Disturbed latest release of "Bad Man" is Grammy nominated, and we're going to analyze its worth!

As a big fan of David Draiman's vocals, it's no shocker (to me) that Disturbed's "Bad Man" is nominated for "Best Metal Performance" at the upcoming 66th Grammy Awards! In my opinion, this is a very powerful Grammy contender. But how will it stack up to its competition?
Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she listens to Disturbed performing "Bad Man" for the first time.
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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[@Melly01]

You should please to listen to the Disturbed song, "Don't Tell Me," with David Draiman and Ann Wilson from Heart. They just dropped the video for it, but it's on the same album as this one - Divisive. 🙂

[@williamdenny8963]

I totally agree,I love that song and the new video please react to it

[@STRAKAZulu]

That is a phenomenal song!!

[@Robert_Herring]

Totally agree. I also recommend the band Plush, who are on tour with Disturbed at he moment, Plush's lead singer, Moriah Formica, is standing in for Ann Wilson. She is a perfect person to do this, almost an Ann Wilson clone. Check out Plush's song "Run", or even their cover of "Barracuda", both of their "Find The Beautiful" EP.

[@Branfaol1]

Best me to it,

[@metallyfan2k7]

Yes! Most definitely! Don't tell me is a masterpiece!

[@danieleldon7195]

In my opinion, "Remember" is their best song. It's so epic.

[@Darevas]

That name song, remembers me an other song from Disturbed "Hold on to Memories"... it's hard to listen because of the lyrics, and if you watch the live video.. sure you'll cry.

[@IGarrettI]

not even close

[@OnlyKaerius]

Rise Deify Indestructible Who taught you how to hate This venom

[@IGarrettI]

@@OnlyKaerius sons of plunder, indestructible, stricken, the animal and maaaany more

[@jeffturner2975]

Love it mate; I couldn't agree more! I think I commented about it on an earlier Disturbed reaction - Remember just gets me!

[@illumonic9026]

The thing I always liked about David is his ability to sing like he is in a fight or use his voice as a weapon!

[@PolyraclureDeVinyle]

Yes indeed ! i often imagine some of these songs being used as the soundtrack in a fight or some kind of insurrection ! Like in Immortalized : "This is wartime, this is our time We won't be denied Feed the fire that is raging inside This is go time, this is showtime We will fight till their wills are broken !"

[@fatalmorbid6608]

His music is indeed a weapon

[@brunoutechkaheeros1182]

Droppin' Plates (use my music as a weapon)

[@Jewishkowboy]

One of the reasons I love your channel is that you do research before so you have understanding of the meanings of the songs. So many people don’t and just sound so dumb reacting to songs

[@christopherrobin6955]

Disturbed just released a new song with Ann Wilson from heart you should check out , at 73 she is still amazing

[@jacobsobelman3923]

It’s not a new song, just a new music video. That song is on the same album as this one

[@Bad_Wolf_Media]

I missed the premiere of this, but it's still a timely react. I just photographed Disturbed this past Friday for their tour kick-off in Peoria. These guys are just SO good live.

[@scionofdorn9101]

I particularly note that given the context of the lyrics, Dan Donegan’s guitar solo is almost certainly meant to evoke the sound of screaming, and it does so powerfully and (appropriately) disturbingly.

[@mrayb007]

I have watched alot of her videos and enjoy her commentary. I would recommend that you go deep into her channel and listen to her perform. She is truly a gifted opera singer. It will make you really appreciate her reaction videos. She is a world class opera singer who smiles and giggles at metal music. She is the most unpretentious contributor in the analysis/reaction genre.

[@Azazel_Leviticus]

This song reminds me of the band early work on "The Sickness" album. Even the vocals in the early part of this sound like it could be a part of the song Stupify. Nice to hear that emotion again that got them started.

[@sphinx-2703]

"Remember" from disturbed is perfect and i think you'll like it, its definitely worth checking out

[@walidfilan2998]

The latest song the band released is DONT' TELL ME features ANN WILSON from THE BAND HEART

[@petermartin6049]

Re: losing David's vocals under the instruments sometimes: it *is* perhaps a little unfair to everyone else that David Draiman AND Dan Donegan are in the same band. It takes a pretty incredible guitarist to shove David to the back and it takes a pretty amazing vocalist to shove Dan to the back. And yet, here we are.

