Disturbed "Inside The Fire" & "A Reason To Fight" - REACTION
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The lead singer David Draiman had a girlfriend who committed suicide when he was 16. "It was an unbelievably horrific and painful experience, and it was cathartic to make the song, and it really took me having a certain mindset to do it, and I had to wait 'til I was ready." - David Draiman
Thank you for explaining. How horrible for him...and for too many left behind.
To add more to the story - His girlfriend was a drug addict which subsequently made him one as well. His then girlfriend couldn't cope with their breakup which was largely due to him switching schools and moving to a different city or state can't remember which it was. She was found dead with a needle in her arm in the corner of a nightclub. At least that's the story I found, idk if it's the truth or not.
It was his ex girlfriend that committed suicide.
This is true. After he found out about her suicide he felt like he didn't try hard enough and felt responsible. He wanted to take his own life to speak to her again and apologize for what he felt like he caused
Shalom! With Torah Blessing!!!!!!
David greets every live show's audience as "My brothers, My sisters, My blood." It's a good message. Unity is important. Much love TMG fam.
I'm late but WE ARE
Back in 2017 I went and seen them live in Memphis which was the best concert I'll probably ever go to.
@@castlecorn593 Disturbed
First concert was msg disturbed. Nothing can match that experience
Fun fact in 2015 when Disturbed got back together they headlined Welcome to Rockville in Jacksonville fla that April and when David said "My Brothers....." the entire audience finished the ..."My sisters. My blood" for him.
As someone who’s struggled with suicide, Disturbed was one of the few things on earth to calm me. I’m now on medication and I’m in a better place.
Strangely everytime I wanted to commit suicide, it was after I went cold turkey and stopped drinking. 14 years sober but also 14 years of a fucked up mind. Give or take I guess.
You're not alone, kinda scattered myself after a bad mushroom trip, 3 years later and it still has me fucked up. Keep winning by staying alive and moving forward in life✊❤
I was hospitalized when i was 15 for drugs depression and suicide. I am 46 now married and have a son the thoughts are still there been off drugs from r the past 20 years and walked away from alcohol and cigarettes 3 years ago. My mind is in a better place and i know you can do it too. As David said “ We are not alone”
I did all that and quit all kinda shit to. I was hospitalized at 16. I'm 42 and It's on again off again. I been pulling myself out of dark places for years.
My depression is off and on and comes when im not listening to music. So i shut the entire world off and go into my mind where I focus on the darkness and hate in me and i wont talk to anyone until i feel better
I was diagnosed with depression years ago, music is a big reason I find peace with myself and the demons in my own head. Peace, my friend.
Just in case it wasnt evident, the version of david with the corpse was him, and the one singing covered in blood was the devil telling him to kill himself to join the girl. Hence the line "take your place inside the fire with me"
Its "inside the fire with her".
Still sad as shit.
this song hits really close to home for me. when i was 12 i had a girlfriend in the 7th grade. she had a really tough life, her mother died of cancer, her father was abusive and barely home so she had to take care of her sister. i would spend every day with her and help her out take care of her sister. in december after school it was a wednesday i went to her house after getting off of the bus since we lived in the same neighborhood. she kept a spare key under the door matt so i could get inside and get settled to do homework and help her with her chores and responsibilities. she ended up taking her life that day. she use to cut alot and i tried to help. but when i walked in that house and walked to her room i set my bag on her bed and looked around the house for her and couldnt find her. which i found odd cause she said i could come over after school on the bus ride home. i saw the bathroom light on and knocked, i heard no response and i waited a couple seconds and knocked again. srill nothing and so when i tried to open the door it was locked so i ended up taking a screwdriver and unlocking the bathroom door. i found her lifeless body still somewhat warm but dead. i didnt know how to handle it all i could think of was to call 911. her father came home later that day and he tried to blame me for her taking her life saying it was my fault and didnt allow me to know where she was burried or even go to the service. for along time up until i turned 16 i struggled with suicidal thoughts and i started to self harm via cutting. i went to go take my life by cutting my wrists vertically in my grandparents shed. when my grandpa was alive i went to go talk to him one last time and he didnt turn around until i started to choke on my words and he said to me " you have the same look in your eyes that my father had before he shot himself in the head. whats wrong" and itold him everything. he didnt call anyone but he sat me down and talked to me and had me promise not to take my own life. ive kept that promise ever since. he passed away in 2018 about a year after i promised him i wouldnt kill myself.
