BRITISH FAMILY REACTS! Disturbed "The Sound Of Silence" | CONAN
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- Aidan, Gaynor and Sophie react to Disturbed performing The Sound Of Silence on CONAN.
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There are plenty of covers of just about every song you can think of, but VERY FEW of the artists that have done covers have truly made the song they've covered their own. This man is one of the few!
Seen Disturbed 6x live. Mostly at music festivals. Many do not realize how amazing lead singer David Draiman's voice is. Him & Brent Smith from Shinedown had the 2 best voices I've heard live
His ability to go from growl to clean is amazing
Psychologists would have a field day observing and examining the body language of you three and a few utterances that were made. The left. Arms folded throughout, only one or two instances of emotions while watching but did feel open to saying that she felt good about the song and singer. Middle. Stayed stoic at first and then leaned in far and lowered his brow when the singer unleashed the raspy heavy lyrics. Right. looked calm and then looked at ease and then almost erotically excited with the deeper tones of the singer. All in all, I would say the singer and the musicians did their jobs well.
You are so right, strange reactions 🤷♂️
Disturbed is a heavy metal band. The piercings fit with their usual style of song. I think it does eith the way he does this song, too. Ooooh WA-AH-AH-AH!!!!
I love Mum's little smirk right before "And the people bowed and prayed". She knew what was coming ❤
Disturbed is a very heavy metal band that’s been around for a while now. We took our 16yr. Old Daughter to see them live in Memphis. My husband has always been a die hard country music fan but we were right in front. We were all blown away! It was so powerful, we are all tremendous fans! They are also very spiritual and that’s a big plus to me.♥️
wow a metal fan here and I'm glad you liked the experience. they are really nice men and musicians.
*fairly heavy, not "very" heavy.
The band was there. The man on the large drums behind him was the band's drummer, the piano player was the lead guitarist, the other guitarist was playing guitar. Then they had the orchestra surrounding them of course.
He had the flu when he preformed this live performance. He is reaches your soul.
I've watched his official music video, and I have to say, this live performance on Conan was far superior. My god, the way he holds the notes and croons only to end it with that growling delivery near the end. You can literally feel the visceral pulse of the beast coming through those final lines, only to end on the softest notes with the last line. It is mesmerizing and full of enthrallment. It's like he's weaving magic with each note instead of singing lyrics. And that drummer accompaniment to the very end is just the cherry on top.
Am falling in love with this channel , nan is like me explaining everything to peoples, god bless .
David Dramian was trained to be a Cantor when he was a child. He has an incredible vocal range as demonstrated by this song. Very intelligent and well read person. This Conan video and the original video release have been viewed over a billion times. After this performance, Paul Simon messaged him and told him he approved of this version.
Hiya just wanted to add Al Jolsen was also a cantor (I don't actually remember Jolsen - not quite that old😊)
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As someone who has lived with a debilitating stammer for many years, this song cuts so deep to people who struggle to communicate like myself.
One of the most beautiful songs of all time.
Love disturbed version! 🙌❤
This was a big surprise because Disturbed is a heavy metal band and this song wasn't really what people expected
Disturbed is a heavy metal band from Chicago, Illinois, USA formed around 1994 and singer David Draiman joined in 1996. David had actually been a cantor at his synagogue in the past...to end up in heavy metal was a jump for sure. Then for this heavy metal band to come out with this remake of Sound of Silence by Simon and Garfunkel...wow. The original meaning of the song (written during a time of a lot of unrest and change in 1960s USA) was about people being unable to effectively communicate with each other, especially on an emotional level and kind of a warning of the effect if it didn't change. Fast forward to now and the meaning is even more profound and true today, and this version by Disturbed is driving that point (the music video is really good....but the intense emotionality of David's voice in this live performance is so much more). People have said that Paul Simon's version was the warning, and this song was the anger because no one listened. When they did this live performance, David was very, very sick with flu, which is why he was sitting, too sick to stand. To be able to sing and perform like this while so sick is a testament to his incredible and beautiful baritone voice.
I listen to this song about 20 times a day ! I love this version and David as well !!!!
When you know the story behind the lyrics that Simone and Garfunkel wrote this version becomes even more chilling considering the times I which we live.
What's the story?
@@msdarby515“Hello darkness, my old friend…” Everybody knows the iconic Simon & Garfunkel song, but do you know the amazing story behind the first line of The Sounds of Silence?
