That's what Paul Simon told David from Disturbed he said he loved his version of his song so much that he passes the baton over to him , he owns it now, what an honor
Honestly, the original was a warning to us all. I am almost 60. This version made me cry as I realize that we didnt heed it. Disturbed brings an anger that we should all feel.
What was the original warning? I feel like this version video is about losing music to beat machines and crap and losing school music programs. Like at the end there's am ark with all the instruments.
@@Kristine49erfan82 fair, my friend. I wasn’t speaking to the video, but the song itself. The original version warned of the social isolation and the inability to communicate. The “neon god they made” references the innovation of the television. I would argue that social media would be today’s version of that. People get lost online and we fail to communicate directly with each other.
Their sound is usually much harder, more screamy/growly and aggressive; but David is a trained cantor with a beautiful vocal range and he made gorgeous art with this cover.
His voice range is actually very diverse despite the genre he general does, he could do way more than that sound. I think a lot of metal singers can they just chose to have a style for certain songs. Singing raspy and on tone like he does take talent even with his usual singing. You could tell his voice is very strong.
David was classically trained as a Cantor. He comes from generations of them. To this day he has no tattoos in deference to his respect for his grandfather and his heritage. He even removes his piercings. Not only is he a master of his vocal instrument but is an honorable man. Mad respect to him. I hear his band mates are good men as well... Also, Simon, the original songwriter said it was as much David's now as his. Many say that Simon's was a warning, where David's was angry that no one listened.
Well said. Simon and Garfunkel was the warning and future prediction. Disturbed laid it down to what the world has become. It's not just a song it is life as we know it. Paul Simon said himself this song now belongs to Disturbed.
I had to look up what that meant. Now the suggestion I got from the video makes sense!! Xx I could tell it was about speaking to people and bringing them together through music. Though I saw it more as everyone, despite background, could come together theough music, a way of sharing experience without words even. ( think thats just my dream of an ideal world of course) But yes, I love his voice, the video and the message.
@@Laniefj Yup that live performance was autotuned. He was forced against his will whilst ill (financial penalties) to perform and immediately regretted it. Please don't listen to or download that version, people. Even if you're curious, listening to it gives it an extra hit, which is not what we want on the internet. That bastard version should be deleted everywhere.
David asked his band to do this cover. They finally agreed when David said he would never ask them to another cover. Probably their biggest hit ever. The song is from Simon and Garfunkel
Simon & Garfunkel recorded this in 1964 and the song is about the inability of people to communicate with each other, not particularly intentionally, but especially emotionally. So, what you see are people not being able to love each other. Sadly, I believe this was foreshadowing current events, and is most relevant to the times we are living today. And I have to agree "Disturbed" made this song his own and with his delivery being sung so "threateningly" it's as if he is screaming trying to wake people up to this fact.
This is like a religious experience - David's touched to his core by this song and you feel it coming out of his pores. You have to let it wash over you and absorb it. I never tire and always tear up each time.
Hurt, Johnny Cash. I'm not saying that this song isn't close or maybe even, but you cannot watch that video, filmed shortly before Johnny Cash's death, and not think it is a tragic reflection of his soul. Trent Reznor has said it is Cash's song now.
I love how with each verse his intensity grows. From a gentle tone to a pure growl by the final verse. So subtle, so very well defined and controlled. This is my favourite version of this song, a vocal masterpiece.
If you don't feel this song, you are not human. This song is one of those that you just end the night on. You sit, and you reflect. I love this song. Good choice.
Thanks guys! You have Givin him much respect.this is what I feel at 73. Hair standing eyes crying! I had to take my oxygen off! Couldn't get 02 with the teats! Thanks!
Like others have said, Hurt by Johnny Cash is another great example of a killer cover, and accompanied by the video makes for a great first reaction if you haven't seen it!
When I was younger I loved the Simon & Garfuncle version I loved it. But to hear this his versions just brings it to the forefront as to what the meaning is. And his voice....every singer should wish they could sing like this! Masterful!
