Dad and Daughter React to Heavy Metal- Disturbed's Sound of Silence

Hey you guys, Kay and Jay here! In this video, Kay is reacting and Jay is reviewing Disturbed's Sound of Silence. Don't forget to subscribe, like, comment suggestions, and click the bell icon to notify you when we post new videos. We hope you enjoy!

[@cherrybullet1]

Thank you so much for not stopping the song and listening first before giving your thoughts.

[@MrSouthie9]

I never thought anyone would sing this to be even close to Simon and Garfunkel’s perfection. Man was I wrong, this version is one of the few remakes that is even better than the original. The choices he makes by staying low and holding in the rock tones until the end and then once again going back to the low and slow. Just absolute perfection and the control he has in his voice to pull this off not just in this music video but in his live performances of this song also. I get the chills every time.

[@patrickperry8951]

Their version lacks emotion. This cover is sung the way it should of been all along

[@aussiejim1616]

@@patrickperry8951 It was a different time and this song by Simon and Garfunkle at the time had a huge impact - I was there! But this cover is great.

[@klagunavista9]

I loved what John Green said, This song and the way David Draiman delivers the meaning of this song is absolutely amazing. If anyone listens, truly listens to this song and doesn't feel anything or have a reaction, then they didn't hear the words. I am a 60-year-old woman growing up in the Classic Rock & Roll from Rolling Stones, Led Zeplin to Lyrnrd Skynrd, etc. etc.... Besides that our dad had us listen to songs from Andy Williams, Johnny Mathis, Frank Sinatra then to Creedence Clear Water to Ike & Tina Turner. My father would stack a bunch of albums on our hi-fi as we'd all go to bed and we'd all sleep with our doors open so we can hear it as it would put us to sleep, the memory of that is awesome as a child growing up to love, love music. But music to me is a form of communicating and listening and feeling and David has a way of singing this to the point that you do listen and learn and feel on his delivery of this song. Written by Paul Simon in 1963 & 64 I've heard it, grew up with it, but never did I FEEL it, like I do with David in Disturbed. It sends a strong message even back in the early 60's and now almost 5 decades later we are still as a world, not communicating, not listening, not feeling, not learning and with this modern day of electronics such as cell phones texting, messaging has really made us not listening, not communicating, not doing the face to face conversations, feeling, touching listening seeing someone's eyes as they express themselves, it's taken away our humanness. So for me, that is why I feel this song reaches us to a point where most of the reactions on youtube can't describe in words how it makes them feel.

[@suzannejohnson7881]

You are exactly correct with everything you said. I also grew up in the 60's and have a love of music. I have only heard one other son that actually moved me as it was sung and that was Daddy's hands. Great singers are great story tellers and that is what music is not noise or mellow melodies but stories being told. I agree that people just don't listen it is everyone is more important than anyone else and they don't have time. But to truly enjoy a song you have to listen to the story and David told this story in excellent form. From soft and angelic to powerful and moving.

[@salicemccool9186]

I feel as though he *did* reach me with his arms, and shook me, hard.

[@michaelcremeans2401]

I completely agree.I've heard this about a hundred times and it gets better every time I hear it.Davids voice just hits you hard with the feels and doesn't let go.

[@johndeeregreen4592]

I live my life through music and rarely get emotional -- to the point of crying -- and this song brought me to tears; I'm a 6'5", 260lb manly-man, and won't deny the emotions this song evoked.

[@KayandJay]

Yes, rarely songs can make me tear up even in other genres of music. Sometimes songs just hit that spot and makes you feel something, in my opinion, songs that make you cry or completely change your emotions are just automatically good. Thanks for the support! -Kay

[@Kopp203]

I've seen a lot of reaction videos where the watchers were *allegedly* hearing this version for the first time, had NOT heard the original and didn't even understand what the lyrics were about and yet, they were still reduced to tears by the third verse. David was just that good at emoting through the vocals. The background instrumentation was also perfect in setting the mood.

[@kateandgeraldsmith2711]

Everytime I hear this version I get goosebumps and and my eyes water! Soooo hauntingly beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@johnnbeuscher468]

You're not alone brother, I do too ! ! !

[@rickcosta349]

One of the best vocal performances in any genre period.

[@KayandJay]

I really liked his voice, Thanks for the support! -Kay

[@janleiner1575]

very emotional version to this song. The depth, the warmth, the intense emotional affect that brings out inner feelings and sensations. I agree 2 thumbs up!

