
Disturbed
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Fans of heavy metal will definitely know of a band called 'Disturbed' hailing from Chicago, Illinois. What fans may not know however,, is that 'Disturbed' was originally called 'Brawl', and had a different vocalist singer; Erich Awalt. but still had Dan Donegan, Mike Wengren, and Steve "Fuzz" Kmak. Soon though after releasing a small demo tape, Erich Awalt left the band leaving the other members wither a vocalist, so they posted a ad in a popular magazine called the 'Illinois Entertainer'; and a man named David Draiman answered their ad, now that they had a singer and the other band members were very impressed with their new singer. David Draiman officially joined the band in 1996 and thereafter the band was renamed to 'Disturbed'. With their new singer in tow, 'Disturbed set out to record a two three-track demo tape cassettes that had the songs, "The Game", "Down with the Sickness", and "Meaning of Life", on the first cassette tape and "Want," "Stupify," and "Droppin' Plates" on their second tape. 'Disturbed' was eventually signed with Giant Records and in the year 2000 they released their first full length album called "The Sickness', having sold over four million copies. They have gone on to release five more albums since then.
Cast
- 2021Welcome to Rockville
- 2019Disturbed: Live at Red Rocks VRSelf
- 2016Carolina RebellionThemselves
- 2012Disturbed - Live 2006 - Down with SicknessThemselves
- 2012Disturbed: Music As A Weapon II Tour 2003Self
- 2011Disturbed - Rock Am Ring 2008Themselves
- 2011HellfestThemselves
- 2010Decade of DisturbedThemselves
- 2010ConanThemselves - Musical Guest
- 2009Disturbed - Sickness Live USA 2003Themselves
- 2008Spike Guys ChoiceThemselves
- 2008Operation MySpaceThemselves
- 2007Guys ChoiceThemselves
- 2005The X FactorThemselves - Performers
- 2005SBC Blue RoomPerformer
- 20032003 Much Music Video Music AwardsThemselves
- 2003Jimmy Kimmel Live!Themselves - Musical Guest
- 2002Disturbed: M.O.L.Themselves
- 1998WWF Sunday Night HeatThemselves
- 1997ReverbThemselves - Performers
- 1994Le cimetière des CDThemselves