"But we're here, so we're gonna talk about it. We're not gonna run from it." 👏👏👏
I had stop commenting on reactions but felt I had to comment here. I am in recovery. I have not recovered. Only from a seemingly hopeless state of mind . I stay clean and sober one day at a time based on my spiritual, not religious, fitness. I can't stay clean and sober on yesterday's recovery. I must always remember where I came from because I am always 1 drink or drug away from losing my sobriety regardless if I have 1 day, 1 year, 10 years or 30 years. I have seen people with 30 years go back out. Some make it back others don't. Locked up, covered up, or sober. Alcoholism is 100% fatal and it is an ugly death. There is no guarantee that you will make it back in. I am a very strong 12 step person and it is in the fellowship that a person looking for or to maintain their sobriety will find the support they need because only people in recovery understand how insidious essential nature of the disease. Cunning, baffling and powerful. It doesn't take a day off so neither do I. It does get more familiar over time. Be it aa, celebrate recovery, smart program get help, learn about your disease. Your life depends on it. Finally there is a very strong connection between mental illness and substance abuse. If you have both, you must treat both to be successful with either. Thank you for allowing me to use this as a platform for 2 diseases that I live with
Well this video has me in tears!!! I'm an addict alcoholic in recovery (23yrs) and my reason to fight is my son. I do have triggers and unfortunately they are my Mom...Dad and youngest sister. But I'm going strong cuz I know that if I relapse I'll lose my son... myself and God and I'm not willing to lose any of that. I'm bipolar with severe depression and anxiety and I've attempted suicide five times. When I'm on my meds I'm fine but sometimes I get locked in my depression and pray that I don't wake up...I swore when my son was born I'd never do anything to hurt him on purpose and that would be the ultimate hurt for him. Earlier this year my 22yr old cousin committed suicide and we're all very broken up by it. Especially his Mom. No one knew he was feeling like that. We with mental illness are masters of hiding what is really going on with us due to the stigma of being "crazy". David Draiman's girl commited suicide when they were 16yrs old and it really messed him up. He's at a point in his life where he can voice it and work through it and it's a kick ass song. I hope that you have a wonderful and blessed day my friend!!! 🙂🙂🙂🙂 🐧🐧 Sorry so long.
How are you now and I hope you, your family and friends are doing okay.
I'm sure it wasn't planned, but WOW, these two songs back to back is a real message. Never give up, no matter how far life gets you down, never give up and keep fighting
I have Never Give Up tattooed on my stomach!
This band is perfection. I've grown up listening to them. Their music has helped me through suicidal thoughts, has given me the strength to leave the worst relationship I've ever had where i would've been killed or worse. This band is so underrated. They're amazing
The band has done much the same for me, the band as people, Davis specifically, is an amazingly kind, caring, compassionate person, which is where much of the songs come from.
I saw them a couple months ago. He had the house lights brought up and asked the crowd how many of us suffer with addiction and or depression. An uncomfortable amount of hands went up. They had that number up on the big screen. He said we need to fight this demon. During the song a Reason to Fight some girl decided to utilize the space where people mosh to do an interpretive dance for the whole song. I was up in the seats looking down on this. So powerful. Im choked up recalling it.
Yo was this shit in amsterdam AFAS live, because I remember a dance happening instead of a moshpit as well
Plus a reason to fight is mot really a song to have a moshpit in, but that is not what i was aiming for
I saw David Draiman live it was life changing to me. I was there with a lot of my friends. He talked a little about addiction and Suicide. This band is the reason I am who I am today. Nice music.