I hope you will welcome a new subscriber even if I am an old hippie. I came of age with Simon and Garfunkel..... Their original song was meant as a warning of where the world was going to since we weren't communicating with each other.. some of us were and saw that warning. However I found that Disturbed's cover began with sadness that the masses did not heed the warning and it ended in veiled anger and frustration that the prophets words were not listened to. Thank you for reading this and my next suggestion is "Hold on to memories" by Disturbed.
I still can't listen to, or watch the video for, Hold on to Memories without tearing up. Such a beautiful and affecting song. From Down with the Sickness (bomb-ass song, btw) to Sound of Silence to The Vengeful One to Hold on to Memories, I am so impressed with the the bands willingness and David's ABILITY to successfully venture into to so many different sounds. Brilliant. Down with the Sickness, however, will always hold a special place in my heart and it is so very classicaly Disturbed that it gets me pumped every time.
Is there any reaction on the entirety of youtube, to Disturbeds cover of this song that does NOT have this comment copy-pasted into it? I mean this part: "Their original song was meant as a warning of where the world was going to since we weren't communicating with each other.. some of us were and saw that warning. However I found that Disturbed's cover began with sadness that the masses did not heed the warning and it ended in veiled anger and frustration that the prophets words were not listened to." One part really pissed me off though: "However I found that Disturbed's cover began with sadness that the masses did not heed the warning" "However I found" "I found" Dude, this is written on EVERY reaction video of this song. Yet you write as if you came up with this.
@@Terrible_fate I was not aware that this was a thing. Perhaps more of my people survived Viet Nam. Nixon, Kent State.. interesting 🤔 I believe it was George Santayana who said ... "Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it" I postulate... If we do not remember, if we do not learn..... We're just condemned. Read the Desiterata by Max Ehrmann. That's who we were, who I still am. And darned proud of it. I never lost my yearning for peace.
David Draiman - the frontman for Disturbed has lobbied often to be able to sing the Star Spangled Banner (a/k/a The National Anthem) before the SuperBowl. The NFL is too conservative, I guess. But you're right he would totally kill it. They powers-that-be in the the NFL are not geniuses, to put it kindly.
David Draiman... one of the best male vocalist's on the planet imho. His voice is so rich and full. If you listen, he can actually put vibrato on distortion, which is extremely difficult to do... the man has unbelievable power and control of that beautiful voice! Loved your reaction and commentary De & Dre
I was just thinking the same thing about David Draiman singing the Star Spangled Banner at the World Series or Super Bowl! You should listen to the live version on Conan Obrien. It still gives me goose bumps and I’ve heard it 100’s of times.
First time I heard this song a single tear fell from my eye when he got to the “people talking without speaking” and so on. And I have no answer to why. Disturbed is known by “everyone” for their song “down with the sickness” especially the “ooo-Wah-ah-ah-ah” part 💀😅
To me the original is a warning of things to come and this version is a confirmation. With the way it's delivered it's quite melancholy to think about.
@ttv "Land of Confusion" is another cover Disturbed does in case you haven't seen it. It's a song from the 80's performed by the band Genesis which included Phil Collins. Original - ruclips.net/video/Yq7FKO5DlV0/видео.html Disturbed - ruclips.net/video/YV4oYkIeGJc/видео.html
Like you said, sometimes covers become the defacto version. 'I Will Always Love You' Whitney Houston*, 'Hurt' Johnny Cash, and 'Sound of Silence' Disturbed. No diminishing the originals, but there's a new magic there that just... takes you away
David had just become a father to his son as they were recording this in the studio, the band has a great history of doing covers, one worth checking out is there cover genesis-land of confusion..great job as always guys
The song to me speaks of how many people have been stopped by the silence of people not speaking up. Put it in context of of the oppressed and the masses accepting it but there are whispers of outrage and dissent - written on walls as graffiti etc and slowly the world changes and the quiet whispers become roars.
The song was spoken with so much passion because that's what we need right now. Simon and Garfunkel wrote this song when it was needed for America. Disturbed brought back a whole new meaning of the song
Not only is this one of the best cover songs EVER made, it was also my alarm clock every morning!!! If you want a truly nice way to wake up every day, try it!!!👍👍👍
@@De.Dre.Universe new subscriber & Please would you please do a reaction video of Geoff Castallucci's cover of Sounds Of Silence that he just released a few days ago. His cover is totally different from any other. From somber to tug at your heart strings to emotional to the pain of it all & deep sounds to silence he has it all.