[@briankearney6386]

If you don't get goosebumps from this song than you need somebody to check your pulse

[@richardnielson3761]

You couldn't be more right this song touches the soul.

[@richardnielson3761]

Chris I see your aspect on it and yea I can see where the divergence from the original is a little cringe worthy. But knowing that Paul Simon stated that the disturbed cover is better than theirs is a bit of a example of how much it has affected the world. But again I do see your point. To each their own I suppose.

[@JWD80A21]

This is likely the most appropriate, exact comment about this version of the song.

[@chuckrambo4401]

Chris Mahoney Paul Simon said after hearing this version it is no longer his song. That’s how much he loved it dickhead

[@Justin.Franks]

@@chuckrambo4401 _"Paul Simon said after hearing this version it is no longer his song. That’s how much he loved it dickhead"_ No, he didn't. He said he enjoyed the cover, but not that it was "no longer his song". You are conflating what Trent Reznor said of Johnny Cash's cover of 'Hurt' with Paul Simon's reaction to Disturbed's cover of 'The Sound of Silence'.

[@NightcrawlerLuver]

Possibly the most beautiful song i've ever heard. David Draiman's voice is just amazing.

[@tommy3512]

agreed....

[@thedrumman2019]

Saw disturbed live back in october... he sang this song.. i was like 2 rows back from the stage and man was it an unforgettable experience. Chills up and down my body the whole time

[@moriganna67ify]

It's almost too short isn't it? YES! David Draiman of Disturbed is a classically trained musician. He has one of the most versatile voices in the music industry. I love everything they release which is rare for me. I love music. Particularly lyrics as I am a writer. The sheer honesty and the bridge between the old world of the original (which I grew up with by Simon and Garfunkel) and the new world of today has been totally tied. It forms cohesion which makes this like, 10 times better. I hear it, I get MASSIVE shivers. Something about his voice does it to me every time. Great reaction.

[@MrMetuber1]

Kicks you right in the feels!!! 😢

[@ruthiewohlforth5464]

David Draiman, an incredible voice!....powerful, controlled, haunting and can go from clear as a bell to vocal fry on a dime and back whenever he wants to. Most people wouldn't realize how incredible his voice is if they haven't heard this......since they are just used to his "metal" vocals. Amazing!

[@delilahmills7192]

This guy is a true musical genius, the power and passion of his music, his amazing voice range, the purity of his delivery, just blew me away when I first heard it, thank you so much for sharing.

[@richardnielson3761]

Unversal song that has made it worldwide with millions of views. It touches the soul to say the least.

[@suzannejohnson7881]

I am an old timer and I remember the first version. This was just amazing to me. Best cover I've heard. I had to learn more about David Dormain. It was amazing to me that he was classically trained. No wonder his range is so amazing. I can't get enough of this version. It really does make you feel and listen to the lyrics.

[@deboEbo32]

I grew up on all the gems the 60's and 70's brought us. Including the original of this song. As soon as I heard Disturbed's version, I shared it on Facebook saying how it was a remake that was better then the original. My mom disagreed...until she listened to it. She agrees with me...this song was MADE for this dude and his voice ❤

[@thegypsywagonllp]

David Draiman is a trained Jewish Canter, he even studied in Isreal. He is among only 10 known artist that can reach the octave range that he does. He co ti ues to use his voice coaches to this day to keep his voice healthy.

[@KayandJay]

Thank you for the information! - Jay

[@dondecaire6534]

The observation of it being too short is very perceptive... I had the same reaction. I tear up every single time I hear this, it's a visceral response that is uncontrollable. The voice and music combine to make it a once in a generation song made from two generations of musical talent. Enjoy it it doesn't happen that often. Great review.

[@katharinesullivan7029]

I only discovered this song two days ago & I must have listened & watched the video clip at least 40 times now. I get major goosebumps every time. It reaches right into my soul & pulls feelings out that I never knew I had. Can't get enough of it.

[@kimoman7439]

Me too!!! What you said is the same for me.

[@leslie8888]

Love that you bond with music! My brothers are musicians and loved being raised with knowledge and passion for music. Keep them coming.

[@thomasboomhower6719]

I'm 70yr mellow rocker. This sent me to different planet. Time and space. So happy to listen to this.