It began 62 years ago, when Arthur “Art” Garfunkel, a Jewish kid from Queens, enrolled in Columbia University. During freshman orientation, Art met a student from Buffalo named Sandy Greenberg, and they immediately bonded over their shared passion for literature and music. Art and Sandy became roommates and best friends. With the idealism of youth, they promised to be there for each other no matter what.
Soon after starting college, Sandy was struck by tragedy. His vision became blurry and although doctors diagnosed it as temporary conjunctivitis, the problem grew worse. Finally after seeing a specialist, Sandy received the devastating news that severe glaucoma was destroying his optic nerves. The young man with such a bright future would soon be completely blind.
Sandy was devastated and fell into a deep depression. He gave up his dream of becoming a lawyer and moved back to Buffalo, where he worried about being a burden to his financially-struggling family. Consumed with shame and fear, Sandy cut off contact with his old friends, refusing to answer letters or return phone calls.
Then suddenly, to Sandy’s shock, his buddy Art showed up at the front door. He was not going to allow his best friend to give up on life, so he bought a ticket and flew up to Buffalo unannounced. Art convinced Sandy to give college another go, and promised that he would be right by his side to make sure he didn’t fall - literally or figuratively.
Art kept his promise, faithfully escorting Sandy around campus and effectively serving as his eyes. It was important to Art that even though Sandy had been plunged into a world of darkness, he should never feel alone. Art actually started calling himself “Darkness” to demonstrate his empathy with his friend. He’d say things like, “Darkness is going to read to you now.” Art organized his life around helping Sandy.
One day, Art was guiding Sandy through crowded Grand Central Station when he suddenly said he had to go and left his friend alone and petrified. Sandy stumbled, bumped into people, and fell, cutting a gash in his shin. After a couple of hellish hours, Sandy finally got on the right subway train. After exiting the station at 116th street, Sandy bumped into someone who quickly apologized - and Sandy immediately recognized Art’s voice! Turned out his trusty friend had followed him the whole way home, making sure he was safe and giving him the priceless gift of independence. Sandy later said, “That moment was the spark that caused me to live a completely different life, without fear, without doubt. For that I am tremendously grateful to my friend.”
Sandy graduated from Columbia and then earned graduate degrees at Harvard and Oxford. He married his high school sweetheart and became an extremely successful entrepreneur and philanthropist.
While at Oxford, Sandy got a call from Art. This time Art was the one who needed help. He’d formed a folk rock duo with his high school pal Paul Simon, and they desperately needed $400 to record their first album. Sandy and his wife Sue had literally $404 in their bank account, but without hesitation Sandy gave his old friend what he needed.
Art and Paul's first album was not a success, but one of the songs, The Sounds of Silence, became a #1 hit a year later. The opening line echoed the way Sandy always greeted Art. Simon & Garfunkel went on to become one of the most beloved musical acts in history.
The two Columbia graduates, each of whom has added so much to the world in his own way, are still best friends. Art Garfunkel said that when he became friends with Sandy, “my real life emerged. I became a better guy in my own eyes, and began to see who I was - somebody who gives to a friend.” Sandy describes himself as “the luckiest man in the world.”
Adapted from Sandy Greenberg’s memoir: “Hello Darkness, My Old Friend: How Daring Dreams and Unyielding Friendship Turned One Man’s Blindness into an Extraordinary Vision for Life."
Which we hopefully all still live in
Was sandy deaf and blind?
The original was a warning of what could happen. This one is an angry response because we didn't listen.
Disturbed is a heavy metal band. Though some other bands are a lot more popular.They decided to record this song and thought it would be cool to do it with an orchestra accompaniment. That was in 2015. It was originally written by Simon and Garfunkel in 1965. When interviewed about the song, they explained that the song is about people’s inability to communicate with each other in a meaningful way. Paul Simon would go into his bathroom to write his music because he likes the acoustics in there and would turn off the lights so he could focus. That was part of the inspiration for the opening line of the song “hello darkness, my old friend…” Always enjoy your videos. Greetings from Indiana
Whether it's a cover or an original, Disturbed has never made a bad song. David Draiman definitely has a unique voice.
Down With the Sickness was not good at all.
@@edittheworld-ct5yuYou're right. It was great.