Hello all. The first time I heard this song I waited for the sound and music to change. It never did. Blew me away because I listened to this band a lot and didn't expect this!I remember the original and Disturbed did an AWESOME JOB on it. Keep listening 🎶
I love that this is the best cover of any song I've ever seen done, and it's not what people expect from a heavy metal band, so it brings out some wonderful reactions and appriciation from all sorts of people. 😁
Glad you guys covered this Cover. I remember the original. (I am 64) but this man brought this song to life. Best cover I have ever ever heard❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I just stumbled on your channel because of this song. Great reaction fellas and good analysis as well. But I have to tell you, every time De spoke, all I could hear is The Ladies Man 🤣🤣. Anyone else ever mention that? Anyway, I’ve got to go check some of your other reactions now. #theladiesman #timmeadows
Google it, over a billion have played this song by David and the Disturbed. It was originally written by Paul Simon and song by Simon and Garunkal in 1964, it was soft and gentle.
That is still my favorite song(their cover) after years now. I Also have great memories of listening to it with my mom before she passed. She loved many types of music, including metal(Her children's counting 3 of us out of 5 all have the same fav band: Metallica. She loved them) ❤ your reaction!
You said you don’t know this band, haven’t heard this guys voice before… ❤ I respectfully direct your attention to your video with the Godmother of drumming….. she was drumming to Down With The Sickness by Disturbed. That’s the same band you’re listening to now…😊
A very intelligent analysis, but from the heart. Excellent. Paul Simon, who wrote this song in the early 1960s,said that this is his favorite cover for the song.
I love his voice. I firmly believe that his training as a cantor contributes to his range & breath control. I adore his voice but I know David’s voice from his own music. I was introduced to his voice when I was 15 through his song “Down With the Sickness” so when you said he’s got a pretty voice I straight cackled. Check out that song & you’ll see why. 😂 Y’all have an awesome day: loved the reaction.
You should check out the original, as well as Disturbed's original works, for contrast. Also, Disturbed teamed up with Anne Wilson (absolute queen of a vocalist for Heart) on a track recently called Don't Tell Me. Very Very Worthwhile collaboration to check out!
Simon and Garfunkel wrote and performed in 1965 . I was a child when it first came out and it’s been covered by hundreds of people over the years but this is one of the best .
My fave song by my fave band! David is classically trained. He can hit any note! Mostly Disturbed is a heavy metal band. But they do a few songs along these lines. Saw them in concert a few months ago. If anyone is wondering, their newly released album is the bomb!!!
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I'm 76. This is the best cover of a song I've ever heard.
Same.
So true.
That's what Paul Simon told David from Disturbed he said he loved his version of his song so much that he passes the baton over to him , he owns it now, what an honor
Honestly, the original was a warning to us all. I am almost 60. This version made me cry as I realize that we didnt heed it. Disturbed brings an anger that we should all feel.
Simple man... Buy Shinedown. (Lynyrd Skynyrd original) And then hands down this is # 2 on the all time covers of all time!
I'm 80 and I agree.
💯💔😥
What was the original warning? I feel like this version video is about losing music to beat machines and crap and losing school music programs. Like at the end there's am ark with all the instruments.
@@Kristine49erfan82 fair, my friend. I wasn’t speaking to the video, but the song itself. The original version warned of the social isolation and the inability to communicate. The “neon god they made” references the innovation of the television. I would argue that social media would be today’s version of that. People get lost online and we fail to communicate directly with each other.
Their sound is usually much harder, more screamy/growly and aggressive; but David is a trained cantor with a beautiful vocal range and he made gorgeous art with this cover.
Beautifully written
I totally agree
An amazing Artist
He's also operaticaly trained
His voice range is actually very diverse despite the genre he general does, he could do way more than that sound. I think a lot of metal singers can they just chose to have a style for certain songs. Singing raspy and on tone like he does take talent even with his usual singing. You could tell his voice is very strong.
There is NO OTHER COVER OF A RE~MAKE THAT I HAVE EVER HEARD of any song that is so beautiful, the respect, the message. Just goosebumps!!!
