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Sushi: Hope this song is uplifting...
Disturbed: Hello darkness my old friend...
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Sushi is the best
And he is classical trained as an opera singer. But he rebelled and did metal rock.
Something I heard:
Simon and Garfunkel's version was a warning
Disturbed's version is the rage because the warning was not heeded.
Perfect analogy.
I only really grasped the song's deep meaning once Disturbed performed it.
Very true!
Brian Murphy because it was basically them screaming in rage at you
That sounds like something Tom Morello would say. Because of the sheer accuracy.
Iâm 71. I lived though all of the music from the 60âs. To me this is the song best represents the 60s.
Disturbed version is different... although the words are the same itâs a different experience... the message is different. Heavy.
Simon and Garfunkelâs songs message was perfect for the 60âs, Disturbedâs versions timing is perfect for this disturbed world.
Very well said, Brian. S&G's song was much lighter where this version is a gut-punch.
I'm 72. Both versions speak to the self-imposed isolation of each generation. A warning we haven't heeded.
Agreed. As if father spoke pearls of wisdom and warning in '64. Disturbed is like father pointing his finger, raising his voice, the same message.
I'm hearing you Brian. Paul Simon heard this version off their song, and has told David, the lead singer of Disturbed, that he now owns the song. He was that blown away, and that Disturbed has put the message across better than they, S&G, could ever do.
I'm with you brother. We're the same age ... almost. I'm 72 but heard this song when it was first released. Then I went to Vietnam with the Marine Corps. Somehow, when I hear David Draiman's rendition, I become more grounded and a sense of peace prevails. I'm not sure why but I suspect it explains the rage I feel that we never listened to S&G's warning back then.
The lead singer is classically trained and actually was a cantor for three years in Israel.
It's not Disturbed's typical sound. But this cover of The Sound of Silence is phenomenal.
I'll agree too that! I prefer this over the original because of the power and his tone! Just gives the song a way more powerful vibe! He really did an A+ job on it.
Casey Stone same here.
I love it!
I listened to Simon and Garfuncle back in the day song message was good but their voices too weak usually didn't listen to it but was fascinating with the lyrics. Now I listen to Disturbed and it fits with my vision of the song. Watch it a lot..
@@caseystone8705 this version is perfect, ok i love the live version more, but its perfect.
but there is a version that's better, not a bit but a lot Henk Poort - Sound of Silence | Beste Zangers 2019 czcams.com/video/q_BJaM-UrXc/video.html have fun!!!!!!!!!
"Fools said I you do not know Silence like a cancer grows!" One of the best lyrics ever written. All bow to the genius of Simon & Garfunkel.
The way he sings it, gives me goosebumps everytime!
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Simon wrote it. Garfunkel just sang.
I always thought that lyrically that this is one of the greatest songs ever. And Disturbed hit it out of the park.
Mostly just Paul Simon. Art Garfunkel is a hack.
He in my opinion has the best voice in Rock. Clear and powerful. He had classical training in his younger days and it shows
One of the most talented vocalists on the planet. Perfection, EVERYTIME.
The Simon and Garfunkel's version was a warning.
Disturbed's version is the anger from that warning not being heeded.
Equally relevant today as when it was created (maybe even more so).
Yes. Perfect interpretation. Thank you.
Yes and we the right are getting "woke" standby for heavy rolls while coming about !!
@@stephenscott5817 WWG1WGA!!!
I've seen this same comment like six thousand times.
Yes, it is more relevant because we are closer to the, seemingly inevitable, world war that will leave the world in tatters.
He was classically trained as a hazzan, which is a Jewish singer who leads the congregation in musical prayers. Since you asked about his music background.
I had heard he was a classically trained trained singer, but I didn't know this. Thanks for the info.
@@98004justice I also understand he's had opera training.
Had you said Cantor I would have known what you were speaking of.
They are heavy metal band
I've been telling people this fact for quite some time. People don't believe me when I tell them.
Their live performance in Conan really showed how good his vocal is.
The Conan version had autotune
He did not know they were going to auto tune him. Oh, and he was so sick they had to have him sitting because he couldnât stand for long, and still gave a great performance. But yeah, he was auto tunedđ
@@Jolarwar I had heard he was unwell that night
@@malcolmrayner1613 He had the flu at the time and didn't have the strength to stand for the performance, so was seated the whole time and yet still produced amazingly
I heard that Paul Simon himself, was so humbled and impressed by Disturbâs version, that he literally told them that itâs THEIR song now!