I've known and lived this song pretty much all my life in its original Simon and Garfunkel form, Disturbed took it to another level, thanks for reviewing it
Simon and Garfunkle did folk-type music. Some of their songs were very lightly rock-ish, like Bridge Over Troubled Water, sorta, but Scarborough Fair is pure folk, frex. Disturbed is a *very* heavy rock band -- check out Down With the Sickness for something that's more their usual thing -- and their harder, rougher, and by the end angrier version of Sound of Silence is completely awesome. David is a classically trained vocalist, and his voice is amazing.
David Draiman was trained as a Jewish temple cantor (the person who calls everyone to the service) just like his father and grandfather.
So not "classically trained" in the modern sense (i.e opera), but still trained in an ancient and beautiful vocal artform.
I've said since the first time I heard this version, Paul's was the warning, David's is the rebuke.
@@oldbutnotdead1 I think and read from others that davids version is more Anger that we didnt listen to the warning
@@valkeery1216 That's what a rebuke is Valkerry. His anger that we didn't listen to Paul's warning. Google: "express sharp disapproval or criticism of (someone) because of their behavior or actions."
He Angie....lol you know nothing😅😅
Dude packs a whole day's worth of events into one song with that vocal range. Wake up, little stretch, move around a bit, get some work done, get a little crazy at night, come home, lay your head down on the pillow and go back to sleep.
Y'all look bored.... this is amazing... I cry and get chills every time
Some people are just crap at reacting yet still insist on making reaction videos. They only get views because people come here to listen to amazing songs.
I describe his voice as 'caramel for the ears' been a fan of theirs since day 1, best cover of any song, by any band ever, in my opinion,🤘🤘🤘
Totally agree many cover versions never come close to the original this in my opinion surpasses the original and will still be listened to in over 100 years time. 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
What a great voice. And great cover of this song
Since discovering David Draiman and this version, about a month ago, I have listened to it at least once a day. Love it!
Wow, lots of emotion there…Mom was so cool, she knew a great voice, the other two looked like they were bored to death. David has one of the most incredible voices I have ever heard, it’s a powerhouse song, I get goosebumps listening to it, and the range is amazing. Thank you Mom for appreciating talent, the other two could use a nap!
David Draiman...amazing range and control...a powerful yet soulful voice that can go from warm baritone to angelic tenor, from clear as a crystal to rasp/distortion/vocal fry and back on a dime, which is incredibly difficult to do . He is so unique as he actually puts vibrato on his distortion!....also VERY difficult to do...one of the best male vocalists on the planet imho. Loved your reaction.
I get to see Disturbed again in concert August 3rd 2023. They are truly amazing!
You should watch the original video version. It's incredibly beautiful. Even more than this Conan performance.
React to Disturbed-- 'Down with the sickness' if you really want to get a taste of what the band normally sounds like.
Terrible choice. Remember, Prayer, Hell even Liberate is a better choice.
He's classically trained and had the flu the night he did this. Disturbed is definitely a heavy metal band
Not knocking on David, he is an amazing professional vocalist, his notes are all perfect and if you listen carefully, you can sometimes detect autotune. I understand the you have to be truly an exceptional vocalist to constantly perform and not need autotune, but nowadays, I don't have much of a problen with it if they are just doing an appearance on a late night talk show. I applaud him for even showing up and not canceling with his condition.
@@odomisan David did not approve the auto-tune.
Reports say he was pissed
He was actually originally trained to be a jewish cantor
@@odomisan Nope, I hate auto-tune. Perform live, warts and all, that's what we come for. In fact, it goes for recordings as well.
@@odomisan David was pissed that autotune was used because he doesn't use autotune at all. He was sick and he actually ended up in the hospital the morning after this performance. The producers of the show decided to use autotune. He heard it while on stage and couldn't do anything right then but once he was off stage he let the producers know just how mad he was. David is a nice guy as long as you don't piss him off.
David Draiman's vocal range is absolutely insane and he never seems to strain it. As has been said, he was trained as a cantor in his younger days, but chose to take up the world of heavy metal rather than stay within the Jewish religion (despite his grandfathers disapproval).
I must say that I am very impressed with your family. Mom you are a great mom. Your kids respect you, listen to you and love you and each other. It is so important to have a nuclear family with a mom and dad. Plus you all lived in different countries than your home country, so that makes the family closer and very open to different cultures. I was raised in a military family and we traveled overseas. Great video reaction! ❤️👍
I saw them in concert for the first time in 2002 not long after their debut album, it's a train I never intend to get off of. The original singers have come out and said it's Disturbed song now.
