Welcome to a warmer place that it might seem at first glance haha. I think heavy music in general is just a way to channel the pain and frustration that a lot of artists feel. But the lyrics and purpose of the songs are usually very wholesome, although some explore more extreme themes where you might need an interview with the band to fully understand it if you are new.
@@MommaTaunT Good question! I suggest that you continue to watch Disturbed, and their cover of The Sound of Silence. Both the Conan live version and the music video are good options, although I prefer the latter. Then you have good context for this interview: ruclips.net/video/7uKXHxV9AUc/видео.html
@@MommaTaunT The greatest interview I know currently is The Charismatic Voice interviewing Will Ramos from Lorna Shore which do fairly extreme music (death core), but they released sort of a ballad trio recently, and I would recommend Pain Remains 1 from that which has softer parts too and a great music video for context.
A suggestion for Disturbed would be their song the animal, fantastic song. For metal that will blow you away pretty much anything by Ayreon but probably the most popular Ayreon song is "the day when the world breaks down." It would be interesting to hear your response to some of the more extreme metal bands but since you are just dipping your toes in the pool, better not to drown you off the bat.
So great to see somebody being new to metal taking the chance and diving into it. 🥰 Edit: I just came back here from your "Sound Of Silence" reaction, and thought of giving you some suggestions (no particuar order, just out of the top of my head): -Epica - Sancta Terra (feat. Floor Jansen) -Disturbed - Down with the sickness -Ad Infinitum - Marching on Versailles -Unleash The Archers - Awakening -Delain - Masters of destiny -Within Temptation - The purge
Have loved Disturbed since I first heard Down with the Sickness back in the early 90s. Two other songs of theirs I think you would like are Hold on to Memories, and their cover of Stings If I ever lose my faith in you. I think both fit well with your channel's look at mental health. Looking forward to what you do in the future.
Ok. So you are Dutch? Ever heard of Floor Jansen? Check out Nightwish, she is the main singer. Start with the song "Ghost Love Score, from Wacken 2013.
@@MommaTaunT Because she is Dutch( the band is from Finland) Because she is fantastic. Because it is a different kind of metal, there are many sub genres. And because it will give your channel a boost. Look out for Gabriel....
@@MommaTaunT a Nightwish fan that will give you lots of info, and a list of songs to watch in a given order. He will most likely show up after you do one Nightwish song
iam 51 years old and have love the original from genesis but since i know this version i like more,Disturbed is great with their work and David bring songs to your soul
His voice is incredible. I wasn't a fan until I saw him live. I'm also close to your age. I'm very ecliptic when it comes to all generations and types of music. Drives my husband crazy. You should should out Liliac.
Everytime I listen to the original version it sounds subdued compared to this one with every lyric I'm expecting to hear some more power that never comes so this is my favourite version now
Its so shocking that it took one song, which was covered, might I add, to bring foward one of the greatest metal bands of all time into introductory for so many new listeners. Hey, not upset at the fact, just think the recognition 18 years after "Ten Thousand Fist's". Shows how particular we can all be with the genre of music we choose to listen to throughout the years. but hey... in the end, we all become disturbed 🤘🤘🤘!
As a former jazz singer I would love to hear your reaction to Eva Cassidy‘s performance of Fields of Gold. It’s a version of Sting’s song and I have to say I believe she puts more into it than Sting did. I would love your opinion.
Hello fellow Dutchie! A musical tip or two. Twelve Foot Ninja, Bloodywood (both metal bands) and The only thing they fear is you (Doom Eternal soundtrack, also metal. Cause, you know, its Doom). Oh, and if you want an amazing metal vocal performance, Tool live (I think at Pinkpop) with the song Sober and Deadly Sinners by 3 inches of Blood.
If you want more with Disturbed (some of their own song) I would recomend down with the sickness and a reson to fight (Live at Sweden Rock Festival 2019)
Someone needs to introduce her to Slipknot and Corey Taylor live in London (Corey Taylor is the lead singer in the band Slipknot, Stone Sour and his acoustic live stuff. If you have not heard Corey Taylor Live in London finish this video and go look it up). The stark difference in the two are, Well, not even close to the same.
On our main channel we did Slipknot, that was my first introduction to metal . But mostly underground rap there, that’s why I started my own journey here
I like disturbed, as you may have noticed by my avatar. still don't listen to them as often as EDEN or (polish artists you never heard of). My favourite (including video) is disturbed - asylum, really recommend for breakdown.