"Hello darkness my old friend, I've come to talk with you again" Paul Simon wrote this song in the 60's to describe peoples want to talk over others, but never listen to what the others have to say. Hence the line "People talking without speaking, people hearing without listening." He was a 20 something year old wanting to reach out to people and get them to understand one another. "take my voice that i might teach you, take my arms that i might reach you. But my words, like silent raindrops fell, and echoed in the wells of silence."
Not only that but he was very prophetic. We did create a neon god with technology... and hardly anyone communicates the way we used to. It's all through social media. We bow down to it every day.
Respectfully, I disagree. The song was written in the 1960's. The era of counterculture where questioning authority became the norm. This included challenging the government's explanations for it's actions and not blindly accepting them as truth. This was seen in the protests and civil unrest over America's involvement in the Vietnam War. Set to a folk song tune, the words seem to be reminding everyone of the dangers of remaining silent on government policy; that a lot can be lost if we simply let it happen and don't stand up and protest. Fast forward 50 years and Disturbed's version of the same message is delivered in a much more angry fashion. Sort of "you didn't listen 50 years ago, now look where we are." It's a reminder of the age-old message that the only thing evil needs to triumph over good is silence by those watching. American poet Ella Wheeler Wilcox put it best when she wrote:
"To sin by silence, when we should protest, Makes cowards out of men."
My two cents, any way.
Keep up the great work Sushi!
jhowe67 I watched a interview with Paul Simon. He did write the song as a kind of protest but it was not against any Government or anything like that nor was it a prophecy. He wrote is because no record company would even give his songs a chance. The record companies said the âsongsâ were unsuitable for that time and age. But the song is one of the very rare ones where it did suit things in the 60âs and suits things now and will probably suit things 50 years from now. Love both versions lol
@@foxymacadoo Goodness.... you took my comment way too literally. I didn't say he said anything about technology. I said that he was prophetic because of the world as it exists today.
Grasshopper my comment was not aimed at anyone person. It was just a comment about what I saw. All good
"I'm hoping this is gonna be a happy song."
Hahaaaaaaaaaaa!
I kept on saying... "Just wait for it!"
But what is the song about im not 100 on the meaning
@@justincase9284The downfall of society, It's to serve as a warning. Are you familiar with "the decline and fall of the Roman empire"? Blend that with 1984, and factor in human nature.
@@wiklow22 That's the mantra while watching every reaction to Jinjer's "Pisces". LOL
Justin Case
Basically, society losing its roots. Technology and rapid progress separating people; we can't communicate anymore, we only talk over each other, and all that's left is silence. The sound of silence.
I love it when someone experiences something that we experienced 60 years ago. There were so mush going on back then there wasnât enough hours in a day to listen to all the music and so many different types, it was great.
"I'm hoping for happy and uplifting!"
Oh my sweet summer child...
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Agreed.
LOLzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!
"His voice is like a choir", that's an amazing way of putting it!
Even more amazing is that he was trained in Jewish synagogue choirs growing up. Honed the power.
His is the voice of an angry god.
@@jimbo92107 Haha. Perfect :-)
@@jimbo92107 An angry righteous god who has a lot of wrath and smiting to do.
@@jimbo92107 scared straight energy for the wayward young to tighten up not light it up smokey tokey.
"Metalheads can't sing!", they said...
David Draiman: "Hold my beer!"
Geoff Tate from Queensryche has an amazing voice too or at least did back in the day. Operation Mindcrime (the album) really shows it off. Till Lindeman from Rammstein, Maynard Keenan from Tool, and many more all prove that "Metalheads" certainly can sing (though I guess Tool might be classified as Prog Rock).
Floor from nightwish
Exactly, check out zakk Wyldeâs solo stuff.
Rob Halford, Ronnie James Dio, Bruce Dickinson: Am I a joke to you?
Su-Metal from BabyMetal...
"I'm hoping this song is not going to be sad"... Hello darkness my old friend
Introduced to this version by a friend much younger than I. He knew I loved Simon and Garfunkel. Because I'm not a fan of covers,I didn't expect much. Well, the hairs on my arms stood up. Need I say more.
This is a cover of the Simon & Garfunkel original âThe Sound Of Silenceâ
Can not beat Simon & Garfunkel .