Shine down did a great job with simple man
Listen to A Perfect Circles Imagine.
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PAUL SIMON WROTE THIS SONG when he was 33 years old. It came out in 1963
I'm 90th👍 LIKE!!! Kiaora🙋♀️From Aotearoa🌄New Zeland
Next time the Olympics are in America, we need David to sing us in!
David was classically trained as a Cantor. He comes from generations of them. To this day he has no tattoos in deference to his respect for his grandfather and his heritage. He even removes his piercings.
Not only is he a master of his vocal instrument but is an honorable man. Mad respect to him. I hear his band mates are good men as well...
Also, Simon, the original songwriter said it was as much David's now as his. Many say that Simon's was a warning, where David's was angry that no one listened.
Well said. Simon and Garfunkel was the warning and future prediction. Disturbed laid it down to what the world has become. It's not just a song it is life as we know it. Paul Simon said himself this song now belongs to Disturbed.
Y’all need to listen to Ghetto Gospel. Elton John and Tupac
That's exactly what I heard too.
One was a warning
And one waste result of a warning not headed.
Both are epic in their own way
I had to look up what that meant. Now the suggestion I got from the video makes sense!! Xx
I could tell it was about speaking to people and bringing them together through music.
Though I saw it more as everyone, despite background, could come together theough music, a way of sharing experience without words even.
( think thats just my dream of an ideal world of course)
But yes, I love his voice, the video and the message.
Absolutely
At the tender age of 58 years old, THIS IS THE MOST POWERFUL song I've ever heard...
You’re not alone!
I hear ya
That’s why they use it with bad as@ dog trying clips.
David Draiman knocks the ball out of the friggin' park here! Different than his heavy metal genre, and SO PHENOMENAL!
absolutely transforms you to another place. we are so blessed to hear😇
The live version is freaking fire too
I prefer that over the studio version.
I agree the live on Conan is on another level!
It’s auto-tuned
He was sick during the live performance. It is fire.
@@Laniefj Yup that live performance was autotuned. He was forced against his will whilst ill (financial penalties) to perform and immediately regretted it. Please don't listen to or download that version, people. Even if you're curious, listening to it gives it an extra hit, which is not what we want on the internet. That bastard version should be deleted everywhere.
David asked his band to do this cover. They finally agreed when David said he would never ask them to another cover. Probably their biggest hit ever. The song is from Simon and Garfunkel
He should absolutely do more covers of classic BANGERS.
Simon & Garfunkel recorded this in 1964 and the song is about the inability of people to communicate with each other, not particularly intentionally, but especially emotionally. So, what you see are people not being able to love each other. Sadly, I believe this was foreshadowing current events, and is most relevant to the times we are living today. And I have to agree "Disturbed" made this song his own and with his delivery being sung so "threateningly" it's as if he is screaming trying to wake people up to this fact.
No it's not what it was originally about, but it's what society has interpreted it to be
This is like a religious experience - David's touched to his core by this song and you feel it coming out of his pores. You have to let it wash over you and absorb it. I never tire and always tear up each time.
If this song doesn't hit you in mind, heart and soul you are dead!!! This is the BEST COVER OF ANY songs in the history of music!!!!
Hurt, Johnny Cash. I'm not saying that this song isn't close or maybe even, but you cannot watch that video, filmed shortly before Johnny Cash's death, and not think it is a tragic reflection of his soul. Trent Reznor has said it is Cash's song now.
His lower chest voice is warm and resonant but damn, his tenor voice just SOARS the higher he goes. Gives me chills every time I hear it.
I get full body goosebumps every time.
Same it is exquisite. So beautiful you just want to hear it over and over
All I have to say is " BREATHTAKING "
Brothers, He isn't singing it, He is FEELING it!
I became a Disturbed fan after hearing David sing this on the Conan show. ✌️
We all need to listen to these words right now.
I love how with each verse his intensity grows. From a gentle tone to a pure growl by the final verse. So subtle, so very well defined and controlled. This is my favourite version of this song, a vocal masterpiece.
If you don't feel this song, you are not human. This song is one of those that you just end the night on. You sit, and you reflect. I love this song. Good choice.
