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SYSTEM OF A DOWN To Sell Half-Million Copies Of 'Mezmerize' First Week?

May 17, 2005

Hits Daily Double reports: "People inside Sony are looking optimistically at 500k for SYSTEM OF A DOWN's hotly anticipated (by fans and retailers) 'Mezmerize', which streets [Tuesday, May 17]. Whether it hits the half-mil plateau or not, the SOAD release is sure to keep rock alive and kicking in the top reaches of the charts, while Toby Keith is poised to do the same for country next week in what could be an intriguing culture clash."

SYSTEM will celebrate the release of their new album, "Mezmerize", on Tuesday, May 17 with an in-store signing at a Best Buy outlet in Burbank, California beginning at 7:00 p.m.

"Mezmerize" is Disc One of the 2-disc set "Mezmerize/Hypnotize". Disc Two, "Hypnotize", is expected to be released late this fall.

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