Willow B unless your disturbed
@@xXManxAxPartXx I do like both groups. Just one can sing this song. Simon and Garfunkel.
Henk Poort a 63 year old man sitting in a chair blows them away.
@@willowb1527 in all honesty I like disturbs version better
Same with the some "Zombie" remade by bad wolves
SHE WASN'T READY đđđ. your face when he hit those notes said it all.
For none of it after 4:40 lol
Everybody , who hears this can't be ready for how good it is !!!!!!! Conan's performance âŠ.. Even better !
Thatâs what I said, that she wasnât ready for that! Love it!
His energy could be frightful to most who aren't prepared making pp and poopoo in the shorts.
Something you'll never regret is the decision you took on keep watching the video. These guys made that song as theirs, just fucking amazing!!!!
Watching your face was like watching a woman fall in love for the first time. Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
I'd say that's more or less just what it was
You should see her watch her reaction to unchained melody. She cheated on her future husband.
@@sharplikecheddar2 I saw that one....and you're right LOL đ
You need to watch the live version with konan obrain
That is what anybody should do with this. For many it's hard to one up S&G and of all bands in the world Disturbed hit a bases empty grandslam. I dare anyone short of the god whomever reads this believes in to sing this better. Period. The end
Your reaction at 4:50 brought tears to my eyes. That's why I love reaction channels. I can only experience the song for the first time by watching someone else see it for the first time. Happy holidaysââ€
It's nice to know someone likes reaction channels for the same reason I do. I love experiencing the songs with them.
If you think that got you. Watch her reaction to Johnny cash. Damn near hurt my heart
Agreed. Rob I'll check that one out.
That's what I want when I watch a "REACTION" video. That's one of the things I like about Sushi, her reactions. I get so tired of the majority pausing the video every 15 - 30 seconds to give their interpretation of the song, or comment on the singers outfit, or pretend they're a vocal coach. And no, they don't need to pause that much for copyright issues. Check a reactor out called DancingCoder, and see what he does. I like that a lot more than all the pauses.
"His voice is a choir." Wow! Pretty apt statement.
I can't hardly listen to this. I just would rather listen to down with the sickness or Stupified. Of course his voice is awesome.
I think the song is about the way so many people stay quiet, about matters they're passionate about.
"I'm hoping this song is not going to be sad. I'm hoping it's going to be happy, and uplifting." Uh-oh .
The original version was for the Vietnam War
Yes uhoh
Sushi: "I hope it is uplifting."
Not uplifting, simply powerful.
Not uplifting, but definitely moving and thought provoking. I don't think she was disappointed, even though it wasn't the mood she was hoping for.
His words are powerful, but his message is exponentially more powerful.
The fact that Paul Simon himself said this is now Disturbeds song tells alot. The warning behind the orginal and the power Disturbed delivered over 50ys later because the warning was not heard tells it all
The song was wrote I 1964 about people not talking or listening to each other and here we are 59 years later having the same problem
I could only imagine Him preforming the nation anthem... I bet it would be awesome.
Justin Clark OMG! Never thought about it. It would be epic. Cheers.
That would be the fucking shit!
Wow.. no shit....
Great idea
They'd think different at audition afraid he scare the Kaka out of young kids and softies in crowd he would make one helluva motivational speaker for companies lmao.
Folk Music Lovers: Simon and Garfunkel's Sound of Silence could never be redone.
Disturbed: Hold my beer.
This is the best description of this song I have ever seen.
Exactly....never been one for covers...but this is the best one ever
It's ok, but it doesn't evoke silence (which was the point) the way that Simon's original (sans drums and bass, the way they recorded it, first) ...
Except, no folkie would ever have said that; folk music lives and breathes by the fact that other people play the tunes and sing the songs.
OH so true!
I love how this song builds to an amazing crescendo. Their arrangement of this was much more emotional and poignant than the original.
The original version was a warning against the rise of technology (Television / now 'social media') - causing less and less 'human' interaction (think about how people brag they have 6,000 'friends' on Facebook, or how people will 'text' someone whom is literately sitting next to them, rather than just 'talk' to them). Disturbed's version is equated to the 'rage' of someone because those warnings were not listened to - and how its becoming so 'uncomfortable' to even just 'talk' to someone without worrying about offending or being offended, because it feels easier to just 'use social media' instead of our own voices. The short version is its a warning about humanity losing what makes us 'human' - and instead embracing the 'neon god' (tech) which lets us 'communicate' but also leaves us in silence - and in turn is making us forget HOW to communicate with each other.
