POLL: What’s the Best Disturbed Album?

Disturbed have been one among the twenty first century’s most profitable rock bands, ascending to pageant headliner standing and often topping the Billboard 200 Album Chart all through their profession with beloved data, however which of their albums is the greatest? That’s what we need to hear from you in this week’s Loudwire Nights Album of the Week ballot.

You’ll have till Friday at 12N ET to forged your votes. We’ll then play the three tracks from the album with the most votes throughout Loudwire Nights‘ Album of the Week block to start out the following Monday’s present!

Surprisingly, Disturbed’s debut album, The Sickness, is one among the band’s few albums to not prime the Billboard 200 album chart, nevertheless it paved the means for his or her future success with the singles “Stupify,” “Down With the Sickness,” “Voices” and “The Game” solidifying their rock radio place at the desk for years to return.

From there, they averted the sophomore droop with the chart-topping Believe, which yielded the singles, “Prayer,” “Remember” and “Liberate.” Then, in 2005, they launched Ten Thousand Fists which gave us “Guarded,” “Stricken,” “Don’t Stop” and their Genesis cowl “Land of Confusion,” in addition to the title monitor.

They continued their momentum with Indestructible, which gave us “Inside the Fire,” “Indestructible” and “The Night,” whereas the first period of their profession concluded with Asylum, which yielded the songs “Another Way to Die,” “The Animal” and “Warrior.”

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The band took a nicely deserved hiatus earlier than returning with 2015’s Immortalized, which gave us “The Vengeful One,” “The Light,” “Open Your Eyes” and their hit cowl of Simon & Garfunkel’s “The Sound of Silence.” From there, they provided the extra diversified album Evolution that includes “Are You Ready,” “A Reason to Fight” and “No More,” earlier than serving up their most up-to-date file, Divisive, in 2022. That album had “Hey You,” “Bad Man,” “Unstoppable” and their “Don’t Tell Me” duet with Ann Wilson.

That’s a fairly sturdy resume of prime notch albums, however which of those albums was the greatest? Share your rankings for every album under. Then tune into Loudwire Nights subsequent Monday at 7PM ET to search out out which file prevailed. During tonight’s present, you will get to search out out which Tool album was voted the greatest, and listen to three songs from our current ballot.

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