"The light" is defiently one ya gotta hear dude
The Light is my number one favorite song by Disturbed
A Reason to Fight for me. That shit hits like a freight train from both sides.
I can't listen to it anymore,it breaks me into pieces,that's how intense it is
I honestly want to hear David Draiman (Disturbed), James Hetfield (Metallica), and M. Shadows (A7X) to sing the national anthem and 3 of their songs together at the Super Bowl
Another Disturbed song that tries to help people...Thank you Disturbed!! Another vocal by David that is unparalleled!! His range is phenomenal !! So controlled....awesome timber!! Beautiful voice!!
Definitely need to check out "The Light" by Disturbed.
My wife was hospitalized a few times. I shared the video of "The Light" with her and it helped her realize she can climb out from the darkness she fell into. It's her go-to song now.
@@rwxstudio7173 My father died just a few months after the album The Light is on dropped. Really helped me, one of my favorites by Disturbed.
Please react to stricken and indestructible by disturbed
This a quote is from the Director about this song.
Guitarist Dan Donegan explained to Artist Direct about this tale of someone plunging into the afterlife in the hope of reuniting with his deceased girlfriend: "It's a really dark vision and the song, the lyrics and the meaning, is very dark. It's the darkest stuff that I think David (singer David Draiman) has ever written lyrically. It's about a girl he was in a relationship with. She's committed suicide, and he just has the voice of the devil over his shoulder trying to provoke him to take his own life to join her again, because the only chance for him to be with her again is if he takes his life. We're not condoning suicide off of this, it's just more of the temptation to join a girlfriend that was very confused and messed up and wanted out."
I get that this is tough as hell in regards to the making the song itself but it does look at the darker side of what the survivors have to live with.
Disturbed music is beautiful, a favorite band of mine. Hold on the memories is another good one
All the songs i have heard from DISTURBED have a message in them. DAVID DRAIMAN IS BRINGING awareness to a lot of people. And I for onr one think its AWESOME that he is. I am 63 years old and i cant remember any other groups that have done that with there music. Hes talking about things that's gooing on now and have been going on for years. But most people don't talk about it. Or try to raise awareness about it. DAVID DRAIMAN IS A GREAT ARTIST. More people need to keep an open mind and listen to some of their music.
My brothers, my sisters, MY BLOOD!!! WE @ARE!!!!!
I've been going through a particularly difficult time with depression the last few months. It's something I've battled for a while, I usually climb out easier than this, but this has been rough. Then I found Disturbed, first with Sound of Silence, then their other songs, especially this one. It's helped me tremendously. Feels like this band knows me personally and cares. Thank you David and Disturbed, you've helped so many. Wonderful musicians and caring human beings.
Thank you so much for talking about the meaning of this song. The singer David’s girlfriend died from suicide and she had drug addiction.
It’s still raw for him even tho it happened when he was in his teens..
I love his voice! Real talent! I hit that bell for you! 💕
Inside the Fire is my personal favorite Disturbed song..so powerful....and the song is just awesome
Thank you. That’s exactly what it is. His guilt was so great, he thought he deserved to join her. 😢
It’s awful when you can’t save someone . Especially someone you love.
And the addiction speech. Wow.
This was such a beautiful video, with so much wisdom. Thank you, truly.
Your description of addiction and how hard it is to live daily is spot on, it's no where as easy people who haven't suffered say it is. It's pure hell
Inside the Fire is an experience to listen to...
It changed my perspective on what music could become
David Dariman described the song as what he thought the Devil whispered to him as he stood over the girl's casket at her funeral.