This was more a warning against people staying silent, just accepting what they are given, not standing up for what is right, accepting being lied to by politicians, not so much technology being the problem.
@@bexmacphee7987 i feel like this could apply to the rise of technology as well
This song was always dear to me and could conjure a tear every time... when he re did it... I generally dont like remakes and dont listen but... I mean... I still get goosebumps every time I listen to this. And I liked Disturbed before it. Never saw this coming. What a gift to us all.
David Draiman studied in Operatic Singing. He left because he was told his voice was too deep for Opera.
He trained to be a cantor.
Good. If they dident so that we never wouldve got the Gem that is Disturbed
I have been a fan of Disturbed for over 10 years now. They have amazing music. He is actually a Classically trained singer. That is why he has so much range and depth to his voice.
Less a classically trained singer and more accurately he was trained as a cantor. That's where his power and projection comes from.
Iâm getting addicted to your facial expressions when the penny drops , so much golden music youâve never heard before
Ima grown ass man and first time I heard this I had tears in my eyes.
P-Nut 420 me too bro
Might one suggest - there's still some growing to do.
Every time I hear it. Such a powerful song and message.
Still tears me.up shiit
His name is David Dramain and he was trained classically...
Pam Courtney His band is called Disturbed. David is the lead singer and they are a heavy metal band.
Draiman
@@foxymacadoo not that heavy....thewy are more like pop metal
You ought to listen to Simon and Garfunkle's "The sound of silence" for a comparison in styles.
Aye, it has lighter undertones
Aren't you glad you stayed the course to hear his incredible voice? You will go back to listening to this again and again, believe me!
Both this and johnny cashâs âhurtâ. Best covers of all time
Always on my mind by the pet shop boys is right up there too, also Can't help falling in love by Ub40. In my opinion anyway â
Yep
I'm good at that song
You forgot Chris Cornell doing nothing compares to you & Billy Jean.
nothing compares is princes song
this song gives me the chills and you can see it was giving her chills as well
i could the emotions in your face as his tone rose, well done sunshine!
I cried the first time I heard this song and I am not an emotional person (take my word for it) its an amazing roller coaster ride of pure emotions that were brought from deep inside me I felt totally vulnerable. The music, voice, and song all come together and made it into a brilliant masterpiece of perfection.
This version of Sound of Silence brings tears in my eyes every time I hear it. The way Davidâs voice builds up to the finale. Gosh! Words canât explain it. You just have to let it in and it takes over your mind and soul! Man! He has some amazing pipes! That voice and those piecing eyes
The song's lyrics are haunting. How I've always interpreted it as the death of the soul with the loss of connection with each other. We're so busy focusing on getting more, being more, having more...even more so with all the technology available these days-plugged into our phones when we're next to each other.
This song was written many years ago by Paul Simon, in his dark bathroom, which just happened to be his favorite place to write songs.
"Hello darkness, my old friend", there was a time in my life (long past, thank God), I could seriously relate to that.
Chris Stapleton, 'Sometimes I Cry', and his cover of James Brown's, 'Mans World'!
If that rendition of "the Sound of Silence " did not burn into the core of your soul and set your mind on fire.......you might want to check your pulse.
You might be dead.
... Or maybe your hearing lol
My heart it heating bro
My heart is beating.my man
The original is best
Amen to that
The singer of disturbed has had his voice studied by singing coaches and that most could not pull of his tone with that much strength repeatedly without damaging their vocal chords..theres a trick he learned to make those almost soothing raspy vibrations that make singers lose their voice, not effect him at all his voice is better from when he first became mainstream which was about 15 years ago..his voice has not deteriorated at alll, it only gets better but if even a pro singer attempted his style, they would develope permanent damage over time. not my words, lots of high profile singing coaches that major artists hire say the same thing..the original singer says "hello darkness my old friend, because when he practiced in the dark he was more comfortable and able to concentrate om his voice..then he starts talking sbout a vision in his dream that wont leave his mind..its about how people are becoming shallow and dependent on technology and expensive material possessions that mean nothing untill someone sees them on a advertisement or billboard..the original song is old and all the lights used to draw attention to a product were neon.."people bowed and prayed to the neon god they made" hes describing being materialistic.."people talking without speaking, people hearing without listening" hes saying people are not spreading a meaningful message and that the content of music is becoming dumbed down because peoples lyrics are loosing depth and becoming trash because everyone just wants to listen to a good hook and beat but dont absorb the lyrics so artists dont need to put effort into lyrics and the songs never shared are the ones that are musical works of art but they go unnoticed because people are are becoming more and more shallow and dumbed down. he saw a patttern in our behavior that worried him about the future of humanity..his prophecy came true..all people care about is what designer brand is trending or look at how mumble rap lacks complexity, meaning, the only message is drugs, money, thots and jewelry..its the epitome of shallow
Thanks for the education. I mean it. As much as I loved Simon & Garfunkel - and especially this song - I must admit that never in all my years did I pay as much attention to the lyrics as I should have. In my ignorance, I simply put the lyrics down to how people can become absorbed by crass consumerism. From your comment it was much, much more insidious than that. Much more.