[@communistflower6346]

Honestly I feel like not to say other music doesn't have strong messages to there songs but metal stays consistent with always pushing heavy topics all the time. People just don't realize it nor do they take the time to bother listening to the music. Also love the video as always so good and love hearing how they are able to sing like this.

[@MayDayEXE]

When speaking specifically about songs like this in regards to awards like the Grammys, songs like this need so much more attention because not only is it's message very resonant today, but it can easily apply to many people and situations throughout history, and will be able to apply to many more people and situations in the future. Such a strong message. The Grammys just want to award all the popular stuff that plays on the radio. So much good music completely ignored that should be getting these awards.

[@mamalinhager]

❤❤❤❤ love Disturbed!!!! You are always dead on with your reactions.... Saw your interview with David... it was Great. Thank you so much... love all your insights...

[@MonkeyJedi99]

I HAVE A COMPLAINT ABOUT THIS CHANNEL! Ever since Elizabeth reacted to Blues Traveler "Hook" the song just WON'T LEAVE MY HEAD!! Hehehe...

[@mamalinhager]

@@MonkeyJedi99 lol lol

[@tacobob3953]

Great vid, i recommend you check out never too late by three days grace. Their one of my fav bands and I love Adam Gontiers voice. The live performance at the Detroit palace I think would be particularly interesting to analyze because there’s no production on his vocals.

[@ch_vky148]

Hard song. Hard themes. Hard meanings behind. This is why I love metal. Bcz somehow metal (and then on 2nd place some rock) bands talking about hard stuff much more often than others. Real stuff. Uncomfortable stuff. Thanks for looking for this absolutely gorgeous song. *removing tears again after listening, bcz I'm from Ukraine, and this sh..t always hits painfully*

[@dirtysmity]

the pyro show for this song on their last tour was INSANE

[@CVObservatory]

You should do Don't tell me with Ann Wilson next. Very power song!!!

[@mj_aussie_coaster_travels8310]

I thought it was funny when right at that start after the initial play she commented something like “this is heavy, much heavier than earlier disturbed” when to me, this is disturbed, the lighter songs are the outliers. This is the sort of song where 6-7 seconds into the beat you know exactly who it is.

[@Jay__________Slayer]

The livewire article she mentions is awesome! After reading it, I realized that Elizabeth has never reacted to my boys Mastodon!! They would be great for TCV: ✅ Multiple vocalists ✅ Time/tempo shifts ✅ Progressive ✅ Beards I think Oblivion would be a great first song, it balances all three voices very well, and I love how Brent's tone channels Layne Staley RIP. There are some good live performances on here, and the official music video has a cool Sch-Fi motif. \m/ (>_

[@OnlyKaerius]

Motherload would be funny to have her react to the video.

[@Jay__________Slayer]

​@@OnlyKaerius Motherload is by-far my favorite track of theirs, those drums!!! ❤ I would have totally suggested Motherload , but I'm a die hard Layne Staley fan, and the way that Brent & Troy harmonize in Oblivion totally gives me Layne and Jerry vibes \m/ (>_

[@Sniper2sword]

Just saw them live and his voice is so crisp and clear even live and powerful which is really impressive for how loud the instruments were mixed.

[@LPfanmichael]

Hi Elizabeth! I hope you’re feeling better! I was also wondering if you were ever going to do some more analysis of Chester Bennington and Linkin Park. I would love to see what you think about their song Qwerty. The live version is AMAZING! It absolutely shows just how much talent and skill Chester has as a vocalist, switching between distorted and clean vocals back to back to back! I know that a lot of people who watch your channel would really love this! Get well soon!

[@jitsnydzer6302]

Oh man, I don't get to keep up with music like I used to so this is my first time hearing this song by them and this song instantly whipped me back to 2005. Back to damaging my hearing with 10 Thousand Fists on my walkman lol

[@digibirder]

A punishing and powerful performance! Thank you for helping me understand how a singer can do this, Elizabeth!

[@tadhggoreyoneill13666]

Their song "In Another Time" is one of my favourites by them

[@zackslechta5517]

Saw Disturbed live last week. They performed this song and it was amazing!!!

[@michaelevans1578]

Me too! Live in Detroit.