[@4UStevePerry]

Such a haunting version of one of my favorite 60 songs. The video is even eery.

[@MichaelJohnson-bo1tv]

I see all the comments saying..david is powerful...vocally trained...but as youve heard he put intensity...all of his feelings into this song..like many others hes done. Im a musician by choice and when you put that much feeling into what you do...it gets appretiated for a lifetime. When i first listend to this...i felt every note he sang...and i cried. Such a wonderfully executed masterpiece.

[@kagekenturo]

thanks for the shout out ive been a disturbed fan since the beginning one of my top groups to listen to

[@starletscampon5941]

neal rollins for me they are top ten for sure

[@waynebaker3481]

A truly unforgettable dramatic version one of the great best covers ever

[@bigearsandnoddy1]

Hi Kay & jay I have to say what a very cool song & an even better vocalist, this song totally blew me away please keep em coming, good luck on future projects, you have a new subby👏👏👏👏👏👍👌💪👋👋👋👋👋✌👊

[@johnnbeuscher468]

It was so special watching Kay's reaction, you can see by her tells that she not only understands but she "gets" it. It's like a religious "ah-ha" moment and it hit her about a third of the way in. Very Special ! ! ! I'd like to see you review the official video to Silent Lucidity by Queensryche

[@tiffanyrainbow4919]

Love this version of this song it's my favorite. Thanks for listening to it

[@patrickperry8951]

Reason to fight by disturbed is another great one

[@aberidha6489]

patrick perry don’t forget hold onto memories

[@PitVanRooster69]

Last year, I went to Las Vegas to a show for the band Fozzy and I had a chance to hang out with John Moyer (bassist for Disturbed) for a little while. He was there with one of his side project bands. He was one of the nicest, down to earth guys you could ever meet or talk to. And one heck of a bass player to boot. Anyway, keep the racts coming and ✌

[@karend169]

This is an amazing song. He was classically trained, when it comes to his voice.

[@ssracer1821]

I love disturbed being from Chicagoland area grew up listening to them. The Live version from Conan O'Brien moved me even more than the studio version

I loved the way you guys were focusing on the song and letting us SEE the REACTION on your faces because that is why I like to watch reaction videos, to get an honest heartfelt response to the songs that I think are great and then getting a verbal response when the song is over. Reaction videos where the reactors keep pausing to make comments about it or to ask questions about it is really irritating to me, why pause to ask what the song is about? Your supposed to LISTEN to the song and focus on the lyrics while we are seeing the reactions on your face. So thank you for listening to the song and focusing on the lyrics and reacting verbally when you have heard the whole song I really appreciate it and I am going to subscribe

[@ReverenXero]

Every one of these vids I have seen, the first reaction is just Silence. Speechless.

[@lovetocheerx0x0]

David was trained at the WORLD FAMOUS Juilliard school of performing arts. He was actually trained in opera. I also grew up in the 60’s and 70’s, and heard this song thousands of times. The way David delivers this song is so powerful. If you don’t feel anything from this, you don’t have a pulse. There are many people, even from my generation that don’t know what the song is about. It was about the Vietnam war. The neon light was the atomic bomb. It was Simon and Garfunkel ‘s protest song about this war. Back then America was sick and tired of all lives being lost in a war that we shouldn’t have been in. The 60’s were a time of zeppelin, the Stones, The Who, etc. But is also was a time of folk singing, Simon and Garfunkel were folk singers, probably 1 of the best. To redo an American classic is risky at best. David took this song and sang, ran, and stomped it. I love this version even better than Simon and Garfunkel’s. He has one h**l of a voice!

[@johnsaulle6731]

this version is so powerful. and i totally agree that the song ends was to soon. he would just keep singing it and i would listen

[@sherryjolliff3249]

Daddy gets it. You see it in his face. I think he should have given his thoughts on the lyrics

[@ckgandy]

I love the dad and daughter reaction duet!

[@patrickperry8951]

Favorite cover ever

[@absatinsky169]

Watch Draiman's interviews on how the cover happened - fascinating. He is well spoken and rely understands what he did. I've also read that Paul Simon posted this version on his website because he thought so much of it...

[@Nonikim61]

What I love about this version is he really makes you hear & understand the words. Simon & Garfunkel u really don’t pay attention to the words so much, but I love both versions.

