Rate The Song Above You

[Ferocious Banger]

8/10. I love Stevie Wonder!

 

My turn:

 

 

[ExtremoMania]

Despite the fact that I can't understand the lyrics, I'll rate this 5.5/10 since the song is an okay one. It's rather emotional to here it despite I can't understand a bit. Also I didn't know that you could post your mother tongue songs here rather than just English ones, although many will turn it down since it is non-understandable.

 

Creedence Clearwater Revival - Lookin' Out My Back Door

 

[The Pizza Delivery Guy]

spectacular melody. I'm glad I love CCR. 8/10

 

 

[ExtremoMania]

That's a nice music, nice beat, and the lyrics are well-tuned. Though I haven't heard of Uncle Kracker, next time I'll try to listen to his singles. I'll give this 7/10 since I like the beating of this music, so soothing.

 

The Beatles - Yellow Submarine

 

[Sup3rman]

Its like a stoners song. Im not really into Beatles and this song has been played to death by some people i know. I give it 5/10, just for the respect of Beatles.

Now...Queen, that i like. I was looking for this song and finally found it. It was in a tv spot for a show and just sounded like pure awesomeness:

 

[DrDucky]

4/10 I've never really been into them

 

Here's some trap sh*t, Slim Dunkin was blowing up real good but sadly he died way before his potential. RIP Mario Hamilton / Slim Dunkin, I'll miss his gritty country accent. I'ma bump his sh*t until I go in a casket too.

 

 

[ExtremoMania]

Didn't really much enjoy about that. Never heard of Slim Dunkin and I never acknowledge his rap that much, though rap/hip-hop is my field. 3/10

 

Here's a phenomenal song from The Rolling Stones. I really love the lyrics and the beating of every guitar note and is also very nostalgic kind of rock music. This is a song fitted for long hours of journey I suppose.

 

The Rolling Stones - Satisfaction

 

[The Hippie]

Great track by the Stones, 9.5/10

 

Tom Petty's music always gives me this sense of Inspiration. Love his music, comes from the heart.

Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Into the great wide open (1991)

 

[Pyrrhic]

8/10 - I've always thought Tom Petty looks a bit silly but there's no doubt his music is great, I love that track, very good pick.

 

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Where the Wild Roses Grow (1995)

 

 

[ExtremoMania]

Such a cool song. Kylie really put that off and Nick Cave as well. 8/10

 

Probably Jennifer Lopez' most successful single. This song really rocked my world and Pitbull really did make a great contribution to it's success.

 

Jennifer Lopez - On The Floor

 

 

 

[Josh410]

I remember rating this song on this very topic probably 4-5 months back. I might of gave it a lower score back then, but this song has since grown on me quite a bit. 9/10.

 

Rush - Limelight (1981)

 

6/10. not really my style of music. Rush is good though

 

 

 

Last half of the song is the best. make sure you listen to the last half

[Josh410]

Such a cool song. Kylie really put that off and Nick Cave as well. 8/10

 

Probably Jennifer Lopez' most successful single. This song really rocked my world and Pitbull really did make a great contribution to it's success.

 

Jennifer Lopez - On The Floor

 

6/10 for the video, 7/10 for the song. Jennifer tries to hard in the video. Anyways, the song is ok, not my style of music

 

 

The ending is the best part.

[Pyrrhic]

Jesus christ, stop posting that song, that's like the fourth time you have in the past few pages.

I'm not even going to rate it because I already have, hopefully that gets it through your head.

 

The Offspring - Why Don't You Get a Job? (1999)

 

 

Edited July 6, 2013 by lzw3

[ExtremoMania]

That song reminds me of the time when I was a child, I've been dancing to it because of it's funny tune that I can't understand. I'll rate it 6.5/10 since I have already get along with this song but still I regard it as very funny IMO.

 

Aerosmith - Lord of The Thighs

 

 

 

[Jimmy_Leppard]

How you can say no to Aerosmith? 9/10

 

 

[3Hunt.]

2/10 - Music like that just bores me, for some reason..

 

 

[cbiscuit93]

Not really feeling it.

I don't like the vocals too much.

5/10.

 

SuperTramp - Bloody Well Right

 

[RoadRunner71]

7.9/10 After having to travel now some years ago more than 400 km hearing over and over Sumpertramp I ended sick of them, and I still am

 

No More Mr Nice Guy - Alice Cooper

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0YrXjeRSoE&sns=em

 

Lately I can't take this song out of my head

[GoldenBlade]

9.5/10. My favorite track by Alice Cooper.

 

 

[universetwisters]

7/10 I remember listening to it over and over and over and over and over again in "Burnout: Paradise City", but looking back on it, it seems like just some tacky song they wrote to make a quick buck. Not sure if that's entirely the case, though.

 

 

[Pyrrhic]

7/10 - A good track but it felt a bit slow moving in some parts (lyrically not musically). Could have been better but still good overall.

 

The Offspring - Come Out and lay (1994)

 

 

[RoadRunner71]

@Universetweisters: Well, Paradise City was composed in the rear of a back while they were going back to LA after playing in Seattle or SF back in 1985. And It's not bad at all, the intro sounds to me like pure 1980s rock

 

@lzw3, I'd give it a 6.5/10. I'm not much into that kind of music. Somebody else take my turn.

Edited July 6, 2013 by RoadRunner71

[Pyrrhic]

Time for a classic.

 

Queen and David Bowie - Under Pressue (1981)

 

 

[ExtremoMania]

Now that's gotta probably be the best duet of two famous rock stars of their time. Who can say no perfect score for both of them? 10/10

 

Time for some Bryan Adams and his most phenomenal songs. Love to hear some of Bryan Adams songs especially this one, makes me feel like I'm in heaven.

 

Bryan Adams - Heaven

 

[GoldenBlade]

9/10. Bryan Adams is an amazing vocalist. My favorite track of his is Summer of '69.

 

 

[Pyrrhic]

9/10 - Love Dave Grohl, love Taylor Hawkins and love the Foo Fighters. That's definitelty one of their underrated tracks, I an't get enough of it. Awesome choice.

 

This track is very strange. It's from a movie called Les Tripplettes de Belleville. The film is creepy in an extremely awesome way. The top comment puts it well, it's an anti-Pixar of sorts.

 

Les Tripplettes de Belleville - Cabaret Hoover (2003)

 

 

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[Kiffster]

I've seen the movie. Pretty weird but cool movie lol. The music tho is pretty strange. I'll rate Cabaret Hoover 2/10

 

 

[ExtremoMania]

Love the guitar tune actually but somehow that's there's to it at all. I'll give it a 6/10 since it lacks lyrics although I find the music lively though.

 

Anyone in here who loves R&B band singers like famous classic rock bands, like Boyz II Men for example? Somehow I really love R&B as much as I love Soul, Country, Rock, Pop, and Hip-hop; and the thing that directs me thinking of R&B artists is this group.

 

Boyz II Men - One Sweet Day feat. Mariah Carey

 

[GoldenBlade]

2/10. Just... not my style.

 

 

[Jimmy_Leppard]

I don't know.. 4.. maybe 5/10