[@lisass1969]

PLEASE cover the song "Don't Tell Me" Single was not released in time for Grammy nom, but it is AMAZING. It features the iconic Ann Wilson of Heart. She has done duets in the past, NONE of the male vocals have been strong enough for Ann Wilson's voice. Ann with David Draimon...WOW. It's a softer song, not as METAL as "Bad Man," but that song is EPIC! While this song was written before the war in Isreal and the Palastines, I'm sure when he sings it now, his thoughts are on the horrific actions by terriosts trying to commite genocide of his people. In an interview he said his parents were over there. Not sure if they live there or were visiting, but she were close to the attacks. This can also be applied to the war that has is happening inside our own country. The HATE and horrible deaths in the name of HATE and acts of treason commited by a mob on the United States Capital building. With that, and the devastation done by Putin to not only the Ukraine and it's people, but to his own people. I have friends that have people in Russia. Human beings are the only species that has war...Power and greed. I love a lot of different music, but I think I was attracted to hard rock and metal because so much of it, tells the TRUTH. Back when the flower children were writing songs of peace (which I also like), the Godfathers of Metal, Black Sabbath came out and we had War Pigs and other songs about the truth of war and the evil in the world. David Draiman and Disturbed are so tuned into what is WRONG with this world, and always have a strong message. Because of that, Disturbed is really one of the only bands in the past few decaded that I feel a strong connectiion to...When I heard this song, I felt like it was a "part two" to their song "Liberate", which I play A LOT when I hear a certain man sprew his hate and evil...and FAKE NEWS.

[@Deadwood1919]

I put no worth in the Grammys for music awards, but this Disturbed song is good. I am biased tho, since I've like Disturbed for decades.

[@stoney316]

Yes ! do the song “Don’t tell me “. from Disturbed and Ann Wilson!

[@fhertlein]

This tour show was crazy. I've been fortunate with their last two tours, seeing them opening their tour in 2019 and then the same for the US leg in 2023 and the stage was insane for 2023.

[@blackbird42]

I'd say it's very Disturbed-style having a catchy chorus.

[@tarasaurus98]

This is such a fantastic performance, its one of the songs that has lured me back into mainstream metal. Disturbed never fails to impress.

[@Balockay247]

Don't Tell Me featuring Anne Wilson is the song from Divisive you need to react too! Don't get me wrong I think Bad Man is a badass song. I enjoy your breakdowns of the songs. Much appreciated from you!

[@SkullWaneVideos]

I would love to see you reacting to Weird AL songs for about a week.

[@whiteshaix]

Interesting. At first I thought this guitar solo was just lazy ad-lib like most of Kirk Hammett's late stuff, but now I understand Donegan made those screeching sounds ON PURPOSE and they actually fit the song.

[@shelbymenard8907]

Seeing them perform this song live was amazing 😍

[@metalmark1214]

The song originated with guitarist Dan Donegan's riff, then David Draiman improvised the lyrics, which are heavily influenced by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The Russians were invading Ukraine as Disturbed were writing the song, so Draiman felt it appropriate that they highlight innocents at the mercy of a bad man.

[@chrisggoodwin777]

So many techniques in that solo - pinch harmonics, tapping, major trem bar action, even sounds like a bit of sweep picking. I also really like "in Another Time" - great message there too

[@hellhound1389]

When I hear about metal and the Grammys I get pissed because they picked the flute playing Jethro Tull over the legendary Metallica. That shows they wouldn't know metal if it came up and bit them on the ass

[@mmelkku4944]

Some of my reaction recommendations -floods by pantera -here i go again deraps cover -domination live pantera -burn by deep purple

[@stingray5050]

I love the range of music you cover here. I also appreciate that you give analysis on composition as well. I would pay money to pick your brain and get your analysis on Mudvayne. Chad Grey is one of the more stylistic metal vocalists out there and I think you will have a blast with the composition. Start with DEATH BLOOMS (the full version) and NOTHING TO GEIN, but you also have to at listen to -1. Please, name your price!!! Also in your exploration of Slipknot, I would highly recommend SCISSORS. It is dark but I think its ok for KZbin. The range of vocal tools Corey utilizes in this track is crazy. You can feel so much pain.

[@metallyfan2k7]

Divisive is a phenomenal album! One of my favorite releases in '22 (crazy its been out for almost 2 years lol). Like others have said, you need to react to don't tell me ft Ann Wilson from heart. Their voices go so well together!

[@lagautmd]

I don't do Metal. But, this is freaking amazing. First Metal song in decades that I really like. And, it is the excellent enunciation.

[@allenr6687]

First "metal" song in decades??? Obviously you don't listen to these bands. Deftones,Tool or Cory taylor just a few. I just wish these bands I grew up to wouldn't give there political opinions... The united states shape foreign policy and conflicts that go on between other countries r mostly a result of r interference.. System of the down is the goat of this topic but there songs suck by your logic.