[@blueeyes1110]

Thank you for doing my favorite band

[@blueeyes1110]

so you want other songs The Light Another Way to Die A Welcome Burden Ten Thousand Fist Land of Confusion dehumanized anything off the Sickness album

[@patriciahopey1384]

Wow I've seen reaction videos to the song Oh I would say at least 10 times and you are the first people that have never reacted no facial expressions nothing just blank poker faces that's amazing

[@KayandJay]

We both enjoyed the song. We don't have to show shock and awe on every video. That is fake. We react the way we feel. This song isn't crazy or heavy so I am not too sure what we should have done. Thank you for watching and responding! I hope you check out some of our other videos. If not, that is o.k., too. Enjoy your day! - Jay

[@Trevor21230]

What a cool dad. Disturbed is my favorite band.

[@deco9863]

Three thumbs up for sure!!

[@srslyboomer]

I love the original, and I love this cover. I think Simon was talking about the bad side of television, in his time, and Draiman is talking about the downside of Teh Intarnets now - about technology's ability to *prevent us* from actually connecting to each other, instead of letting us *make* connections to people we might otherwise never make. It doesn't have to be that way - but that's the easy path, to just talk past each other rather than listening to each other. Such strong imagery in this video... Also, a quick note, and thinking about the *good * side of the 'net - as a Dad myself I lovelovelove seeing how parents and their kids are making KZbin just another way of sharing each other's lives. So cool hearing from you both, and watching you talk and actually listen to each other :) A+ parenting, A+ daughter-ing, A+ family-ing - blessings on you both :) Thanks for sharing with us!

[@Floppy_Bacon]

Disturbed lead singer David Draiman is actually a classically trained singer. His voice is one of the very best.

[@andrewbrorherton6898]

One of the greatest covers ever, period.

[@edwinsemidey7405]

AWESOME GUYS

[@45vixxen]

In Simon and Garfunkel's rendition it's almost like they're giving up but in Disturbed rendition it's like they're fighting it and they will continue to fight against the lack of communication between people

[@chuckster255]

I love Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel's original 1964 and 1966 versions, Nouella's version, as well as Disturbed's version of this song. The words in this song touches my soul like very few songs have done. I feel that Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel were trying to warn us about what will happen in the future with this song and Disturbed's version is telling us that it has come to pass because we did not listen to what the original version was telling us.

[@rainbowzebraunicornpegasus2962]

The original was great. But David and Disturbed were able to reach deep into my heart and pull on those emotions. Like was said by these two, you can't help but FEEL the anguish and torment of those that have lived within the Sound of Silence. And yes I agree Corey Taylor is awesome too.

[@pattisimmons67]

When Simon and Garfunkle recorded this it was like a whispered warning. When Disturbed recorded it, it was the rage of the warning not being heeded. The words were prophetic when it was written. They are now the words of stark reality. We now bow to the Gods of electronics and the silence is deafening.

[@robdavis4787]

Hey guys thanks for introducing her to your music dad. And even though they don't play please have her do a reaction to godsmack. When sully sang and played drums

[@KayandJay]

I am a fan of Godsmack. You are the first to request them, I believe. I may have to search back. Do you know what song that is? - Jay

For your knowledge, there are many famous paintings re-done in this music video. And yes, there is more than one. :)

[@jeremiahhanks6328]

I like listening to and seeing the reactions to the LIVE version he performed on Conan. Studio version is great but not as raw as the LIVE in my opinion.

[@granthoule7418]

Jeremiah Hanks you should check out the live performance from the download festival, spectacular! You can almost feel the emotions in the crowd pouring out.

[@alin0791]

Play this song inside the pyramids in Egypt,even the mummies would come back to life! This song broke something in me...in a good way!

[@kjcile8334]

Awsome. Someone my age who's a big Disturbed. I've seen them when they 1st started out & just recently saw them. Down with the Sickness is my phone ring.

[@kjcile8334]

You should see it on Conan

[@Trevor21230]

Disturbed's newest album, *Evolution* is really good. I wasn't sure at first, but I've actually come to adore all of the songs as I've listened to them a couple times while I was in different moods.

[@ll7868]

My fave Disturbed song is Conflict, coincidentally I was listening to that song when the 2nd plane hit when 9/11 happened live on the news. I still remember it like it was yesterday.

[@JoJoFromCT]

ᕼᑌᗰᗩᑎ ᖴᗴᒪᒪᗩ omg! How Awful.

