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[Ironic Nickname 31]

Van Halen: 6/10. It's decent enough.

Metallica: 7/10. Not their best song, but it's still pretty good.

Spawn of Possession: 9/10. Eerie atmosphere, but in a good way. Nice ”power”, and there's plenty of complexity to listen for.

Demons & Wizards: 8/10. Fun times (I've reviewed this before).

 

Most recent:

CutMyLips x INODI: 8/10. I like what the bass is doing, bit more varied than bass usually is. Overall the song is pretty chill and has several different melodies going, and there's some progression and variation as well. Fun!

 

 

[WokeSmeed 124]

8/10. Any song that's been ripped off a thousand and a half times has to be good.

 

[Kawaii Besu 28,011]

10/10

 

[WokeSmeed 124]

9/10. Anything Dio touches is either perfection or incredibly near it.

 

[Guest]

11/10 loved it dude

 

 

[Kawaii Besu 28,011]

8/10

Pretty good for a pop punk song. c:

could use a guitar solo
the next song does not have a guitar solo either so what am i saying D:

 

 

Edited June 15, 2017 by Fillypino Fried

[Guest]

10/10

Love you metal head :3

 

 

[Lunar Echo 10,335]

7.5/10, good, typical rock music.

 

[Kawaii Besu 28,011]

6/10

dem, that's pretty trippy

 

[Lunar Echo 10,335]

10 / 10, would play if was deployed in combat zone.

 

[Guest]

1/10

 

[Lunar Echo 10,335]

0 / 10

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGeNDnYcQOA

[Guest]

Heh one may be surprised but even I love me some rap and that was tight rhyming 8/10

 

[Kawaii Besu 28,011]

9/10

Looks like I have a new roast track.

Speaking of rap...

 

[jorge123esp 912]

8,5/10 One of my favourite songs of Faith No More

 

[Lunar Echo 10,335]

0 / 10 

 

[Guest]

 

10 nostalgia /10 Dat bass@Fillpino

11/10 @jorge123esp

@Lunar Echo 10/10 ah great song fresh

*Listening to both

 

Edited June 15, 2017 by Gone Airbourne

[Castle Bleck 19,333]

Straight Outta Compton = 8/10 (because "eight" rhymes with "Straight" ( )).

 

 

Edited June 15, 2017 by A.V.

[Kawaii Besu 28,011]

Dem, so many ninjas. D:

NWA: 10/10 undoubted classic.
Transplants: 10/10, the guy with the raspy voice sounds like modern day Dave Mustaine. Dunno why. D:
The Police: 10/10, ah yes, The Police. Used to be played in the car quite a bit when I was younger. c:

Speaking of roasty tracks...

 

[Guest]

20/10 Alestorm!!!!! 

 

[Kawaii Besu 28,011]

11/10

This is a thing. :')

They actually intentionally composed it like that so they could mash up nicely.  

Edited June 15, 2017 by Fillypino Fried

[Ironic Nickname 31]

Almost caught up.

 

Twilightning: 9/10. Excellent example on power metal done right. Full of energy, fairly technical and complex, good amount of variety, catchy chorus, good singing, and overall a ton of fun. I should check out that band!

Blind Guardian: 9/10. Nightfall in Middle-Earth is one of the best power metal albums of all time, in my opinion.

Agalloch: 8/10. Interesting atmosphere. Dark and cold, but also with some hope. I like it. It's not super-technical, but there's at least some complexity to it, and it creates a nice mood. While there is variation, some segments are a bit too long for their own good, so it gets repetitive at times. The song might work better as a background song, but it's really good at doing that!

Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee ft. Justin Bieber: 4/10. The intro is nice, the singing is fairly cringeworthy (in my opinion), and the song is mostly focused on the singing.

Clean Bandit ft. Zara Larsson: 6/10. With a name like ”Symphony”, you'd think they'd actually make it sound like a symphony. Anyway, it's a decent pop song.

Demi Lovato: 6/10. Decent pop song.

Iron Maiden: 6/10. Not everything they make is gold.

Funny Song: 6/10. Pretty catchy. I generally don't want to let lyrics influence my score too much, so I tried to ignore the lyrics and just listen to the music. It's catchy, but nothing special, and the singing isn't very impressive (it's okay).

Nightwish: 7/10. Good cover, but the original is better (and I also prefer Thyrfing's version). The chorus is, in my opinion, significantly worse.

Judas Priest: 5/10. Kind of mediocre.

James Blackshaw: 8/10. It's nice.

Metallica: 7/10 or 8/10. Old Metallica had so much more energy than new Metallica.

Blank Banshee: 6/10. It's chill. Good background music, not too much to actively listen to though.

Hoth: 8/10. I reviewed it before.

AC/DC: 7/10. Old school hard rock, why not?

Jason Gray: 5/10. Okay pop music.

Katy Perry Ft. Nicki Minaj: 3/10. The rapping part are plain boring, and the chorus isn't even that good.

Gravedigger: 7/10. It's good, but not that special.

The Band Perry: 5/10. It's fine. Bit bland, though.

Milwaukee Wildmen: 6/10. Good energy, decently fun to listen to.

Eluvetie: 7/10. Good ol' Tri Martolod. This version feels a bit off at times though. Still good, but could've been better.

Rainbow: 9/10.Rising is, in my opinion, one of the best old school hard rock albums.

Sunn O))): 6/10. Decent background music, kind of boring for active listening though, and there is better background music out there.

Roper Amplify: 6/10. Fairly simple, though not really bad. EDIT: 5/10 was a bit too low, it deserves at least 6/10.

 

 

And time for the latest song:

Alestorm ft. Lady Gaga: 7/10. Nice drumming, the singing isn't bad, and there's some variety. At times the vocals kind of clash with the instruments though. As far as remixes go this is a pretty good one.

 

Here's another Lady Gaga remix that I found:

 

 

Edited June 16, 2017 by Ironic Nickname

[WokeSmeed 124]

7/10. It's fun and would probably be a good shitpost song (especially the polka half.) I wouldn't download it and unironically listen to it, though, and a remix of a song that I can't stand.

 

[Kawaii Besu 28,011]

9/10

 

[GrimGrimoire 4,973]

I. Love. This. Song. 10/10

Artist: Mono

Song: Ashes in the Snow

Album: Hymn to the Immortal Wind

Genre: Post Rock, Instrumental