Disturbed covers Simon and Garfunkle....

Ostatedchi

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F'ing incredible. Made me mournful and pumped at the same time. Just shows how bad *** that song is.

For some reason it made me think of the Paris theater concert. Kind of captured how I feel about that. Defiant yet weeping.
 

ThorOdinson13

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Freaking NAILED IT!!!

And that is coming from someone who can't stand listening to Disturbed. They need to slow it down more often. He has an awesome voice.
 
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Cordellhall83

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I'll give him credit for actually singing. Today, if you can growl/yell you are in. This guy actually sung part of the song...with of course the growl/yelling thing that people today seems to like.
 

MegaPoke

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I'll give him credit for actually singing. Today, if you can growl/yell you are in. This guy actually sung part of the song...with of course the growl/yelling thing that people today seems to like.

I think it's the way the song builds, along with his impressive display of vocal dynamics and control which build from tender to powerful that people find interesting. It follows a certain climactic path like Stairway to heaven or Freebird.

I'm not a Disturbed fan really. Just found the dichotomy within this cover to be s really interesting arrangement.
 
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Colorado_Poke

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David Draiman has displayed a wide vocal range on quite a few of their songs. I think Disturbed has done a cover of an "oldie" on several of their albums. Another good cover they did is ISHFWILF, originally by U2.