[@ll7868]

Joanne Ofiero Everytime I hear Disturbed I think of 9/11 simply because of that. Still, Conflict is a great song.

[@Louisee77]

E-N-E-M-Y

[@jasonmartin9469]

if you two haven't yet try..Disturbed-"The Vengeful One"its one my favs i think you will both like it....and MERRY X-MAS!!!!!

[@KayandJay]

Merry Christmas! We have one or two other suggestions for this song, so I'm sure we will get to it eventually. Thanks for the support and suggestions! -Kay

[@guitarbyrd3425]

Still patiently waiting on that Judas Priest-Beyond the Realms of Death reaction. Merry Christmas guys

[@KayandJay]

We will be doing that one real soon. Right after Christmas. We ran out of time, but we are doing it. Merry Christmas!- Jay

[@reneeallen3569]

Good dad award! You look about my age. I taught my daughter music like you are. She’s 19. She loves metal but that isn’t all she loves. David Draiman is an awesome singer. I’ve been a fan for a long time now but he blew me out of the water with this one! They re made Land of Confusion. Give it a shot.

[@jeffp4028]

Paul Simon once said he had a dream in which he saw the 10,000 people talking without speaking, hearing without listening, writing songs without sharing. He said this was the basis for this song. He said in another interview, that this was all about the television entering into the family living room. If we look now, we can certainly see how this applies now: People talking without speaking - texting People hearing without listening - the Internet Writing songs without sharing - our separation from humanity through technology. Paul dreamt the future so many years ago. We are so focused on our technology that we have lost touch with each other.

[@kagekenturo]

you should check out nightwish "the poet and the pendulum" live at wembly , eluveitie "quoth the raven", (eluveitie "a rose for epona" i like both versions but i think the acoustic is best would be cool to see a reaction to both the official music video and the acoustic version) , Delain "sing to me", Delain "stay forever". i could sit all day and recommend sooooo many more songs but for now ill leave these here hope you enjoy and hope you had a merry christmas

[@dianefiske-foy4717]

This song, by Simon & Garfunkel, has always sounded haunting to me. It does by Disturbed too. I like both versions though. Paul Simon even liked this version. 👍🏻❤️‼️

[@melissahart5052]

Best cover ever!!

[@angelinamay161]

David is actually classically trained as a cantor, someone who sings in synagogue

[@JasonSum1979]

Disturbed did a cover of Faith No More’s Midlife Crisis which is worth checking out major contrast between the original version and the cover but, pretty interesting

[@anthonyferguson9282]

Have you guys checked out the Five Finger Death Punch song "Wrong Side of Heaven" yet? I didn't see it in your videos list, but who knows, maybe you're familiar with it already. If not, It's definitely worth a watch. The video is a must also, as it tells a story separate from the song , that brings me to tears every time, honestly.

[@KayandJay]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@aberidha6489]

I refuse is another good one by five finger death punch

[@dandyprime5338]

Really hope to see "365" by Amaranthe soon. Great stuff guys. David Draiman is Disturbed's singer's name. "In Another Time" by Disturbed is good, from their new album. Check that out.

[@KayandJay]

Thanks for the suggestion and support!

[@dandyprime5338]

@@KayandJay Of course! Any time! :)

[@aberidha6489]

Personally they should do a reason to fight and hold onto memories

[@allensaunders449]

New band superb the warning queen of the murder queen. Individual song very heavy. Great clean vocals everything works

[@unbeatableegghead1974]

Elvellon - Intro and first song off "Spellbound" performance. Little known symphonic metal band with female singer that just released their first album. You will probably not get any other requests for them, but I PROMISE you will not regret listening to them.

[@KayandJay]

I love symphonic metal! I will definitely add this one to our list! We may not get to it right away, but I will talk to Dad about moving it up. Thanks for all the support and suggestions! -Kay

[@unbeatableegghead1974]

@@KayandJay Thanks! I do really think you will like them. I also think you somewhat resemble the lead singer, but perhaps you should judge that, not me.

[@hectorfr91]

You are a great Dad. Keep up the good work. FORDIFIED 4 LIFE.

[@dorothywestcott2408]

You might not know this but David was classily trained. You should hear their Evolution album. The song "Reason to Fight" is so assume. The whole album has a message on Depression and Drug Addiction. A must to listen to.