Thank you.
@@tompurcell1499 He used alot of metaphors, I tried to interpret it..i thought it was about people being distracted with TV and not communicating with loved ones or maybe religion and how youd have to remain silent about blasphemous thoughts or ideas because of the god line and "no one dared disturbedf the sound of silence", out of fear of being shunned..but i researched it and found multiple theories but nothing from the source or close to it and found out the original writer spread misinformation about the meaning of the song. Then i finally find a credible source site that had the interview with a close friend and he explained what he was told but felt there was more but he didnt push the issue. Theres celebrity voice coaches on youtube who will analyze singers ppl request to see if they are legit, the 3 i watched were blown away and didnt believe the singer of disturbed could actually be doing that without just dismantling his career time with his voice but his voice has remained strong..He covered this song flawlessly and i loved it b4 it was remade but the soft almost haunting sound of the song didnt demand the full capability of his talent..youre welcome..it took me a while to find the right source so i just wanted people to realize how accurate and significant this song is..True work of art
@@freethinker9153
Some songs can convey different interpretations, I suppose. As it happens, as a result of your comment, I went onto a voice coach's channel and she first thought that David Draiman was using auto-tune (which I never heard of before). However, I think she ended up accepting his voice as the real thing.
But thanks for your info. All the best!
@@tompurcell1499 lol no ive been to his concerts..he actually explained how he learned it, it took alot of practice but he can hit multiple notes at the same time that makes it sound like autotune or editing multiple layers just in different pitches on top of each other and hes been accused but more credible people know the truth..its not impossible to hit 2 or more notes with your voice at once..old mongolian throat singers could hit multiple pitches and notes along with that raspy vibration to give it a unique touch all at once..Hes just very talented, ive been to his concerts and he sings live right there, he doesnt sing along to song playing out the speakers, he will finish the concert, yelling the entire time and his voice is fine afterwards
@@tompurcell1499 you are very right about songs being interpreted in many ways depending on the times, events or what the individual listener draws from them..and a bar from a song can hit multiple subjects and whatever you are going through or have been through which will influence your interpretation..especially deep songs and not simplified direct trash
Both Art Garfunkel and Paul Simon really liked this version and it reached a new generation with their message. I grew up with the original version listening to my dadâs 8-Tracks and radio. So I am 15+/- years younger than the people that criticize this version
Goosebumps and tears everytime I hear this.
I saw the the emotion run through you while watching this, you're right, this song is very powerful
Love watching your expressions. I caught myself thinking âthatâs how I feelâ.Thank you so very much!
I am always in awe of the way he has manipulated his voice to take you on a journey and forces you to pay attention to the words...
I hope we all learn someday to take these words and use them to make changes.
We all need to take a week and step away from social media. Video games. TV. Maybe even cell phones. And instead visit with our neighbors. Our relatives. Our friends. Really visit. Spend time with these people and be truly present.
Amen MonsLisa !!
Disturbed is the artist girlie. Great track and choice... You have to hear The Light...đđ»đđ»đ
Yep definitely have to react to the official music video for The Light by Disturbed!
She going for all the sad AF songs. Next up, "Mad World" please
YES PLEASE
Which version?
Yes!
Matthew Drake Danny Darco
The Darko version is good and sad. The Tears For Fears one is more poppy and dance.
Someone on Sushi's staff should update her on the history of this song. Not sure she's ever heard of Simon and Garfunkel. Disturbed's version is amazing. So is the original. It was written shortly after JFK assassination.
