Rate The Song Above You

[ExtremoMania]

While the song is okay, it does not really interest me. But the overall tuning is quite impressive, somewhat one of those house/pop songs whatever. I'll give it a fair 7/10 for this single.

 

The Who - Who Are You

 

[The Hippie]

Can't go wrong with the Who. 9.5/10

 

Gerry Rafferty - Right down the line (1978)

 

[universetwisters]

At first I was skeptical, as it was from the late 70s, but after listening to it, it was pretty cool. Real mellow sounding, and it reminds me of my ex and I. 10/10

 

 

[Yrkidding]

9/10. The song was a well-done acoustic song, probably going to add it to my iPod!

 

 

 

Simon & Garfunkel classic, Sound Of Silence.

[The Hippie]

10/10. Just perfect for my vibe right now man.

 

The Mamas & the Papas - California dreamin' (1965)

I've been dreaming about California a lot lately.

 

[The Pizza Delivery Guy]

Everything was perfect. Perfect vocals, perfect instrumentals, perfect length. Definitely 10/10

 

 

[DEALUX]

Pretty good. It reminds me of some other song. 9/10

 

 

 

[t0grul]

Never watched Breaking Bad, not a fan of it. 7/10

Gonna post this classic piece.

 

[Spider-Vice]

That is a pretty lost classic heh. 6/10

 

 

[RoadRunner71]

There's a radio program over here that broadcast that kind of music, coincidentally at the hour I'm traveling by car the weekends. During the time they are broadcasting all I want to do is rip the radio and throw it out the window. It gets on my nerves, 4/10. Sorry.

 

ZZ Top - Gimme All Your Lovin'

 

 

[BFR579]

That was awesome 9/10

 

 

 

 

The version on Physical Graffiti is amazing, but I think this live version takes the song to a whole new level.

Edited August 26, 2013 by BFR579

[Yrkidding]

10/10 Physical Graffiti is one of my favourite albums man, excellent choice.

 

Here's a song by a Canadian classic rock legend, Neil Young.

 

 

[BFR579]

I'm honestly not a huge fan of Neil's voice, but the song itself is very good, so it doesn't bother me at all. 9/10

 

 

 

Here's Johnny Cash covering Neil Young, Johnny liked the song (He was a fan of Neil's music in general) but he wasn't sure of recording it because the lyrics were a little "spaced out" for him. I think the end result is great though.

Edited August 27, 2013 by BFR579

[ExtremoMania]

The song is impressive, with minor configurations. The overall vocals and tuning are great and well-tuned, but I find the song too generic and the fact that I already heard this song many times over. But I'll still give a fair 7.5/10.

 

 

This song is from Led Zeppelin, though not personally my would be best choice of their songs, I really love the vocals and overall guitar tuning of this music.

 

Led Zeppelin - House of the Holy

 

[BFR579]

I don't think it's one of their very best either, but it's still excellent. 8/10

 

 

 

Here's another one from the album, that I absolutely love.

[Yrkidding]

10/10 More songs from Physical Graffiti, love the album and that is one of my favourite songs off the album, that and this other long beast:

 

 

[DEALUX]

I'm not a fan of them for whatever reason, but that song was great until the end. 10/10

 

 

 

[Guest]

7/10, It's decent; just not my Genre.

 

 

[ExtremoMania]

Listened to some of Tom Paxton's songs before and overall this song is frankly good IMO. This song reminds me of something before, likely because I have listened to this piece in the past. Guitars and vocals are quite great especially the lyrics itself. So I'll give it 8/10 for this one.

 

 

Another of Led Zeppelin's track from their album Physical Graffiti. Though not my chosen song of theirs in this album, it's still sound so awesome.

 

Led Zeppelin - Ten Years Gone

 

[RoadRunner71]

Not my favourite of Led Zeppelin but sounds good anyway. 7/10

 

The next one is a demo version, Izzy singing. I don't understand why in the final version the best and rawest part was cut:

 

Guns N' Roses - 14 Years (demo)

 

 

[ExtremoMania]

Always loved Guns N' Roses, can't go wrong with this band. Never heard of this demo from them so it's a great pick actually, far better than it's original version, a very soothing song with impressive vocals by Izzy. Indeed, a great song, I'll give it a top-notching 9.8/10.

 

 

Now I'm listening to more of Guns N' Roses awesome classic songs. Handpicked this myself, probably my best choice after Sweet Child O' Mine, Paradise City, and November Rain.

 

Guns N' Roses - Civil War

 

[Spider-Vice]

So much contrast to what I'm listening right now but GnR is GnR, 6/10 to that one.

 

 

[The Pizza Delivery Guy]

i don't feel the techno when it's slow. I need the fast paced in your face LSD ecstasy heart pumping sh*t you know? 6/10.

 

 

[Satourn]

Despite the name of the band (The Butthole Suffers, what?), the song was actually pretty good. 7/10

 

Here, have this.

 

 

[golf wang]

I absolutely LOVE the drums on that song! I used to listen to that song every day back in 10th grade, still a SOAD fan today. Song gets a 9.5/10

 

 

 

 

[Jimmy_Leppard]

Kinda cool. 5.5/10

 

 

[Satourn]

I don't like this style, I'll give it 5/10.

 

 

[BFR579]

It's overplayed and I bet everyone heard it by now, but it's so popular for a reason. 9.5/10

 

 

 

[ExtremoMania]

I actually heard this from my friend's Mafia II and it sounds real awesome, one of the classic rock and roll music of it's time. Iconic rock and roll music of the 50's and Chuck Berry, you can't seriously ignore his famous music. I'll give it a top-notching score 9/10

 

 

Here's another track from Guns N' Roses. Probably one of my favourite tracks after Sweet Child O' Mine and November Rain. Very iconic song and with great vocalism from them.

 

Guns N' Roses - Patience

 

[Jimmy_Leppard]

8/10 I know it's a G'N'R classic, but I prefer Knockin on the heaven's door cover and Don't cry over it.