Data Rate The Above Song, Then Post Another

[Giga Kaiju]

7/10.

Sounds cool. Fitting for a skateboard-esque game soundtrack or something. The use of 8-bit kind of tunes makes it even cooler.

Anyway, I'll leave this here:

 

[swampthingcs]

4.5/10

Here's a little backstory: this guy is within the idea that EDM is talentless. Here's his "proof."

 

[Plunder]

Haha greatness

Obvious score it deserves -3/10

On the "It's so bad it's legendary" scale 9.5/10



Here's an infamous kegen track from back in the day, it's such a banger

 

[Lily♫]

Ahh this. Still pretty good. 8/10.

 

[Spak]

7/10 - I actually like it a surprising amount (seeing as it's EDM.)

 

[Jason the Yoshi]

5/10

 

[swampthingcs]

4.5/10
still love it tho

 

[Giga Kaiju]

4/10.

Curious sounding track, but not my type of music, sorry. The 'electronicy' tone of it was nice, though.

Anyway, I'll leave this song here, fitting for the closeness of Halloween and this being part of the soundtrack of a horror movie.

 

[Spak]

6.5/10 - I really liked the first little bit and the guitar riff is great throughout, but I'm personally not a huge fan of a majority of metal vocalists.

 

[swampthingcs]

The 'electronicy' tone of it was nice, though

Hahah, that generally happens with electronic music.
4/10

this is literally the greatest song of all time.

 

[Spak]

2/10 - Saying this is the greatest song of all time is like saying Taco Bell's beef is over 36% beef. It's simply not true.

 

[Plunder]

7/10

 

[Giga Kaiju]

5/10. Okay song. Very cool instrumental. Not much else to say from me.

Anyway, I'll leave this here:

 

[Kneutronic]

7/10

Another rock song that I haven't heard in a long time. Still good after so long.

 

[Giga Kaiju]

6/10. Alright song. Classic indeed. Not my kind of group as I don't listen to that much generally, but it is fun on ocassion.

Anyway, I'll leave this one here:

 

[Omar_25]

6/10

 

[Jason the Yoshi]

7/10

 

[Plunder]

Playback blocked :\

I can't recall a time I ever was excited to hear this song, problem is it was overplayed to the point where I now can't stand it. And The Fray is usually a bit too emo and depressing for me.

6/10


Meanwhile........

 

[Omar_25]

... Why did I listen to this?
2/10

 

[Spak]

8/10 - I was actually about to post that because the recording studio reminded me of a karioke booth.

The entire album is continuous song so I'd recommend listening to the whole thing, but if you absolutely must insist on only one song, listen to er (14:58-end)

 

[Jason the Yoshi]

5/10
It's fine, I guess. Nothing special.

 

[Substitution]

To be honest, I've never been a grunge guy. I don't know why, but it's just never been a genre I've cared for. This is the same. It feels like a song I've heard done a bunch of times before. I'm sure there are many who appreciate this song more than me (I mean Fuel got big for a reason), but it's not something I see myself listening to daily.

So, 6.55/10

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Also as a side note (since I was late on this), I liked the Buckethead song Spak posted. My only complaint is that it was bit too long for my tastes, but it's really more of a nitpick than anything. It's a great guitarist showing their work. I would've given it a 9.5/10 if I got to it first. Ah well, what can you do?...

 

[Plunder]

Good metal 7/10, I get pretty picky in that genre. I like Metallica, Motley Crue, Black Sabbath, and Iron Maiden But really only a select few songs from each.


So I wanted to post some Celine Dion. Most people (especially the newer generation) sees her as kind of a character with a trademark odd singing style. True to a point but she absolutely always kills it live, and when she's not singing corny pop songs her voice is very impressive. All the runs and improvs she does on this cover from 1:08 on are extraordinary.....and then she does some stuff in her whistle range. Also I love this song, from a great movie too.

 

[Spak]

810 - Not too much of a fan of the song. 5/10 for the song, +3 for a killer performance.

 

[Deleted member]

7.5/10

 

[Plunder]

Woah, I liked it. Started out sounding to much like those classic Christmas songs: 8/10.