You really should react to Tool they are a progressive metal band that is known for having longer songs with odd time signatures , their song 46 & 2 is about evolution (think chromosomes) Tool has a huge fan base.
Loving your reactions! Just found your chanel today. You should check out one of Disturbed's originals. Another Way To Die or Stricken would be a great choice to start with
I did this one on Monday and two more on Patreon but the one I recorded did not get many views sadly enough . And the song was again better than the original
Hi MommaRaunT, first of all let me tell you: you're never too young or too old to discover good music. Imagine how many artists there are in the world, how many different styles of music. As long as you are open to new experiences you'll never get tired of listening to music you haven't heard of yet. Though I really like Disturbed this cover doesn't quite do it for me. The original in combination with the highly sarcastic and ironic video from Genesis with the masks from Spitting Images is still a benchmark for me. Maybe I'm too much stuck in the eighties to appreciate this version. If your musical background is more in the realm of jazz, may I interest you to look into "Postmodern Jukebox"? They're doing covers of famous songs in a very peculiar style which might be right up your alley. You don't necessarily have to do them on your channel - just do it for your own pleasure. If you know the original from Radiohead I'd recommend you start with their version of "Creep" feat. Haley Reinhart. I even dare to promise you, you won't regret it. The links are down below. PMJ: www.youtube.com/@postmodernjukebox/videos Creep: ruclips.net/video/m3lF2qEA2cw/видео.html Creep by Radiohead: ruclips.net/video/XFkzRNyygfk/видео.html
what you will find with metal is it will coney emotion a lot better than other music, it will drag you in and make you feel as strongly as the singer, especially disturbed. a lot of people do see metal as noise, but that is only cos they don't sit and listen to the complexity of the composition, I like that you do and hopefully this was a good introduction to what metal is really like. I would advise "stricken" and "inside the fire" from disturbed. however inside the fire is... difficult for its subject matter
Unfortunately you, like so many others, have been mislead vis a vi Down With the Sickness. That song is not at all indicative of what Disturbed sounds like normally. That song was from their first album and it and the album Evolution are similar in that they are vastly different from all the albums in between.
Enjoyed your reaction. Many forms of metal. Symphonic metal like Nightwish and Epica as well as others. Cross between symphonic and dark metal like Null Positiv. Power metal like Unleash the Archers. Groups like Ignea and Ad Infinitum and many more. Speaking of older and enjoying this music, I fall into that category for sure, but you may be interested in the Grandmother playing drums to "Down With the Sickness", ruclips.net/video/6wkCsnFRuwg/видео.html. Left a comment in the Pentatonix reaction with a link to where they got their start you may be interested in and some info how they started.
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I became a DISTURBED fan at 60... I can't get enough
Always a powerful message
It get's more relevant every year.... maybe every month.
@@Smokie_666 yes it does
Love the original but this version is awesome and agree it is more angry in the best way possible
only heavy music can express intense emotions like that) and this cover is not even so heavy, but there's so much artistry behind it.
One of my favorite memories was getting to see them in a super small venue and crowdsurfing to this song 🤘😁🤘
Have to add some metal to your Christmas list. Sabaton's Christmas Truce would be a good start 😁
Any genre will do , as long as it’s a Christmas song
@@MommaTaunT A story from WW1 where German and English troops stopped killing each other during Christmas. Might be a Christmas song 🤔
It is an angry song that takes a serious topic seriously. That is what makes it good.
Welcome to a warmer place that it might seem at first glance haha. I think heavy music in general is just a way to channel the pain and frustration that a lot of artists feel. But the lyrics and purpose of the songs are usually very wholesome, although some explore more extreme themes where you might need an interview with the band to fully understand it if you are new.
I am totally new to this and metal Monday will make it able for me to find out more ! What interview should I start with ?
@@MommaTaunT Good question! I suggest that you continue to watch Disturbed, and their cover of The Sound of Silence. Both the Conan live version and the music video are good options, although I prefer the latter. Then you have good context for this interview: ruclips.net/video/7uKXHxV9AUc/видео.html
@@MommaTaunT The greatest interview I know currently is The Charismatic Voice interviewing Will Ramos from Lorna Shore which do fairly extreme music (death core), but they released sort of a ballad trio recently, and I would recommend Pain Remains 1 from that which has softer parts too and a great music video for context.
