Title:

Disturbed - The Sickness download free

Performer:

Disturbed

Album:

The Sickness

Country:

Released:

2000

Genre:

Rock

Style:

Hard Rock, Heavy Metal

MP3 archive size:

1639 mb

FLAC archive size:

1582 mb

WMA archive size:

1961 mb

Other formats:

AIFF ADX FLAC VQF AC3 MP3 XM

Rating:

4.3

Votes:

142

Disturbed Hard Rock Heavy Metal 2000 US

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Disturbed - The Sickness
MP3 album RAR archive

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Disturbed - The Sickness
FLAC album RAR archive

1961 downloads at 25 mb/s

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Voices	3:11
2	The Game	3:45
3	Stupify	4:05
4	Down With The Sickness	4:38
5	Violence Fetish	3:22
6	Fear	3:45
7	Numb	3:44
8	Want	3:51
9	Conflict	4:34
10	Shout2000 Written-By – Ian Stanley, Roland Orzabal	4:16
11	Droppin' Plates	3:43
12	Meaning Of Life	4:02

Companies, etc.

Distributed By – BMG
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Giant Records
Copyright (c) – Giant Records
Engineered At – Groovemaster Studios
Mixed At – Soundtrack Studios
Mastered At – Masterdisk
Pressed By – Sonopress – A-22848

Credits

Art Direction, Design – P.R. Brown
Bass – Fuzz*
Drums, Programmed By – Mike Wengren
Engineer – Johnny K
Engineer [2nd] – Tadpole*
Engineer [Mixdown] – Steve Sisco
Guitar, Electronics – Dan Donegan
Mastered By – Howie Weinberg
Mixed By – Andy Wallace
Photography By – Jana Leon
Photography By [Cover & Object] – P.R. Brown
Producer – Disturbed, Johnny K
Programmed By [Additional] – Enrique Santiago , Frank De Lamora
Voice – David Draiman
Written-By – Disturbed

Notes

There is a 0:26 backwards-played instrumental part hidden in the pregap between tracks 3 and 4.
Track 10 is a cover version of the song Shout from the album Songs From The Big Chair, by Tears For Fears.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 7 43217 02672 1
Barcode (Scanned): 743217026721
Matrix / Runout: ['Sonopress' logo] A-22848/4321702672 A
Mastering SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI L030
Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 0756
Mastering SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI L0 30
Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 0776
Rights Society: BIEM/GEMA
Label Code: LC 06211

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
9 24738-2	Disturbed	The Sickness ‎(CD, Album)	Giant Records	9 24738-2	US	2000
9 24738-4	Disturbed	The Sickness ‎(Cass, Album)	Giant Records	9 24738-4	US	2000
2-522887	Disturbed	The Sickness ‎(CD, Album, Ltd, RM, 10t)	Reprise Records	2-522887	Canada	2010
522888-1	Disturbed	The Sickness (10th Anniversary Edition) ‎(2xLP, Album, RE, RM, Gre)	Reprise Records	522888-1	US	2010
9 24738-2	Disturbed	The Sickness ‎(CD, Album, Club, RP)	Giant Records, Reprise Records	9 24738-2	US	Unknown

Enone

"Duh duh duh-duh-duh... Duh duh duh-duh... Oh wah-ah-ah-ah!!!"Released in 2000, Disturbed's debut album came at just the right time as nu metal was creeping into the mainstream and making itself one of the biggest genres in the world (albeit, only briefly). With countless bands coming out of the woodwork and jumping on the bandwagon, only a few of them were able to transcend the sub-genre from which they came and become credible bands.Disturbed are one of those bands. You probably wouldn't have thought it back in the day, mind you. Musically this album fits right in with the nu metal fad. Heavy, groove-laden tracks, angst-ridden lyrics, de-tuned guitars with no solos in sight... So what set Disturbed apart from the rest? With their hit single, 'Down With the Sickness' and it's legendary opening of "oh-wah-ah-ah-ah" that would go on to spawn countless internet memes, puns and pop-culture references, it was vocalist David Draiman's unique style that instantly gave the band their own identity. And it's stood the test of time, because Disturbed would go on to "oh-wah-ah-ah" their way to being one of metals most beloved bands. Unfortunately, none of that was really all too evident in their debut release, as 'The Sickness', despite a few standout tracks, really suffers from the same mediocrity that a lot of groups suffered from back then. Sure, there's a few hits in here, 'Voices' is an absolute classic, and 'The Game', 'Fear', 'Meaning of Life' and the aforementioned 'Down With the Sickness' are all valid reasons for owning this record and really highlight the significance of Draiman's vocals. But then sadly, a lot of the other tracks just seem to be there to fill time, with special mention going to 'Conflict'... a song in which the word "enemy" (pronounced "en-na-may") is sung a staggering 52 times! Please, no more!Overall 'The Sickness' is not a terrible record, it's just not really all that memorable either. Well produced and accompanied by a couple of hit singles, it did what it was meant to do and helped put Disturbed on the map."Oh wah-ah-ah-ah".

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