Rate the above song and post your own.

8/10.


P.S. Gonzalez, in this topic we rate previously posted piece of music before posting next, on 0 to 10 scale. Like, in this case i gave 8/10 to the piece you posted, before posting next one. It helps to see how different people like or don't like music you like, and vice versa.
 
10/10

Here is an odd one—not a song link, but a song excerpt. This is the 1985 Harmonica solo in the last minute and a half of the track "There Must Be An Angel". It's by Stevie Wonder—that's immediately obvious when heard. When I first heard it myself (tonight), I searched Google for "Stevie Wonder and Eurithmics", and found this video. In the official video for the song, they have a child pretending to play this solo.

 
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Good harmonica playing Stevie, but I can't help but feel this belongs in a low budget porno.

Solo: 3/10

Here is the full song for anyone who is interested:



I give it a 7/10 because I love that arpeggiated synth in the background.

Here's a catchy tune from Toro Y Moi where in the video Chaz Bundick gets chased by a ghost.... for some reason:

 
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3/10 You are absolutely right about the Offspring statement. I personally like the chorus and bridge, but most of the rest sounds like generic pup-punk garbage.

 
Strangely familiar, though I'd never heard it before. 6/10
It kept reminding me of something that I could never figure out what it was.
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Lets try a rap; one with a Fallout style ambient background track.

 
10/10

Sounds like Hieroglyphics had a baby with A Tribe Called Quest.

Leonard Boyarsky (art director of Fallout) would probably love this next video.



P.S. If any of you motherfuckers talk shit on Molly Rankin I will trace your IP address and show up at your house.
 
6/10
Kind of simplistic melody, and writing; otherwise not bad; but it sounds like it could be from a show on the CW.

This ones no different, but a bit more up-beat.
 
xKiwil said:
You have a great taste in music. I love Neon Indian
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Thanks, man. If you couldn't tell by my username and the CDs in the background of my avatar, I'm a pretty big Alan Palomo fan myself.

The verses of that Dredg song are really good, but the chorus seems a little sappy for the genre, especially when compared to vocal powerhouses like Chevelle, AFI, and 30 Seconds To Mars. I'd say like a 6/10 only because it's already been done better.

How about some Macky up in this thread?

 
Hassknecht said:
Definitely too hipstery for me.
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Me being the king of hipsters, you're probably going to hate everything I post.

It's been a while since I've heard a good metal song like that, definitely reminds me of early Mastodon. Those reverbed guitars are great. Only complaint I have is the vocals, they don't really seem to go anywhere like a good Brent Hinds track or something Howard Jones would have done with Killswitch Engage. 8/10

Also, that video was fucking awesome.

Time for some synthesizer porn. Seth Haley sure can patch them like no other.

 
10/10 love Com Truise. One of my favourite synthwavers.

Here's one of my favourite surf bands:

Their instrumentals are top notch. Unfortunately they let her sing sometimes and she's not great. The thick Russian accent doesn't help.
 
Jesus, they could give Dick Dale a run for his money. 10/10

Also listening to that while watching your avatar is the funniest shit I've yet to experience.

Now for my gurl Danz whose CDs never leave my car. <3

 
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