Suggestions: Disturbed - The Vengeful One, Stricken, Indestructible.... Also, Device - Out of Line (ft. Serj Tanakian and David Draiman)
Both songs are awesome 👍👍 2 reasons why I love disturbed!!!!! David draiman's voice is just 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥A reason to fight is one of my favorite songs ever, everything about it is amazing the music & the message I remember first time in heard it,I bawled like a baby!!
Disturbed was my first concert and they were fucking amazing! First experience with a mosh pit and "the wall of death" it was glorious!!!
I usually hate reaction videos because of the interruption of the music. This one though.....well,your commentary is great! You have heart my friend! Thank you!
Two great songs to play back to back. Much respect to you for doing this.
I feel guilty banging to that song as well,,,, but I can’t help it, the vocals and the music and the arrangement are insanely awesome.
Paint it Red! Paint it Red I’m sure disturbed themselves, especially David, want you to bang out to it. They didn’t write a song with the intention of you not listening.
They play it live a lot
if I remember correctly the reason to fight song was one that was written after the loss of Chester Bennington.
It came out a few years before chester left us. Song is about his ex-girlfriend. Check top comment for full story.
@@soulsfang reason to fight was released last October
@@wolfpacjg ah my mistake thought you said inside the fire. Reason to fight was orginally inspired by the death of Dan Donnigans close friends, but chesters death had a huge impact on the band and they do refrence his death as further inspiration for the song
Like someone commented earlier, these songs back to back bring a strong message. The trilogy can be completed if you would react to the Disturbed song "Hold on to memories" 🙏🏽❤
Absolutely yes! To everything you just said, or even The Light
Omg I love hold onto memories i didn't know that song even existed til after my uncle passed away 2 years ago since I heard these songs for the 1st time I never wanted to stop listening
Thank you. No one tells it like David Draiman.
The recreation of the scene was actually something David had to deal with when he was 16 years old! I don't know the whole story but it effected David quite a bit!
The second song, well...I wish I had heard it when I was in my late 20's! I became very depressed, although none of my family members or my friends knew what I was going through. At that same time I started drinking...!my alcohol of choice was Rum. I drank copious amounts at time, because at 6'6" & 320 lbs...I was able to drink without it really bothering me...so I thought! What it did was to make me more depressed. Fast forward from 1985 to July 31, 1999....I decided to stop...get help and set my life on a different course. Today, I am 22 years, 6 months and 11 days sober!
If I can humble myself and get help...so can anyone else. There are trained people, where ever you live, that will help you and won't be judgemental!
Disturbed is one of my all-time favorite bands! I was so happy L when I saw you giving me a two-piece with a biscuit today of Disturbed!! You should check out more of their tracks, especially off of the newest album "Evolution". "Are You Ready" and "No More" and "Already Gone" are some great choices...check out tracks off of "Believe" and "Immortalized" as well...
This song is about the perspective of the devil if I'm not mistaken... Like, the devil is telling David to take his own life next to be with his girl. The devil tryin' to decieve him but David made it out alive from the deception and the temptation...
Disturbed has ALWAYS had heavy lyrics, BUT the music behind them is SO easy to JAM out to. Don't feel bad for that. I have seen them live, and trust me...David WANTS you to be THROWING your body around to this. FEEL it.
I've been to one of his concerts. Before singing "reason to fight" he made everyone close their eyes. Than he made everyone raise their hand who once thought about suicide, attempted it, has depression or knows someone who deals with the above. When we opened our eyes every single one in the crowd had their hand up. There was this deep connection between everyone in the air. I had tears in my eyes for the whole time. Probably will never forget this feeling.
I was one of those hands at one of those shows & my lady was also one of those hands. You are not alone!
David Draiman....one of the best singers we have! Can go from velvety baritone to tenor, from clear as a bell to rasp ....and back....ON A DIME! Has a timber to his voice I've never heard before and amazing control !! Beautiful !!
