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Rating: THE REVIEW
Here I am writing my first review. I've decided to do it on "Believe", the second album by the legendary Disturbed. A great album.
Let's analyze the tracks:
1 "Prayer": a very rhythmic and simple piece. The vocals are also very "broken" like the rhythm. A good track. 7
2 "Liberate": the pace picks up compared to the previous one, but the rhythm is very similar. The track exudes liberation. 7.5
3 "Awaken": a slower track, calm at times, but also aggressive. 7.5
4 "Believe": the title track, so you expect a lot. In effect, it's a beautiful song, very beautiful; the rhythm is reminiscent of the first two but in a different style, and the chorus is very engaging. As a title track, it's not bad. 8
5 "Remember": also very beautiful and powerful. Some riffs embellish it, and the track manages to engage you. 7.5
6 "Intoxication": finally, a track different from the others that stands out and gets noticed. Very beautiful. 8.5
7 "Rise": also this track, with the initial riff, manages to get noticed as opposed to the previous ones (excluding "intoxication")
8 "Mistress": another good track with a very calm middle section. 8
9 "Breathe": this is a very different track from the others. Very beautiful. 8
10 "Bound": another good track... 7.5
11 "Devour": also beautiful with good riffs... 7.5
12 "Darkness": here's a track VERY DIFFERENT from the others, an acoustic piece with piano. Beautiful. 8
Now, what I want to say is they are all nice, but they are too similar to each other, except for 2 or 3... and some are even a bit bland...
Anyway, not bad.
Overall Rating: 7.5 / 8
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This is a thorough review of Disturbed's second album, Believe. The reviewer appreciates the rhythmic metal style and highlights several standout tracks that break the album's overall similar tone. Despite some tracks feeling repetitive or bland, the album is considered solid and powerful with engaging riffs and vocals.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
Disturbed
Disturbed are an American metal band from Chicago featuring David Draiman (vocals), Dan Donegan (guitars), Mike Wengren (drums), and John Moyer (bass). Rising with The Sickness and its anthem Down with the Sickness, they earned multiple Billboard 200 No. 1 albums and later scored widespread acclaim for their reinterpretation of The Sound of Silence.10 Reviews
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By Cana's ONE
Believe is an album that is easy to listen to from the first to the last song; the step forward made by the band is remarkable.
The only negative aspect I can find is that, excluding the last song, the album varies little and, at first listen, it may seem almost all the same, however the quality is excellent.
