Disturbed-Land Of Confusion Reaction! 

Amen brother!

Good point !

THAT song deserves to be "overrated", absolutely amazing.

Camryn Garrett I don’t like disturbed but “Inside the fire” is so damn catchy

But this cover is one of their best songs lol

Consolous um no lol

Yeah, Inside The Fire is ridiculously hook-laden. Massive earworm.

Camryn Garrett Um yes

Dorkward the Unicorn ya and some non-bubblegum stuff...Stupify is where all Disturbed should start

*alexfrank6534* True. Seems like people only react to the same songs by Disturbed. It's like people only realized Disturbed existed after they recorded Sound of Silence. Pity.

I'd prefer more Genesis

For the love of god.... no more DISTURBED. They need to hit up a few songs like SEX TYPE THING by the Stone Temple Pilots or the song ZERO by The Smashing Pumpkins. Both songs have nice guitar riffs.

@@henrythegreatamerican8136 hell no gtfo

James Hartwell They have quite a few covers. ISHFWILF Shout 2000 Midlife Crisis There may be more, that's what I can remember.

I forgot about Shout. I never knew about Midlife Crisis or I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For. And I just found out they also did Fade To Black.

They say "Genesis" as if they had never heard that name...

I give credit to DISTURBED for their Sound of Silence remake. The instrumentals in the remake were great. But this Land of Confusion remake is dreadful..... makes me want to punch everyone in the face who says it's good.

I love both the original by Genesis and the cover by Disturbed.

@@henrythegreatamerican8136 You're delusional, this is awesome!

Mike rutherford wrote that song

The 80s were more carefree because we were kids and didn't have the awareness or better said the weight of really knowing what is going on in the world. But in hindsight there always was this feeling of an eerie background noise you wouldn't notice at first glance but would be obvious once you paid a bit of attention. I grew up in Germany and in the 80s I (as anyone else) was aware that the area I lived in would be one of the first to get hit by the bombs should the cold war escalate. My dad was struggling to get out of obligatory military service in a possible escalating war. My grandfather wrote a letter to me where he talked about his five years as a POW in Siberia and how important it is to never have war again. The american fighter jets regularly flew over our heads in their exercises. WW II and the cold war was always in the back of our heads in school, in discussons of our parents, how teachers behaved and what they talked about in classes. Everyone knew movies like "The Day After" from an age that would seem inappropriate now. Peace demonstrations whole schools participated in. With that getting a very early political awareness built around the constant underlying threat that any moment nuclear bombs could drop because some very fallible men fuck up. Evening news were an obvious choice every day. All this was the way of live, not something you would be hyper aware of. You had a normal everyday live and I had a really happy childhood, but sometimes you got glimpses of the sinister undertones of how things were handled and how the grown ups must feel. My parents never really shielded me from all this, they must have thought the best preparation would be to get an awareness and get my own opinion. I did and I feel that the Genesis song is more relevant than ever since the 80s.

Phil Roberts spot on my brother.

@@TheOligoclonalBand Nailed it! 80's kids were also the first generation of youth as a consumer base due to the the economic growth post WW2 of our baby boomer parents generation. The beginning of complete consumerism.

Solved!!

Fact.

Agreed on all counts

I would put down with the sickness higher.

Vin And Sori ^^^^^^^^

I forgot about "the light".

I would add animal because its just fun.

That original video is fun & quirky.....so 1980s, LOL

Keeper era Helloween should be done sooner or later, given how defining those two albums were for an entire genre. Not so sure whether they'd be up Vin and Sori's alley, but they certainly are a crucial part of Metal history, given that they pretty much set the stage for European Power Metal! I'd personally love to see a reaction to the full 13 minute version of *Helloween* - *Halloween* ON HALLOWEEN :) Alternatively *I'm Alive* or *I want out* would also be good songs to start with.

Epic song but it's a hard one to start with

Any Helloween whith Kiske singing would be great

Taking me back to jr. high and shit! You better see my jamz I think? /w\METAL/w\

I wish I could give this 1,000 likes!!

🤘 HELL YEAH!! 🤘

Kelly Mullins all 3 great songs very underrated band!

Let It Burn FTW

Death of sound is a very underrated song by Avatar. Check it out if you guys haven't heard it

MR_BEETROOT Japanese

Sorry

MR_BEETROOT still a funny comment tho 👍💀

:) tnx

Hahah agreed. Anaal nathrakh is extreme. I love desideratum. The beginning riff is so badass!

Codex necro!

Vanitas is another badass album

Those band seem to come from same genre so wich one is it

She loved it, lol.

Come on man, there is a fuckton of positive motivational songs that just fire you up, all that doom and gloom idea seams like a vanilla excuse, to be fair...

But I did suggest positive songs? There is nothing doom and gloom about any of those songs. The only one that could be argued against is I, Voyager which is about a man pursuing knowledge as a goal. Strange thought though. A lot of Diablo Swing Orchestra's songs are intentionally open ended and vague so that they could be read into multiple ways. A lot of the time they can be either positive or negative depending on how you interpret the lyrics. Superhero Jagganath is either a weirdly morbid origin story for a superhero or a maniac justifying his actions. Of Kali Ma Calibre is either about finding piece or not finding piece with the things you've either created or destroyed. Vodka Inferno is either about a love so strong anything can be conquered through it, or it's about alcohol addiction. Knucklehugs is either about victory through spreading love or it's about unarmed people being invaded. Ode To The Innocent is either about innocence as a virtue or it's about feeling shame for not knowing something

I find most power metal songs very positive

That is the very point dude, what might seem as a proper grimdark shit to an outsider, ends up being the very oposite, once you get in to the flow, don't you think?

Thank you !

Those songs definitely show the two extremes of Disturbed.

Jacob Frederick. I'm down with this suggestion.

thats a great idea, the whole album rocks!

Yep...some FNM is definitely a great suggestion!

Breathtaking.

Dirk Diggler they have a handful of very well done covers. "The Sound of Silence" is just so well done it draws DEEP emotions in Many people. DISTURBED's "Into the Light" is faith. based.

they covered U2 (nice), Tears for Fears (superb), Metallica (nice), Judas Priest (v. nice), Faith No More (v. nice)

Officially yes, they also have done many others live..like Fade to Black

A truly capable and confident band is not afraid to do covers. The reason many bands do not do covers is because they're not very good musicians.

They cover a song on just about every album

Crazy right??!! On the list !!

I have sir🤫

Really anything from "the sickness" or " believe" albums really

Indestructible The vengeful one The night The light (haha) Stricken

Email is VinAndSori@gmail.com

Jay Despirited Only GWAR song that I would recommend to to these 2 would be The Road Behind.

The live versions of "Black" and "Bitch" are awesome!