EVERY time I hear the song "A Reason to Fight" it brings me to my knees. I've been sober for over 16 years from drugs and alcohol thanks to my wife, family, friends and sponsors in the program. If I EVER go back to that deep dark place, there's only 2 places I'll be, either in jail for a long, long time or DEAD !!! My sobriety and livelihood depends on this song and keeps me on an even keel. Thank you for your analysis sir. YOU NAILED IT !!!
This was a tough video to watch for me. I love Disturbed because they hit these hard subjects.
About ten years ago, my now ex-wife lost our third baby in two years. I found her unconscious on the floor in our living room. She had intentionally overdosed on anti-anxiety meds, and her pulse faint. The paramedics got her to the hospital in time, but I'll never forget how pale she was...or how helpless I felt. I still have nightmares about it sometimes. She got help and is living a happy life now.
The point is don't ever give up on life. I've been through so many painful things in my life, but that experience is the reason why I could never do that to my family. Seek help, call a friend, or just talk to a stranger. You are worth so much more than you could ever know...and you would be sorely missed.
Yeah Disturbed has a lot of powerful songs.
Yes moooooore Distuuuuurbed!!!!!!!!!!! My favourite band in the world
I love the first song but honestly never saw the video until this reaction. In my mind I thought it was about something completely different.
As far as A Reason to Fight, I most likely wouldn't be here if I hadn't heard that song. And when I saw it in concert Disturbed sang it with such heart that I felt like they really meant it. It was the beginning to my healing and when I have the $ some form of that song will be added to my ink!
Disturbed is so unusual in that they genuinely care for people and always have a message. They've helped so many people!. ....and David Draiman....about the BEST male vocalist out there. Can go from warm baritone to angelic tenor, from a pure voice as clear as crystal to distortion and rasp and back on a dime. A powerful and soulful voice with amazing control. Loved your reaction....was mine too.....and without too many interruptions! Lol.....thank you!
You are ALWAYS in recovery...even years later, an addiction only needs you to give up once to get you back
It amazes me how many times people out there have said that bands like Disturbed & others are devil music, devil worshipers. If they just took a minute to sit down & actually listen to the lyrics, watch the videos they would see the very deep deep meaning behind their music. Thank you for recognizing the true meaning of their music.
^^^THIS. Yes my friend, much yes.
When you got to the 2nd song and was like oh we talking about all this. You spoke from the heart, you truly get what addiction can and will do. My Dad passed Nov 3rd, it completely broken me. After 10 years from alcohol, I relapsed. It's same thing I used to tell myself it numbs me up. I couldn't feel that pain. I still have not accepted that he's gone. I know he would be disappointed but he would've help me right back up. I love n miss you dad. I'll get better that's a promise
Thank you for the reactions bro! I have been at the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston for almost a month.. your reactions have definitely helped me keep my mind at ease. My wife has a rare form of Leukemia, keep doing what y’all do bro! 🤟🏻
I love both of these songs...they pull on my heart when I listen to them...i have a 16 year old son that has been depressed a couple years now and has talked about suicide and we have gotten him help,counseling everything we can think of...i would just die if I walked in on something like that!!
I hope he’s doing okay.
want to do more metal? Five Finger Death Punch "wrong side of Heaven", "Gone Away", plus a few others
Jekyll and hide
Boots and blood
The bleeding
And so on
I've seen them live twice they're awesome, you need to hear the light you need to see these songs performed live.
It is incredibly hard to lose someone to suicide. the youngest member of my band before we went seperate ways (we are still close, just screwed over by the label, can't say anymore on it though), our keyboardist killed himself. I was the one that found him. We still blame ourselves for what happened. We were a band, a family. I was almost the member that went through with it but was found by a manager and rushed to the hospital. I can't put into words what that does to you... The emotions you go through and the things that run through your head. The thoughts.... I still have nightmares today... Rest In Piece Jamie...
It's not just about addiction, it's also about people who suffer from depression and other mental illnesses.
I can't get through A Reason to Fight without tears...😥😥
Both good songs. It was his girlfriend at the time. I believe this was awhile ago tho.
