It's amazing to see how four people can change so many lives =) it's awesome- If I can ever write music for my band I would pray that I could help just a few people- it's awesome.
I have never been to their concerts, but I have listened to their music. I love their songs, and the way David sings them brings me at peace. His song Haunted always calms me down, even though it should make me cry. That song was the first one I heard from them after my ex broke up with me, and then found someone a few days later. His song gave me the strength to forget her. I would have probably said the same thing to him about how much my life has changed because of that song and his great music.
Thank you, I even went to the show back on August 3rd last year and went in her memory and well, my birthday is on August 24th and I went VIP for her and I, awesome freaking show.
I have listened to Disturbed from the year they came out with The Sickness and Stupify. My (now deceased) mother loved them from the day I had her listen to the album and we both made them our personal "religion". I am NOT religious and I am not for it either but, when I get angry, depressed, fustrated or whatever, I listen to those guys and they helped me thru my struggles. For every person that disses them, I pop them across the head and tell them to watch their mouths. Now, here I am playing in a band and we play some of their material and I play my own riffs and I make sure I play The Sickness in mother's memory. I promised her before she passed that I would learn that song and now I play that and get emotional. I also play Stupify to piss my Ex's off.....cause they know I am right.
That's awesome =) I was terrified to talk to a higher power because my mother always threw the bible in my face trying to prove that there was something horribly wrong with me. If I hadn't heard the statement about religion being between you and god I would have swallowed the bottle of painkillers I had instead of throwing them down the garbage disposal. As a person I feel like Disturbed post sickness is very empowering. It's fantastic.
He is an inspiration to us all. My experience wasn't as sever as yours, but it gave me the courage to refuse the ideals being shoved down my throat. For once, I gained the power to say "No." Thanks to Disturbed.
It's not that I'm not an total fan I'm just not an extremely out there fan of anything- Except when my brother was in the Asylum, that was the t-shirt, hat and stickers on your ass sort of occasion... but they broke up because of their faggot drummer Dan, ugh!
It's not that I'm obsessive it's that my friend was bugging the hell out of me 50 times a day for two months asking me what I would do if I met him. It was pretty funny, I read it to my friend and she cried- I then responded "not at all what you were expecting." To my elation the question is no longer asked.
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It's amazing to see how four people can change so many lives =) it's awesome- If I can ever write music for my band I would pray that I could help just a few people- it's awesome.
Finally I Am Not The Only One
I have never been to their concerts, but I have listened to their music. I love their songs, and the way David sings them brings me at peace. His song Haunted always calms me down, even though it should make me cry. That song was the first one I heard from them after my ex broke up with me, and then found someone a few days later. His song gave me the strength to forget her. I would have probably said the same thing to him about how much my life has changed because of that song and his great music.
Thank you, I even went to the
Thank you, I even went to the show back on August 3rd last year and went in her memory and well, my birthday is on August 24th and I went VIP for her and I, awesome freaking show.
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That's so sweet. I'm sorry for your loss.
I have listened to Disturbed
I have listened to Disturbed from the year they came out with The Sickness and Stupify. My (now deceased) mother loved them from the day I had her listen to the album and we both made them our personal "religion". I am NOT religious and I am not for it either but, when I get angry, depressed, fustrated or whatever, I listen to those guys and they helped me thru my struggles. For every person that disses them, I pop them across the head and tell them to watch their mouths. Now, here I am playing in a band and we play some of their material and I play my own riffs and I make sure I play The Sickness in mother's memory. I promised her before she passed that I would learn that song and now I play that and get emotional. I also play Stupify to piss my Ex's off.....cause they know I am right.
That's awesome =) I was
That's awesome =) I was terrified to talk to a higher power because my mother always threw the bible in my face trying to prove that there was something horribly wrong with me. If I hadn't heard the statement about religion being between you and god I would have swallowed the bottle of painkillers I had instead of throwing them down the garbage disposal. As a person I feel like Disturbed post sickness is very empowering. It's fantastic.
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He is an inspiration to us all. My experience wasn't as sever as yours, but it gave me the courage to refuse the ideals being shoved down my throat. For once, I gained the power to say "No." Thanks to Disturbed.
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It's not that I'm not an total fan I'm just not an extremely out there fan of anything- Except when my brother was in the Asylum, that was the t-shirt, hat and stickers on your ass sort of occasion... but they broke up because of their faggot drummer Dan, ugh!
Ha, well...
It's not that I'm obsessive it's that my friend was bugging the hell out of me 50 times a day for two months asking me what I would do if I met him. It was pretty funny, I read it to my friend and she cried- I then responded "not at all what you were expecting." To my elation the question is no longer asked.
Oh good! I'm not the only one
Oh good! I'm not the only one who thinks about this obsessively :) Now you just have to remember all that and you'll be good \m/