Notice the arch of musicians crossing the river to the people on shore holding sheet music. They need each other to end the silence. Music is the universal language.
David Draiman is the lead sing of a metal band. Known for his rasp and grit but was also trained as a Jewish Cantor. This is a cover they did of Simon and Garfunkel's original. This won many awards including a Grammy.
I could watch this a million times....so fantastic!
leeswhimsy
then your going to watch this version 3 million times czcams.com/video/q_BJaM-UrXc/video.html
This was originally written and performed by Simon and Garfunkel in the 60âs. Itâs a very prophetic song because itâs speaking about people worshipping technology over human contact. Which wasnât even around in the 60âs. People say the original was warning us and this version by Disturbed has an angry vibe because itâs telling us now and we didnât listen. Idk but man...this is hauntingly beautiful
Powerful! Extremely intense and I love it! Your heartbeat increases, you âfeelâ the words and the instrumentals gives you goosebumps!! This mans voice makes you want to weep....dam!
I was incredibly nervous the first time I heard this; Disturbed has a tendency to be known for a wilder sound and a fair bit of screaming.
And I love how he just built up to the rage in this one and paced himself.
âLike a stoneâ by audioslave. The singer is Chris Cornell from your Nothing Compares 2 u reaction
but try acoustic version (it's more intimate one )
Yes
Can you please react to feel good by gurillaz Inc or you never know by Immortal Technique
Bá»i ChĂąu Phan Usually, I donât recommend music videos, but I would for this song. The acoustic version from AOL sessions would be good as well.
Like a stone is one of my favorite audioslave songs.
David Draiman has a voice from heaven. And he is using it to wake us up. Love him to bits.
My mom always said âif a person shows you something you enjoy thank them â.Thankyou. my twin brother and my son would have loved this video
The original song is by Simon and Garfunkel
Blake Gundry thanks tips, Iâm sure we had no idea. Lmaođ
@@Ron-Swanson well she didn't seem to know, it seems the Disturbed version is more famous than the original
Perhaps among this generation, but we who have lived much longer, certainly don't think that.
If you look up the live version Disturbed did, you'll see it's almost identical to the studio version. David simply blew this song into a new dimension.
I love watching someone else's face display the emotion I feel when hearing this song.
-Draiman covers roughly two-and-a-half octaves from bottom to top. His vocals are so distinctive.
-Disturbed had been nominated for a GRAMMY for Best Rock Performance for their rendition of "The Sound of Silence" while appearing on Conan.
-David: "The fact that I was sick as a dog (laughs). I remember I was definitely fighting something off, but it was a cool experience. It was cool performing with an actual orchestra. It was really vibing and the mood helped, I think, enhance the delivery. The stars just aligned that night and everything went right."
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One of the best male vocalist of all time. He is classically and opera trained. Amazing stuff.
His voice and this song are more than just a voice and a song. They are together a force of nature.
I'm so incredibly happy for you to have an opportunity to discover great music.
Yeah not around nowadays
If you cannot fill his voice tearing at you soul then you have lost your zest for life.I first herd this about 6 months ago and just kept playing it over and over brilliant.
I have to say, I absolutely love watching you "feel" the music. I love that you let yourself go, to experience the power of music. It's truly a beautiful thing to watch.
Seen them in concert twice, his voice is 100 times more powerful live.
This song is an emotional experience and you could literally see the emotions in your natural reaction to it. Not many songs in the world can do that.
I just reacted to this song. I got major chills. I could literally feel myself holding my breath a time or two when it got really intense. Such a powerful song!
"His voice is a choir".
GFD. I couldn't have said it any better.
Great reaction. Check out more Disturbed, can't go wrong with any song.
That is a cover that Disturbed is doing. He is a Classically trained singer. He does one of the best renditions of this song I've heard. The original is by Simon and Garfunkel from 1966.
This is my favorite cover of this song. I like it more the Simon and Garfunkel's. It's honestly the first time I "felt" the song.
Classical Opera trained singer decides to do heavy metal for a living - then shows how a powerful classic song can become an epic legend
David Draimon is a trained Cantor, not an opera singer
@@vickielewis2336 ty people always assume he is opera trained
This was one of the first songs I remember hearing. It came out when I was a kindergartner, and my parents had the album and played the grooves off of it. I remember as a little kid thinking that the first line was, "Out of the darkness smiled a friend."
