Rate The Song Above You

[trip]

8/10. I see your Revolution and raise you with Catfish John.

 

 

 

Lucky me has seen Toots a bunch of times. And when I saw him do Catfish John he gave a nice shout out to Jerry.

[guib]

Nice! 8/10

Queen of Rock:

 

[Pyrrhic]

7/10 - Not bad at all, reminds me of Copperhead Road for some reason.

 

 

 

Apparently this was in Sleeping Dogs so ignore the nubby comments

 

[Sim K]

I love The Clash. Great song of course, 8/10

 

Edited May 21, 2013 by Simoneski

[l911]

2/10 to blury to me.

 

[GreatGig]

Quick note: There really is no need to quote the song you're rating, folks. We know it's the one above you. Also, let's go for more than just a set of numbers as a rating, tell us why you did/didn't enjoy it. If I post a song and someone gives it a low score, I want to know why and I'm sure others feel the same.

 

Anyway, I'll give the above song 6/10. I was pretty decent but it felt as though it needed some sort of boost, if you will. Nevertheless, it had quite a nice flow to it that kept it tight and I really appreciate that in a song.

 

For my choice, I'm going to go with a cheesy ballad from Mr. Collins.

 

 

[Finn 7 five 11]

^8/10. Sounded - once again - Like a tune out of Vice City, that's the sort of sound it gave off. It's a good song I thought, The tune is nice and simple, I really liked the Cymbal tapping at the end, and the addition of the "Ohhhh" vocals in unison with all the other stuff, and the singer has a nice soft voice I guess. I had mixed feelings about the guitar playing throughout the song though.

 

Anyway, here's something different haha, it's a combo of bird whistling among other things, I've heard it on the radio a couple times, it's a fun enough song.

Turn your stereo up really loud for this one, you'll enjoy it more, it's not as good with the bass.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Spider-Vice]

Sounds like some trap-ish thing. 6/10.

 

 

[Steven Ride]

6/10. Nice drum beat and vocals. Bit short though.

 

Some nice dubstep from the master of it himself:

 

 

[The Pizza Delivery Guy]

Oh boy... how do I put this?... I hate Dubstep with all my heart, more than Bieber...

 

I will say it wasn't The worst I've ever heard. In fact it was one of the better ones. I'll be generous and say 5/10

 

 

[The Hippie]

Typical 80's hair band. Nothing special 6/10.

 

More reggae comin' your way! Song starts at the 20 sec mark.

 

[Majestic81]

5/10 Dont like Jamaican.

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Random song thats been stuck in my head for so long. i do like it though:

 

 

Edited May 22, 2013 by Majestic81

[ExtremoMania]

Nice rap, icky Martin - 6.5/10

 

I really love the instrumental of this song by Maroon 5.

 

 

[Vega LVI]

I hear this frequently while flipping through radio stations in my car. Not my cup of tea at all; I'll give the instrumental (the piano to be more precise) some credit, but the vocals kind of bother me. 5.0 out of 10.0.

 

by one of my favorite bands, Chicago.

 

 

EDIT: Happy 500 pages!

[AZAZEL]

I actually really enjoyed that. Good, solid tune. 8/10.

 

 

[Pyrrhic]

6/10 - I hate the original but the acoustic was much better, really emphasised on her vocals, not bad at all.

 

Eels - Elizabeth on the Bathroom Floor

 

 

[The Pizza Delivery Guy]

Really strange vocals and instrumentals. It was... strange. But in a good way: 7/10.

 

Not like this isn't any stranger

 

 

 

Most of my next ones will be Butthole Surfers

[The Hippie]

Sorta reminds me of Beck "Loser" a little bit, not quite as good though. Strange song indeed. 6.5/10

 

Jefferson Airplane "Comin' back to me" from 1967. A slower song, but I think it's beautiful.

 

 

 

[Pyrrhic]

9/10 - Absolutely loved that piece. You've always posted great music in here and that really topped it off. Awesome sounding music, could listen to that all day.

 

@Pizza

Look forward to it, Pepper is one of my favourite sings (i may have posted it in here a few months back).

 

Muse - Hysteria

 

 

[Mr Rabbit]

10/10 - one of my favourite songs and I knew you would be posting this soon as you jsut got Absolution (the album not a feeling of absolution)

 

 

[Steven Ride]

6/10 pretty decent but I'm not a fan of Matt Bellamy's singing.

 

WE PET SOUNDS NOW

 

 

[Pyrrhic]

6/10 - I generally like the Beach Boys but i wasn't actually a huge fan of that song, they've certainlt had their better moments.

 

The B-52's - Rock Lobster

 

 

[GreatGig]

Everything about that song screams "I'm truly awful, please end me", but for some reason there's a great novelty in it and one can't help but keep listening. Still, I love the oddity of it all so I'll give it 6/10.

 

Inspired by the 80's thread, I started listening to Duran Duran's "Hits" album and felt bad that I'd completely forgotten about this incredible song. A masterpiece of pop music.

 

 

[Pyrrhic]

7.5/10 - Not my favourite song by Duran Duran, but definitely deserves a respectable score. It actually brings back a few memories of ~2006 when my mum listened to a fair bit of them.

 

Up until today I thought the following song was by Creed, and apparently (I know thanks to YouTube comments) thousands of people have thought the song was by Creed, Tool or Alice in Chains. Seems to be thanks to majority of the Limewire downloads for it back in the day (where we would have gotten it from) labeled it as their song.

 

Downface (Acoustic) - Alone

 

 

[Steven Ride]

6/10 kinda like the guitar melodies but the singing isn't great imo.

 

 

[The Pizza Delivery Guy]

It sounded like just about every other rap to come out by Kanye, but I'll admit, he didn't skip a beat and I can respect that. I'll give it 6.5/10

 

 

[DEALUX]

Crazy...good. 9.5/10

 

 

 

[Steven Ride]

8/10. Pretty chill vocals and dat talkbox. Cool song in general.

 

 

[Raavi]

Not my cup of tea, but I guess still a 7/10 though.

 

Justified - Intro song.

 

[Wolf of Badenoch]

8/10. Better than I thought it was going to be.

Overused but still breathtakingly awesome.