Goosebumps every single time. ❤
I cannot hear this song without crying.
I love it so much. Better than the original. And from a heavy metal band????? It goes to the soul.
That’s exactly right this song belongs to Disturbed no doubt ❤️🙏🥰😘
I've known this song most of my life. I HEARD the song with my soul when David did this ... chills, tears.
Thanks guys! You have Givin him much respect.this is what I feel at 73. Hair standing eyes crying! I had to take my oxygen off! Couldn't get 02 with the teats! Thanks!
Dude that is one of the best analogies of describing a song I’ve ever heard 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The live version on Conan's late night show brings chills every time! Love this song! Thank you for reacting!
David is classically trained and has so much control and range. I love this version. So powerful. 💞 thank you for sharing with us!
My father used to sing to us when we were kids. We loved it. He was a Vietnam vet and that was his way of connecting with us.
"This dude is SANGIN' this song" is possibly the most fitting comment I've ever heard in any reaction to this song. Truer words were never spoken!
Like others have said, Hurt by Johnny Cash is another great example of a killer cover, and accompanied by the video makes for a great first reaction if you haven't seen it!
Would be great to see a reaction video to first the original and then the cover. 👌🏼
For these two to like this song shows how good he is.
When I was younger I loved the Simon & Garfuncle version I loved it. But to hear this his versions just brings it to the forefront as to what the meaning is. And his voice....every singer should wish they could sing like this! Masterful!
I hope you will welcome a new subscriber even if I am an old hippie. I came of age with Simon and Garfunkel..... Their original song was meant as a warning of where the world was going to since we weren't communicating with each other.. some of us were and saw that warning. However I found that Disturbed's cover began with sadness that the masses did not heed the warning and it ended in veiled anger and frustration that the prophets words were not listened to.
Thank you for reading this and my next suggestion is "Hold on to memories" by Disturbed.
Perfect description of both! This version fits the current times so well.
I still can't listen to, or watch the video for, Hold on to Memories without tearing up. Such a beautiful and affecting song. From Down with the Sickness (bomb-ass song, btw) to Sound of Silence to The Vengeful One to Hold on to Memories, I am so impressed with the the bands willingness and David's ABILITY to successfully venture into to so many different sounds. Brilliant. Down with the Sickness, however, will always hold a special place in my heart and it is so very classicaly Disturbed that it gets me pumped every time.
"Open Your Eyes" by Disturbed 🔥🔥🔥
Is there any reaction on the entirety of youtube, to Disturbeds cover of this song that does NOT have this comment copy-pasted into it?
I mean this part:
"Their original song was meant as a warning of where the world was going to since we weren't communicating with each other.. some of us were and saw that warning. However I found that Disturbed's cover began with sadness that the masses did not heed the warning and it ended in veiled anger and frustration that the prophets words were not listened to."
One part really pissed me off though:
"However I found that Disturbed's cover began with sadness that the masses did not heed the warning"
"However I found"
"I found"
Dude, this is written on EVERY reaction video of this song. Yet you write as if you came up with this.
@@Terrible_fate I was not aware that this was a thing. Perhaps more of my people survived Viet Nam. Nixon, Kent State.. interesting 🤔
I believe it was George Santayana who said ...
"Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it"
I postulate... If we do not remember, if we do not learn..... We're just condemned.
Read the Desiterata by Max Ehrmann. That's who we were, who I still am. And darned proud of it. I never lost my yearning for peace.
David Draiman - the frontman for Disturbed has lobbied often to be able to sing the Star Spangled Banner (a/k/a The National Anthem) before the SuperBowl. The NFL is too conservative, I guess. But you're right he would totally kill it. They powers-that-be in the the NFL are not geniuses, to put it kindly.
Im conservative and I love Disturbed and David is the best. Would love for them to do either that or the halftime show.
I'm not American, but I'd stand with hand over my heart for that. Over and over again.
David Draiman... one of the best male vocalist's on the planet imho. His voice is so rich and full. If you listen, he can actually put vibrato on distortion, which is extremely difficult to do... the man has unbelievable power and control of that beautiful voice! Loved your reaction and commentary De & Dre
You Guys totally get this! Yaaass
I was just thinking the same thing about David Draiman singing the Star Spangled Banner at the World Series or Super Bowl! You should listen to the live version on Conan Obrien. It still gives me goose bumps and I’ve heard it 100’s of times.
