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7/10 I like it, but I don't vibe that much with the lyrics. They make the song seem very derivative of a lot of other rock music from the time period it came out, and that just ends up sucking away part of its personality.
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Disclosure: May or not be the actual time for me when I'm at posting this.

8/10 It's good
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Ah, 2000s garage rock

8.5/10. Just the way it should be.

6.5/10
Works pretty well with the zany atmosphere, but gets a bit overboard with the flanging synth lines that makes it sound like a really bad Skrillex/Deadmau5 outtake

6/10: It's a great rendition of the song, it really is, but it just does not compare to John Cale’s version. They should have just had the lady sing the entire thing, as the man at the start lacked the power and emotional depth that this song needs.

7/10 It's p good and I can see this growing on me with multiple listens

here's some Japanese noise rock

7.5/10 Took me a couple listens to get the full gist of what the band is doing here (it seemed congested at first listen). I like it overall, it's an interesting fusion between noise rock and hardcore punk.
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9.5/10
A revolutionary atmospheric rock track that predates the likes of Godspeed You! Black Emperor and TNT by 20 odd years, and it's still one of the most impressive uses of the Motorik rhythm to create an epic feel to soft guitar licks I've ever heard

9/10 An excellent representation of a flamenco sound by a virtuoso of the genre. As a matter of fact, I don't know all that many guitarists today that could ever rival him. May God rest his talented soul (It's been 7 years since his passing, already? That feels weird…).
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I guess this is just a more pop-leaning spanish guitar sound.

7.5/10 That was enjoyable
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I don't know if anybody has posted this before but i wanna say that this is probably my favourite dance club song of all time. It always makes me either dance as if nobody's watching me or shed a tear or two for how much i love it. I personally give it a 8.9 out of 10..
Also sorry that i couldn't embed the video but it's because i'm on mobile and i could not get the embed code.

8/10 Not a bad track to get people in the mood

Why always dictators have some good propaganda songs?

6/10, pretty repetitive but it's not terrible. Sounds like a generic radio song. Or something from Tropico.

Here's a thing.

4/10: That's…certainly a thing

It sounds like someone tried to mix hard rap, screamo and hardbass into one song and put no thought in how to mesh it all together.

The individual bits are alright, but they would be better sperate.

Also that techno pulse at the start only comes through the left speaker and it's pitch is so high that it set of my tinnitus; which was nice of it.

Definitely not my cup of tea.

Since soup king's song isn't available I'll give a 7/10 by default.

8/10
You gotta hand it to Japanese VG composers, they know how to convey emotion through sweeping classical orchestration opened by a melodica of all things

8/10, not a genre that I really listen to, but I dig its positive energy. It's very enjoyable to listen to overall.

(Warning: Long song)

8/10
A nice song about unrequited love and the production was top notch

Lets keep the rap for a while

9/10
Since the start of the Christmas season this is one of my favorite Christmas song's I love listening to this song on the radio. The movie is awful tho…

Do expect me to review more Christmas songs this week.

5/10
Poor gradma

9/10
Alatreon's theme is one of the coolest songs for any monster in Monster Hunter ever.
(although I prefer the gen ultimate version to the world version)

6/10, It feels a bit lackluster. For some reason it doesn't feel like it actually has much impact, most of the instrumentation just feels 'hollow', for lack of a better term. It also does that thing that I hate where it randomly changes tempo and ruins it.

i cant remember if this has already been posted or not

8/10
Hardly the best boss track from the Yakuza series, but you can't help but feel pumped whenever any of them comes on. This isn't an exception

8.5/10 Started listening to the song just as I uploaded this gif. Couldn't have been more appropiate.

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6/10 I haven't been able to get in touch with MGMT as anything after Oracular Spectacular isn't played on any alternative stations, but this does have some nice groove to it. I just wished the melody was catchier.

7.5/10 it's fun, will probably enjoy it quite a bit more with additional listenings
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8/10: I really enjoyed that and it'd make for some really good study/working music. I feel it would have been better with out the computerised vocals though, as they just disrupt the otherwise superb beat and melody it has going for it.

9/10
Very nice, emulates the classic radio rock/disco crossover sound without all their commercial excess

8.5/10 Ooooooooh 80s grooviness from the Queen of Pop herself at one of rock's most iconic concerts. I like this, I like this very much indeed.
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Shut up, kiss me, hold me tight

9/10: I really like this. It's like a more rawer, punkier version of Ace of Base.

Speaking of Ace of Base…

8/10 You can say it's overplayed, but it's classic enough that it deserves it.

8/10 – I just recently saw Spider-Man: No Way Home and yes I know it's not the same artist, but it's the same song. It's also a great song that reminds me of learning math in school.

8/10
I did learn some maths

9/10 – fast and awesome

7/10
Admitedly, I grew out of listening to most forms of metal when I left high school so this isn't hitting as hard for me as it might've for teenage me. Still, I liked it for what it was.
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9/10 – This is a very relevant Weird Al song and it best describes American culture perfectly.

10/10 – This song just brings out my inner book nerd and I love that the lyrics them self are based entirely on Moby Dick. Mastodon is a great band that needs more love.

9/10

Oh yeah, those bone crushing riffs man

t/l: Shiina Ringo – Marunouchi Sadistic

4/5
a solid J-pop song with a lot of what's right with the genre and few of what's wrong. the Melodica or whatever that instrument is a strange but good touch.

8/10, a lotta fun to listen to

At the start I'd give it a 7/10 because the hard to understand low vocals felt like something I'd hear in The Neverhood or Skullmonkeys, but once the other vocals came in it turned into a 8/10 because the whiplash of telling someone to not let someone else cum on everything amused me.

Ain't gonna rate that song, instead I'll post this clip of Scott the Woz to speak for itself:

And now for something completely different:

9/10

The atmospheric music from the 16-bit era is always super chill.

And just in case someone is put off by the album art given what music I've posted in the past with similarly styled art: Ghost is a hard rock band that's closer in style to KISS and Black Sabbath.

that was a nice, comfy and camper rock song
9/10

Peter Gabriel's Genesis >>> Phil Collins's Genesis

8.5/10 Gorgeous.
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Bringing in some funky vibes.

8/10, good mood music, just unfortunately not the mood I'm looking for right now.

I'm back on my emo shit because recent events as of this post (including advise from my therapist) have made me feel I need to just embrace pain and sadness as it happens instead o pushing it away, so that way I feel better later. So have an emo song on me:

9/10 it's gud 👍

8/10 – The diamond in the rough of a awful movie. This song is amazing.

7/10 It's alright. A tad schlocky Hollywood melodramatic, but very well executed and wouldn't mind listening to it again when I'm in the mood.
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For a song about a dude's enjoyment of weed, it goes harder than it has any right to. Maybe it's the mix of experienced late 70s production and radio marketability.

9/10

Possessed by this song