Hey this is the third time I've heard reviews by this family. How do I remove myself from this list? How do they qualify to even critique or comment on music? It turned my brain into an ice cube and damn it now it's slowly melting... Crap!
Saw disturbed in concert here in st.louis in 2019 and they did it live. Amazing
Me too!
The hard intense rock growling singing part adds Resuppratation of current emotion from the character in th moments of the song
Given that the original is a classic I always felt bad that I disliked the original..can’t get enough of this version because of the power in his vocals💜
He had really bad flu when he sang this which made it even more incredible, and you can hear two bits of auto tune. David went mental when he got backstage because it was used without his consent
They had him sitting because they thought he wouldn’t be able to stand he was so ill.
This same line keeps getting repeated in every reaction video comment section. I have yet to find and interview or direct quote from David or the band that validates any of this. Do you know of any? Genuinely interested in finding it.
@@jamiemacdonald436 he doesn't look like he has terrible flu at all he would have crapped his pants and you'd see it on his face. There's nothing odd in his singing, like smelly cat. His voice is processed at least with echo and reverb but why a show would add auto tune seems like nonsense to me given all of the garbage that's aired over the decades
@@jamiemacdonald436 I was once abused for making the comment about his eyes looking as if he was feverish. The reply was that he was stoned. The explanation they gave was that this style of singing was unusual for him (true, he’s said in interviews that he was unsure about returning to this style of singing after many years of heavy rock/metal), and he was nervous about performing that style live, his voice exposed, nowhere to hide a mistake in front of millions of people (again something he has said.) He uses marijuana (he has said he doesn’t attempt to create without it). So that is a possibility and the other a myth that's grown up. Or an illness could be the truth.
NO...HE FELT GOOD. HE WAS JUST HIGH. DID A RUN 🏃♂️ LATER.
The best cover of any song ever, period.
Johnny Cash, Hurt... I don't necessarily disagree; but I'd say they are at a similar level in very different ways.
I love Disturbed down with the sickness would be a good one to do too or a Godsmack "scars" react. the sully erna vs shannon larkins drum battle would be cool too. ~Cheers
Love disturbed, David Draeman writes all their music and no matter how heavy it is the messages in the songs are brilliant. Simon and Garfunkel are legends, one track they made is called silent night/7 oclock news well worth a listen
this song was written about a very hard time on american history and how disconnected people had become. Disturbed decided to cover it because how the song it resonates today because how i disconnected humans have become because of cel phones.
Soooo many artists do remakes of these classic songs , thats probably how tou know some of them, i was a teenager in the 80s so i know the qorda to every song, brings back alot of memories 😊
He was so incredible in this song despite being sick as heck during it.
This is such an amazing cover of a great song. IMO, the sound here fits the lyrics better than the original. And David's voice is amazing. Disturbed is a hard rock/metal band. I'm sure you've all heard their song, "Down With The Sickness."
My mind sees it as Simon & Garfunkles version is a warning, of an impending disaster, this version is after the disaster, looking back on the warning we missed.
Simon and Garfunkle sang this as a warning of things to come, this is talking about the reality and results of our inattention to that warning. He trained as a cantor, so he has so much mastery over that wonderful voice.
He had a really heavy cold when he sang this live! Such is the quality of his voice. He was a cantor in his synagogue which is what he’s so controlled.
This song was my fav in the 60's by Simon ? Garf. They did it in the style of that time and this band has beautiully brought it to today. What a treat to still hear talent
“Voice like velvet”, have you heard Down with the Sickness😅. I love his voice and all of Disturbed’ work. Fabulous band. ❤
The videp adds so much, you owe it to yourselves to watch. Very disturbing, creepy but effective to convey the message.
I love listening to him sing. Lucky enough to hear him in person from the front row
Disturbed made a song called “into the fire” and it’s such a an amazing and deep song. The music video is so moving, I can’t help but tear up everytime.
Dealing with a hard flu and fever while doing this connan performance I strongly suggest you click onto the official video and view the video while seeing the close ups of his faces expressions while bringing his power to the surface ...you won't be ready folks
A voice like velvet, a velvet cheese grater. 😂😂
Thank you 😂 her description cracked me up!!
