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Disturbed Releases Cover For Simon and Garfunkel’s “The Sound of Silence” … and It’s Absolutely Epic!


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Disturbed has released a music video for the band’s cover of Simon and Garfunkel’s all time classic “The Sound of Silence” and the video promises to attract even more attention to Disturbed‘s first new album since 2011, “Immortalized” which was released on August 21st.

“When I cut the vocal, I had just finished tracking another song, and it was the end of my work day. I was exhausted, and I wasn’t expecting to have to sing anymore.” stated lead singer David Draiman.

Continuing, he said. “…  so I took a nice hit off a big fat bowl. Then (producer) Kevin (Churko) played me the arrangement and he said, ‘You wanna try singing to it?’ And I was, like, ‘I just got high! I’m stoned off my ass!’ But I wound up getting back in the vocal booth for two hours, maybe more. Just vibing and going on feel.”

Disturbed landed its fifth No. 1 album on The Billboard 200 chart with “Immortalized.” As the new release opened with 98,000 equivalent album units earned in the week ending August 27, according to Nielsen Music. Of that figure, 93,000 were pure album sales.

The Billboard 200 chart ranks the most popular albums of the week based on multi-metric consumption, which includes traditional album sales, track equivalent albums (TEA) and streaming equivalent albums (SEA).

Disturbed is only the third group to score five consecutive No. 1-debuting studio albums. They join Metallica (five No. 1-debuting studio sets between 1991-2008) and Dave Matthews Band (six; 1998-2012).

“Immortalized” is Disturbed‘s first studio set since 2010’s “Asylum”, which opened atop The Billboard 200 with 179,000 copies sold in its first week, according to Nielsen Music. The act previously led the list with “Indestructible” (released in 2008), “Ten Thousand Fists” (2005) and “Believe” (2002).

The only Disturbed album to miss the top position was the band’s debut, “The Sickness”, which peaked at No. 29 in 2000. They’ve been on one helluva roll ever since. Of course this means we’re HustleTweeting about Disturbed, and you’re more than welcome to join the conversation by following the Hustle on Twitter HERE or write to us directly at hustleoncrave@gmail.com Hey, have you checked out the Hustle’s Ultra High Quality YouTube Channel, with exclusive videos featuring the #HUSTLEBOOTYTEMPTATS SUPERMODEL OF THE YEAROUR WORLD EXCLUSIVE WITH MIKE TYSONBROCK LESNAR’S “HERE COMES THE PAIN”ICE-T AND COCO’s SEX SECRETSMMA BAD BOY NICK DIAZ … the list goes on and on, so if you’re not subscribing, you’re missing something … and by the ways cheapos, it’s FREE! Yes, absolutely 100 percent FREE! What are you waiting for? Check it out HERE!

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CHECK OUT DISTURBED’s COVER OF “THE SOUND OF SILENCE”

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WE HERE AT THE HEYMAN HUSTLE HAVE ENSLAVED HIGHLY TRAINED
MONKEYS TO IGNORE THE FACT THEY ARE OVERWORKED AND UNDERPAID,
ALL IN THE NAME OF SCOURING THE WORLD WIDE WEB TO FIND THE FIFTEEN
MOST PROVOCATIVE STORIES ON THE INTERNET. ALL FOR YOU. NO ONE ELSE
BUT YOU. JUST YOU. AND ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS PICK WHICH PIC TO CLICK!


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