Data Rate The Above Song, Then Post Another

[Giga Kaiju]

7.5/10.

Amazing. Ever since you posted their song 'I Don't Wanna Say I'm Sorry...' I must say that I quite like this band. And this song is no different. Catchy, melodic, rocky, and groovy of some sorts. I like it.

Alright, with my opinion of the song out of the way, I'll leave this song here-

 

[Deleted member]

5/10 It's okay.

 

[Plunder]

8/10 Kill la Kill has some awesome music. I could see this one fitting into Shadow of the Colossus or something.



I just finally learned who sang this song yesterday, have heard it so many times.

 

[Omar_25]

6/10

 

[Rinku リンク]

8/10

 

[Giga Kaiju]

7/10.

Pretty great. Xenoblade has amazing music so it doesn't surprise me to hear that fact in this track.

Anyway, unto the track I'll leave, here it is-

 

[Jason the Yoshi]

8/10

 

[Giga Kaiju]

7.5/10.

Like I have said many times before, Xenoblade X has great music. This one track is no exception.

With that said, I'll leave this track here. For fans of Post-Hardcore and Rock-

 

[Deleted member]

7/10

 

[Plunder]

7/10

This track is probably the closest to mainstream a hardstyle genre song has ever been.

 

[Jason the Yoshi]

2/10

Not my style.

 

[Plunder]

I know Jon Bon Jovi is considered one of those "legends"....but I guess I'm in the severe minority because I absolutely can't stand any of his songs as recorded. He's an amazing singer, the lyrics at times are great (other times very corny), and I respect that he actually sings very good live as well as plays instruments....but I will 100% skip any of their songs anytime they happen to come on.

IMO this chick has a very whiny voice and it's weird to hear her sing about things one can only assume she has no clue about.

3/10

 

[Jason the Yoshi]

3/10

That ain't my style of funk.

IMO this chick has a very whiny voice and it's weird to hear her sing about things one can only assume she has no clue about.

I dunno about that. She does voice work, and one of her most notable characters is a western stereotypical child, but I won't bore you with the details due to special circumstances you may or may not understand.

 

[Plunder]

3/10

That ain't my style of funk.

I dunno about that. She does voice work, and one of her most notable characters is a western stereotypical child, but I won't bore you with the details due to special circumstances you may or may not understand.

"special circumstances"....oh boy I'd love to her this....

So she plays a child pony who has a young whiny voice....plus it's called acting....plus very rarely do people's singing voice sound like their real voice. My opinion is that she has a whiny singing voice, you obviously think different. Neither are facts. I mean people who have bad voices get voice work all the time because they happen to be good at expressing and emoting.

That song has been posted before, it's a good one. I think I've played that CD way too many times in my life though.
7.5/10

Love this rendition, especially the middle acapella part. Gave me the shivers the first time I heard that bit.

....

 

[Spak]

7.5 - She's a very talented singer and this is a great live performance, but I'm not too much of a fan of the harmonica part in this song and she went a bit flat near the end of the acapella part. I also looked up a translation of the lyrics on this song and it's a really bland and generic love song, but has some brilliant imagery.

 

[Plunder]

7.5 - She's a very talented singer and this is a great live performance, but I'm not too much of a fan of the harmonica part in this song and she went a bit flat near the end of the acapella part. I also looked up a translation of the lyrics on this song and it's a really bland and generic love song, but has some brilliant imagery.

Well I can't assume your knowledge of this stuff, but I'm sure you already know that languages rarely translate into English very well. Spanish/Italian can because they have a far more limited vocabulary than we do (and they are Latin based), but the Japanese language is notorious for never translating well since they have words/expressions for things we don't even have in the English language. Unless it's re-written by the actual artist in a an English version I wouldn't trust any translation (especially on some random site on the internet). There is a cover re-made in English but there were a lot of liberties taken with the lyrics (they are quite different).


edit: to rate the song 8/10

 

[Deleted member]

5/10

 

[Plunder]

6/10

....poor Loch Ness monster *sniff*

 

[Deleted member]

7/10

 

[Spak]

6.5/10 - I was digging it until the vocals.

 

[Deleted member]

6/10

 

[Jason the Yoshi]

3/10

 

[Deleted member]

What was so bad about it? i really wanted a opinion on it.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
That was pretty neat. 7/10

 

[Jason the Yoshi]

3/10

 

[Plunder]

I just recently went through all of David Bowie's discography again.
The only ones I found myself still liking were Starman, Life on Mars, Let's Dance, and Ziggy Stardust. Changes did not age well with my tastes, can't explain it but the chorus annoys me now.
6/10

 

[Kneutronic]

7.5/10

Ah, Pikmin... This whole song explains their life story...

Rest in peace, David Bowie... You will always be remembered...

 

[Plunder]

Rest in peace, David Bowie... You will always be remembered...

woah, I didn't even know yet....crazy

What an odd coincidence that I decided a week ago to go through and listen to all his albums again...

 

[Spak]

woah, I didn't even know yet....crazy

What an odd coincidence that I decided a week ago to go through and listen to all his albums again...

Also, if you re-listened to his discography a week ago, you missed his most recent album. His last album was released on the 8th, three days ago (two before his death, also happened to be his birthday).

 

[Substitution]

9/10

 

[Plunder]

Ah yes I forgot to list that song, I actually really like the Nirvana version as well. (I think I might have posted that one earlier? not sure)

8.5/10

I know it won't be everyone's cup of tea, but I've discovered that almost every Maroon 5 song translates really well to solo piano

 

[Smudges]

8/10
I actually liked that Maroon 5 song. Don't usually like their stuff, but this one and Sugar are my favorites.
I also didn't know what this one was called, so thanks.

I love Undertale. Don't understand people's obsession with Mettaton, but I love his song.
Especially the little trumpet solo thing towards the end. Gets me every time.

 

[Kritzkrieg]

8/10
The first part of the song reminds me of a metropolis like setting, and even though I've never played or seen much of Undertale, the rest of the game has to have a pretty good soundtrack. Kind of got thrown off guard by the sudden music change near the middle.

 

[Giga Kaiju]

5.5/10.

Not acknowledgable with the Binding of Isaac, but for what it is, the track is kind of cool. The combination of rock, 'techno', and orchestration-esque music are quite alright IMO.

So, with that out of the way, here's this track that I'll leave here-

.

 

[Spak]

8.5/10 - That sounded great and I assumed it came out 10 years ago (it gave off a lot of 2000's vibes), but then I looked them up and it turns out that song was released this year. Thanks for showing me a cool band, Kaiju!

 

[Omar_25]

7/10

 

[Plunder]

I definitely prefer Chrono Cross music over CT, this one's okay. A bit repetitive, but future jazzy in a very SNES way.
6/10

I think this song was posted on the first page, thought it was worth a re-post. I know like 3-4 people who frequent now will absolutely love it.

 

[Kneutronic]

8/10

Nice little music video with the lyrics provided. This is overall a great song.

I decided to listen to some of the singles off of David Bowie's final album, and I really enjoyed listening to them... This song in particular was powerful to me, and so hauntingly beautiful...

 

[Jason the Yoshi]

10/10

 

[Spak]

6/10

 

[Mythra]

7/10
I liked the initial riff