Edit....think it was before he was even in the band if I remember right. I think I read that he has wrote this song years ago but felt he was ready to record it .
I found my best friend hanging when i was 22.
You. Never. Forget.
I have seen them a few times over the years and one thing I love about this band is that they push the message that through music we are all unified.
Yo. This man seems so damn genuine, it feels like I'm just jammin with a homeboy. Subbed.
This song gives me chills because of its meaning and my name is Devin. A past boyfriend of mine sang this song too me before I knew it existed because I said I always wanted to know a song with my name in it. When he showed me this song, it blew my mind🤯 I love it!
I saw someone suggest Disturbed's version of Sound of Silence. I highly recommend. I'd also be interested in a comparison with the original Simon and Garfunkel version.
Holy hell... first time I have ever heard A reason To Fight... Anyone else catching seriois Adam Gontier era Three Day's Grace vibes from Draiman's vocals in that song?
Just glad he was found 🤘✌️❤️
These guys are the real deal, as far as musicians. They can play so many styles. They play their instruments and sing with all their heart.
I can't help but cry everytime I hear Inside the Fire... I love the band and really enjoy listening to them. As for A Reason to Fight I have lived with an Alcoholic Father and my ex died of an overdose... and every day I watch my Daughter struggle with addiction... it is heartbreaking. So I hear it... I feel it.
Much respect to you for doing such a great reaction video to these two powerful songs! Glad to see someone helping spread awareness to these topics that I'm sure hit home for a lot of people one way or another.
He said that when he was at her funeral that the devil was whispering in his ear for him to take his own life to be with her again. he thankfully was able to deal with it in his way and is sending a message to those who feel they can't go on that there is hope and to not give up.
the lead singer of Korn has lost 2 wives to Suicide. I just can't imagine the hell that's he's had to endure. I too have had a best friend, who caved in to his demons. RIP - Patrick
My aunt walked in on my cousin hanging from the ceiling fan in 2018. She was one of the only people id really talk to in my whole family cause we understood each other cause we both struggled with depressed and shit. There's times inlife where you have to look to the people that are closest to you. No matter what theres gonna be a light at the end of the tunnel. Yes it may take a long time to get there but ya gotta stick with it and keep trying. Theres people that care and that want you around no matter whatcha think about urself.
Hey TMG fam I liked what you said about addiction and alcoholism. I am an alcoholic that is going on 8 years sober and everyday I fight the urge to drink especially when the world seems to be against you. I love Disturbed for facing these topics head on and giving people a positive outlook and hope. Hope is what we need more of now in these messed up times. Love your channel and I am a new subscriber based on this reaction video and the kind words you have for your followers. Amen to you and the entire TMG family.
You may want to check these songs out, if you haven't already:
Disturbed - The Light
Disturbed - Sound of Silence
Linkin Park - One more Light
(Id strongly recommend the Linkin Park one. That song always brings tears to my eyes. It touches the heart and soul.)
People are battling all kinds of things and A Reason to Fight hit home with me. This is a very powerful song and music is powerful. That really accomplishes the goal of this band which is to make people feel powerful. You are not alone! We are all in this together. If no one else is in your corner I am. Stay strong. You can win the battle. Keep fighting.
I woke up at 2:30am this morning with some really bad thoughts and this video was the first thing to pop up on my UA-cam!!! Thank you, El!! I called my former police partner, who came running!! Crazy how this was the first thing I saw......
As much as I love "inside the fire" if you want another disturbed song that's so full of emotion it's almost hard to listen to try "My child"
Here I think this should clear it up:
According to vocalist David Draiman, the song is "a real racy song... about me standing over the body of my girlfriend, who just killed herself, and the Devil is standing over me, whispering in my ear to kill myself."[5]
Commenting further for The Pulse of Radio, Draiman stated, "it is based on a true story of my own where, when I was about 16 or so, I had a girlfriend of mine commit suicide," he said. "It was an unbelievably horrific and painful experience, and it was cathartic to make the song, and it really took me having a certain mindset to do it, and I had to wait 'til I was ready."[6]
Love that little bing-bing at the end of the solo.
