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Great cd. I like the music. No signs of heat or liquid damage. Very satisfied with customer service.

After taking time off and doing side projects in between, Disturbed are finally back. Immortalized is very indicative of a band hungry to feed the beast. Rather than producing it themselves with guitarist Dan Donegan or Johnny K, they opted for in-demand producer Kevin Churko (Ozzy Osbourne, In This Moment, Five Finger Death Punch). While the production is excellent, don't be shocked if it sounds more like Five Finger Death Punch with David Draiman's vocals, and I say that because it seems like they went for that style production rather than something more like their own. Either way, I recommend the CD.

After a four-year hiatus, the metal band Disturbed has officially made a comeback with their sixth studio album. Starting off the album strong with about a one-minute track — “The Eye of the Storm” — the record begins with a guitar solo by the one-and-only Dan Donegan, who is known for his control when playing. The band shows fans that the wait for a new album was worth it as the music progresses. The song “Immortalized” has solid lyrics about the comeback, which fits well as the title track. With their classic sound, the band brings in a new acoustic vibe filled with quiet, chilling tones during the cover of Simon and Garfunkel’s “Sound of Silence.” Disturbed made a grand comeback with an album that appeals to old and new fans.

Its been a LOOOOONG time since the last Disturbed cd. Some people may have even moved on & forgotten about the band? Some people may have thought they broke up? Let me tell you they are back & better than ever. Sometimes a long break can re-invigorate a band & I think that happened here. People forget how much of an impact this band had in the 2000`s. You instantly know its a Disturbed song when you hear it. Lead singer David D. is singing & screaming like never before. If you love the first single..you`ll love the rest of this cd!!

It's great to hear the triumphant return of one of the best metal bands out today. And, boy, is it triumphant! There are some tracks that remind me of old school "Sickness" with memorable riffs and gritty vocal work. But there are some new-style instant classics as well. If nothing else, it's worth the purchase for the hauntingly beautiful cover of "The Sound Of Silence".

Wow! Just wow! After being on an extended hiatus Disturbed has come back with a vengeance. This album offers a veritable journey from start to end. Perhaps the most surprising track of all is their cover of "The Sound of Silence." The dark, deep, and moody vocals rise in edginess as the track progresses and culminates in stunning finality.

Disturbed have stuck to a consistency with their albums. They haven't changed up much over the years, and they have no reason to. Immortalized takes their signature sound and brightens it up just a tad, but leaving nothing heavy out of the mix. However, in one of the biggest surprises in their career, they threw in a beautiful cover of Simon and Garfunkle's Sound of Silence.

Glad to have another release from one of my favorite bands. Their music seems to satisfy even the most discriminating ears. The cover version choices continue to amaze, most times being better than the original and this time is no exception. Sounds of Silence has a ghostly haunting vibe to it, making one want to listen to it over and over again.

after listening to Immortalized, I had to see what the rest of the album had to offer. So I went to Best Buy (because they have awesome prices) and snatched the latest album of Disturbed. Good stuff.

I am a fan of this band, so I had to get the cd when it came out. I was curious how the music would compare to the previous cds. The music as always is excellent, and a little more diverse than on previous cds.

Nice new cd by Disturbed, some twists but overall a nice effort. The sound of silence was a bold choice, not my favorite track but they did a good job. All in all a good effort and a bit of a surprise since I personally wasn't expecting anything new from these guys.

Disturbed hiatus is over! While this album isn't their best, it is a disturbed album, which will never disappoint. The overall feel of the album isn't as hard and aggressive as most of their other selections, but the lyrical depth is as, if not more, thought prevoking.

After listening to this Disturbed album, I felt that they finally returned to what they know best...Alternative music! It felt like they got away from that the on the previous album, so I was glad to see them come back strong with Immortalized!

With the release of the Simon and Garfunkel cover "Sound of Silence" Disturbed has reached new Heights. Yet in keeping with their original high intensity with the other composition this album is a must for Disturbed Fans.

Disturbed has a formula down, this stay true to that, but some new elements. If you like this band you will like this CD, if you are new to them, it is a good starter since it is a little more melodic on some tracks than prior albums

Purchased this as a gift for my wife, not usually my type of music, but really enjoyed it. The cover version of Sound of Silence is amazing.

This is a specifically requested Christmas present. Purchased before Christmas at a great price - recipient was very happy to receive. Have no idea about the music - not my personal style.

I was skeptical about getting there next album, but it was very good!!!!! Now i wish i got the deluxe version cuz i liked all the songs!!!

Bought it as a gift for my son. Almost didn't give it to him. Couple of songs were surprising & knocked me off my feet. Love it.

This album is pretty wickedly awesome, i have every album by Disturbed, and this one is just as awesome as the others!