Rate The Song Above You

[Pyrrhic]

7/10 - Would love the song, but I've never been fond of their accent unfortunately. Wouldn't be so bad if they toned it down a notch but the rest of the song was fine.

 

Kasabian - Empire (2006)

 

 

[ExtremoMania]

Hmm.. Kasabian never heard of their songs before, although I knew their band but haven't been interested with it. Oh god, couldn't decide how to rate this. I don't own Kasabian songs but this one looks kind of interesting and I might proceed to download and purchase their songs on iTunes. But I appreciate it and it's good, so I'll give it an 8/10.

 

Bon Jovi - Bad Name

 

 

Edited June 16, 2013 by ExtremeLimitations

[Pyrrhic]

7/10 - Not too bad, the corniness and the overuse in media has wore off on it a bit, but still a decent song.

 

Tool - Eulogy (1996)

 

 

[Trinette]

8/10. Tool is a really interesting band and this was one of my favorite songs from them. Here's a band that came along in 2004. You can tell they were inspired by Tool based off some of their sounds.

 

 

Edited June 28, 2013 by Trinette

[Wolf of Badenoch]

9/10. That's my kinda song!

 

[The Hippie]

Always has been, and always will be a terrific song! 10/10

 

INXS - Never Tear us apart (1988)

 

[Steven Ride]

5/10. Honestly not a fan of most new wave and this isn't an exception.

 

 

[The Pizza Delivery Guy]

I liked it, reminded me of Flogging Molly. 7/10.

 

 

[DEALUX]

I know the song and it's kind of silly, but there are parts that I like. 8/10

 

 

This guy sent me his music and it's pretty good.

 

 

[Raavi]

Not really my cup of tea but still a 7/10 though.

 

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Lord knows why but this song always makes me extremely lightheaded to the point of nausea. Like a trance.

 

[Cursed]

7/10, not an amazing song but it brings back childhood nostalgia.

 

 

[AZAZEL]

Damn, True Faith takes me back. 7/10.

 

 

[Spider-Vice]

Not too bad for a calm mood, 6/10.

 

Here's something I really like as a trance lover, I just love this kind of uplifting trance, and obviously older (2003) as Trance is a bit more ruined nowadays.

 

[Pyrrhic]

8/10 - Great song considering I'm usually not a huge fan of electronic music like that. Reminded me a lot of Rise FM in GTA3 and also actually of that old PS1 game called Wipeout2097. Managed to finish the song without rage-quitting which saying a lot for a song of that nature. Good pick

 

Adam and the Ants - Prince Charming (1981)

 

 

[GreatGig]

@ Spider-Vice: Seriously loved that track, man. Thanks for posting. Got any more?

 

I've never been a fan of theirs and that particular song really hits a sore spot with me. Nevertheless, I'm in a good mood today so I gave it another chance and it didn't grind my gears as much as usual. His voice goes still goes through me and the video is simply horrible, but for all its faults it's not the worst thing I've ever heard. I'll give t 5/10.

 

I was going to post Korn's version of this song but I thought it might be more accessible if I just went for the original by Cameo. It's still brilliant (don't deny it), but I adore Korn's take on it.

 

 

[Pyrrhic]

7/10 - I'd actually not heard that track but had heard samples of it in a mash-up, I remember that pinging sound at the start as if it were yesterday. Good track, I love his voice and the whole vibe of that era that the clip gave off. Good track, Ill be looking up the Korn version too as I'm fond of them.

 

Audioslave - Cochise (2002)

 

 

[GreatGig]

Oh, hell yes! That song is an immediate 10/10. I adore everything about it but the drums, though simple, are really badass. I'm hoping to do a drum cover of that sometime soon. Excellent song and excellent choice

 

Another cover from me, this time from a completely different genre. Here's a brilliant take on Chris Isaac's classic.

 

 

[ExtremoMania]

Nice cover dude, but never heard a single song of Chris Isaac but the guitar notes are of good tune of course so IMO I'll give it an - 7/10.

 

Coldplay - The Scientist

 

 

[Pyrrhic]

7/10 - The only reason I'm scoring sub-8 is because I have heard it so much I have reached the point of getting sick of it unfortunately. I adore the album Rush of Blood to the Head but that song has just gotten to me.

 

Beck - Loser (1993)

 

 

[ExtremoMania]

I have a nostalgia of listening to this song since childhood and sometimes I enjoy listening to it. And also I enjoy listening to some of Beck's songs, so maybe as part of my own experience of listening to this, I'll give it an immediate 8/10.

 

 

Been listening to Adele very lately and I really adore one of her pop ballad songs. I really enjoy listening to her more than today's modern artists as well as this powerful pop-influence ballad. Hope you enjoy it too as well.

 

Adele - Set Fire to the Rain

 

 

Edited June 19, 2013 by ExtremeLimitations

[DEALUX]

I'm not a big fan of hers because her music tends to be a bit generic (that's not necessarily a bad thing), but she does have a nice voice. That song is pretty good too. 9/10

 

 

I found this album today and I have to say it's the best thing I've heard in a long time.

 

Edited June 19, 2013 by _____

[The Odyssey]

7/10

nice relax-tune, but a tad bit repetitive for my likings

 

keep listening, it gets better

[Spider-Vice]

@ Spider-Vice: Seriously loved that track, man. Thanks for posting. Got any more?

Not really, this kind of progressive trance isn't so common anymore unfortunately, but I'll post another similar one.

 

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7/10, pretty calm, sort of indie sounding, not bad.

 

 

[Chewie]

8/10 Trance is good music.

 

I love The Witcher so much!

 

[Finn 7 five 11]

^Fairly typical medieval music, i'll rate it for what it is and give it a 7/10 as far as that kind of music goes, if I was going to compare it against regular music, I would most likely rate it lower, but I think it's unfair to do that really, and a lot of people in this topic do.

 

Anyway, here's a song that i've always liked, but never felt the urge to listen to over and over and over, I remember I heard it pretty much right after it released and heard it around so eventually found out what it was called. The song is pretty much about human potential, what we can do, the innovative and destructive side of humans. It's not all that in-depth, but I find it pretty motivational, and a cool tune following it.

 

The top comment was pretty funny as well.

 

Day 1. Riding your bike with no Handlebars.

Day 2. Ending the world in a holocaust.

 

You have to be careful you don't get carried away.

 

 

 

 

[Trinette]

4/10 I always liked the guitar in this song but could never really enjoy much of anything else about it.

 

 

[ExtremoMania]

I didn't really find it very interesting, the lyrics are like very downed and only I could hear was that kind of sleepy tuning sound. 3/10.

 

Probably the most nostalgic boy band I listened so far. I remember when this band was first been patronized by many teenagers in the past something that correlates towards the present where One Direction rules now. Love listening to their teen pop genre and probably the best boy band IMO. Hope you enjoy it.

 

Backstreet Boys - I Want It That Way

 

 

[The Odyssey]

Extremely overrated. They just seemed like the One Direction of the 90's IMO. (aaaaaand here comes the hate) 3/10

 

This song was another childhood favorite. My dad always played it on road trips and listening to the first few beats give me a warm feeling of nostalgia

 

[Steven Ride]

5/10. Nothing really interesting but listenable.

 

 

[Jimmy_Leppard]

Facepalm. 1/10