David Draiman is also a classically trained Jewish Cantor. He is also an Opera singer.
Disturbed is so versatile its just amazing! Now that you have heard this listen to Down with the sickness and then Hold on the memories. David's voice is powerful and on point at both ends of the spectrum!
Down with the sickness in the year 2000 put Disturbed on the map, great song. Been around a long time, 2006 they were up for billboards rock artist of the year but didnt win. Did win it in 2017 at iHeart Radio awards though. Nominated for 2 grammys also.
Love Disturbed! Saw them live at Pine Kob amphitheater Michigan!!!!
The heavier metal version is better in my opinion
I love both versions. They are different experiences, but both great. Reminds me of Johnny Cash's rendition of Nine Inch Nail's Hurt. Or Whitney Houston crushing her remake of Dolly Parton's I Will Always Love You.
I consider those songs to be respected tributes to the other artists. I dislike how many people talk about which one is 'better', because it's not about competition. It's about showing respect to the artist and expanding their voice because they stand behind the message.
Best version of all time! Crazy thing about it too is he was sick with the flu that night on Conan.
Another amazing cover of an amazing song is "Hurt". Covered by Johnny Cash towards the end of his life and the video is also very moving. The song was written by Trent Reznor from Nine Inch Nails. Also I understand Disturbed's lead singer had a stinking cold when he recorded this performance.
Every time I hear the Sound of Silence all I can think of Neil the hippie singing it in the bathtub on the TV show The Young Ones...A classic 😜
love Disturbed.. love the cover they did.....but LIVE amazing
I’m so happy to see mom totally pulled into this song!!
Incredible song.
🌺😍✨absolutely awesome😇✨🌺 i heard David D. and Orchester got 10 minutes standing ovation👏🏻👏🏽👏🏻👏🏽👏🏻👏🏽on Conan Show 🌺✨David and his voice✨ is touching the soul… what a blessing✨ by the way, he does not drink, does not smoke and is taking rest after performance, in the week he is 5x in the gym🧘🏼🏋️♀️ and he is helping other people with issues❤️🩹
🍀may there be love💞 peace🕊️ and harmony🍀Lots of love from heart to heart✨💖💞💖✨
He's covering Simon & Garfunkel's original, which I grew up on in the 70s. David Draiman, although a heavy metal singer, has a background as a trained opera singer, thus his gifted vocals.
As you can see he has been musician for quite long time, I have long list of similar bands that are under the same type of genre of music which despite their band name, they can be found under categories of rock and/or christian rock.
I seen & met Disturbed @ the West Palm Beach, FL 2006 OZZFEST. Packed Stadium & him & his mates were much more chill then those with Manson.
I’ve never heard this song, I loved it and your reaction! It’s very powerful and I downloaded it and listened over and over on my way home.
On another note, I LOVED y’all’s reaction to Best of South Park part one…”I’m just a little girl, a dainty little thing, and I know you all want to be, a little white girl like me.”
I’ve never seen Sophie laugh so hard! At first she tries her best to keep it inside right from the start, and then you all hysterically laugh when the cops get the male judges for doing their ‘business’ under the table. Aiden with his grin, looking to the side in an almost this is some crazy shit and Gaynor right along with them! I was crying laughing with y’all!
Aiden, I agree. Jesus Christ!
Y’all are the best, part of my daily routine watching new episodes or catching up on one’s I haven’t seen.
From Houston to Manchester…sending my best wishes to you all!!!
Thanks Ross! 👍🏻 glad you’re enjoying the journey
never heard this song before ? or did you mean disturbeds cover ?
if yes to never heard the song at all, i have 1 questions for you !
1) did you grow up at a place without radio and tv and at the same time were born under a rock ?
@@jalliboy, I’ve never heard this version. Are you a TH-cam troll or is it just characteristic flaws you possess? Thanks for the response. Enjoy your evening! 🎉😊
@@jrbaytown we all have flaws, an a troll i am not. I know that there are people who has never ever heard the original even tho they live in area where tings like knowing that song is common!
I love this song. At least once if every day I listen to it as I walk through the woods.
DISTURBED is a Heavy Metal Band, but they do AWESOME Covers, of great song. Just like this song. "Down with the Sickness" is a popular song by them, and that, is their "Norm". Great Post.
