Rate the above song and post your own.

Ha! I remember that one! 5/10, but hilarious nonetheless.

One Piece At A Time by Johnny Cash, 1976:
 
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Not a fan of country, but I can't say it's a bad song so 7/10 merely because I am not that big into the genre.



I am on a Jojo mood lately.
 
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Tom Petty? Ehhh, 7/10.

You guys know that my music is strictly underground, except for a few select artists who are "considered" mainstream that I only listen to their older music. But with all genres of music, I always stay underground, because everything on the radio today that isn't coming off an "oldies" station sounds entirely like shit.

So, in a change of pace instead of an underground rap artist, here I will give you an underground rock group:

 
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There's music besides the stuff on the radio and the stuff that's underground, you know.

Your song, 6/10.

Companion in historically inspired music to ChildServices':



I felt yours was a bit inauthentic with the english vocals. This band uses only the instruments they had back in the day (so I read) for the authentic nordic experience.

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8.2. Not the best Bowie song I've ever heard, but as with most if his music, I still like it.

This is Mystery Mountain by Journey, from their first album in 1975. Long before Steve Perry joined and they turned into a pop/arena rock band, they were a crazy 1970s prog rock band.

 
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Journey is always good. 8/10.
Can't get this fucking song out of my head for some reason.
 
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It's nice, but not something I'd listen to repeatedly. Can't dislike Maynard of course.

Here's a Peach cover by Tool, which I think perfects the original song.
 
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5/10

The sequencing and samples are pretty interesting, but its not my sense of humor.



This one is close to my heart because I used to live in a house with a bunch of birds.
 
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Oh gosh it reminds me of 90s white guy rap 4/10

also I heard somebody isn't into metal

I saw them recently I wanted to cry it was pretty gr8/8 he rode out on stage on a motorbike and everything
And they played this, too
 
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8.9/10 for Judas Priest.






Listen to it before rating on it please.
 
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