[@SgtAwesome97]

Gah, the guitar solo gets me every time!! So much anger, bordering with insanity and chaos. I absolutely love it!

[@stephenpetrovich2383]

the rhythmic delivery to his vocals has always impressed me. The way he cuts things off, and just is very sort of choppy in his delivery...is so cool

[@seanbooth1450]

I've been watching your reactions for about a year now and you're awesome. You have opened my brain to appreciating music in so many different ways than I did before. Thank you 💜

[@21stewdabaker]

You should analyze "Touch, Peel, and Stand" by Days of The New.

[@joergojschaefer3521]

It's Elizabeth, it's David Draiman... no further Comment needed! #letsgettoit 😎🤘

[@Melky_Man]

I think you would love Digital Bath by Deftones, Chino's vocals on that song are unbelievable

[@malaynacase]

I just got to hear Disturbed and Falling in Reverse here live a couple days ago and he sounds FANTASTIC live! He's incredibly easy to under from the furthest seats from the stage. I think you'd love Falling in Reverse's Zombified or Voices In My Head!

[@caseymckeighan6954]

My favorite disturbed song is "a reason to fight" it just hits different, especially live or the official live video

[@MrSurrealKarma]

"Du Måste Finnas" by Helen Sjöholm, and "Guldet Blev Till Sand" with Peter Jöback. Two amazing swedish classics everyone should hear. Figured I'd just slide that in there.

[@laurieemme1534]

I'm so glad you are reviewing the best metal performances! I also really enjoyed your review of this powerful Disturbed song.

[@vancomycinb1193]

Since you did Blues Traveler recently, you should check out Third Eye Blind

[@stan5409]

David and Ann singing "Don't Tell Me" is his first song since the Sounds of Silence that shows David's ability to sing other then Metal.

[@michaelevans1578]

Just saw them live in Detroit. Even with a cold he was powerful and delivered the grit and rage that is Disturbed.

[@ssgssginger4909]

I think you would enjoy the song Fade in/Fade out by the band "Nothing More"

[@ecalzo]

You cannot go wrong with David Draiman and Disturbed .. ever ... saw them and loved them ..

[@MetalPersonJ]

I just realized something. Ghost's nominated track is an Iron Maiden cover. Specifically a Paul Di'Anno as vocalist track. I think it would be much more tasteful to do the original track rather than Ghost's cover. Or better yet. Do both versions. I think the Grammys picked that track because Ghost did it and Ghost do big business. (The Grammys have a weird habbit of picking bands doing covers, whether they are big hits or not). I like Ghost, but a Paul Di'Anno reaction is long overdue.

[@TheCharismaticVoice]

I actually am releasing my analysis of the original Iron Maiden track next week, and will release the Ghost cover that was nominated to Patrons only.

[@MetalPersonJ]

@@TheCharismaticVoice AWESOME! ABSOLUTELY AWESOME! Can't wait to see it

[@TrueStrike]

What patreon membership do i need to see videos like that? Just the £3 a month one? ​@@TheCharismaticVoice

[@TheCharismaticVoice]

Unfortunately the next higher tier has the patron exclusive videos. But there's a LOT going on in that tier. If you have any doubts, ask any of the patrons when you join the discord. ;-)

[@Sckayler]

Three Days Grace - I Hate Everything About You

[@lucky7-1-1]

Dead inside by david is amazing 🤩 featuring Nita Strauss on lead guitar . Video is anazing also and he hits a few high notes in that song . Alot different than this song . Another one thats close to my heart .

[@Achala148]

Those guitar sounds were people screaming... absolutely chillingly tragic...

[@mikeinflorida219]

I think you would like Tools "Pnuema". Danny Carey's drums are crazy phenomenal.

[@RickReasonnz]

The drum cam video of that song is so, SO good

[@mikeinflorida219]

@RickReasonnz Just saw them in concert this past week...Best concert I've ever been too.🤘

[@larrysamples9810]

I can’t believe we haven’t got a Symptom of Being Human from Shinedown reaction yet.

[@montanahelton1272]

Totally random but PLEASE do a video on Christine and the queens especially the live performance in France of the song “full of life.” I fall in love with him every time I hear him and especially see him perform! ❤❤❤❤

[@user-pp6un8lv5s]

Are we EVER going to get some VOLBEAT?!?!?!?!?!

