Believe

Believe is Disturbed's second LP. Recorded in spring 2002 and released it on September 17, 2002 and some released on Bonus DVD.

Avilable Tracks

1. Prayer
2. Liberate
3. Awaken
4. Believe
5. Remember
6. Intoxication
7. Rise
8. Mistress
9. Breathe
10. Bound
11. Devour
12. Darkness

Line-Up

• David Draiman[?] plays Vocalist
• Dan Donegan[?] plays Electric Guitar
• The Fuzz[?] plays Bass
• Mike Wengren[?] plays Drums

Common misspelling and questions (FAQ)

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