First time I heard this song a single tear fell from my eye when he got to the “people talking without speaking” and so on. And I have no answer to why.
Disturbed is known by “everyone” for their song “down with the sickness” especially the “ooo-Wah-ah-ah-ah” part 💀😅
To me the original is a warning of things to come and this version is a confirmation. With the way it's delivered it's quite melancholy to think about.
@ttv "Land of Confusion" is another cover Disturbed does in case you haven't seen it. It's a song from the 80's performed by the band Genesis which included Phil Collins.
Original - ruclips.net/video/Yq7FKO5DlV0/видео.html
Disturbed - ruclips.net/video/YV4oYkIeGJc/видео.html
Simon and Garfunkel original was a warning of what could happen if we don't change Disturbs cover was the rage that we didn't listen
This should be blasted all over the country. Words so fitting for today!❤❤❤😢😮😅
Like you said, sometimes covers become the defacto version. 'I Will Always Love You' Whitney Houston*, 'Hurt' Johnny Cash, and 'Sound of Silence' Disturbed. No diminishing the originals, but there's a new magic there that just... takes you away
Careless Whisper by Seether is dang good too
Completely disagree
Houston 😊
@@pandasanding7036 ty, autocorrect and I didn’t catch it
'All Along the Watchtower' Jimi Hendrix! Originally written by Bob Dylan
Paul Simon wrote this from Simon and Garfunkel. I believe he said this was the best he's ever heard
It was a pleasure watching you two react to this song. Thank you!
This masterpiece is not a song, it's an experience.
David had just become a father to his son as they were recording this in the studio, the band has a great history of doing covers, one worth checking out is there cover genesis-land of confusion..great job as always guys
The song to me speaks of how many people have been stopped by the silence of people not speaking up. Put it in context of of the oppressed and the masses accepting it but there are whispers of outrage and dissent - written on walls as graffiti etc and slowly the world changes and the quiet whispers become roars.
The song was spoken with so much passion because that's what we need right now. Simon and Garfunkel wrote this song when it was needed for America. Disturbed brought back a whole new meaning of the song
I've been watching this song for 6 hours straight today
My all time favorite
David Draiman nailed it. ❤
Not only is this one of the best cover songs EVER made, it was also my alarm clock every morning!!! If you want a truly nice way to wake up every day, try it!!!👍👍👍
My dad sung to me. It’s one of my favorite memories of him. So keep going
Met David at Ozzfest 2001 . He made me wait for an autograph till after Marilyn Manson finished performing.
I agree that this is HIS song!! And when I told my kids I even mentioned the same comparison of Dolly and Whitney!!! Love you guys!!!❤🎉😊
Im 63 n he's the best one I've heard sing this song. His brilliant. N his voise is fantastic cant stop listening to him live him
The best cover of any song I've ever heard. People cry when hearing this version.
The crust, the pie filling, and the whipped topping!!!!
What a great reaction video…Y’all didn’t hit the pause every minute, and I so appreciate the clean language…Bravo!
🦋Lily🦋
Thank you so much 😁 -Dre
@@De.Dre.Universe new subscriber & Please would you please do a reaction video of Geoff Castallucci's cover of Sounds Of Silence that he just released a few days ago. His cover is totally different from any other. From somber to tug at your heart strings to emotional to the pain of it all & deep sounds to silence he has it all.
The great thing is the gentlemen who wrote the song feel the same way. This song is now David Draimens.
Goosebumps all over. Beautiful. Simon and Garfunkel did it originally. New subscriber ❤
Great reaction. David's voice does so much credit to these lyrics and the melody. BTW That beard is epic!
Wow. Play it again without stopping it. It has a true meaning in this version
Live on the Conan Obrien show...even better and he was sick with 101+ temp
Thanks Guys! Great reaction video and your feedback was on point. Awesome.
“He layed the crust.”
