Kill Rock 'N Roll

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"Kill Rock 'N Roll"
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Single by System of a Down
from the album Hypnotize
Format Radio only
Genre Metal
Length 2:28
Label American/Columbia
Producer(s) Rick Rubin, Daron Malakian
System of a Down singles chronology
"Lonely Day"
(2005)
"Kill Rock 'N Roll"
(2006)

"Kill Rock 'N Roll" is the third track and third single from System of a Down's 2005 album Hypnotize. This song had been one of the few songs that the band had performed before the release of the album. The song was inspired by a rabbit that guitarist Daron Malakian ran over. He buried the rabbit and when he arrived at work, he saw a rabbit that looked exactly like him. He named it "Rock & Roll." At the Ozzfest 2006 performance in Chula Vista, before playing Kill Rock 'N Roll, Daron Malakian stated: "There is no such thing as 'rock and roll'. There is only music. 'Rock and roll' is only a label, and we hate labels. We are here to kill rock and roll!" This is possibly hinting at the essential meaning of the song.

System of a Down
Serj Tankian | Daron Malakian | Shavo Odadjian | John Dolmayan
Andy Khachaturian
Discography
Albums/EPs: Sugar EP | System of a Down | Toxicity | Steal This Album! | Mezmerize | Hypnotize | Lonely Day EP
Demos: Untitled 1995 Demo Tape | Demo Tape 1 | Demo Tape 2 | Demo Tape 3 | Demo Tape 4
Singles: "Sugar" | "Spiders" | "War?" | "Prison Song" | "Johnny" | "Chop Suey!" | "Toxicity" | "Aerials" | "Innervision" | "Boom!" | "I-E-A-I-A-I-O" | "B.Y.O.B." | "Cigaro" | "Question!" | "Radio/Video" | "Hypnotize" | "Lonely Day" | "Kill Rock 'N Roll"
Related articles
Axis of Justice | Cool Gardens | Vartan Malakian | Screamers | Category:System of a Down songs

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