If any of the below information is incorrect, please message me - I, unfortunately, do not know Mr. Draiman, nor do I have any connections in contacting him. I am a mere parasite, feeding off websites as my sources of information.....so I really wouldn't be at all surprised if something is just random nonsense posted by some bored moron one day. That said, if you wish to contact me, as in..no, not David (so sorry to burst your bubble), but me, Erin, the one who created and checks this thing, feel free to message me. I might get back to you, if I feel like it. If you're really feeling ambitious; I'm a lot more likely to answer on my personal account. I would hope with the given info, you'd be able to figure out which one I am on the top friends. If not, then chances are, I have no interest in what you have to say anyway.
David Draiman is the lead singer for the band Disturbed.
He was born on March 13, 1973, into a Jewish-Orthodox family, and has a brother named Ben. He started out from NY and ended up in Chicago, Illinois, where he joined Disturbed, of which he discovered in an ad in the paper. Before joing the band he was a part-time health administrator & a full-time construction worker. Before becoming a rock star, he triple majored in Business Administration, Philosophy, & Political Science at Loyola University. He almost joined law school before he saw the ad for a local band in need of a vocalist. Along with Dan Donegan & Mike Wengren, (fellow bandmembers), he started Intoxication Records in 2003. His one solo song would be Forsaken, taken from the Queen of the Damned Soundtrack.
Forsaken was originally written by Jonathan Davis of Korn. It was also originally recorded by them too. Both versions of the song are in the movie Queen of The Damned, Korn's version at the opening titles, Dave's version in the end credits. However, only Draiman's version is on the soundtrack. Disturbed's song Down With The Sickness is also on there.
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