I love that!🤯
One of my all time favorite covers ever 🖤
Hello all. The first time I heard this song I waited for the sound and music to change. It never did. Blew me away because I listened to this band a lot and didn't expect this!I remember the original and Disturbed did an AWESOME JOB on it. Keep listening 🎶
Paul Simon of Simon and Garfunkel who wrote it says it belongs to David now. High praise
I totally agree. In my heart and soul, he owns it! ♥
I had the privilege of hearing them live in Salt Lake and what urheard there is exactly how he sounds live absolutely awesome vocals
Wow… you doods really feel this and YAS, Star ⭐️ Spangled Banner!!!!
I love that this is the best cover of any song I've ever seen done, and it's not what people expect from a heavy metal band, so it brings out some wonderful reactions and appriciation from all sorts of people. 😁
Star Spangled Banner = The National Anthem.
I can tell you guys have an appreciation for David’s talent! Loved your reaction!
Absolutely incredible. He even sounds excellent when singing heavy music.
Glad you guys covered this Cover. I remember the original. (I am 64) but this man brought this song to life. Best cover I have ever ever heard❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I just stumbled on your channel because of this song. Great reaction fellas and good analysis as well. But I have to tell you, every time De spoke, all I could hear is The Ladies Man 🤣🤣. Anyone else ever mention that? Anyway, I’ve got to go check some of your other reactions now. #theladiesman #timmeadows
Great reaction to an even greater singer. 💥🤘🏽
Google it, over a billion have played this song by David and the Disturbed. It was originally written by Paul Simon and song by Simon and Garunkal in 1964, it was soft and gentle.
This song reaches your soul. Please listen to his live version on Conan. It is amazing!!! I literally get goosebumps when I hear this cover.
He is actually a heavy metal band leader.
That is still my favorite song(their cover) after years now. I Also have great memories of listening to it with my mom before she passed. She loved many types of music, including metal(Her children's counting 3 of us out of 5 all have the same fav band: Metallica. She loved them) ❤ your reaction!
Even Paul Simon, of Simon and Garfunkel, the original singers, said it was now his song
This is probably my favorite performer, David Daimain. I enjoyed your reactions.
You said you don’t know this band, haven’t heard this guys voice before… ❤ I respectfully direct your attention to your video with the Godmother of drumming….. she was drumming to Down With The Sickness by Disturbed. That’s the same band you’re listening to now…😊
A very intelligent analysis, but from the heart. Excellent. Paul Simon, who wrote this song in the early 1960s,said that this is his favorite cover for the song.
I love his voice. I firmly believe that his training as a cantor contributes to his range & breath control. I adore his voice but I know David’s voice from his own music. I was introduced to his voice when I was 15 through his song “Down With the Sickness” so when you said he’s got a pretty voice I straight cackled. Check out that song & you’ll see why. 😂 Y’all have an awesome day: loved the reaction.
You should check out the original, as well as Disturbed's original works, for contrast. Also, Disturbed teamed up with Anne Wilson (absolute queen of a vocalist for Heart) on a track recently called Don't Tell Me. Very Very Worthwhile collaboration to check out!
Excellent reaction my friends. I like how enthusiastic you guys are when experiencing good music. Rock on and peace out.
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He was classically trained and extremely talented even when he sing heavy
Although atypical from their usual sound it still shows the emotion that they put into everything. Definitely worth going through their catalog.🤘🔥🤘
Disturbed's version is so different for Simon & Garfunkel's. Disturbed sends goosebumps.
Simon and Garfunkel wrote and performed in 1965 . I was a child when it first came out and it’s been covered by hundreds of people over the years but this is one of the best .
This song, in this version, is an absolute emotional thunderclap.
Definitely listen to the live version of this song on the Conan O'Brian show.
He is my fav and I LOVE HIS CAPES HE WEARS THEM WELL!! Can’t wait to see him here in ATLANTA GA2023”
I love at the near end of the song, how both of the guys did not move, just watching Disturbed sing,
My fave song by my fave band! David is classically trained. He can hit any note! Mostly Disturbed is a heavy metal band. But they do a few songs along these lines. Saw them in concert a few months ago. If anyone is wondering, their newly released album is the bomb!!!
Even one of the original artist (Paul Simon of Simon & Garfunkel) after hearing David's version stated that the song belongs to him now.