I already did , check two weeks ago
@@MommaTaunT haha, right, I think I actually discovered you with the silence one 😉🙈
As children, we admire heroes.
As adults, we understand villains.
A suggestion for Disturbed would be their song the animal, fantastic song. For metal that will blow you away pretty much anything by Ayreon but probably the most popular Ayreon song is "the day when the world breaks down." It would be interesting to hear your response to some of the more extreme metal bands but since you are just dipping your toes in the pool, better not to drown you off the bat.
So great to see somebody being new to metal taking the chance and diving into it. 🥰
Edit: I just came back here from your "Sound Of Silence" reaction, and thought of giving you some suggestions (no particuar order, just out of the top of my head):
-Epica - Sancta Terra (feat. Floor Jansen)
-Disturbed - Down with the sickness
-Ad Infinitum - Marching on Versailles
-Unleash The Archers - Awakening
-Delain - Masters of destiny
-Within Temptation - The purge
Down with the sickness is on my Patreon
@@MommaTaunT Epica - Sancta Terra (ft. Floor Jansen) is a must! It's ethereal! 🙂🤘
Hi Momma :)
One of the most recent videos they've done is "Don't Tell Me", with Ann Wilson of Heart. It's a ballad, nut a POWER ballad.
Have loved Disturbed since I first heard Down with the Sickness back in the early 90s. Two other songs of theirs I think you would like are Hold on to Memories, and their cover of Stings If I ever lose my faith in you. I think both fit well with your channel's look at mental health. Looking forward to what you do in the future.
Down with the Sickness is on my Patreon . And I will definitely listen to more Disturbed.
The Sickness released in 2000. Not the early 90s.
Ok. So you are Dutch? Ever heard of Floor Jansen? Check out Nightwish, she is the main singer. Start with the song "Ghost Love Score, from Wacken 2013.
Because I am Dutch or because she is good ?
I am more into man voices because of the low voices but if she is an Alto I will dive into it
@@MommaTaunT Because she is Dutch( the band is from Finland)
Because she is fantastic. Because it is a different kind of metal, there are many sub genres. And because it will give your channel a boost. Look out for Gabriel....
Who is Gabriel ?
@@MommaTaunT a Nightwish fan that will give you lots of info, and a list of songs to watch in a given order. He will most likely show up after you do one Nightwish song
@@MommaTaunT Nightwish is called symphonic metal, forgot to mention that
Disturbed just dropped their title track from their new album today, called Devisive. Here's your chance to react to brand new Disturbed 😃
The person with a big grin and dark face is Disturbeds Mascot his name is The Guy
Nice !
iam 51 years old and have love the original from genesis but since i know this version i like more,Disturbed is great with their work and David bring songs to your soul
So true !! And I can relate to the age 😉
His voice is incredible. I wasn't a fan until I saw him live. I'm also close to your age. I'm very ecliptic when it comes to all generations and types of music. Drives my husband crazy. You should should out Liliac.
Everytime I listen to the original version it sounds subdued compared to this one with every lyric I'm expecting to hear some more power that never comes so this is my favourite version now
Mine too 🥰
Its so shocking that it took one song, which was covered, might I add, to bring foward one of the greatest metal bands of all time into introductory for so many new listeners. Hey, not upset at the fact, just think the recognition 18 years after "Ten Thousand Fist's". Shows how particular we can all be with the genre of music we choose to listen to throughout the years. but hey... in the end, we all become disturbed 🤘🤘🤘!
This one was sent to me … after that I did do en with the sickness on my Patreon and I guess that is really disturbed 😉
Vibe away Mam.... ✨️ 😄
As a former jazz singer I would love to hear your reaction to Eva Cassidy‘s performance of Fields of Gold. It’s a version of Sting’s song and I have to say I believe she puts more into it than Sting did. I would love your opinion.
I will put it on the list !
I would also recommend War Pigs by Black Sabbath, and Civil War by Gun's N' Rose's, they're kinda along the same lines.
Hello fellow Dutchie!
A musical tip or two. Twelve Foot Ninja, Bloodywood (both metal bands) and The only thing they fear is you (Doom Eternal soundtrack, also metal. Cause, you know, its Doom).
Oh, and if you want an amazing metal vocal performance, Tool live (I think at Pinkpop) with the song Sober and Deadly Sinners by 3 inches of Blood.