This was my sister's favorite song just before she died.
Laurel Harris My heart bleeds for you I hope you find solace in her music loves. Please remember she is never far away she lives in your mind and your heart.
Truly sorry to hear about your sister . It was always one of my favorite songs too.
Wow, thank you Sushi - never heard of that guy (or band) - yes living under a rock for past 10 years....awesome.
Hey also fun fact for any who care... he was almost a lawyer if one can even picture that
Jonathan Davis of Korn was going to be an medical examiner . he wanted to do autopsies
You needed to do âDown With the Sicknessâ back to back with this song to get where they came from. Crazy talented band and singer.
But this song is amazing at showing off his vocal talents. Itâs incredible.
These reactions bring me back almost to the place of hearing the song for the first time again.
Im loving your channel!! So fun to see your reactions to these songs.
When you're doing a reaction video and the silence is the reaction....
No matter how many times I hear this I still get the chills.
The acoustic version of this on Conan is epic!
Best version ever
It's quite a bit better, IMO. It's by far the most watched video on Conan's youtube channel as well.
nah, this one is so much more powerful and moving.
You should watch other talk shows where he performed. Conan and his producers insisted on adding a small bit of autotune to the mic to make it sound better for TV. He didn't want that. I'm not saying to say it wasn't good at all, just I believe it's better without the autotune. Check it out
Have to checkout that funny đ seeing people's reaction.
My interpretation of this song, revised:
This song is written with two separate people or consciousnesses singing
it. Those that are waking up and those that have been awake for a very
long time. The first, third and fifth verse is sung from the perspective
of the unawakened and the second and forth verse are sung from the
perspective of the awakened.
Hello, darkness, my old friend
I've come to talk with you again
Because a vision softly creeping
Left its seeds while I was sleeping
And the vision that was planted in my brain
Still remains
Within the sound of silence
Hello, darkness, my old friend is about people that have been kept in
the dark and they're telling the darkness that they are experiencing
something new in their vision. They (the awakened/aware ones) planted
the seeds of truth/Light, and they are just starting to become aware.
In restless dreams I walked alone
Narrow streets of cobblestone
'Neath the halo of a streetlamp
I turned my collar to the cold and damp
When my eyes were stabbed by the flash of a neon light
That split the night
And touched the sound of silence
There are fewer of the awakened, and they feel as if they are alone
under the Light of truth, because they refused to by into the lies the
dark has been trying to feed them. Then one day they saw a crack in
the armor of dark, they saw a opportunity to break the sound of silence.
And in the naked light I saw
Ten thousand people, maybe more
People talking without speaking
People hearing without listening
People writing songs that voices never share
No one dared
Disturb the sound of silence
And in that moment they saw all of the light workers/star seeds
(awakened Ones) telling
those that were still asleep the truth/Light, through telepathy
those that were sleeping heard and saw the truth/Light in a very subtle
way,
but yet they couldn't share this Light/truths with anyone for fear of
being attacked
by those that controlled the sound of silence.
They wrote the truth in songs, the truth had to be give covertly as not
to disturb the sound of silence (the dark). And when the people became
aware of the
Light/truth and realized that they had been in darkness the whole time,
it really pissed them off.
"Fools," said I, "You do not know
Silence like a cancer grows
Hear my words that I might teach you
Take my arms that I might reach you."
But my words like silent raindrops fell
And echoed in the wells of silence
They reached out to those still in slumber, trying to give them
Light/truths, but they wouldn't open their minds to new truths, instead
remained in the sound of silence.
And the people bowed and prayed
To the neon god they made
And the sign flashed out its warning
In the words that it was forming
And the sign said, "The words of the prophets
Are written on the subway walls
And tenement halls
And whispered in the sounds of silence."
The people were so caught up in working hard to pay for all of the
things, the boats, cars, electronics, all of the toys that they covet.
They couldn't see or hear the truth, they were too distracted by
consumerism. The awakened/prophets have been trying to tell them through
their songs and poems, and that whisper of Light/truth awakened the
people from their slumber and they became ONE. Did you notice the ship
sailing into the Light at the end of the studio version?
i found your channel today and subscribed to it today. Im glad idid. Thanks for sharing this video and song. I cried, its so passionate and beautiful. â€
This song is launch-it-in-the-voyager-probe-into-interstellar-space-to-stand-as-a-testament-to-our-existence good