confirmed screening dates for Elect the Dead Symphony are as follows:
                  2/19 Portland, OR The Hollywood 2/19 Indianapolis, IN Republic Theatres
                  2/19-20 Bloomington, IN The Ryder at the Fine Arts 2/19-21 New Concord,
                  OH Muskingum University 2/20 Providence, RI The Cable Car (9 pm) 2/20
                  Seattle, WA Northwest Film Forum 2/21 San Antonio, TX Alamo Drafthouse
                  Westlakes 2/21 New York, NY The Leonard Nimoy Theatre @ Symphony Space
                  2/22 Somerville, MA The Coolidge Corner 2/26-27 Salt Lake City, UT
                  The Tower 2/27 New Haven, CT Criterion Cinemas (8 pm) 3/04 Syracuse,
                  NY The Palace Theatre 3/06 Shreveport, LA Robinson Film Center 3/07
                  Chicago, IL CIMM Festival at Lincoln Hall www.serjtankian.com
                  Hayastan or Bust.

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                  • #10
                    Re: Rare Song From S.o.a.d.

                    Originally posted by Ari View Post
                    His just released his debut album.


                    Serj also has recorded his Empty Walls album with a symphony, this is released on March 9th I think. It sounds alright but I have to get used to the fact there is singing in it.

                    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anmjpjAMebI
                    his singing kind of kills it. Some voices just can't go with classical music, there should have either been no vocals or instead of him maybe a really awesome, epic,choir

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