Disturbed - Ishfwilf Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who originally performed the song that Disturbed covered as 'ISHFWILF'?

   'ISHFWILF' is a cover of the song 'I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For,' originally performed by the Irish rock band U2. The song was released as the second single from their 1987 album 'The Joshua Tree.'

2. On which Disturbed album does 'ISHFWILF' appear?

   'ISHFWILF' appears as a hidden track on Disturbed's 2010 album 'Asylum.' The album is their fifth studio release and was meant to take a fresh direction in their music while remaining consistent with their past works.

3. What is the lyrical content of 'ISHFWILF' about?

   The lyrics of 'ISHFWILF' cover themes of spiritual yearning and searching for meaning. The song describes various experiences and efforts, such as climbing mountains and kissing honey lips, but despite these endeavors, the seeker has not found what they are looking for.

4. What are some key differences between the Disturbed version and the U2 version of the song?

   The Disturbed version maintains the original lyrics but offers a heavier, metal-oriented sound compared to the gospel-influenced rock style of U2's version. Frontman David Draiman's vocals provide a darker tone in contrast to Bono's higher register singing.

5. Did Disturbed self-produce the album 'Asylum' where 'ISHFWILF' appears?

   Yes, Disturbed self-produced the album 'Asylum.' Like their previous album 'Indestructible,' 'Asylum' was recorded and produced by the band themselves, showcasing a heavier and more aggressive sound.

6. How was the hidden track 'ISHFWILF' made available to listeners?

   'ISHFWILF' is a hidden track on the album 'Asylum,' meaning it is not listed on the album's cover but can be found when listening to the full album. The song is a bonus for fans who explore the album in its entirety.