Disturbed is my fave after the original....

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actual silence.......

This is one I like.

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Joe Bob. Many people find decaf to be just as satisfying as regular coffee...

Is that you Mike in the first one?

ROFLMAO!

Singing in the clown costume is really odd.

I kept expecting the "Disturbed" version to go a slightly different route. But it was a good version. I think it's cool when I band like that does something a bit different.

There were some good versions, and some versions that were just OK. I found it weird that there were several versions that said they were a "Disturbed cover." That's probably a better way to drive hits to their channels than saying they were a Simon and Garfunkle cover. But it seems more likely that they just don't realize that it's a S&G song. You'd think they'd know more about the song, but maybe not.

The Graduate vid. is still the best.........

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As a connoisseur of fine Sound of Silence covers, this is my favorite. Blows Disturbed out of the water IMHO...

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Nice Hottie and Camaro.....

Their version was really good, and I was hoping that the disturbed version would pick up more at the end, but didn't. It was also good, but yes, I think this version may be better.

The chick was pretty hot, and she drove a '68 Camaro, but the direction and finally of the video was pretty out there. I guess that may be in keeping with the band's image or something.

Rolling Stone did a review of the Disturbed version and said what a bunch of crap basically. Neil Simon wrote in and said he really enjoyed it and that the critic had no clue.

Dude has a good range for a metal singer. They have a couple other good covers as well.

I cannot get myself to the radio fast enough to turn the station when the stained version comes on .
What do I know though ? I like pink dirtbikes

this song is now stuck in my head. I think from the Bobaflex version.

I love finding neat covers like this. I also look for good covers of David Bowie's "Heroes". Check this one out from Motorhead. Sorry for the slight hijack, but this is brilliant:

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I had no idea so many covered that song...

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Crank it, chills.

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Now I'm watching a rendition of Kermit the frog sing "Sound of Silence" and, no, I'm not posting a link.