[@stephanebelanger2759]

Wow! I must say that I totally enjoy your reviews: your deep knowledge and empathy... a rare mix. Dear Elizabeth -if I may- , have you ever considered reviewing Tom Waits '' God's away on business'' or maybe Cesaria Evora'' Negue''. On a more commercial note; Celine Dion and Ginette Reno singing'' Un peu plus haut, un peu plus loin'' Would bring you a nice surprise. Stephane.

[@EDuGoIHuvvet]

I don't know if you've covered Indestructible yet, but if you haven't then that's a great example of a heavier, more powerful song from an earlier album. That "almost rapping" really comes out in that one, and it's just awesome!

[@user-ib3in4fs9u]

May I humbly suggest: Elbow - Loneliness of a tower crane driver (Live at Abbey Road BBC) ... because Guy Garvey's voice is phenomenal and so alike to Peter Gabriel Speaking of P: Peter Gabriel - Father Son ... if you are not close to tears by the end of it, you're doing it wrong. Oh my, goosebumps. Spandau Ballet - Through the barricades One of the most forgotten and underrated hymns of the 80s, yet so much complex beauty in it. Please?

[@crisisgear]

Hehe heavier than disturbed's earlier stuff. By the way really appreciate the almost 30 second break, think that would be good in every song you review when it hits its break down or chorus. Doubt you'll see this as it's an old video but I recommend Voices. Keep up the fascinating content. O Mistress is a hidden gem by Distubred.

[@bryanthelt3373]

This should win! The music! The art! The message! 10 out of 10! Period!

[@ThalesMusicCorner]

Disturbed is one of my all time favourite bands. This entire album is amazing and so varied. This music-video was also created using pictures generated with Midjourney AI, which creates that very special look of the images. As always such a great breakdown and wonderful reaction to such an angry (and as you say rightfully so) song. ❤🤘🤘

[@SamAndersen-nd3ne]

I love the reaction. But that still at 6:39 is so sick. Lol i want that as my phone background

[@fabianschweitzer]

13:38 not just a push of air, he’s beginning many lines with false cord engagement. Very dark rasp to start and set the tone and then he goes lighter towards the end of the line

[@user-fk4gp3lg7v]

I stumbled upon the song "dear darkening ground" today, by the irish-belgian jazz singer Natashia Kelly. Amazing voice, goes straight to the heart. The lyrics are a poem by rainer maria rilke.

[@richardjohnston2557]

If I could humbly suggest, listen to Bloodywood's "Dana Dan". Great message, amazing song!

[@ryuseki-oni]

The lyric "I will never understand why these cowards bow to your demands", respectfully, is indeed bowing or at least represents a weak form of dismissal. It is not actually very difficult to understand why anyone would bow to a tyrant. To refer to such people as "cowards" is disproportionate. Any highly trained military operative can explain pain submission to you in simple terms. Generally this is the basis for why anyone would submit to a tyrant. Not specifically as a result of physical interaction involving the application of pain to overpower the subject's will, but rather by actively exploiting the weakness or needs of the subject the operator may easily control the subject. Philosophically this extends into minimal action on the part of the operator via effectively manipulating the beliefs, fears or wants of the subject. Suppression of the capacity to _thrive_ is an effective tool for establishing submission of a mass populous. For all practical purposes no one actually expects to _survive_. Technically the bar for survival is very, very low and can involve significant discomfort. Extended torture includes the goal of punishing a subject without ending their life, thus technically allowing the subject to survive, though the mass populous has come to take notions of survival for granted. Generally we have all been taught that the goal in life is to thrive. When that goal is made unreasonably difficult with all of the technology and potential plainly in view, the beliefs of a population can easily be manipulated into the next best option to struggling, which is to invent reasons to blame someone outside of that tribal group for the problems of the identified group and proceed to "take back" what one feels one is "owed". This is what most often leads to war - failures of logistics, diplomacy and leadership, more so than corruption or greed technically. The blame and accountability of the outside group is merely amplified or invented entirely in order to minimize the overall failure rather than promote the more difficult option of understanding and resolving the technical issues which are suppressing the capacity of the population to thrive.

[@ryuseki-oni]

Not to mistake or dismiss the fact that corruption and greed are their own issues that must also be handled appropriately.

[@user-dk8sb4jn5v]

Save our last goodbye best distortion part ever

[@jakes3059]

That "screeching" in the guitar sounds influenced by Tom Morello and his ability to make some many different sounds from his instrument.