Here is a pretty overlooked band IMO, the lead singer/guitarist (Brody) was married to RANCID's Tim Armstrong for a while. They are awesome live.....damn her voice is hot

 

[Spak]

6/10 - I've never found a girl metal vocalist that I've liked, but I'm still very willing to be proved wrong. I think she has a good voice when she isn't trying to scream and is singing normally, but when she starts screaming, it goes downhill. Also, I couldn't make sense of what she was saying half of the time and the other half I couldn't find any meaning in. The instruments were all pretty decent, though.

 

[Plunder]

Always really like AAF
8.5/10

They actually sound very similar to early Incubus

A deep cut OutKast song, has one of my favorite random rhymes
"Too Democratic, Republic f*ck it
We chicken nugget, we dip in the sauce like mop and bucket"

 

[Giga Kaiju]

3/10.

Not my type of music, but for what it was, it is something okay-ish.

Anyway, I'll leave this here:

 

[Plunder]

Not available in the US, seems like a fake VEVO channel

It's an alright song 3/10

 

[Kurri ★]

[7/10]

Song sounds really raw and powerful. It's not the type of music I'd listen to, but it is the type I could really appreciate, especially the chorus. If I could get more of that it'd be perfect.

 

[Giga Kaiju]

3/10.

Kind of alright song for what it was. Just not my kind of music.

Anyway, I'll leave this here:

Fitting for this time of the year, I say.

 

[Kurri ★]

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Is it supposed to be empty?

 

[Plunder]

Is it supposed to be empty?

I think he was editing it and erased it in the process

For the song Giga, that was actually really good, top notch audio production and a good mix of scream and vocals
8/10

Now here's some face melting Castlevania, thank god for that series or proper gothic music would be dead

 

[Kurri ★]

I'm not gonna lie, I saw the title and the video and immediately thought it was going to be trash. But it's not bad at all, it's actually enjoyable.
8/10

 

[Spak]

3/10 - The lyrics are unintelligable, i's the most generic chord progression ever, there was no real skills shown through the instrumentation (which is all digitally created anyways), and if I didn't listen to all of the songs I rate most of the way through, I woulda shut it off within the first 30 seconds.

 

[swampthingcs]

5/10

it's the most generic chord progression ever

Who knew that someone could make Porter Robinson's biggest issue even bigger...

10/10 song here folks

 

[Kurri ★]

3/10 - The lyrics are unintelligable, i's the most generic chord progression ever, there was no real skills shown through the instrumentation (which is all digitally created anyways), and if I didn't listen to all of the songs I rate most of the way through, I woulda shut it off within the first 30 seconds.

I'm failing to understand why you pointed out that it was digitally created. Are you saying there is no skill in electronic music?

Anyways... err... as a song 1/10 but as something entertaining 10/10

 

[Spak]

2/10
4/10 - The rapper's voice annoys me, I can't understand what he's talking about, and it just seems like a meh-ish track overall.

EDIT: Page didn't refresh; I'll have the review of your music in a little bit.

I'm failing to understand why you pointed out that it was digitally created. Are you saying there is no skill in electronic music?

I'm saying that there is no skill in performing electronically generated music unless it's off of a synth or similar instrument (like the Z-Tar). Sure you have to have basic knowledge of composition and different types of chords (as you would if you were playing an instrument live), but you don't need any technical skills, nor do you actually have to be good at making music outside of a studio with infinite time and resources. Ever since I began to listen and process music, I've never held respect for anyone who can't play their music live because that shows inexperience with their instrument, so if someone holds a live concert and they can't play anything other than what is pre-recorded, I cannot respect their music.

 

[Kurri ★]

That was one of my favorite songs in SSX 3 9/10. But my god does this music video scream early 2000.

I'm saying that there is no skill in performing electronically generated music unless it's off of a synth or similar instrument (like the Z-Tar). Sure you have to have basic knowledge of composition and different types of chords (as you would if you were playing an instrument live), but you don't need any technical skills, nor do you actually have to be good at making music outside of a studio with infinite time and resources. Ever since I began to listen and process music, I've never held respect for anyone who can't play their music live because that shows inexperience with their instrument, so if someone holds a live concert and they can't play anything other than what is pre-recorded, I cannot respect their music.

I'll respect your opinion, but I feel your views on electronic music are limited. But what do I know? I'm not a musician