Losing someone like that... it really never goes away. It never gets better. It affects you deeply forever. That hurt and anger and confusion never leaves you, never lessens. Quite sad.
I've lost close, dear & talented friends of mine from high school to suicide. I've had bouts of my own especially after I lost my parents. I still fight depression but however, today I play guitar in an undisclosed metal band Chaotic Demise. It's my way to release my emotions and stay grounded. I even give lessons' to these kids today and they make me think. I get told I have a 'purpose' in life. Maybe my other hobbies & my guitar playing is my purpose. Oh, I watched both parents' die.
I can relate!!
@13:37, once again, you're SO right! Once an addict, ALWAYS an addict, whether it's a recovering addict or not, and there's also programs for families of addicts as well AL-ANON is a place where families can go to help them understand addiction and how it works and helps you to realize and understand that it isn't THAT person, and it's a disease, and it also runs in families!! SO if it's in your family bloodline, it's better to just NOT do anything you can become addicted to....
This song is accurate beyond artistic representation. The thoughts and noise in your head being chaotic and powerful negativity. Listening to the chaos is calming and saddening for those close to it and helps some draw strength to move. Choose to move forward.
Love this song. A lot of pain in the lyrics that I know well. Also, for people like me that hate talking on the phone, there is a suicide prevention chat on the web, was very helpful for me a few years ago. I had just split up with my wife, my kids were being held away from me and I lost my mom while I gave CPR in the span in a couple of weeks. Even the counselor was trying to find positivity. I think he thought I was messing with him at first.
music like this helps me face my pain and keep going.
You should react to Disturbed the light and his version of the sound of silence Btw love you guys I found you through ur Bts reactions but I love that you react to many different genres 💜
Deep tunes great band💪🏻🖤🤘🏻
I really like how you handled the topic. Props to you! Im a longtime Disturbed fan and its always a pleasure to see others react to it and especially with that much respect. Thanks man
Love the way U reacted to this two deep songs and their message. So importent to stick around and be that support to those who are in need of it. 💔
a reason to fight is about the struggle with not just addiction but also depression and all mental illness. so the message isnt so much about battling addiction alone its about battling all your inner demons and that your not alone their is always a reason to keep fighting and never give up. as someone whos been battling depression for 6 years this song has been my saving grace and its been able to help me put what im going through into words to be able to get the help i need. there is always a reason to fight and never give up even if it may seem like there is not there always is and your never alone.
They played these at a concert I went to in January. David Draiman made us promise two things after they were done: 1) That if we had these issues, we would seek help. 2) That we help anyone who was struggling with these.
The vocalist David Draiman became romantically involved with a girl between 1991 and 1992, who used heroin and eventually committed suicide, which inspired the song "Inside the Fire".
I found this on Wikipedia.
Followed you over from becoming a fan from your ERB reactions. Thanks for taking on the more serious stuff too.
Trust me dude, that shit never leaves you. EVER
That solo is a shout out to castlevania symphony of the night
Great review. Keep them coming.
I just loved the reactions, but even more your thoughts and narration between the songs. You are a very genuine person. Need to check out more of your videos, man.
When you are begging for your sin.... that is so true and powerful.
Both very powerful songs. Disturbed has a habit of making a lot of very meaningful and powerful songs within the hard rock. You should listen to Facade by them as well, the lyrics are them speaking out against domestic abuse and women having the power to fight back in that kind of situation.
I started listening to disturbed at the age of 13, and it took me until the age of 17 I figured out this song was about suicide, because I only used to listen to the audio track, not the music video, my heart reaches out to David Draiman, he really seems like an amazing man. It takes a lot of strength to be able to write a song about a loved ones death. For that, I respect him and his strength.