[@Signal451]

Please, please listen to The Doors! Break on Through and The Simple Parade is a good way to hear Jim's vocal range. Soft, and LOUD!

[@austindermody302]

Great reaction Elizabeth! If you want a live version, check out the one from The Take Your Life Back Tour.

[@grahamwilloughby2526]

For some juxtaposition you HAVE TO listen to Noah Kahan’s “Stick Season.” His vocals are amazing and his lyrics are even more so. (By-the-way can’t wait to see Disturbed soon at Mohegan Sun!!)

[@_i_don.t_need_a_unique_handle_]

9:27 That "Y'ALL" melted my heart. I'm not a typical southerner as my religous beliefs, political views, hobbies and interests often vastly differ from the "good ole boy southern ways". But that "Y'ALL" was so adorable! Anyway, I love and enjoy your content! Keep it up!!

[@TaverenTech]

From a melodic/vocal perspective, this sounds like it came right off "The Sickness Album" to me. Granted the instrumentals were a bit heavier and with a bit more distortion.

[@cjwlive]

I highly recommend David's 2nd band named "Device" a song called vilify is such a great example of his vocal range

[@richardwirt3193]

The Charismatic Voice ,Have you done (Journey with Steve Perry- Send Her My Love ) what a voice he has do the official video

[@squeak2455]

If you're ever looking for a change of pace video, I would love to see you break down an impersonation comedian and how they do the different voices that they do. Maybe thats out of your comfort zone, but you seem to understand how voices work so well that it would be a fun video.

[@ArchangelNashan]

One song I still really want to hear your analysis on that I think would be interesting due to your Vocal background Elizabeth, is Nerrisa Ravencroft's cover of Lilium. I'd even go so far as to say if you want/could do a double reaction to the Original version that was performed by Kumiko Noma and then do Nerrisa's version.

[@XxAshenxX]

For Australia Day 🇦🇺 review The Seekers 'I am Australian' incredibly well written song that has moving vocals by Judith Durham. It should be our National Anthem

[@davidmason9969]

I’m listening to Don’t tell me right now definitely would like to hear your thoughts. Ann still has it and David sounds amazing as always. Disturbed has really come to the forefront of mainstream rock never disappoints. Oh on the topic of duets not sure if there is a video but David did a side project called Device and there is a killer Ozzy/Lita Ford cover of Close My Eyes Forever David did with Miss Lzzy Hale worth checking into🤘

[@lawrence9823]

You really need to do a deep dive on the band "Imminence". Their lead Eddie Berg is a vocal masterpiece. His lows and high are so beautiful. For a first pick, I'd highly recommend "Erase". They are a younger band, but I strongly feel that they will be huge! Please consider it.

[@mc4x465]

Definitely need analysis of whiskey myers “stone” or “broken window serenade”. Kashus culpepper “after me” and Tyler childers “hard times” “coal” or “deadman’s curve”

[@CodenameUtopian]

I agree with this nomination, but I think that Spiritbox's Jaded should win. BUT knowing the Grammy's, its going to Metallica

[@gummygum6423]

It would be great if you could check out sticky fingers, they have such a unique sound, especially their song cyclone

[@plasticcreations7836]

They really made that guitar solo sound like pain which matched the video.

[@Danlikescheesteaks]

On your subject of sibilance earlier in the video, I'm not sure if you already knew this but those headphones that you use are well known to have a significant treble spike around 8khz that tends to emphasize vocal sibilance. There are lots of discussions of it online and some people don't mind it, but others use eq or even passive filters with them to tame it. Some have even returned the headphones. So you may be noticing sibilance a lot more than the average person lol. Most Beyerdynamic headphones have bright tuning. I mostly use Sennheiser HD600's, and I hardly notice sibilance in anything unless it's bad.

[@davidhall6950]

God I want you to do Out of Line. It's from Device, a David Draiman side project. This song in particular he sings with Serj Tankian and is absolutely amazing!!!

[@prozzy82]

Peter Murphy waiting for your analysis.( ex. Bauhaus member). example : 1."Reptile" live 6.23.06. Trent Reznor, Peter Murphy, Atticus Ross, Jeordie White. 2. Peter Murphy - All Night Long , or anything of your choice

[@logangreen6724]

Merch idea - "We're gonna go back one more time..."

[@paulv7454]

I was rewatching some Elizabeth's early reactions, big differences in the decorations of that room. Lol