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Asylum [Explicit Lyrics]

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Since their 2000 breakout debut The Sickness, front man David Draiman, guitarist Dan Donegan, drummer Mike Wengren and bassist John Moyer have been infecting heavy metal with hit singles like "Stupify" and "Down with the Sickness." Their previous three albums—Believe (2002), Ten Thousand Fists (2005) and Indestructible (2008)—each debuted at Number One on Billboard's Top 200, making Disturbed one… Read more in Amazon's Disturbed Store

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  • Audio CD (August 31, 2010)
  • Original Release Date: 2010
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Format: Explicit Lyrics
  • Label: Reprise
  • ASIN: B003TUGUHU
  • Also Available in: Audio CD  |  Vinyl  |  MP3 Download
  • Average Customer Review: 3.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (116 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,803 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

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Disturbed began building 'Asylum' as soon as they got off the road in the summer of 2009. Officially entering Groovemaster Studios in February 2010, the band set about self-producing the album, as they did with 'Indestructible.' Draiman declares, 'This record shows a certain degree of maturation and enhanced complexity. 'Asylum' is still identifiably Disturbed, but the evolution is clear. It preserves the elements of what we do but at a more advanced level.'
Each CD includes a card to access exclusive download or stream of the documentary 'Decade of Disturbed' that recalls ten years of history in the most candid of ways. It takes you through years of countless tours, dedication and sacrifice stripping away all the gloss and letting the real story be told... the documentary is about the fans and their brotherhood that has been formed with the band.

Also Available as a Limited Edition CD+DVD:
-Expanded packaging in digi-pak with 16-page booklet
-CD: Standard album track listing plus 2 bonus live tracks 'Down With The Sickness' & 'Stricken'
-DVD: 'Decade Of Disturbed' (documentary) and Disturbed 'Dissected' (band showing/teaching fans to play tracks):
-Dan - Intro to the Asylum, Asylum, Another Way To Die, The Animal
-Dan/John - Stricken, Indestructible, Inside The Fire, The Night, Haunted

 

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31 of 35 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Solid Effort, Though Not Revolutionary, August 31, 2010
This review is from: Asylum (Audio CD)
Asylum is every bit as much a Disturbed album as 2008's Indestructible. Disturbed pound through every bit of ASYLUM providing an enjoyable, though not revolutionary effort. The album is cliché metal with strong, anthemic choruses that often namecheck the title of the song for the fan's cohesion sake. The beginning of the album lays better than the end, but that is typical of so many efforts today. I believe part of that is that Disturbed's best, most cutting edge material appears at the forefront. Don't get me wrong, there is nothing here that is bad by any means, but after a while, the album grows a bit "same-y" if you catch my drift.

The album opens up strongly with "Remnants," an instrumental cut that builds in intensity and instrumentation. The grand guitar work here foreshadows what is to be a sick display of guitar solos and unabashedly strong guitar riffs. Title cut "Asylum" follows, proving to be the `cream of the crop' cut of the album opening with a fine bass-driven groove. Often times title cuts disappoint, but "Asylum," much like "Indestructible" from Indestructible proves to be a key listen. The refrain for "Asylum" is well crafted as far as songwriting appeal and the guitar work is jagged and desirable, archetypical of metal. While "Asylum" is by no means the second coming, it is a solid cut and one of the best from this album of the same name.

"The Infection" is equally as alluring as "Asylum" if no moreso. Here frontman David Draiman's vocals are slightly more present and balanced within the production, adding additional clarity to his vocals. A nice production touch here is a second layer of vocals towards the end of the track which further solidifies "The Infection's" star power on Asylum. Cuts "Warrior" and "Another Way To Die" are both equally clever, though not revolutionary, though they fall a shade lower in my opinion in comparison to stronger cuts "Asylum" and "The Infection." "Warrior" like preceding cuts contains strong guitar riffs and a catchy refrain while "Another Way To Die" benefits from a slow introduction followed by the typical driving tempi that characterize Disturbed as a band.

"Never Again" doesn't quite live up to the best of ASYLUM, but it was another standout cut in my mind. Here, slight musical changes (changing meters occasionally) and a solid refrain differentiate this track slightly from others. "The Animal" is not as solid in my mind, but with some key changes in production (an introduction created with synthesizers, a couple of `blue' notes within the guitar, etc.), it is enjoyable despite being flawed. "Crucified" wasn't a favorite either, with a slightly weaker chorus in my mind than other cuts, but the cut ends strong and is by no means bad. "Serpentine" and "My Child" are good, if `Grade B' cuts in my opinion while penultimate cut "Sacrifice," like "Crucified" is merely average. Closing cut "Innocence" restores some of the former greatness of ASYLUM, but doesn't make this `good' album a `great' one.

