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Indestructible-Special Edition

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Disturbed has done it again in their most Angry, Violent, Sinister and Darkest album yet. With the talents of David, Dan, John and Mike you already know that it'll be amazing. But in Indestructible they have pulled out all the stops and revived the elements of their Best selling Triple Plattinum album "The Sickness." As well as the calmer style that was featured in their second album "Believe." In this album David tends to sing about things related to his past. Such as the song "Inside the Fire," where he sings about an incident of suicide. In "The Night," he sings about giving in to the darkness. And in "Indestructible," he sings about war. Mabye some people would be a little sceptical about this but I certainly recomend the album. One things for sure, with the release of their fourth album Disturbed truly is "Indestructible."

Indestructible says it all about Disturbed, they are Indestructible. Disturbed went all out on Content of their songs from Insanity, Death and Suicide on their lead Single, "Inside the Fire". Disturbed is starting to push new boundaries songwriting wise and with their sound. Their one of the bands that have successfully distance themself from the label, "Nu-Metal".

This band goes from strength to strength. From the raw and energetic early works of Believe and Sickness the new album Indestructible delivers a very polished and powerful (and slightly darker)sound. The distinctive drumming of Mike Wengren is as prominent as ever and David Draiman's Vocals still command centre stage. The title track gives an explosive entry into the album and it never lets up from there. I'll be the first to admit no one song really stands out, but that is more from the album being such a complete compilation than any one song being better than the other. Worth every cent.... looking forward to seeing them live again (for the 2nd time) down under in a couple of months. Buy it!

This may be the best Disturbed CD so far. The lyrics are better than their other albums, and the instruments are all top-notch. What I LOVE about this CD is that Dan tears it up on the guitar with some solos. I love guitar solos, and Disturbed provides them with this one. From top to bottom, every song is good. I don't skip a track, and I've listened to the entire album at least once a day since the day it was released. You won't be disappointed in this album if you're a fan of metal music.

The extra DVD that comes with the special edition CD is cool. We are shown how the album was put together, it's nice to see how it developed over time. Also, Dan shows us how to play the solo from "Inside the Fire." I'm a beginner guitar player, so his lesson was beyond me. Still, it's cool that he's willing to share that with others.

Overall, "Indestructible" is a great CD. Buy it.

Very pleased to be a disturbed fan, and glad they do a different theme for each cd. WE ARE DISTURBED!! YOU ARE DISTURBED!!

Originally, I bought this for my bf, but I like it just as much as he does. He's more into the metal thing, yet this really impressed me. Songs like the title track and "The Night" are just amazing. "Haunted" and "Enough" speak to us on another level, giving us that deepness that Disturbed does so well.

I've been a Disturbed Fan since I saw them in concert back in 2000 on the Ozzfest second stage. Their previous three CD's with The Sickness, Believe, and 10,000 Fists, where all amazing, and I've since seen them two other times. With the release of Indestructible it was hard to believe they could come up with a better album, they have definitely pulled through. They brought back a bit of the electronics in this one, and as well as giving Dan more room to move with more guitar solo's, the drums are awesome, David's vocals are incredible with how much emotion and showing the same intensity that was there in The Sickness. If you are any bit of a metal head, you'll love this album.

this a awesome record from one of the best rock bands out their totally recomend this album for any disturbed fan or rock fan in general.

I had high hopes for this album. When 10,000 Fists came out I was fortunate enough to catch Disturbed in concert. I thought they had their edge back after putting out "Believe" in what I feel was a 180 from "Sickness" Unfortunately, saying I wasted my money on this album would be an understatement. I listened and listened to every souless track realizing none of them, sans "Into the Fire" would grow on me as the new Seether release did. This is why so many people download mp3's. No one wants to pay $10+ on one single song, and that's if you are lucky to get the one. Disturbed has great music, but the edge much needed from David is sourly missing. I will be extremely reluctant to purchase any future releases from Disturbed.

Well, i cant make an opinion of this product because the cd don't arrive yet.