Thanks 🥰
@@MommaTaunT You're welcome 🥰
Disturbed music is very tight!
if you're doing more disturbed, you just have to do the vengeful one! + the game and meaning of life
If you want more with Disturbed (some of their own song) I would recomend down with the sickness and a reson to fight (Live at Sweden Rock Festival 2019)
I did that on my Patreon 🥰
Someone needs to introduce her to Slipknot and Corey Taylor live in London (Corey Taylor is the lead singer in the band Slipknot, Stone Sour and his acoustic live stuff. If you have not heard Corey Taylor Live in London finish this video and go look it up). The stark difference in the two are, Well, not even close to the same.
On our main channel we did Slipknot, that was my first introduction to metal . But mostly underground rap there, that’s why I started my own journey here
I like disturbed, as you may have noticed by my avatar. still don't listen to them as often as EDEN or (polish artists you never heard of). My favourite (including video) is disturbed - asylum, really recommend for breakdown.
and ..."this is the world we live in"...
You really should react to Tool they are a progressive metal band that is known for having longer songs with odd time signatures , their song 46 & 2 is about evolution (think chromosomes) Tool has a huge fan base.
Loving your reactions! Just found your chanel today. You should check out one of Disturbed's originals. Another Way To Die or Stricken would be a great choice to start with
Thank you 🥰
Even if u do not react to all of Disturbed's Songs do yourself a favor and listen to as many as you can. I do not think I have heard a bad one yet :)
I did this one on Monday and two more on Patreon but the one I recorded did not get many views sadly enough . And the song was again better than the original
Great album. Im 52 and still say album!! One of the best songs is Overburdened!! But the whole thing is great!!
Awesome reaction! 😃
Thank you 😊
Don't restrain yourself, have fun and groove out! lol
Hi MommaRaunT, first of all let me tell you: you're never too young or too old to discover good music. Imagine how many artists there are in the world, how many different styles of music. As long as you are open to new experiences you'll never get tired of listening to music you haven't heard of yet.
Though I really like Disturbed this cover doesn't quite do it for me. The original in combination with the highly sarcastic and ironic video from Genesis with the masks from Spitting Images is still a benchmark for me. Maybe I'm too much stuck in the eighties to appreciate this version.
If your musical background is more in the realm of jazz, may I interest you to look into "Postmodern Jukebox"? They're doing covers of famous songs in a very peculiar style which might be right up your alley. You don't necessarily have to do them on your channel - just do it for your own pleasure. If you know the original from Radiohead I'd recommend you start with their version of "Creep" feat. Haley Reinhart. I even dare to promise you, you won't regret it. The links are down below.
PMJ: www.youtube.com/@postmodernjukebox/videos
Creep: ruclips.net/video/m3lF2qEA2cw/видео.html
Creep by Radiohead: ruclips.net/video/XFkzRNyygfk/видео.html
Remake of the classic by the band Genesis didn't do a bad job of it
what you will find with metal is it will coney emotion a lot better than other music, it will drag you in and make you feel as strongly as the singer, especially disturbed.
a lot of people do see metal as noise, but that is only cos they don't sit and listen to the complexity of the composition, I like that you do and hopefully this was a good introduction to what metal is really like.
I would advise "stricken" and "inside the fire" from disturbed. however inside the fire is... difficult for its subject matter
I did down with the sickness on my Patreon , that was a experience 😉
Pls for a Christmas song you have to react to Christmas truce by Sabaton pls 🙏🙏
but this cover is more a warning for the future that awaits
Whydo none of these reactions to this video ever talk about its message? Are people that blind?
MotorHead
Sound not high enough.
Unfortunately you, like so many others, have been mislead vis a vi Down With the Sickness. That song is not at all indicative of what Disturbed sounds like normally. That song was from their first album and it and the album Evolution are similar in that they are vastly different from all the albums in between.
I do not feel
Mislead , I liked it, it’s on my Patreon and most likely more will follow 🥰
Enjoyed your reaction. Many forms of metal. Symphonic metal like Nightwish and Epica as well as others. Cross between symphonic and dark metal like Null Positiv. Power metal like Unleash the Archers. Groups like Ignea and Ad Infinitum and many more. Speaking of older and enjoying this music, I fall into that category for sure, but you may be interested in the Grandmother playing drums to "Down With the Sickness", ruclips.net/video/6wkCsnFRuwg/видео.html. Left a comment in the Pentatonix reaction with a link to where they got their start you may be interested in and some info how they started.
I did down with the sickness on my Patreon 🥰