Overall, Disturbed fans will be pleased with this effort I'm sure. The pounding drums and jagged guitar riffs are much appreciated by all listeners and some of the nuances of this album show some great musicianship on the part of Disturbed. With that said, while the front end of this effort is very strong, the end falls flatter in my eyes and I don't believe that portion of the album would woo new fans by any means. I have no doubt ASYLUM will perform solidly on the Billboard 200 Albums Chart, despite any of its critical flaws. 3 1/2 stars; Solid, though not revolutionary.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Best Album since The Sickness, September 2, 2010
This review is from: Asylum (Audio CD)
This album is definitly the best album since The Sickness. All the other albums were good, but this is by far 2nd in my Disturbed favorites, of course nothing will knock The Sickness out of the number one spot in my mind. Asylum is probably the hardest rocking album they have put out. Insane rifs, drums, and good mixing of vocals by David. Overall 5/5 in my opinion
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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Simply Epic, September 11, 2010
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This is probably Disturbed's best work (I still haven't decided between this and "Indestructible.") Every song on this album is classic Disturbed, just more matured. A lot of the songs are actually very different for them, yet they keep their same sound. Disturbed is one of the only bands that I know of that have only bettered their sound, not completely changed it. That is a sign of true talent. This album experiments, it pulls their signature sound, and it's incredible! This band has always done amazing work. They've been my all-time favorite band since "The Sickness." On this cd, John Moyer, the bassist, has his moments to shine, which is something we haven't heard much of in the past. Dan's guitar layerings are fantastic, along with his solos. Mike's drumming is phenomenal. He's really pushing the envelope with his chops. David's vocals and lyrics are emotional, angry, and best of all, outstanding. I don't think he's ever sounded better. On every song you feel his emotions whether they're anger, hurt, or "animalistic." I really like how almost every hard rock album (Stone Sour, A7X, Disturbed) this year, are all progressions of the bands, and show real emotion, stay true to the band, and they all take you on a journey, Asylum especially.
1./2. - Remnants/Asylum 5/5 - This is a great start to the album. A very different approach, with an instrumental beginning, building into the "Breaking down of the doors, of the 'Asylum.'" The main riff kicks off, leading in to an old-school Disturbed song. The lyrics are perfectly written for this song.
3. The Infection 5/5 - A very different song. It's got different guitar and vocal work. Very melodic, and very fanstastic. It also has one of my favoirite guitar solos on the album.
4. Warrior 4/5 - A straight forward and solid "fight song." The guitar is very punchy, and David gets nice and angry.
5. Another Way to Die 5/5 - Again, a different approach to a song. It starts off slowly moving, so you're not sure where the song will lead, then it kicks in and pulls off some killer riffs and vocal work. I love the vocal harmonies. Though I'm not completely on board with the whole "global warming" issue, it's still very well written, and it makes you think.
6. Never Again 4/5 - The lyrics for this song are outstanding. He wrote perfectly about the haulocaust, and how close the subjet is to him. The only con, is that the music itself is a little repetitive.
7. The Animal 5/5 - This song is very dark, and menacing. It instantly makes you picture a werewolf, even before that subject matter is made obvious. The rhythm is very very catchy.
8. Crucified 5/5 - This song is truly beautiful. You can hear and feel David's emotion very vividly. The chorus is what sets this song apart from others. It's just perfect. The harmonies fit perfectly, and the notes send shivers down your spine everytime. David's vocal range is amazing in this song. Though it's about a girl, it doesn't come off as a sappy love song, as NONE of Disturbed's other relationship songs have. Truly an epic sounding song.
9. Serpentine 5/5 - Another song where they tried something new and succeeded. The intro has fantastically layered guitar work, and the chorus is very well harmonized. I love how the lyrics match the songs melody to a "T."
10. My Child 5/5 - This song is very emotional. You can hear the pain in his voice during the chorus. That is a lot of talent there, to convey your exact emotions wihout over or under-doing it. Great song.
11. Sacrifice 5/5 - This song starts with a "Pantera-style" riff, then bursts into instantly recognizable Disturbed. Another great display of vocals, and the chorus to me, is just fun. The harmonies are outstanding.
12. Innocence 5/5 - A very true, and correct song. He's singing about how flawed our justice system is. It's a very furious song, and it gets yur heart going. The breakdown is menacing, dark, and almost creepy. Amazing end to an epic album.
13??? - But wait...yes, Disturbed covered U2's "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For." 5/5 - Not the song itself, but Disturbed's take on it. It's vey well done and David shows his vocals can go anywhere. Great cover song.
The live tracks are live tracks. Their great recordings, but no sense in rating the already very well rated songs.
The DVD: Also amazing. It's a perfect chronicalization of Disturbed's history, and a great gift to the fans. It flows seemlessly, and the Intro sequence is done superbly. I looks like an intro to a actuall epic movie. Very worth it.

Overall, the album is amazing. Full of signature Disturbed, and full of some surprises. Not a single filler, but then again, they've never had fillers. It's definitely their darkest, and even David's vocals have a dark and haunting tone through most of the record. It really bothers me when people say all of their songs sound the same. They have the same sound and style, but they evolve and keep it fresh each time. They just get better and better. But those people don't take the time to actually listen. And the jokes about "Down With The Sickness?" That was 10 years ago. Try giving them a real shot. That song is one of the most influencial and original songs of the past decade, anyway. This album is proof that they are the greatest Hard Rock band ever, and debuting at No.1 for the fourth straight time shows that they're still very relevant and amazing. They improve and mature their sound everytime and thier live show is unbelievable. This album feels like an asylum, because of the emotion the music evokes, the haven that Disturbed is through their music, and how insane it sounds at some points. Very well done. This album is a perfect showing of maturity, talent, and commitment to true hard rock and metal. Disturbed is by far the best. This album is definitely the best of the year for anything music related. Disturbed rules!
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