[@Kimmerkel-k]

Disturbed’s The Light

[@tcscushing]

IMO, Madison Square Garden, 2009, was the best Simon/Garfunkel version. It was a lament, poetry, and a cautionary tale. The Disturbed version is a roar of anger at a societal condition. David Draiman worked a miracle with the song.

[@tanyapoe5490]

The vocalists name is David Draiman. I'm a huge Slipknot fan myself, I have however loved Disturbed for a long time.

[@KayandJay]

I like both bands, I usually lean towards liking female bands but these two were actually really good. I would be more than willing to give another listen to them. Thanks for the support! -Kay

[@Louisee77]

Why did you mention Slipknot?

[@tanyapoe5490]

@@Louisee77 because she did.

[@Louisee77]

@@tanyapoe5490 where lol

[@starletscampon5941]

Tanya Poe slipknot is one of my favorites too! I have been a metal head for years so I like all kinds of stuff and disturbed has never disappointed.

[@gothicpsychic]

As close to a perfect song as you can get. Draiman has such an awesome range

[@Andres64B]

Powerful!

[@Offoda]

"Wow" is enough.. :) GJ

[@Zandman26]

Would like to suggest Versailles - Destiny the lovers. This song is not one of there really top level songs but it's a song that really shows there style. And I think that is a better introduction to a band then to start of with the masterpieces of a band.

[@gordon020958]

"People talking without speaking"= TEXTING "People hearing without listening" =INTERNET "prayed to the neon god they made"= SMART PHONES This was a comment from another person commenting. Damned.good analogy

[@cochisetoolshed3608]

you guys are cool

[@classic-kool]

This makes you weep for the human experience... we must be here because we fukced up somewhere along the line.

[@JOKER6979]

Hi Jay, let your cute daughter also listen to 5 Finger Death Punch. It's amazing to see people transition into more music styles. I hope she becomes more open.

[@delorrieannoldham1120]

Dad, pick a screen. Your reaction to "vision planted in my brain" was good. But then you swayed from side to side. We are watching YOU.

[@KayandJay]

We have one computer with the video and one with the lyrics. That's why it may look like a tennis match. - Jay

[@delorrieannoldham1120]

@@KayandJay fix it!

[@JoeMartinez_LA_LostSoul]

check out Given Up (Official Video HQ) - Linkin Park ... crazy vocals and an 18 second sustained key

[@wiklow22]

Love your cute relationship. Reminds me of myself and my son. He's super interesting when he tells the story of how his grandparent's escaped dying in the Holocaust. Most of his family has disowned him because of the music he usually sings.

[@KayandJay]

Thank you for the that! However, music should bring us together and never separate us. I am sorry to hear that. - Jay

[@wiklow22]

Several of his Jewish community and family especially didn't understand Disturbed visiting Germany.

[@colleenh2686]

Very cute, both of you.

[@KayandJay]

Thank you! - Jay

[@Ludacar]

If you guys haven't seen the live version on Conan, you should check it out. Sounds even better live.

[@stephenknight3585]

Congratulations you just heard an epic song

[@maryscott8929]

It’s a sixties song originally and songs were shorter back then. Have you heard Simon and Garfunkel’s version (the original artists).

[@FutSheriff]

Voice of an Angel but a voice of the Devil

[@YurrNext]

Why does it look like your watching a tennis match? 🤔

[@KayandJay]

Because we are looking at the lyrics on one computer and the video on another LOL. Thanks for the support! -Kay

[@anthonysnoeren8560]

Lol I was thinking the same thing but his explanation makes perfect sense!

[@pamcourtney1299]

He was classically trained...

[@timhutchinson8485]

Y'all should react to "Blind and Frozen" by Beast in Black.

[@Jennifer-jt9cb]

davids last name is pronounced dray-man. I don't know what other people think, but in my opinion after they let fuzz go and brought in john they got a bass player that was 100 times what they had. don't get me wrong, fuzz is no slouch, but john puts so much more into the music.

[@allensaunders449]

The conan O'Brian version of this song is the best. Of course this very good also great vocals

[@renegadewa4183]

The only song I can think of is Amy Lee doing a Zeppelin cover of Going to California. She is the David Draiman of the female singers. She is without a doubt the best female rock singer ever!!

[@Ingolenuru]

Do the official video for The Light by Disturbed. David Draiman is a classically trained singer. One of the best voices in the world.