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David Draiman Of Disturbed Speaks This Week At Noise11 iHeartRadio

by Noise11.com on November 18, 2016

in News,Noise Pro

Disturbed frontman and founder David Draiman is at Noise11 iHeartRadio this week from The X Studio.

Disturbed equals Metallica with five number one debut albums in a row in the USA. David Draiman tells Noise11 that the statistic is a credit to the fans, not the band. He also reflects on the emotionally draining recording session for ‘The Sound of Silence’ this week at iHeartRadio from The X Studio.

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Noise11 iHeartRadio playlist 18-24 November 2016

The Weeknd – Starboy
Pseudo Echo – Funky Town

Wa Wa Nee – I Could Make You Love Me
Coldplay – A Head Full Of Dreams

Leon Russell – A Song For You
Leonard Cohen – You Want It Darker

(Disturbed interview part 1)
Disturbed – The Sound of Silence
Disturbed – Open Your Eyes
(Disturbed interview part 2)

Cold Chisel – Shakin’ All Over
The Rolling Stones – Hate To See You Go

Thirsty Merc – Someday Someday
Moby – Are You Lost In The World Like Me

Don Henley – The End of the Innocence
The Black Sorrows – Fix My Bail

The Band – Up On Cripple Creek (from The Last Waltz)
Neil Young – Show Me

Kevin Johnson – There Comes A Time
Glenn Cardier – Cool Under Fire

Carson – Boogie
Brian Cadd – Long Time Since The First Time

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