Music : Indestructible

Rating: - Great Album
I own a number of Disturbed albums and in my opinion this is up there with the best of them. A superb album with a number of outstanding songs - Inside The Fire, Deceiver, The Night and Criminal to name a few. Highly recommended!

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Rating: - first disturbed album
Before this cd i hadn't listened to any of Disturbed's music, but on amazon's recommedations it said that i might like this album. I have to admit that after listening to it fully that some of the songs can song a bit alike but overall i found it a good album. The first 5-6 tracks are the better ones though in my opinion.

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Rating: - The rating says it all-now go buy!
I love this band, and to me this is the best so far. Disturbed have never dissapointed, David Draiman has a very original vocal presence and it goes hand in hand with the excellent talent found in this band. It's just great, no words can describe how great this album is, just go and buy it, it's great!

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Rating: - Vulnerable
Every band (well nearly every band) has something unique that sets them apart from all the others like some kind of musical DNA - and that is vocals. Guitars, drums, bass, keyboards, etc; most bands have them and what they don't have can be replicated in some way. But vocalists, each one is unique and none more so than Disturbed. David Draiman's voice is so unique, constant and overpowering on Indestructible that its all I can hear. Each bloated song blurs into the next with its formula 'staccato verse/legato chorus'; the vocals mixed so high up that it totally overshadows whatever melody or hook may be buried underneath. You can only take so much for so long and sadly I have stopped digging to find it, having sadly thrown topsoil on Ten Thousand Fists and The Sickness as well.

I used to like Disturbed ... well I thought I did.

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Rating: - Starts well, goes downhill from there.
The first two or three tracks are great - the album opens with some dark sounds of war and then launches straight into an amazing and powerful musical onslaught. After that however, the tracks rapidly become rather wishy-washy and samey - I struggled to listen to the album all the way through. By the time I reached the last two tracks I had lost interest completely.