Disturbed, one of the most talented metal bands... strike that... BANDS (period) in the world, have managed to put together some footage from their bloody long tour of their multi-platinum debut album "The Sickness" (2000) and get us all laughing and anticipating the next trick played on the unsuspecting band members.
This is a basic collection of stuff you'd really expect to see on Punk'd or Linkin Park: Frat Party at the Pankake Festival. And in essence, it is the same as the latter, only with much better musicians.
In this, we discover the hardships and trials of their touring, and we are journeyed through with several intersections where they play live versions of their songs or music videos, such as with "Voices", "Down With the Sickness" and "Stupify". We also find how they were made and how they affected the band, just watching them.
Basically, this "rockumentary" has many things that LP:FPATPF and Metallica: Some Kind of Monster lacks, one of them being "the story of a great band". You may think I'm biased to say that, but quite simply, this movie is underrated, overlooked, and a damn sight hard to find in your typical video shop.
The DVD contains extras, such as unreleased tracks, extra footage and much much more...
This is a basic collection of stuff you'd really expect to see on Punk'd or Linkin Park: Frat Party at the Pankake Festival. And in essence, it is the same as the latter, only with much better musicians.
In this, we discover the hardships and trials of their touring, and we are journeyed through with several intersections where they play live versions of their songs or music videos, such as with "Voices", "Down With the Sickness" and "Stupify". We also find how they were made and how they affected the band, just watching them.
Basically, this "rockumentary" has many things that LP:FPATPF and Metallica: Some Kind of Monster lacks, one of them being "the story of a great band". You may think I'm biased to say that, but quite simply, this movie is underrated, overlooked, and a damn sight hard to find in your typical video shop.
The DVD contains extras, such as unreleased tracks, extra footage and much much more...
