Singer Complains Disturbed Gets No Respect
If Disturbed singer David Draiman had his way, his ambition would drive the band to the very peak of rock stardom. To “the status of a Metallica or a U2,” he tells Revolver magazine. But the respect that is afforded those megagroups continues to elude Disturbed. As Draiman notes, the band has sold nearly 8 million CDs in six years, yet still functions as “the Rodney Dangerfield of metal.” Read more.
