I'm going to have to go with Believe.
Although there are quite a few really excellent tracks in The Sickness, namely Stupify, it's one of my all time favourite songs by Disturbed.

New track leaked from the new album:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=12&v=8nW-IPrzM1g

I thought it was okay. Heard it on the radio yesterday.

this is the most 'so bad it's good' music video of all time.

I was vaguely entertained, until the dude fell into the helicopter blades. 10/10

Overall it is not a bad song at all, I rather liked it. The video is certainly pretty amusing, interesting. I think Disturbed have always had some positives to them, but also a lot of negatives too, like the nu-metal stigma, though they play better music than most of those bands did. You got to hand it to the band though. They are still wanted, their video has over two million views, and that was in what...a single day of its release? I can't remember. But it's clear that they are still a relevant band.

This f*cker right here won't shy away from saying that I rock some Disturbed on a regular basis. F*ckin' right I do.

The new album "Immortalized" is out, and they played a show here in Chicago a couple weeks ago:



I've been getting updates from my friend Bob on FB who's an ex band member of Dan Donegan's. Kinda surreal when they have conversations, and the next day I'm partying with Bob. Bob's a pretty cool guy.

The Sickness is an album with which I have some memories attached, so I have to choose that over Believe, although I think the song "Prayer" is on par with the material on The Sickness. Anything after that I've found hard to get into as it sounds somewhat manufactured IMO. Although, it's still nice to seem them still going.

They did kind of mail it in on the last few albums. I haven't heard the new release yet, but from what I've heard they haven't changed much of anything, so I'm not rushing out to buy it.

Before I saw this thread pop up, the last I knew on them was that they were on a break. Looks like that was only temporary. I like Draiman too, as he's said in the past that record companies don't understand the concept of how the Internet works as far as distribution goes. Some of his quotes here.

I saw Distrubed during The Sickness tour when they were still playing on side stages. This was when Draiman used to come out in a straitjacket.