Disturbed's David Draiman on backing tracks, Taylor Swift, origins of The Sickness, Nu-Metal 

Disturbed frontman David Draiman chatted with me literally hours before a flight to some shows in New Zealand. He fills me in on the origins of the iconic piercings, the shaved head and of course the "oo-ah-ah-ah." He also makes his feelings on backing tracks and live music very clear. He still loves Taylor Swift and plenty of other artists in the newer generation.
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00:00 Intro
02:00 Tour with Falling in Reverse & Plush
03:50 physical and mental health update
06:19 backing tracks
10:40 "Don't Tell Me" with Ann Wilson
12:40 Collabing with new artists
13:40 dream collabs
14:50 Taylor Swift
16:30 Travis Kelce is Down with the sickness
18:40 "The Sickness" anniversary
22:00 Why he shaved his head & iconic piercings
25:00 The origin of "oo-ah-ah-ah-ah"
27:30 Disturbed memes
29:00 social media
32:25 personal life on display
33:05 the importance of live music
37:04 current state of music consumption
38:30 Why A.I. will never work for rock music
40:55 is Disturbed a nu-metal band

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