This song always makes me tear up because it reminds me of my father's singing voice and it's almost like I can hear him. It's even a song he would sing.
awe, that’s a wonderful beautiful memory. Thx for sharing.
RIP to your father
❤
much love from Ontario Canada
@@Trish150655
Ah...my Dad isn't dead he's just someone I have seen in years.
Simon & Garfinkel wrote this in 1964 as a warning for people not to stop talking or listening. David rages at the fact Noone heeded is warning.
Great live vocals. I prefer the Simon and Garfunkel for this song but I listened to alot of disturbed harder music growing up
She isn't a Disturbed fan if she think's Draiman's voice is like velvet LOL. That tells me that this is literally the only Disturbed song she has ever heard!
uh WAH AHH AHH AAH
Saw them in concert last week and they were awesome!!!
Disturbed had the flu when this lead singer sang this on this show and still sounded this awesome.
Dave Draiman said that this was the only song of his his parents would listen to!! LOL!!
Gonna see them in July 2023🤘🤘🤘🤘my taking my grandson I've done seen them 3 time this amzing live
Disturbed is the band, David is brilliant. He was ill that night, quite ill but he wasn't going to step down.
His brother is married to my daughter. I simply love those two men. They are as sweet as sweet can be. Bless them, I absolutely adore David and his brother, who is my beloved son-in-law. Thank you for the kind words.
They are a rock band. There debut album was in 2000. You should listen to more of there stuff. They are great
The band of Disturbed is from Chicago, Illinois. David was a business man before the band formed.
Original was done in 1964, if I remember right. Velvet? Maybe... but there's 40 grit sandpaper in there too!
Disturbed crushed this song! Knocked it out of the park!
His voice is ridiculous. I've seen them live
Thanks! I keep coming back to this video. Love his voice and y’all’s reaction…so deeply into his voice the first time, like I was when I heard it a few weeks ago after y’all posted it. 😊
It was so interesting to hear from other guys posts on here that he had the flu while singing this on Conan. I can tell a difference in his voice from the one I got on my iPhone. He sounds even better on this video. If that’s not talent, I don’t know what the hell is?!
They are a great band to see live.
This is what I imagine when I heard Sophie and Aidan didn't know who Disturbed was but Gaynor did.
Sophie sitting in a chair with classical music playing while she reads a book, cup of tea or coffee nearby and a cat sitting on the top of the chair or her lap. Aidan walking down the sidewalk with earbuds in with his hood up probably listening to rap while people avoid him cause he looks like trouble. Daz listening to popular pop and rap songs from the radio in his car while shouting out a few choice words to bicyclists. Then there's Gaynor, rocking out to rock music, bangin her head. What a world.
😂😂 about right
Be sure and watch the original 2015 black and white video. Really drives the meaning of the words. Paul Simon looks bed Disturbed’s version. Told them the song now belongs to them.
Indestructible by Disturbed is my favorite song by them, it is worth a reaction.
love that song
I always thought that would b a great song to come out to n mma
im late on the ball, but damn i love this mother. David is a fucking genius and she appreciate it like everyone should.She sits there smiling for like 4 minutes knowing what will come
Disturbed - band - is amazing!! Simon and Garfunkel wrote and sang the original
When people don't get it they just don't get. You can't convince people that what they hear is good
Paul Simon wrote the original back in 60's n Paul heard him sing his song n told him after hearing him sing," You have now made this song yours n loved his version. I met Simon n Garfunkel when the song came out. David changed a few lyrics but still has the same meaning. React to Simon's version. David is a real good man doesn't drink, eats healthy n doesn't smoke. He never goes out late n no partie He does suffer with depression as he stays alone alot working on his singing. He has a little boy who he wants to grow up n make his dreams come true.
The lead singer had a cold this night and wasn't feeling perfect but he sure sounded perfect to me.
Totally AWESOME, AND this band is more heavy rock band
So funny because my mother introduced me to this song but I've been a big fan of Disturbed and they're hard rock versions of music but my mother called me and said you had to hear this... One of my favorite songs absolutely without a doubt. I love how the mom is introducing the kids to disturb❤❤❤
This performance had Disturbed plus 15 other musicians to make the orchestra. This has been viewed over 100 million times. I suggest you watch the studio version which has an excellent video but is not as large of an orchestra.
You might be interested in their "Hold on to Memories".